Constitutionalism means more than having a constitution: it means power itself is limited, accountable, and exercised under law. In India this idea is tested by the demands of democracy, social change, and national unity. The basic structure debate is the sharpest example — Parliament may amend the Constitution, but, the Court held, it may not destroy its basic structure.
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Constitutionalism in India
Political Science · Unit 7 · ~12 min read · Original chapter
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