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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Embrace the uncertainty that lies within. Shrimad Bhagavad Gita-A timeless philosophical and spiritual guide.

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents Preface. 1. Political systems concepts forms and types. 2. Indian polity from the earliest times to the end of the colonial rule. 3. Political system as established by the constitution. 4. The executive government and administration. 5. Parliament and state legislatures structure and functions. 6. The judicial system Supreme Court High Courts and Subordinate Courts. 7. Indian federalism Union State Relations. 8. Decentralization and local government Panchayati Raj Institutions. 9. Elections and political parties problems and processes. 10. Independent offices constitutional and statutory bodies. 11. Working of the political system an appraisal. 12. Blueprint for good governance a citizen friendly polity. Annexure Organisational structure. Select bibliography and references. Index. The present day Indian political system has grown out of a long evolutionary process and can be seen as a system that seeks to address the myriad socio political economic and cultural expectations of India as a modern nation state in a holistic manner. The present book while tracing the political systems as existent in India in the ancient and medieval times introduces the different components of modern Indian polity in terms of their structure and functional and how do they interact in making it citizen friendly. The book written for the general reader in a simple and non technical language is likely to appeal to a spectrum of readers including teachers and students and any body interested in understanding the functioning of Indian polity. 420 pp.

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Democracy and Good Governance reminds us of the true meaning of good governance and what democracy entails. Subhash Kashyap details practices and protocols followed in the Indian Parliament and the deviations and aberrant behaviours of legislatures, noting what their actual duties are and ought to be. The author also brings out in a series of biographical sketches his encounters with some remarkable parliamentarians during his long tenure in the Parliament Secretariat. His essays on value-based education, included in his book, encourage the nurturing of democratic values that are syncretic with India's Constitution enshrined tenets of equality, secularism and life of dignity for all its citizens. This book is a guiding light for all students of democracy,

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. State of the Nation Democracy, Governance and Parliament reminds us of the true meaning of good governance and what democracy entails. The author also details practices and protocols followed in the Indian Parliament and the deviations and aberrant behaviour of legislators noting what their actual duties are and ought to be. The author also brings out in a series of biographical sketches his encounters with some remarkable parliamentarians during his long tenure in Parliament. His essays on value-based education encourage the nurturing of democratic values that are syncretic with India's Constitution enshrined tenets of equality, Secularism and life of dignity for all its citizens. This book is a guiding light for all students of democracy, constitution and governance.

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. 5th or later Edition. Contents: Introduction. 1. The political system. 2. Equality and social justice. 3. Working of the constitution. 4. Institutional structure and relations. 5. Reforms and alternatives. At a time when the nation is passing through difficulties and our polity is under tremendous strain, the India International Centre has taken the initiative to analyse and examine a theme of great relevance to the current crisis. Eminent political scientists, educationists and public men have come together in this prestigious work to present their perspectives on the Constitution of India.

