The Constitution of India Reimagined

India's basic instrument, the Constitution, presents both fresh opportunities and difficulties as it moves forward in the twenty-first century in a time of rapidly advancing technology, changing sociopolitical dynamics, and changing international standards. 'The Constitution of India Reimagined: Reflections in the New Millennium', offers a bold and timely exploration of how the world's largest democracy can reinterpret its constitutional framework to meet contemporary demands while staying true to its visionary ideals of justice, liberty, equality and fraternity. Through incisive analysis and forward-looking perspectives, the book reimagines India's constitutional future, not as a departure from its past, but as a dynamic evolution for a new age. A must-read for jurists, students, researchers, academicians and citizens invested in the next chapter of India's democratic story. The book is provocative, insightful, deeply researched and is an essential dialogue on how the world's most populous nation can redefine constitutionalism for the new millennium.

Autorentext

Anju Lis Kurian (Assistant Professor), Sijo K. Manuel (Associate Professor) and George Joseph (Assistant Professor) at the Department of Political Science, St Thomas College Palai Autonomous, Kerala, India.