Indian Constitutional Law (In 2 Volumes)

M P Jain Indian Constitutional Law has been a trusted reference on Indian constitutional jurisprudence for generations of judges, lawyers, scholars, and students. The 9th Edition brings together updated case law, key judicial and legislative developments, and critical analysis of emerging constitutional issues - while preserving the author's focus on the principles behind landmark decisions. It reflects the evolving nature of constitutional law and today's key legal debates.

Key Features:

• Incorporates the latest constitutional amendments and comments on all leading decisions on the subject.
• Provides key documents, including British constitutional documents from the Government of India Act, 1800, tracing the historical development of the Indian Constitution.
• Covers constitutional provisions on Union Territories, States, tribal governance, Panchayats, Municipalities, and emerging federalism jurisprudence.
• Updates and elaborates on the Right to Education (Article 21-A), incorporating the latest Supreme Court decisions on RTE, minority institutions, inclusive education, and teachers' rights.
• Includes relevant and latest judgments of the Supreme Court like Dr. Jaya Thakur v Government of India and Others, Sita Soren v UOI, Kolkata Municipal Corpn v Bimal Kumar Shah, and Anjuman Ishaat-e-Taleem Trust v State of Maharashtra.