Taxmann’s Administrative Law by Deepak Kumar Srivastava
Taxmann's Administrative Law by Deepak Kumar Srivastava - 1st Edition 2025. Administrative Law by Dr Deepak Kumar Srivastava provides a comprehensive, comparative, and practice-oriented study of administrative law. It traces the subject from its evolution and core doctrines—such as the separation of powers, the rule of law, and judicial review—to advanced themes, including delegated legislation, natural justice, remedies, and state liability. The book also examines institutions such as tribunals, regulators, and public corporations, along with accountability mechanisms like the Lokpal, CVC, and the RTI Act. Enriched with case law, statutory references, synopses, summaries, and visual tools, it is tailored for law students, judicial service aspirants, academics, practitioners, and governance professionals.
Taxmann’s Fundamentals of Political Science by Manisha Mirdha
Taxmann's Fundamentals of Political Science by Manisha Mirdha - 1st Edition 2025. Fundamentals of Political Science offers a compact, first-course roadmap that links core ideas to institutions, behaviour, policy, and the international order—balancing India's political structures with comparative global perspectives. It moves from meanings and methods to the State and foundational concepts, then to governance, elections, international relations, and finally public administration and public policy. The latest Edition blends academic rigour with clear prose, an interdisciplinary lens, and up-to-date themes such as globalisation, democracy, diplomacy, and disarmament. With end-chapter summaries and practice-oriented illustrations, it serves UG/PG learners, teachers, civil-services aspirants, and engaged citizens seeking an exam-ready, practical relevant foundation.
Taxmann’s Textbook on Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita 2023 by Vageshwari Deswal
Taxmann's Textbook on Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita 2023 by Vageshwari Deswal - 1st Edition 2025. Textbook on Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita 2023Â by Prof. (Dr) Vageshwari Deswal provides a comprehensive, section-wise commentary on India's new penal code, which replaces the IPC 1860. Spanning 358 sections across 20 chapters, it explains offences, exceptions, punishments, and defences with illustrations and case law. The book highlights new provisions on terrorism, organised crime, and mob lynching, while noting the removal of outdated offences like adultery and homosexuality. With its dedicated focus on offences against women and children, structured pedagogy, and plain-language explanations, it serves as an essential resource for students, practitioners, researchers, and judicial academies.
Taxmann’s Code of Civil Procedure by Monika A. Srivastava – 2nd Edition September 2025
Taxmann's Code of Civil Procedure by Monika A. Srivastava - 2nd Edition September 2025. The Code of Civil Procedure offers a rigorous, student-oriented journey through the entire civil action lifecycle—institution and pleadings, interlocutory stages, trial, decree, and execution—grounded in updated Supreme Court and leading High Court rulings. Designed for LL.B./LL.M. students, Judicial Services/AIBE aspirants, early-career civil litigators, and faculty, it blends precise exposition with courtroom relevance. The key features include a chronological 'suit-to-execution' architecture, doctrinal clarity with a practical focus, and interfaces with the Limitation Act, Evidence Act, Commercial Courts Act, and Section 89 of the CPC (mediation). Pedagogy emphasises illustrations, flowcharts, checklists, 'common pitfalls,' specimen-pleading cues, viva prompts, and quick-revise tables—plus curated student queries and hypotheticals that map rules to outcomes.
Taxmann’s Law of Contract by Rajni Malhotra Dhingra – 2nd Edition September 2025
Taxmann's Law of Contract by Rajni Malhotra Dhingra - 2nd Edition September 2025. Law of Contract offers a rigorous, student-oriented exposition of the Indian Contract Act 1872 and the Specific Relief Act 1963, explaining rules with their underlying rationale. Through illustrations, flowcharts and case-based capsules, it makes formation, performance, discharge and enforcement intuitive, and clarifies the remedial toolkit when obligations fail. Anchored in up-to-date Supreme Court and High Court rulings and aligned to BCI syllabi, it includes MCQs, short notes and problems for rapid revision. Designed for LL.B./LL.M. learners, judicial service aspirants, teachers and practitioners, it also addresses contemporary themes such as e-contracts, standard-form terms, unconscionability and restitution.
Taxmann’s Economics for Law By Anu Singh
Taxmann's Economics for Law By Anu Singh - 1st Edition September 2025. Economics for Law offers a clear and rigorous introduction to microeconomic reasoning, specifically tailored for law students. Authored by Dr Anu Singh, this work explains how economic analysis shapes the framing, interpretation, and enforcement of legal rules, focusing on essential concepts such as incentives, efficiency, elasticity, and market structures. Through practical examples and stories—such as the Polluter Pays Principle and the Coase Theorem—the book makes abstract ideas concrete and relevant for legal contexts. Structured in eight chapters with learning objectives, summaries, and diagrams, it is an indispensable resource for LL.B. students, teachers, policymakers, and young legal professionals.
Taxmann’s Unbelievable India – Edition 2025
Taxmann's Unbelievable India - Edition 2025. Unbelievable India is a captivating compendium of India's marvels—spanning natural wonders, ancient engineering, living traditions, and enduring myths. From the origins of Hinduism and the Indus Valley to haunted forts, colour-changing lakes, and living root bridges, it blends folklore with history, geography, and science. Covering rituals, monuments, villages, monasteries, and grand events like the Maha Kumbh, it offers a balanced view of myth and evidence. Ideal for students, educators, travellers, and families, the book serves as an engaging atlas of India's most remarkable curiosities.