T.K. Tope's Constitutional Law of India by V Sudhish Pai

T.K. Tope's Constitutional Law of India offers a comprehensive and analytical exposition of India's constitutional framework, tracing its evolution, principles, and judicial interpretation. It shows how the Constitution controls the powers of the government, protects people's rights, and keeps a balance between different organs like the Legislature, Executive, and Judiciary. The new edition updates significant recent Supreme Court rulings, contemporary debates, and thematic developments, providing a balanced blend of classical scholarship and modern analysis. Instead of just listing many cases, the author focuses on explaining the main principles in a clear and meaningful way.

This revised edition by V. Sudhish Pai introduces a new chapter on Constitutions, constitutional law, and constitutionalism. Developments have been updated with reference to decided cases, with an emphasis on elucidating principles rather than cataloguing case law.

Coinciding with the 75th anniversary of the Constitution and the Supreme Court of India, this updated edition becomes even more special and stands as an indispensable, timely, and reliable resource.

Key Features:

• A classic, authoritative work on Constitutional Law, trusted by Judges, Lawyers, and scholars since 1982.
• Revised and updated edition by V. Sudhish Pai, capturing the latest Supreme Court decisions and major constitutional developments of the past year.
• A new chapter has been added on Constitutions, Constitutional Law, and Constitutionalism, enriching conceptual understanding.
• Focus on principles over mere case listing, offering sharp analysis and coherent doctrinal clarity.
• Timely release marking 75 years of the Constitution and the Supreme Court, reflecting on India's constitutional endurance and evolution.