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“Liberty After Freedom: A History of Article 21, Due Process and the Constitution of India” by Rohan J. Alva is a thought-provoking and comprehensive exploration of the significance of Article 21 within the Indian Constitution. This book offers a historical and legal analysis of Article 21, which is a fundamental right enshrined in the Indian Constitution, guaranteeing the right to life and personal liberty.
Rohan J. Alva’s work delves into the origins and evolution of Article 21, tracing its historical context and its interpretation by the Indian judiciary over the years. The book also examines the critical concept of “due process” as it relates to Article 21, highlighting its implications for individual rights and justice within the Indian legal system.
By providing in-depth insights into the legal and constitutional developments surrounding Article 21, Alva’s book offers readers a deeper understanding of the role of this fundamental right in shaping the principles of liberty and justice in India. It also explores the intersection of law, social justice, and human rights in the Indian context.
“Liberty After Freedom” is an essential read for legal scholars, practitioners, and anyone interested in the constitutional framework of India. Rohan J. Alva’s meticulous research and analysis contribute to a nuanced understanding of the legal and philosophical dimensions of Article 21, making it a valuable resource for those seeking to explore the complexities of constitutional law and individual liberties in India.
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