Book on Constitutional and Human Rights: Evolving Challenges & Progressive Realizations

Including but not limiting to:

1. • • Judicial interpretations that have redefined fundamental rights.
     • The interplay between constitutional amendments and fundamental freedoms.
     • The global influence on India’s human rights jurisprudence.
     • The constitutional validity of preventive detention laws.
     • Surveillance laws and the right to privacy: Where do we draw the line?
     • Examining laws like UAPA and AFSPA from a human rights perspective.
     • The judiciary’s role in upholding constitutional morality over social conventions.
     • Same-sex marriage, LGBTQ+ rights, and progressive legal developments.
     • Social reforms through judicial interventions: A case study approach.
     • When does judicial intervention become excessive?
     • Key judgments that have shaped India’s constitutional landscape.
     • Balancing the separation of powers in a constitutional democracy.
     • The constitutional basis for socio-economic rights like health and education.
     • Right to die with dignity: Euthanasia and the living will debate.
     • Death penalty and life imprisonment: A re-evaluation under human rights law.
     • Examining the limits of Article 19(1)(a) in the digital era.
     • Regulating hate speech without compromising free expression.
     • The role of social media platforms and the need for legal reforms.
     • Caste-based vs. economic reservations: Evaluating the policy framework.
     • Gender-based affirmative action and its constitutional validity.
     • Inclusion of marginalized communities through progressive legal frameworks.
     • Judicial interpretations linking Article 21 to environmental protection.
     • The role of PILs and judicial activism in environmental law.
     • Corporate accountability and climate change litigation.
     • The debate over personal laws and the Uniform Civil Code.
     • Religious freedom and gender rights: The case of temple entry and hijab bans.
     • Balancing secularism with pluralism in constitutional interpretation.
     • The impact of CAA-NRC on citizenship and human rights.
     • The legal status of refugees and asylum seekers under Indian law.
     • International human rights obligations vs. domestic constitutional principles.
     • Examining prison conditions and custodial rights.
     • Right to speedy trial and bail jurisprudence.
     • Rehabilitation vs. retribution: Reforming the criminal justice system.
     • The impact of AI on human rights and due process.
     • The right to be forgotten and digital privacy under constitutional law.
     • State surveillance, big data, and constitutional accountability.
     • The global shift towards economic and social rights as fundamental rights.
     • Transnational human rights movements and their impact on India.
     • The role of constitutional courts in protecting human rights in the 21st century