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It was the first Indian work on Constitutional Law to be studied from one end of the world to the other, including countries, that do not belong to the Anglo-American jurisprudential tradition. These two volumes in discussion cover one of the most fascinating topics in the Constitution: the powers of the country's High Courts in relation to the enforcement of fundamental and other legal rights.

  • Commentary on the Constitution of India; Vol 1 ; (Covering Articles 1 to 12)

  • Commentary on the Constitution of India; Vol 2 ; (Covering Articles 13 to 14)

  • Commentary on the Constitution of India; Vol 3 ; (Covering Articles 15 to 19 (Contd.))

  • Commentary on the Constitution of India; Vol 4 ; (Covering Article 19 (Contd.))

  • Commentary on the Constitution of India; Vol 5 ; (Covering Articles 20 to 24)

  • Commentary on the Constitution of India; Vol 6 ; (Covering Articles 25 to 35)

  • Commentary on the Constitution of India; Vol 7 ; (Covering Articles 36 to 78)

  • Commentary on the Constitution of India; Vol 8 ; (Covering Articles 79 to 123)

  • Commentary on the Constitution of India; Vol 9 ; (Covering Articles 124 to 213)

  • Commentary on the Constitution of India; Vol 10 ; (Covering Articles 214 to 226 (Contd))

  • Commentary on the Constitution of India; Vol 11(1) ; (Covering Article 226 (Contd))

  • Commentary on the Constitution of India; Vol 11(2) ; (Covering Articles 226 (Contd) to 232)

  • Commentary on the Constitution of India; Vol 12; (Covering Articles 233 to 293)

  • Commentary on the Constitution of India; Vol 13; (Covering Articles 294 to 311(Contd))

  • Commentary on the Constitution of India; Vol 14; (Covering Articles 311(Contd.) to 368)

  • Commentary on the Constitution of India; Vol 15; (Covering Articles 369 to Schedule XII)