Jain, Subhash C. <br/><br/>
Constitution of India :  select issues and perceptions 
by  Subhash C. Jain. 
 - New Delhi :  Taxmann,  2000. 
 - 519 p. 
<br/><br/> Table of Contents;<br/>Chapter 1. Introduction<br/>Chapter 2. Definitions of the words "Secular" and "Socialist" in the Preamble to the Constitution<br/>Chapter 3. Formations of New States(the case of Uttaranchal)<br/>Chapter 4. Reservations for women and article 16<br/>Chapter 5. Reservations in employment in hill areas; some constitutional issues<br/>Chapter 6. Constitutional implications of recognition of certain titles <br/>Chapter 7. Minority educational institutions and the constitutions<br/>Chapter 8. Punjabi as a language of instructions in Punjab University<br/>Chapter 9. Bangalore palace (Acquisition and transfer ) Act, 1996.<br/>Chapter 10. Proposal to Insert New Directive Principles to promote Small Family Norm.<br/>Chapter 11. Power of the President to Grant Pardon and Petitions by Foreigners<br/>Chapter 12. Caretaker Government and its Functions pending<br/>Chapter 13. President's Competence to remove Union Minister without consulting Cabinet<br/>Chapter 14. Interpretations of the expression 'art' in article 80(3) and other related issues<br/>Chapter 15. President/Governors address - A Constitutional Mandate <br/>Chapter 16. Need for Amendment of Articles 94 and 179<br/>Chapter 17. Office of Profit <br/>Chapter 18. President's Assent to Bills passed by Parliament <br/>Chapter 19. Removal of a Judge of the Supreme Court/high court and the Powers of Parliament<br/>Chapter 20. Appointment of the Comptroller and Auditor-General <br/>Chapter 21. Continuance of the Comptroller in the Post till the Governor Designate assumes Charge<br/>Chapter 22. Governor's Responsibility for His Address<br/>Chapter 23. Constitution of New Legislative Assembly<br/>Chapter 24. National Capital Territory of Delhi-1<br/>Chapter 25. National Capital Territory of Delhi-1<br/>Chapter 26. Exemption of New Delhi Municipal Committee from certain Provisions of the Constitution          <br/>Chapter 27. Follow- up of the Sarkaria commission Recommendations<br/>Chapter 28. Jammu and Kashmir Criminal Law Amendment bill, 1995.<br/>Chapter 29. Extent of Parliament's Powers under Article 252<br/>Chapter 30. Proclamation of Emergency under Article 352<br/>Chapter 31. Revival of a Legislative Assembly <br/>Chapter 32. Extending Entries in the Seventh schedule to Jammu and Kashmir <br/>Chapter 33. Nagaland (Ownership and Transfer of Land and its Resources) Amendment Bill, 1995<br/>Chapter 34. Conflict between Legislature and Judiciary <br/>Chapter 35. Doctrine of Separation of Powers<br/>Chapter 36. National Government<br/>Chapter 37. An overview of amendments to the Constitution of India<br/>Appendices<br/>Text of the Constitution of India <br/>Bibliography<br/>Subject Index<br/>Name Index  
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>8174962921 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Constitutional Law.
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>342.5402   / JAI/CON