Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication
Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION WHY You Must Know Your Constitution
Chapter One From Undivided British Indiaโthrough Partitionโto the Dominion of India, and finally, to the Republic of India
Chapter Two
(A) How Indiaโs Constitution Almost Never Got Finalised
(B) After the Constitution was finalised and came into forceโby whom was it to be interpreted?
Chapter Three A Roller-Coaster Ride through Twenty-Five Parts of Indiaโs Constitution
Chapter Four The โMagnificent Preludeโ to the Constitution: Exploring the Preamble and Its Features
Chapter Five โThe Conscience of the Constitutionโ: Directive Principles of State Policy (Part-IV) and Fundamental Rights (Part-III)
Chapter Six The Executive, the Legislature, and the Judiciary (Part-V and Part-VI of the Constitution)
Chapter Seven Analysis and Comments on Particular Articles:
I. Powers and Privileges of Parliament and State Legislatures, and Their Members (Articles 105 and 194)
II. On the Power of the Governor to Grant Pardons and to Suspend, Remit, or Commute Sentences in Certain Cases(Article 161 in Part-VI;
III. The Comptroller and Auditor General of India (Articles 147 to 151)
IV. (a) Elections (Articles 324 to 329) (b) Election Commission
Chapter Eight The Constitution Today and Prospects for the Future
Acknowledgements