Constitutional Law of India – I : Dr. Meera Singh

Constitutional Law of India – 1: Law Exam Times Question Answer Series by Dr. Meera Singh is a comprehensive guide tailored to the syllabi and previous examination questions of Dibrugarh, Gauhati, Pune and other Indian universities. It serves as a valuable resource for law students preparing for exams, offering detailed insights and concise explanations of critical topics.

Key Features:

• Unit 1: Introduction to the Constitution of India
  Explores the Preamble, the salient features of the Constitution, the nature of Indian federalism, India and its territories, and the framework of citizenship as per Articles 5-11 and the Citizenship Act, 1955.
• Unit 2: Fundamental Rights – I (Articles 12-19)
  Covers the definition of the State for enforcing Fundamental Rights, the doctrines of eclipse, severability, and waiver, judicial review, the Right to Equality with doctrines of classification and arbitrariness, and the judicial interpretation of the Right to Freedom and its reasonable restrictions.
• Unit 3: Fundamental Rights – II (Articles 20-24)
  Discusses the scope of the Right to Life and Personal Liberty, the policy of preventive detention and safeguards, and rights against exploitation, including the prohibition of forced labor and child employment.
• Unit 4: Fundamental Rights – III (Articles 25-35)
  Examines the Right to Freedom of Religion and secularism, cultural and educational rights of minorities, and the Right to Constitutional Remedies, including writs under Articles 32 and 226.
• Unit 5: Directive Principles, Fundamental Duties, and Social Justice (Articles 36-51A)
  Provides a detailed study of the Directive Principles of State Policy, their justiciability, the relationship between Fundamental Rights and Directive Principles, and an analysis of Fundamental Duties.

This book integrates critical legal concepts with practical insights, making it an essential tool for law students seeking clarity and academic success in constitutional law.