Land and the constitution in India / by 331942 Merillat, H. C. L.

The Form and Formation of Constitutionalism in India by Paul T. Babie, Arvind P. Bhanu

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(Post)Colonial State and Constitutionalism in India. Differences and Crossings by Giorgio Grappi

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Indigeneity of multilevel governance: a retrospective view of the framing of the constitution of India by Rukmini Bhattacharjee

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اہمیت ِحجاب کے بارے میں اسلامی فکر کا ابتدائی مقدمہ by Roohnuma Parveen

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International Conferences of Chief Justices of the World : on Article 51 of the Constitution of India, November 14th to 20th, 2018 / by International Conference of Chief Justices of the World (19th : 2017 : Lucknow, India)

Right to privacy in India: existence, scope & challenges by Kamil, M

Subjects: “…Constitutional law--India…”

Judicial Exposition of Gender Justice as a Constitutional Mandate: A Narrative from India by Shipra Gupta

Subjects: “…constitution of india…”
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Glimpses of International Conference of Chief Justices of the World on Article 51 of the Constitution of India, November 8th to 14th, 2017, Lucknow, India / by International Conference of Chief Justices of the World on Article 51 of the Constitution of India (2001 to 2017) (18th : 2017 : Lucknow, India)

International Conferences of Chief Justices of the World : on Article 51 of the Constitution of India (The Global Peace Congress), November 14th to 20th, 2018 / by International Conference of Chief Justices of the World (19th : 2017 : Lucknow, India)

International Conference of Chief Justices of the World on Article 51 of the Constitution of India 2001 to 2017 : Photographs of 1098 Chief Justices, Judges, Heads of State/Government and Speakers of Parliament from 126 Countries of the World who have participated in International Conference of Chief Justices of the World on Article 51 of the Constitution of India 2001 to 2017, Lucknow, India / by International Conference of Chief Justices of the World on Article 51 of the Constitution of India 2001 to 2017 (18th : 2017 : Lucknow, India)

International Conference of Chief Justices of the World on Article 51 of the Constitution of India : The Global Peace Congress, November 14th to 20th, 2018, Lucknow, India / by International Conference ofChief Justices of the World on Article 51 of the Constitution of India (19th : 2018 : Lucknow, India)

Religious Freedom and the Limits of Propagation: Conversion in the Constituent Assembly of India by Sarah Claerhout, Jakob De Roover

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International Conferences of Chief Justices of the World on Article 51 of the Constitution of India 2001 to 2017 : List of 1098 Eminent Chief Justices, Judges & Heads of State from 126 Countries of the World / by International Conferences of Chief Justices of the World on Article 51 of the Constitution of India 2001 to 2017 (18th : 2017 : Lucknow, India)

Muslim personal law and the meaning of "law" in the South African and Indian constitutions by C Rautenbach

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Green Courts in India: Strengthening Environmental Governance? - Student Note by Raghav Sharma

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The right of access to educational materials and copyright: international and domestic law by Samtani, S

Subjects: “…Constitutional law--India…”

Right to be a Surrogate: Biological, Constitutional and Economic Perspectives by Meghna Borah, Arup Kumar Hazarika, Unmilan Kalita

“…Therefore, recognition of the right to be a surrogate vis-à-vis the Surrogacy (Regulation) Bill, 2019, would help in avoiding blatant miscarriage of universal justice while upholding the supremacy of the Constitution of India.…”
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Le concept de minorité(s) linguistique(s) en Inde : le cadre juridico-constitutionnel de l’accommodement by Papia Sengupta

“…But the term ‘minority’ is nowhere defined by the Constitution of India. Who constitutes minority? What should be the criteria of determining who is a «minority»? …”
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The case for introducing the study of religion in India by Arvind SHARMA

“…The author o ers a brief report of introducing the study of religion in India since 194 While doing so he refers to the Constitution of India, so-called Nehruvian Consensus, the Kothari Commission which made an important distinction between ‘religious education’ and ‘educa- tion about religion’, as well as several other bodies responsible for national policy on education, which gave a unique shape of Indian secularism.…”
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