Constitution
Bharat’s Law Relating to Minority Rights & Minority Institutions in India by Isaac K. Illikal
Navigate the complex regulatory framework governing educational and cultural rights with Law Relating to Minority Rights & Minority Institutions in India. Authored by prominent Kerala High Court Advocate Isaac K. Illikal and published by Bharat Law House, this 1st Edition (2026) is the definitive guide to institutional jurisprudence.
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✔ Comprehensive Rights Analysis: Details the legal right of minorities to establish institutions, choose governing bodies, admit students, and manage assets.
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✔ Constitutional Jurisprudence: Deep dives into Articles 29 and 30, including a Master Table of Cases governing minority educational institutions.
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✔ Statutory Appendices: Includes full texts of the National Commission for Minority Educational Institutions Act, 2004, and the National Commission for Minorities Act, 1992.
Lexis Nexis’s The Basic Structure Doctrine: Protector of Constitutional Integrity by Rohinton Nariman
Explore the ultimate safeguard of India's democratic framework with The Basic Structure Doctrine: Protector of Constitutional Integrity. Authored by the formidable former Supreme Court Judge, Justice Rohinton Fali Nariman, this 1st Edition (2025) by LexisNexis offers a masterclass in constitutional law.
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✔ The Kesavananda Bharati Legacy: Deeply analyzes the landmark 1973 case that established limits on Parliament's amending powers under Article 368.
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✔ A Pro-People Safeguard: Argues that the doctrine is fundamentally pro-people, preventing the corruption of government organs by restraining absolute legislative power.
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✔ Judicial Exclusivity: Underscores how interpreting the Constitution's core values—like the rule of law and separation of powers—remains exclusively within the Judiciary’s purview.
Lexis Nexis’s Constitution of India (Pkt.Size) by P M Bakshi
Carry the ultimate legal ready-reckoner into the courtroom or classroom with The Constitution of India (Pocket Size) by P.M. Bakshi. Published by Universal / LexisNexis, this 20th Edition (2025) delivers precise, article-by-article analysis in a highly portable format.
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✔ Fully Updated: Incorporates all legislative amendments from 1951 through the latest Constitution (One Hundred and Sixth Amendment) Act, 2023.
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✔ Contemporary Jurisprudence: Covers pivotal recent judgments including State of Tamil Nadu v The Governor of Tamil Nadu and M K Ranjitsinh v Union of India.
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✔ Reader-Friendly Notes: Each article is followed by concise, easy-to-understand notes clarifying legislative intent and judicial interpretation.
Lexis Nexis’s Constitution of India by P M Bakshi
Equip yourself with the ultimate legal ready-reckoner. The Constitution of India by P.M. Bakshi is a must-have reference book offering a clear, concise, article-by-article analysis of India's foundational law. Published by LexisNexis/Universal, this 20th Edition (2025) provides accurate, up-to-date information on legislative developments.
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✔ Fully Updated: Incorporates all legislative amendments from 1951 up to the latest Constitution (One Hundred and Sixth Amendment) Act, 2023.
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✔ Latest Landmark Judgments: Covers recent pivotal cases like State of Tamil Nadu v. The Governor of Tamil Nadu and M.K. Ranjitsinh v. Union of India.
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✔ Quick Reference Tools: Includes highly valuable additions such as “Constitution of India in a Nutshell” and “Important Articles and Schedules at a Glance”.
Lexis Nexis’s Indian Constitutional Law (PB) by M P Jain
Equip your legal library with the definitive gold standard on India's founding document. Indian Constitutional Law by the eminent Prof. M.P. Jain, published by LexisNexis, is an authoritative treatise currently in its 9th Edition (2025).
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✔ Contemporary Jurisprudence: Critically engages with recent Supreme Court domains like Electoral Bonds, Article 370 modification, and Same-Sex Marriage.
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✔ Evolving Doctrines: Deep analysis of Transformative Constitutionalism, Constitutional Morality, and the Basic Structure doctrine.
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✔ Comprehensive Update: Thoroughly revised to include recent constitutional amendments and a critical reflection on modern public law scholarship.
