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100			_aMahtab, Bhartruhari _962181
245			_aMaking of the constitution: Our Constriction, our pride by Ram Madhav
260			_aThe Journal parliamentary Information
300			_a71(3), Sep, 2025: p.418-419
520			_a Although there is no dearth of quality books on Indian constitution starting from the Granville Austin’s “Indian constitution: Cornerstone of a nation” to the recent one “Our living constitution” by Shashi Tharoor, not to mention the much touted D.D. Basu’s “introduction to the Indian Constitution” and “Commentary on the Indian Constitution”, Ram Madhav’s “Our constitution: Our pride” has a distinctness in its own right. The concise book has seven insightful chapters including the conclsion. While other books have interpreted articles of the constitution and alluded to deliberations in the constituent assumable, Ram Madhav very succinctly reconstructs the context to the text in historical perspective. He quotes honorable President Smt. Dropadi Murmu’s worlds which she spoke in the central Hall on the occasion of the 75th anniversary of the republic that in the rue sense, it the constitution was the outcome of our long freedom struggle, which started with the first war of Independence or the Sepoy mutiny in 1857. – Reproduced
773			_aThe Journal parliamentary Information
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