The scheme of the book starts from the research paper of one of the excellent professors in India PROFESSOR (DR.) GHAYUR ALAM along with DR. MOHAMMAD AHMAD, This Paper seeks to explain the concepts of ‘constitutional governance’ vis-à-vis ‘protection of minorities.’ Their Paper proceeds in three parts. Part I deals with the meaning of governance in the light of the decisions of the Supreme Court of India. Part II seeks to identify the provisions of the Constitution of the India dealing with the protection of the interests of the minorities in the light of the decisions of the Supreme Court of India. Part III is the conclusion.
After the above mentioned paper there is a paper on one of the most controversial topics of all times i.e. circumcision by SAKSHAM AGARWAL and SHREET RAJ JAISWAL. Then there is paper by ADITI NIDHI and DINESH KUMAR SINGH, which vividly describes machinery set up by forefathers for minorities. To strengthen their contentions they have also mentioned CAD (Constitutional Assembly Debates) and also opinions of apex court of our country through various judgments. Then there is paper submitted by one AKANSHA, in her paper she pens down various provisions throughout the constitution which acts for minorities, some of the famous judgments of Supreme Court in favour of minorities and also report of Minority Affairs. After this there is combined paper from AKSHAT SRIVASTAVA and SHREYA SINGH, they beautifully start their paper from one of the famous philosophies, ‘philosophy of Sarva Dharma SamaBhava’ They have written about the communal violence and its various incidents in the recent past which broke communal harmony in India.
CHAPTERS
• Constitutional Governance and Protection of Minorities
• Muslim Personal Law in Secular India
• Minorities And Circumcision: A Comparitive Analysis In Context of Health
• Socio-Economic Justice for Minorities in Domain of Indian Constitutional Governance: A Critic
• Changing Perceptions of Secularism in India
• Constitutional Governance: Minority, Social and Economic Justice
• Constitutional Governance – Minorities And Communal Violence
• Constitutional Governance on Death Sentence: Minorities Social And Economic Justice
• The Protection of Cultural Rights of Minorities in India
• Plight of Displacement of Tribles & Development: A Legal Study With Special Reference to Indian Constitution
• Constitutional Governance: Minorities And Secularism (In Special Reference of Indian Constitution)
• Need For Relook Into Conceptual Basis of Secularism And Constitutional Governance For Protecting Minorities
• Constitutional Protection of Rights of Minorities: A Case Study of India
• CONSTITUTIONAL GOVERNANCE: MINORITY RIGHTS AND COMMUNAL VIOLENCE (the role of constitution in preservation of communal harmony and conflict prevention)
• Minorities & International law
• Constitutional Rights of Minorities
• Redefining The Idea of Minority In The Contemporary India: Definitional Crisis, Secularism and Legal Issues
• Communal Violence- Endemic But Not Inevitable
• Constitutional Governance: Minorities and Communal Violence
• Status of Minorities in India: Socio-Economic, Political and Legal Perspectives
• Judiciary and Minorities Rights
• Constitutional Governance: Minorities and Communal Violence In India
• Jurisprudential Analysis of Reservation in Private Educational Institutions
• Constitutional Governance: Minorities and Communal Violence
• Rediscovering Indian Secularism: A Critical Analysis of The Protection of Religious Minorities
• Minority Rights And The indian Constitution
• Constitutional Safeguards For Minorities: Utilising The Realm of Federalist State
• A Secular State Step Towards Protection of Minorities
• Minorities And Communal Violence Under Constitutional Governance
• Communal Violence: Minorities Protected or Not?
• Harassment of Muslim Youth In the Name of Extremism: A Manifestation of Social and Economic Injustice
• Constitutional Governance: Minoroties & Secularism
• Constitutional Governance: Minorities and Secularism
• Constitutional Governance and Protection of Minorities
• Erosion of Autonomy and Democratic Deficit In Jammu and Kashmir
• Communalism In Secular India: Threat to Minorities
• Constitutional Governance: Social and Economic Justice of Minorities
• Fundamental Rights Of Minority To Establish And Adminster Educational Institutions
Dr. MOHMMAD AHMAD
Pursued LL.B. and LL.M. from Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh. Completed PhD in Constitutional Law from Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Gorakhpur University. Acquired his LL.D. (Post Doctorate) in Environmental Law. More than 28 Articles published in both National and International Journals. Also one book under his name on Environmental Law. More than 15 lectures in Universities and Conferences. Presented around 50 papers in both national and international seminars and conferences. More than 20 years teaching experience.
Dr. KAMAL AHMAD KHAN
Pursued graduation from Awadh University, Faizabad. LL.B., LL.M. and LL.D. from University of Lucknow. Around 24 publications, 30 National and 5 International Seminars. Book published under his name titled “Minorities under International Law”. Teaching Experience of more than 20 years. Special Teaching Experience- Zanzibar University, East Africa, Tanzania.
SRI HARISH CHANDRA RAM
Qualified LL.M. and UGC NET. ICSSR Doctoral Fellowship in year 2005. Also Pursuing his PhD. Assistant Professor of Law in University of Lucknow and has 10 years of Teaching Experience.
SAKSHAM AGARWAL
Pursuing LL.B.(Hons) from Faculty of Law, Universiy of Lucknow. Presented papers in more than 12 National and International Seminars. 2 research paper publications. Successfully participated in around 25 National and International Article and Essay writing competitions. Organized several seminars, moots, workshops etc. Student Ambassador of Lexis Nexis and Probono India for the current session. Presently member of Lucknow University Moot Assosiation. Did editorial work for the faculty and also member of editorial team of bi-annual newsletter published by Faculty of Law, University of Lucknow (from Dec, 2015 onwards)
SHREET RAJ JAISWAL
Pursuing LL.B.(Hons) from Faculty of Law, Universiy of Lucknow. Presented papers in 2 National Seminars and 1 International Conference. Got 5 research paper publications under his name. Organized 2 seminars and 1 workshop. Did editorial work for the faculty and also member of editorial team of bi-annual newsletter published by Faculty of Law, University of Lucknow (from July, 2016 onwards)
Subject Covers:-
• Constitutional Governance: Minoroties & Secularism
• Constitutional Governance: Minorities and Secularism
• Constitutional Governance and Protection of Minorities
• Erosion of Autonomy and Democratic Deficit In Jammu and Kashmir
• Communalism In Secular India: Threat to Minorities
• Constitutional Governance and Protection of Minorities
• Muslim Personal Law in Secular India
• Minorities And Circumcision: A Comparitive Analysis In Context of Health
• Socio-Economic Justice for Minorities in Domain of Indian Constitutional Governance: A Critic
• Changing Perceptions of Secularism in India
• Constitutional Governance: Minority, Social and Economic Justice
• Constitutional Governance – Minorities And Communal Violence
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