The Indian Parliament: Samvidhan Sadan to Sansad Bhawan | Devender Singh
Explore the dynamic evolution of the world's largest democracy with The Indian Parliament: Samvidhan Sadan to Sansad Bhawan. Authored by former Lok Sabha Additional Secretary Devender Singh and published by LexisNexis, this 1st Edition (2025) offers an insider’s perspective on legislative governance.
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✔ Historical & Modern Context: Traces India's republican heritage from Vedic times to the modern transition into the new Sansad Bhawan.
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✔ Procedural Deep-Dive: Exhaustively details MPs' privileges, parliamentary functions, and landmark procedural shifts (like the 2017 Railway Budget merger).
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✔ Future Reforms: Analyzes democratic challenges and proposes vital innovations, including the introduction of a Prime Minister's Question Hour.
They Created A Nation: Due Process in India | N Kavitha Rameshwar
Explore the evolution of India's most impregnable constitutional safeguard with They Created A Nation: The Omnipresence of Due Process in the Indian Constitution. Authored by prominent Madras High Court Advocate N. Kavitha Rameshwar and published by LexisNexis, this 1st Edition (2026) is a masterclass in fundamental rights jurisprudence.
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✔ The Due Process Saga: Traces how the 'due process clause' was omitted from the original constitutional text, yet grew to dominate Indian jurisprudence.
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✔ Basic Structure Argument: Makes a compelling case for why 'due process of law' deserves elevation as part of the Constitution's basic structure.
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✔ Comparative Constitutionalism: Offers a detailed comparative study mapping how the Supreme Court of India and the US Supreme Court have evolved fundamentally different principles.
Introduction to the Constitution of India | DD Basu (28th Ed. 2026)
Master the foundational legal framework of the world's largest democracy with Introduction to the Constitution of India by legendary jurist Durga Das Basu. Published by LexisNexis, this 28th Edition (2026) remains the most incisive and pioneering work on the subject.
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✔ Historical & Modern Context: Traces India’s constitutional evolution since the Government of India Act, 1858, right through to the latest legislative amendments.
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✔ Recent Landmark Judgments: Fully updated with pivotal Supreme Court decisions, including Surendra Koli v State of Uttar Pradesh and Dr Tanvi Behl v Shrey Goel.
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✔ Exam-Ready Structure: Features an analytical table of contents, marginal notes, and reference tables, making it indispensable for LL.B., LL.M., and UPSC/PSC candidates.
Taxmann’s The Doctrine of Promissory Estoppel: A Public Law Perspective by Ashok Saraf
Taxmann's The Doctrine of Promissory Estoppel: A Public Law Perspective by Ashok Saraf, Aditya Ajgaonkar - Edition 2026. First, this Taxmann publication provides the exact principles of administrative laws. Specifically, author Ashok Saraf details the strict rules of government commitments. Furthermore, this essential book covers all fundamental public law concepts perfectly.
CLA’s Indian Legal & Constitutional History by Dr. N.V. Paranjape
CLA's Indian Legal & Constitutional History by Dr. N.V. Paranjape - 8th Edition 2018. First, this CLA publication provides a complete guide to historical jurisprudence. Specifically, it details the exact evolution of Indian courts. Furthermore, this 8th Edition 2018 covers all fundamental constitutional developments perfectly.
Lexis Nexis’s Statement of Indian Law by Govind Goel
₹14,495.00Original price was: ₹14,495.00.₹11,596.00Current price is: ₹11,596.00.Master the absolute highest level of Indian jurisprudence. LexisNexis's Statement of Indian Law (2nd Edition, 2024) by Govind Goel is a monumental 3-volume compilation tracking every single decision delivered by the Constitution Benches of the Supreme Court of India since 1950.
✔ The Ultimate Constitutional Record: The only exhaustive running interpretative commentary on the evolution of law through the Constitutional Benches.
✔ Pioneering Judicial Analytics: Features a dedicated chapter mapping the productivity, spread of unanimity, and dissent of Supreme Court judges using graphs, pie charts, and data tables.
✔ Recent Historic Addendums: Fully updated with landmark 2023/2024 rulings, including In Re Article 370 of the Constitution of India, Vivek Narayan Sharma v Union of India, and Sita Soren v Union of India.