<p>This book is a valuable treatise on the subject, which provides a comprehensive insight into all the principles of constitutional interpretation. With special reference to India. It systematically presents the doctrines, theories, and principles developed by the judiciary for interpreting the Constitution, supported by leading case law, academic views, and comparative constitutional perspectives.</p>

<p>The work examines internal and external aids to interpretation, text-based, structural, and value-based approaches, and the expanding toolkit of constitutional interpretation in light of transformative constitutionalism. It identifies and analyses both traditional tools such as textualism and doctrinalism, and emerging approaches like structuralism, pragmatism, consequentialism, moral reading, feminism, contextualism, and eclecticism.</p>
