Most people in India have never actually read the document that gives them their rights, and that gap is exactly why those rights are so easy to ignore or violate.
This book explains the Constitution of India the way it should have been explained the first time, in plain words, for the person it was written for. You'll understand what the Preamble actually promises, what your Fundamental Rights mean in real situations, and what protections you have the moment you're arrested, questioned, or denied something you're entitled to.
It walks through the Right to Equality, the Right to Freedom, the Right to Life and Personal Liberty, and the Right Against Exploitation, not as legal clauses, but as protections you can actually recognize and use. You'll also understand the Directive Principles the government is supposed to follow, your Fundamental Duties, and how power is actually divided between the President, Parliament, the States, the courts, and local government.
Later chapters cover how the Constitution can be amended, what happens during a national emergency, and the major changes made to it over the decades, ending with a simple timeline of India's constitutional journey.
Includes a plain-language glossary and a guide to where to learn more.
Not a legal textbook. Not written for lawyers. Written for every citizen who was handed these rights at birth and never told what they actually were.
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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - Most people in India have never actually read the document that gives them their rights, and that gap is exactly why those rights are so easy to ignore or violate.This book explains the Constitution of India the way it should have been explained the first time, in plain words, for the person it was written for. You'll understand what the Preamble actually promises, what your Fundamental Rights mean in real situations, and what protections you have the moment you're arrested, questioned, or denied something you're entitled to.It walks through the Right to Equality, the Right to Freedom, the Right to Life and Personal Liberty, and the Right Against Exploitation, not as legal clauses, but as protections you can actually recognize and use. You'll also understand the Directive Principles the government is supposed to follow, your Fundamental Duties, and how power is actually divided between the President, Parliament, the States, the courts, and local government.Later chapters cover how the Constitution can be amended, what happens during a national emergency, and the major changes made to it over the decades, ending with a simple timeline of India's constitutional journey.Includes a plain-language glossary and a guide to where to learn more.Not a legal textbook. Not written for lawyers. Written for every citizen who was handed these rights at birth and never told what they actually were. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798193982401
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Most people in India have never actually read the document that gives them their rights, and that gap is exactly why those rights are so easy to ignore or violate.This book explains the Constitution of India the way it should have been explained the first time, in plain words, for the person it was written for. You'll understand what the Preamble actually promises, what your Fundamental Rights mean in real situations, and what protections you have the moment you're arrested, questioned, or denied something you're entitled to.It walks through the Right to Equality, the Right to Freedom, the Right to Life and Personal Liberty, and the Right Against Exploitation, not as legal clauses, but as protections you can actually recognize and use. You'll also understand the Directive Principles the government is supposed to follow, your Fundamental Duties, and how power is actually divided between the President, Parliament, the States, the courts, and local government.Later chapters cover how the Constitution can be amended, what happens during a national emergency, and the major changes made to it over the decades, ending with a simple timeline of India's constitutional journey.Includes a plain-language glossary and a guide to where to learn more.Not a legal textbook. Not written for lawyers. Written for every citizen who was handed these rights at birth and never told what they actually were. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798193982401
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