Lexis Nexis’s Bharat Ka Samvidhan–Ek Parichaya (Hindi Translation) by Durga Das Basu – 16th Edition 2026.

Lexis Nexis’s Bharat Ka Samvidhan–Ek Parichaya (Hindi Translation) by Durga Das Basu – 16th Edition 2026.

Description:-

D D Basu Bharat ka Samvidhan- Ek Parichaya is the Hindi translation of the coveted D D Basu Introduction to The Constitution of India. It is a pioneer work, catering to the needs of anyone who wants to study the origin and development of the Constitution of India. Currently in its 16th edition, this book has enjoyed the reputation of being one of the most incisive works on the subject. This title provides an introductory study on the Constitution for a broad audience including general readers, politicians, journalists and administrative authorities. It meets the requirements of the students of LL B, LL M, BA and MA (Political Science) courses, as well as those preparing for competitive examinations held by the Union and State Public Service Commissions.

Key Features:

• Offers a systematic exposition of the Constitution, arranged under logical chapters and headings
• Traces India’s constitutional history from the Government of India Act, 1858, and offers a concise analysis of the present Constitution, explaining the interrelation of its diverse provisions
• Features analytical table of contents, marginal notes and reference tables for understanding
• Includes all legislative changes and recent amendments to the Constitution
• Highlights recent notable judgments of the Supreme Court of India such as Surendra Koli v State of Uttar Pradesh, Dr Tanvi Behl v Shrey Goel, State of Maharashtra v Pradeep Yashwant Kokad

About the Legendary Author

Dr. Durga Das Basu (1910–1997) Dr. Durga Das Basu was a legendary Indian jurist, lawyer, and the pioneer commentator on the foundational legal structures of India. He published the first major commentary on the Indian Constitution in September 1950, shortly after its adoption, remarkably operating without any previous judicial precedents to guide him.

Globally acclaimed for introducing the comparative method of research to Indian constitutional law, Dr. Basu’s work is celebrated by legal luminaries worldwide. He served as a judge of the Calcutta High Court and as a full-time member of the Law Commission of India. In recognition of his immense contributions to public affairs and legal literature, he was awarded the prestigious Padma Bhushan in 1985.

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