They Created A Nation (The Omnipresence of Due Process in the Indian Constitution) by N Kavitha Rameshwar – Edition 2026

Description

Key Features:
• Maps the growth and development of the ‘due process of law’ doctrine
• Underlines the significance of ‘due process of law’ in the making of Indian constitutional jurisprudence
• Argues why ‘due process of law’ deserves elevation as part of the basic structure of the Constitution.
• Traces India’s constitutional history to show how the ‘due process clause’ was omitted from the constitutional text and yet India’s constitutional jurisprudence revolves largely around substantive due process
• Offers a comparative study with the US Constitution that will evince how Supreme Court of India and the US Supreme Court have evolved different principles
• Useful for students, lawyers, judges, researchers and anyone else interested in the workings of the constitution.