History of India - Part II

An Authoritative Standard Publication, published in collaboration with the National Law School of India University, Bangalore and the Bar Council of India.

This book serves as a sequel to History of India, Part I. While the previous volume traced India's journey from ancient times through Aurangzeb's reign, this continuation chronicles India's evolution from the post-Aurangzeb era to contemporary times. It offers deep insights into the socio-political landscape and meticulously documents the development of legal institutions in India.

Key Features:

• A notable addition is the chapter on 'Makers of Indian Law,' which explores the influential figures who shaped the country's legal framework
• The book also features a unique chapter on Civil Services - a topic rarely covered in traditional history texts.
• The author has crafted an engaging blend of historical events, analytical interpretations, and thought-provoking content designed to stimulate critical thinking among law students.
• This book is an invaluable resource for understanding the intersections of Indian history, law, and governance.

1. Modern India: Some Aspects of Social and Political History
2. Indian Society: Beginnings of Change and Modernisation
3. Some Facts of Modern Indian Economy
4. Development of Legislative Institutions
5. Indian Awakening: The Freedom Movement
6. Judicial System
7. Reorganisation of States and Civil Services
8. Modern Lawmakers
9. Development of Federalism in the Indian Constitution
Subject Index