The Constitution of India is the fountain and the touchstone of all laws in our country. Provisions of the present constitution have conspicuously been evaluated in context of concepts of constitutionalism, historical background, present conditions and future effects. As the result important suggestions in forms of amendments in, repeals of present provisions, insertions of new provisions and ultimately proposed constitution have been emerged such as—name of country Bharat, upliftment and security of state in preamble, for grass-root democracy and decentralisation of powers and functions of three organs of state at union, provinces and district civic bodies levels and their relations inter se, election of governor and administrator, indirect election to union, provincial and district civic legislatures, economic basis for reservation, fundamental rights such as revised reservation policy based on economic backwardness, right of correct information, compensation for illegal detention and arrest, population control, periodic revision of fundamental principles of state policy, fundamental duties of public servants, repeal of art. 244 (2), 244 and 6 Sch. and art. 370, wise use of emergency powers, executive, legislative judicial economic, electoral reforms, financial discipline, vigilance and audit, accountability of services and political parties—and many more equally important suggestions are spread throughout the treatise. This book will prove useful to academicians, legal community, public servants, all others concerned and public at large.
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