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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. I. The concepts and the system 1. Governance and the constitution defined. 2. Law and justice in Kautilya's Arthashastra. 3. Federalism union state relations. 4. Parliamentary system. 5. Formation of government. 6. Coalitions and minorit 416 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. Acknowledgments. 1. Democratic traditions and representative institutions in ancient India. 2. Origin and growth of modern parliamentary institutions (1600 1909). 3. Minto Morley and Montagu Chelmsford reforms (1909 1947). 4. Constituent Assembly and framing the constitution. 5. The Constituent Assembly (Legislative) Free India's First Legislature (1947 1949). 6. The provisional Parliament (1950 1952). 7. The first Lok Sabha (1952 1957). 8. The Second Lok Sabha (1957 1962). 9. The Third Lok Sabha (1962 1967). 10. The Fourth Lok Sabha (1967 1970). 11. The Fifth Lok Sabha (1971 1977). 12. The Sixth Lok Sabha (1977 1979). 13. The Seventh Lok Sabha (1980 1984). 14. The Eighth Lok Sabha (1985 1989). 15. The Ninth Lok Sabha (1989 1991). 16. The Tenth Lok Sabha (1991 1996). 17. The Eleventh Lok Sabha (1996 1997). 18. The Twelfth Lok Sabha (1998 1999). 19. Thirteenth Lok Sabha (1999 2004). 20. Fourteenth Lok Sabha 2004. 21. Recap and Summing Up Sixty years of parliament its changing face and functions (from 1947 to 2007). 22. The road ahead Need for parliamentary reforms renewing parliamentary institutions and procedures. Index. Parliament's pivotal position in India's democratic polity is not only a matter of fundamental principle in constitutional theory but it is also a well established fact in our political life. As a microcosm of the nation parliament has consistently reflected the feelings hopes aspirations and even weaknesses and frustrations of the people of India. It is above all their supreme representative institution notwithstanding all its shortcomings and failures. During the nearly six decades of the operation of the constitution the resilience and relevance of the institution of Parliament has been amply proved. Notwithstanding temporary aberrations decline in the standards of debate and conduct of members in times of crises like foreign aggressions internal disturbances etc. parliament has stood its own and retained its identity and legitimacy. This is an honest attempt to objectively trace and authoritatively narrate the interesting story of the origin and growth of representative parliamentary institutions in India and present a comprehensive history of the parliament of India covering the various stages of its growth in all their ramifications. Such a gigantic undertaking called for sustained and extensive research and digging out collection and collation of a lot of data and information. In a parliamentary polity history of the nation is very largely shaped in the houses of its parliament and to that extent the history of parliament is bound to encompass much of the history of the nation. In as much as this is the only work on the history of our parliament it is hoped that it would fill a void and would be widely welcomed. 1132 pp.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. Introduction. I. Philosophy of the constitution and concept of Indian polity: 1. Evolution of the concept of state in Indian polity from the earliest times to the present/Lakhan Mehrotra/Lakhan Mehrotra. 2. Constitutional philosophy: promise, practice and prospect/J.S. Verma. 3. Gandhian thought and his model constitution for India: relevance today and in future/K.D. Gangrade. 4. Indian polity, Governance and constitutional culture: a thematic framework/Anand P. Mavalankar. 5. We, the people of India: Indian National identity in historical perspective/Abhaya Kashyap. II. Making of the constitution: 6. The politico-cultural context of constitution making in India/Ramashray Roy. 7. Constitutional development in India : 1600-1947/M.V. Pylee.8. Democratic consensulaism: The Constituent Assembly at work/G.R.S. Rao. III. Principles of Governance, humanrights, directive principles and fundamental duties: 9. Basic pillars of constitutional Governance: directive principles-fundamental rights and fundamental duties-roots in the past and future/M. Rama Jois. 10. Universal humanism: shaping the human rights agenda/G.R.S. Rao. 11. Evolution, concept, conspectus, catagories, constradictions, conflicts, corelation and convergance of dichotomous fundamental rights/Pola Koteswarrao. IV. Impact of India's constitution abroad: 12. Impact of India's constitution on her foreign policy and constitution building in other states/Lakhan Mehrotra. Index. The Volumes of the Project on the History of Science, Philosophy and Culture in Indian Civilization aim at discovering the main aspects of India's heritage and present them in an interrelated way. In spite of their unitary look, these volumes recognize the difference between the areas of material civilization and those of ideational culture. The project is not being executed by a single group of thinkers and writers who are methodologically uniform or ideologically identical in their commitments. The project is marked by what may be called methodological pluralism. In spite of its primarily historical character this project, both in its conceptualization and execution, has been shaped by scholars drawn from different disciplines. It is for the first time that an endeavour of such a unique and comprehensive character has been undertaken to study critically a major world civilization. The subject matter of the present volume in two parts concerns every ordinary citizen inasmuch as it is a foundational right and a duty of everyone to know and understand the polity and constitutional culture under which we are governed. This volume is divided into two parts-Part 5A on Indian Polity, Governance and the constitution and Part 5B on "Federalism, Elections, Government and Rule of Law". Both the parts start with an introduction which presents the overview theme paper. Part 5A starts with section I on the philosophy of the constitution and concept of Indian polity. Section II is on the making of the constitution. Section III deals with the principles of Governance, human rights, directive principles of fundamental duties. Section IV consists of one comprehensive chapter on impact of India's constitution on her foreign policy and constitutional building in other states. Part 5B begins with section I which deals with Federalism and Union-State Relations. It is followed by section II on Law and justice. Parts III and IV are on Government and administration and elections and electoral processes respectively. (jacket).

