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The book "Indian Constitution - An Embodiment of Human Values - A Critique" contains 9 chapters. This book throws light on different issues enshrined in the Constitution. This book is an interdisciplinary, intermingling, phylosophy, history and law. The founding fathers of the Constitution of India are motivated by personal laws, History and Indian epics. The founding fathers are all hailed from educated communities. They have launched freedom struggle to liberate mother India from the clutches of British rule. This book has mentioned the detailed list of fundamental rights and directive principles. A focus has been made on Human Rights. Judicial Activism has been focused in this book by the author. Writ jurisdiction is the pivotal part of this book. The position of Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe has been discussed by the author in this book. The rights of women and the Constitutional say about the women has been mentioned in brief. A focus has been made on the child labour and eradication poverty among the people to do away the evil of child labour. The vulnerable sections like differently abled and the rights conferred upon them has been discussed.

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Somasekhar, Kumara
The Author Dr. K. Somasekhar is working as Associate Professor having 14 years teaching experience. He has 2 Ph.Ds to his credit. He got 3rd Rank in History and Gold Medal in Master of Laws. He has published 30 Articles in local journals and 8 in International Journals. He was selected as best teacher for 2017. He was awarded LL.D.by DSNLU in 2018.

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