Ganguly, Ashok K. <br/><br/>
Hindu Law and the Constitution 

 - Kolkata:  Eastern Law House,  2018. 
 - 425p,  24cm. 
<br/><br/> CONTENTS<br/><br/>Chapter<br/>1. Hindu Law Age-Old yet Age-less<br/>2. Nature and Sources of Hindu Law<br/>3. Was Hindu Law a 'Law in Force' with in the meaning of the Constitution? <br/>4. Impact of Constitution on Pre-Constitution Hindu Law<br/>5. Modern Hindu Law and the Constitution-Role of Religion<br/>6. Hindu Law and the Constitution<br/>7. The Source of Hindu Law in the Background of the Nature of Hindu Law<br/>8. Principle of Justice, Equity and Good conscience as Source of Hindu Law<br/>9. The Principle of Secularism in Hindu Law and the impact on our Constitution<br/>10. Mimamsa Interpretation in Hindu Jurisprudence and its Relevance in Constitutional Law<br/>11. Diverse Personal Laws In India-Hindu Code Bill and the Importance of Uniform Civil Code<br/>12. Uniform Civil Code (Articles 44) and Personal Laws<br/>13. Attempts to modify Muslim Personal Law and The Judgements of the Supreme Court<br/>14. Articles 44 and Judgement after Shah Bano's Decision<br/>15. Is 'Personal Law' A 'Law in Force' within the meaning of Articles 13 of the Constitution<br/>16. The Concept of Secularism in the United States and the Indian Constitution<br/>17. Western Thoughts of Secularism<br/>18. Secularism as a Principles-Splendid Symphony of the Universal Soul<br/>19. Supreme Court's Judgements on Hindutva, Hindu State and the Erosion of Secular Values<br/>20. Babri Masjid-Ramjanambhumi Dispute-Its Impact on Secular Constitution and Hindu Values<br/>21. Temple Entry, Untouchables and the Constitution 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9788171773299 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Law
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>345.402  / GAN