Making of India’s Constitution by H.R. Khanna 2nd Edition 2008, Reprinted 2022

Making of India’s Constitution by H.R. Khanna, part of the distinguished Legal Classics series by Eastern Book Company, is a profound exploration of the historical evolution and philosophical foundations of the Indian Constitution. Authored by one of India’s most respected jurists, the book reflects deep constitutional insight and a commitment to democratic values.The work delves into the deliberations of the Constituent Assembly, highlighting the intellectual debates, compromises, and visionary ideas that shaped the framing of the Constitution. It examines the foundational principles of justice, liberty, equality, and fraternity, and discusses how these ideals were translated into constitutional provisions governing fundamental rights, federal structure, separation of powers, and judicial review.Justice Khanna’s analysis goes beyond historical narration to offer reflections on constitutional morality, the role of the judiciary, and the enduring importance of safeguarding democratic institutions. The book provides readers with a contextual understanding of constitutional interpretation and governance in India.Essential for law students, constitutional scholars, judges, civil services aspirants, and anyone interested in India’s constitutional journey, this legal classic continues to illuminate the spirit and structure of the Constitution. It stands as a tribute to the framers’ vision and a guiding resource for understanding India’s democratic framework.