KLH’s The Constitution of India (Bare Act) by T.N. Shukla – 2025.

KLH’s The West Bengal Land Reforms Rules, 1965 (Bare Act) by T.N. Shukla – 2025.

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The Supreme Law of the Land, Simplified.

The Constitution of India is not just a legal text; it is the bedrock of Indian democracy. This 2025 Edition by T.N. Shukla, published by the reputed Kamal Law House, offers the most up-to-date and accurate text of the Constitution, making it an indispensable resource for law students, judiciary aspirants, UPSC candidates, and legal practitioners.

Unlike standard bare acts that only provide the raw articles, T.N. Shukla’s edition is celebrated for its “Short Notes”—brief, lucid explanations placed directly under complex Articles. These notes act as a bridge between the bare text and heavy commentaries, helping readers grasp the intent of the law instantly.

Why Choose the 2025 T.N. Shukla Edition?

• Fully Updated with 106th Amendment: This edition incorporates the historic Constitution (One Hundred and Sixth Amendment) Act, 2023, also known as the Nari Shakti Vandan Adhiniyam, which introduces 33% reservation for women in the Lok Sabha and State Legislative Assemblies.
• Landmark Case Laws: The footnotes are rich with citations from landmark Supreme Court judgments, ranging from the foundational Keshavananda Bharati case to recent verdicts on Privacy (Puttaswamy), EWS Reservation, and Article 370.
• Comprehensive Coverage: Contains the full text of the Preamble, all 448 Articles (grouped into 25 Parts), and all 12 Schedules.
• User-Friendly Format: The layout is designed for quick reference. Articles are clearly bolded, and amendments are marked with footnotes indicating the date and Act number of the change.

Who is this Book For?

• Law Students (LL.B / LL.M): Essential for Constitutional Law papers. The short notes help in writing answer scripts.
• Judiciary & UPSC Aspirants: The “Bare Act” language is crucial for Prelims and Mains. This book provides the exact terminology required for competitive exams.
• Practicing Advocates: A compact, handy reference for daily court proceedings and drafting writ petitions.

Table of Contents Overview:

• The Preamble: The soul of the Constitution.
• Part III: Fundamental Rights (Articles 12–35) – Heavily annotated with case laws.
• Part IV: Directive Principles of State Policy (DPSP).
• Part V & VI: The Union and The States (Executive, Parliament, and Judiciary).
• Part XVIII: Emergency Provisions.
• Part XX: Amendment of the Constitution.
• Schedules 1–12: Detailed lists regarding territories, emoluments, allocation of seats, and powers of Panchayats/Municipalities.

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