The Constitutional Acts had witness two significant phases of modern Indian History, one is pre-1857 and the other is past-1857. The acts passed from time to time greatly facilitated the proper functioning of the state-machinery. It is an admitted fact that the process was slow as the British Government showed the sense of reluctance to pass act at one go. The chapters are indeed well-knit and the material have been collected from scattered threads. Hopefully the details given in the chapters would be quite adequate for students of constitutional history. The teachers can take advantage of several useful details in these chapters.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR Dr. Sangh Mittra
Dr. Sangh Mittra is Deputy Director (Research) in Indian Council of Historical Research, New Delhi, a National Institute of repute. Besides her academic responsibilities in the council, she is intensively involved in other academic activities. She is an eminent social scientist and author of more then three dozen books in History and Archaeology and several research in reputed research journal. She did her M.A., L.L.B, Ph.D. in Archaeology from University of Lucknow and is submitting her D. Litt. Work shortly. She has been presenting research papers in National and International seminars and member of International and national Institutions, societies and has academic links with numerous institutions of higher learning. She is honorary professor and director of B.R. Ambedkar Social Sciences Institute, Bundelkhand University, Jhansi, U.P.
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