
Product Description
Narender Kumar's Constitutional Law of India is one of India's standard university commentaries on the Constitution - the book law students read to understand the subject, not merely to memorise it. Across 41 chapters and 1,268 pages, the 2026 edition presents every Article the same way: the bare text first, then a clear, narrative explanation of each word and phrase, how it came to be there, and how the Supreme Court has read it. Coverage runs from the making of the Constitution, the Preamble and Citizenship through the complete law of Fundamental Rights and Directive Principles, the Union and State machinery, Centre-State relations, Services, Tribunals, Elections, Emergency Provisions and the amending power, with leading judgments analysed in context. Recommended for LLB and LLM courses across Indian universities, and for Judicial Services, APO, UGC-NET (Law) and CLAT-PG preparation. Published by Allahabad Law Agency, Faridabad - law publishers since 1950.


