Constitutional Ideals Development and Realisation Through Courtled Justice

About The BookA Curated Volume Of Essays That Describe How The Judiciary Has Interpreted And Enriched The Constitution In Diverse Political, Social, And Economic Circumstances.It Is Divided Into Four Different Segments: Exploring How Individuals Engage With The Constitution To Demand CitizenCentric Justice Examining Group Identities (Such As Religion And Caste) In Constitutional Litigation Focusing On The Significance Of Procedural Rigour In Ensuring Substantive Justice, Including Insolvency, Preventive Detention, And Public Consultations Before Executive Decisions, And Final Theme Captures Constitutional Values In Flux.About The AuthorsDaksh, A Civil Society Organisation Working In The Area Of Judicial Reforms Since 2015. It Is Uniquely Placed At The Intersection Of Law, Policy, And Technology, Following An EvidenceBased Approach To Tackle Justice System Reforms.Anindita Pattanayak Is A Corporate Lawyer With A BachelorS Degree In Law From Nlsiu, Bengaluru. She Works On Judicial Reforms And Media Accountability As A Senior Research Fellow At Daksh. Harish Narasappa Is A Senior Advocate At The Karnataka High Court. He Is A CoFounder Of Daksh And Was The Founding Partner Of Samvd: Partners, A Law Firm Headquartered In Bengaluru. Sandhya P.R. Is Currently A Senior Research Fellow At Daksh. She Takes A Keen Interest In Various Areas Of Research, Such As Application Of Judicial Data In Understanding Litigation, Improving Access To Justice. Shruti Vidyasagar Is A Lawyer Practising In Bengaluru Since 2005. She Has Pursued A Varied Legal Practice Over The Years, Advising On Matters Ranging From Contract And Employment Law; To Gender Rights And Posh. She Is Currently Consulting Editor At Daksh.