Political system in India: trends and challenges to Indian political system / edited by Verinder Grover
- New Delhi Deep & Deep Pub. 1989
- Vol. 10 (747p.)
This last Volume Ten deals with the sta Trends in Indian Politics and Challenges to the Indian Political System. It covers the progress made in the last 40 years of freedom, the pitfalls encountered by the DO people and the government and the degree to which the three organs of State-the executive, the legislature and the judiciary worked in unison or were at odds with one another. The learned authors study in detail: India's quest for Democratic Consti- 20 tutionalism, Oligopolistic Political Culture, Emergency Powers in India-Nature, Misuse and Re-thinking, Political Corrup- 10 tion in India, Fundamental Rights and Duties their position before and after Constitutional amendments, Role of Opposition in India, Dissolution of Lok Sabha, Corruption in Public Services in India, Indian Constitution and Security. Belt Plan, Political Culture and Social Change in India, Power-relations between Ministers and higher Civil Servants, Liability of the State in Modern India, Party System in India-One Party Dominance, Constitutional Amending Process, Indian Parliament at Work Some Suggestions for Reform, Current Trends and Challenges to Indian Political System, etc.
This work is a treasure for all teachers, scholars and students of political science, public administration, history and law; all university, college, legislative, judicial, public and other libraries in India and abroad; and for all interested in the study of Indian Political System.