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The Indian Parliament- Samvidhan Sadan to Sansad Bhawan

Author : Devender Singh

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Constitutional Law

Constitution of India Book

The Indian Parliament- Samvidhan Sadan to Sansad Bhawan

Indian Constitutional Law by M P Jain

Statement of Indian Law

Handbook of Natural Justice

Writ Remedies - Remediable Rights under public Law

Indian Constitutional Law

Comparative Federalism

Textbook on Administrative Law

Shorter Constitution of India

Commentary on the Constitution of India

Kesavananda Bharati Case - The untold story of struggle for supremacy by Supreme Court and Parliament

Commentary on The Constitution of India

Constitution of Jammu and Kashmir - Its Development and Comments

Constitutional Amendments in India

Constitutional Experiments

Constitutions of the World

Fundamental Duties - A Forgotten Chapter of the Constitution (Justice K.T. Desai Memorial Lecture)

Legal and Constitutional History of India - (Ancient Legal Judicial and Constitutional System)

Bharat Ka Samvidhan (Hindi)

Public Interest Litigation - A Handbook with Model PIL Formats

Select Constitutions of the World

The Framing of India’s Constitution-Select Documents

The Governor's Guide- Powers and Functions of Governors under the Constitution of India

Limited Government and Judicial Review (Tagore Law Lectures)

Presidential Takeover of State Government

Sources and Framing of The Constitution of India with Special Reference to Vedic Governance

Supreme Court on Fundamental Duties

The Constitution of India- Miracle, Surrender, Hope

The Power of Raisina Hill- The Constitutional Position, Functions and Powers of the President of India