Why_The_Constitution_Matters_By_Justice_Dy_Chandrachud(Original_Book)
Why_The_Constitution_Matters_By_Justice_Dy_Chandrachud(Original_Book)
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Why The Constitution Matters By Justice Dy Chandrachud(Original Book)

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Brand

Pagify


Ideal For

Reading


Material

Paper


Country Of Origin

India


Pack Of

1


Author

Justice D.Y. Chandrachud


Genre

Political Ideologies


Isbn

9790000000000


Page Count

256


Product Type

Book

Product Description


  • Premium Quality: Written by Justice Dhananjaya Yeshwant Chandrachud, the fiftieth Chief Justice of India, this book brings unmatched constitutional authority and lived judicial experience to its exploration of why the Constitution matters.

  • Product Design: The work draws on Justice Chandrachud's extraordinary academic and professional journey - from Harvard Law School, where he earned Masters and Doctoral degrees, to his roles as Additional Solicitor General, judge of the Bombay High Court, Chief Justice of the Allahabad High Court, and finally a Supreme Court judge elevated in 2016.

  • User Experience: Written for a wide readership, the book makes constitutional principles accessible and compelling for students, legal professionals, and engaged citizens alike.

  • Versatile Occasion: Equally suited for academic study, professional legal reference, and informed general reading, the book spans contexts from courtroom to classroom.

  • Quality Assurance: At 256 pages and published with ISBN 9789357028561, this original edition offers a concise yet authoritative treatment of India's foundational legal document.

  • Ideal For: Ideal for law students, UPSC aspirants, policy researchers, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of India's constitutional framework from one of its most eminent jurists.