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. Introduction. I. Federalism and Union-State Relations: 1. Indian federalism: nature and working/A.S. Narang. 2. Evolution of Indian model of federalism: Union-state relations special status to Jammu and Kashmir and other states/Y. Satyanarayana. 3. Parliamentary federalism in India: the constitutional inputs and the process of imagining/Bidyut Chakrabarty. 4. A borderless internal federal space: reorganization of state in India/Mahendra Prasad Singh. 5. The role of the Rajya Sabha in the Indian federal polity/Sandeep Shastri. 6. Water and the laws in India/Ramaswamy R. Iyer. 7. Education as a constitutional right: its evolution and present status/Kavita A. Sharma. II. Law and Justice: 8. Concept of justice and rule of law: genesis, growth and effectuation: record during the colonial period and since Independence/Ranbir Singh. 9. Administration of criminal justice system during pre-and post-constitution periods, human rights, police and NHRC/D.R. Kaarthikeyan. 10. Judicial review in India: constitutional and historical perspectives/A. Lakshminath. 11. Personal law versus uniform civil code: constitutional hope meets political huddles/Partha S. Ghosh. 12. India as a secular state: myth and reality/M.P. Dube. 13. Emergency powers: the role of the Governor and federalism/Ved Marwah. III. Government and Administration: 14. Historical and constitutional framework of Indian administration/B.M. Sharma. 15. Corruption and criminalisation in public life in India: an historical view/Ajay K. Mehra. 16. All-India services since the colonial times/S.R. Maheshwari. 17. The grounds for an limits of affirmative action/Ashok Acharya. 18. Panchayat Raj Institutions-evolution and future/George Mathew. 19. Financial administration of the state during colonial and post-colonial rule: procedure in financial matters, C & AG, Parliamentary Committees, Finance Commission and planning Commission/Amaresh Bagchi and Meena Chaturvedi. IV. Election and Electoral processes: 20. Role of election Commission of India in Indian Democracy/G. V. G. Krishnamurthy and M.L. Ahuja. 21. Elections and electoral processes (1950-2005): The election Commission and electoral reforms in India/Ujjwal Kumar Singh. Index. The Volumes of the Project on the History of Science, Philosophy and Culture in Indian Civilization aim at discovering the main aspects of India's heritage and present them in an interrelated way. In spite of their unitary look, these volumes recognize the difference between the areas of material civilization and those of ideational culture. The project is not being executed by a single group of thinkers and writers who are methodologically uniform or ideologically identical in their commitments. The project is marked by what may be called methodological pluralism. In spite of its primarily historical character this project, both in its conceptualization and execution, has been shaped by scholars drawn from different disciplines. It is for the first time that an endeavour of such a unique and comprehensive character has been undertaken to study critically a major world civilization. The subject matter of the present volume in two parts concerns every ordinary citizen inasmuch as it is a foundational right and a duty of everyone to know and understand the polity and constitutional culture under which we are governed. This volume is divided into two parts-Part 5A on Indian Polity, Governance and the constitution and Part 5B on "Federalism, Elections, Government and Rule of Law". Both the parts start with an introduction which presents the overview theme paper. Part 5A starts with section I on the philosophy of the constitution and concept of Indian polity. Section II is on the making of the constitution. Section III deals with the principles of Governance, human rights, directive principles of fundamental duties. Section IV consists of one comprehensive chapter on impact of India's constitution on her foreign policy and constitutional buil.