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Citizens and the constitution

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: New Delhi; "Publicaions Division,Ministry of I Broadcasting"; 2002Description: 316 pISBN:
  • 8123005210
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 342 KAS
Summary: The present work authored by Dr. Subhash C. Kashyap, former Secretary General, Lok Sabha, discusses the theme of citizenship values under the Constitution by analysing the provisions of the Constitution and trying to deduce therefrom citizenship values and examining how they have been implemented so far and how they can be understood, disseminated and realized in practice in the future. The title is based on the citizenship values under the Constitution of India. Here the Citizenship values are explained in the context of the role of a citizen in the polity. This would imply all the rights, responsibilities and duties of citizens vis-a-vis other citizens, society at large and the State. The book makes an interesting reading and would provoke further thought and study.
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The present work authored by Dr. Subhash C. Kashyap, former Secretary General, Lok Sabha, discusses the theme of citizenship values under the Constitution by analysing the provisions of the Constitution and trying to deduce therefrom citizenship values and examining how they have been implemented so far and how they can be understood, disseminated and realized in practice in the future.

The title is based on the citizenship values under the Constitution of India. Here the Citizenship values are explained in the context of the role of a citizen in the polity. This would imply all the rights, responsibilities and duties of citizens vis-a-vis other citizens, society at large and the State.

The book makes an interesting reading and would provoke further thought and study.

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