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Constitutional Ideals: Development and Realisation Through Court-Led Justice
368 pages · Edited by Shruti Vidyasagar, Sandhya P.R., Anindita Pattanayak and Harish Narasappa
Foreword
p. 5
Preface
p. 7
Acknowledgements
p. 11
About DAKSH
p. 13
About the Editors
p. 15
About the Contributors
p. 17
Brief Contents
p. 23
Detailed Contents
p. 25
Table of Cases
p. 33
Chapter 1 — The Indian Supreme Court's Use of Dignity in Constitutional Reasoning
p. 47
Chapter 2 — Judicial Conceptualisation of Equality
p. 71
Chapter 3 — Evolution of Jurisprudence on Sexual Harassment of Women at the Workplace
p. 101
Chapter 4 — Regulation of Speech and Expression in India
p. 119
Chapter 5 — Judicial Approach to Free Speech in Contempt of Court Cases
p. 139
Chapter 6 — A Study of Caste-Sensitive Judicial Reasoning in Interpreting Article 17
p. 157
Chapter 7 — Women, Religious Freedom, and the Indian Constitution
p. 181
Chapter 8 — Environmental Jurisprudence and Expansionary views on the Right to Life
p. 199
Chapter 9 — Court-Led Development of Participatory Democracy
p. 213
Chapter 10 — Emerging Fault Lines between Parliament and Judiciary
p. 229
Chapter 11 — Constitutional Conundrums Involving Corporate Insolvency
p. 247
Chapter 12 — Judicial Engagement with Dissent in the Preventive Detention Era
p. 267
Chapter 13 — Challenges to Fundamental Rights in the Context of Globalisation and Liberalisation
p. 287
Chapter 14 — A Critical Examination of the Discourse of Indian Courts On (De)criminalisation
p. 309
Chapter 15 — Upholding Constitutional Values During COVID-19
p. 329
Chapter 16 — Administering Virtual Justice in Times of Suffering During COVID-19
p. 345
Appendix — Chronological List of SOPs, Circulars, Orders and Notifications
p. 367