Subject(s): Constitutional law -- Locating Indian constitutionalism -- History : Constitutional antecedents -- Negotiating constitutionalism : Constitutional interpretation, law, politics and constitutional hegemony- supreme court, jurisprudence and demosprudence, constitutional identity,constitutional change, international law and constitutional schema -- Constituting democracy : Citizenship, language, elections, emergency powers, constitutional amendments -- Separation of powers : Legislature- composition, qualification and disqualifications, executives, judicial architecture and capacity, judicial independence, jurisdiction, administrative and regulatory state, tribunals, review of administrative action -- Federalism : Federal scheme, legislative competence- union and states, inter-state trade, commerce and intercourse, inter state river water disputes, fiscal federalism, asymmetric federalism, local government -- Rights : breadth, scope and applicability, horizontal effects, writs and remedies, ninth schedule and articles 31 A-C, directive principles of state policy, public interest litigation, constitutionalisation of Indian private law -- Rights -substance and content : Equality- legislative review under article 14, reservations, gender equality, life and personal liberty, due process, criminal law and constitution, free speech and expression, assembly and association, movement and residence, profession, occupation trade or business, secularism and religious freedom, personal laws, minority educational institutions, property -- Government's legal personality : Government contracts, sovereign immunity, public employment and service law -- Indian constitution seen from outside