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This book explores the issue of reservations 'Minority Rights' in India, particularly in light of the 'reservation provisions' under the Constitution of India, 1949. This book takes the readers back to the origin of these provisions which dates back to the pre-independence era. Thereby, it travels across different timelines, tracing the development of the minority question in the sub-continent. This book specifically interrogates the specific issues of religious practices and the right to education of the ethnic and linguistic minorities in India. Additionally, it critically investigates the…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
This book explores the issue of reservations 'Minority Rights' in India, particularly in light of the 'reservation provisions' under the Constitution of India, 1949. This book takes the readers back to the origin of these provisions which dates back to the pre-independence era. Thereby, it travels across different timelines, tracing the development of the minority question in the sub-continent. This book specifically interrogates the specific issues of religious practices and the right to education of the ethnic and linguistic minorities in India. Additionally, it critically investigates the progression of the judicial perspectives on the impugned issue by exploring various land-mark judgments pronounced by the Supreme Court of India. Finally, in the later chapters the authors provide brief critical overviews of the minority question in other major countries across the world such as Pakistan, China, United States, UK, and so on. This essential comparative analysis provides a stage for assessment of India's progression on the relevant minority question. Thus, this book leaves the readers with enough food for future research on this issue from a comprehensive socio-legal standpoint.
Autorenporträt
Sr. Ritabrata Roy es becaria de investigación en la Facultad de Derecho de la Universidad de Sussex. Sr. Shahzeb Ahmed Es abogada, inscrita en el Consejo de Abogados de la India. La Sra. Parul Malik Es abogada en ejercicio en el Tribunal Superior de Delhi y en varios tribunales de distrito de la Región de la Capital Nacional de Delhi. Está inscrita en el Consejo de Abogados de la India.