Description

This book gives guidance to students of Law, Political Science, Research Scholars, Aspirants of PCS (J) and Higher Judicial Services, and Academicians on how to approach Constitutional Law in the present socio-political context. It explores contemporary constitutional concerns such as socio-legal aspects of personal laws in India, the desirability and constitutional feasibility of a Uniform Civil code of India, legal reforms pertaining to personal laws in other countries, and reforms in the Directive Principles of State Policy in India. The discussion is presented in a structured manner, keeping in view significant judicial observations, including those in the Minerva Mills case.
Most competitive law examinations devote a substantial portion of their syllabus to Constitutional Law-often nearly 50%. The Uniform Civil Code, in turn, necessitates an understanding of India’s personal laws, which constitute a significant component of the Mains examina-tion syllabus.

About The Author

The author began her professional career by practising at the State Commission, Lucknow. She completed her Graduation in Law from Fergusson Law College, Pune and pursued her LL.M from Gautam Buddha University, Noida. She has also qualified prestigious competitive exams like CLAT, UP PCS (J) Mains, UGC-NET. With experience in legal practice as well as work with law firms, the author has developed strong expertise in the field. She has authored several Research Papers published in UGC-listed Journals and possesses a sound command over legal subjects, particularly Constitutional Law and Family Law.
She has been actively involved in teaching and mentoring students of legal studies and has also guided aspirants preparing for PCS (J) and UGC-NET examinations.The author began her professional career by practising at the State Commission, Lucknow. She completed her Graduation in Law from Fergusson Law College, Pune and pursued her LL.M from Gautam Buddha University, Noida. She has also qualified prestigious competitive exams like CLAT, UP PCS (J) Mains, UGC-NET. With experience in legal practice as well as work with law firms, the author has developed strong expertise in the field. She has authored several Research Papers published in UGC-listed Journals and possesses a sound command over legal subjects, particularly Constitutional Law and Family Law.
She has been actively involved in teaching and mentoring students of legal studies and has also guided aspirants preparing for PCS (J) and UGC-NET examinations.