<p>Table of Contents<br />
Part I&nbsp;- General<br />
1.Introduction to Constitutional Interpretation<br />
2. How to Interpret the Constitution?<br />
Part II&nbsp;- Culture, History and External Aids<br />
3. Significance and Role of Culture in Constitutional Interpretation<br />
4. A Discourse on Theories of Originalism and Living Constitution<br />
5. Constitutional History as an Aid to Interpret the Constitution<br />
6. Relevance of Constituent Assembly Debates in Constitutional Interpretation<br />
7. Relevance and Application of International Law in Constitutional Interpretation<br />
8. Role of Foreign Precedents and Comparative Study in Constitutional Interpretation<br />
9. Aid of Dictionaries, Encyclopaedia, Commentaries and Mimamsa in Constitutional Interpretation<br />
Part III&nbsp;- Textual Interpretation and Internal Aids<br />
10. Textualism in Constitutional Interpretation: Facets, Antinomies and Significance<br />
11. Canons and Maxims in Constitutional Interpretation<br />
12. Presumptions in Constitutional Interpretation<br />
13. Role of Internal Aids in Constitutional Interpretation: Preamble, Heading, Marginal Note and the Value-expressive Resources<br />
14. Internal Aids: Interpretive Clauses<br />
15. Effect of Unconstitutionality: Doctrines and Their Application<br />
16. Reading Techniques to Save the Constitutionality: Reading Down, Reading Up and Reading Into&nbsp;- Is There Space for Writing Anew?<br />
Part IV&nbsp;- Structuralism<br />
17. Role of Structuralism in Constitutional Interpretation (Part I): Concept, Comparison, Rule of Law, Remedies, and Separation of Powers<br />
18. Role of Structuralism in Constitutional Interpretation (Part II): Federalism, Democracy, Basic Structure Theory and Inter-organ Controls<br />
19. Interpreting the Distribution of Legislative Powers: Articles 245 to 253 and 301 to 305<br />
20. Characterisation of Law: The Doctrines of &ldquo;Colourable Legislation&rdquo; and &ldquo;Pith and Substance&rdquo;<br />
21. Doctrine of Repugnancy<br />
22. Holistic and Harmonious Interpretations of the Constitution: Relations as Resources of Meaning<br />
Part V&nbsp;- Value-based Interpretation<br />
23. Purposive Construction of the Constitution<br />
24. Progressive Interpretation of the Constitution: Ideology, Application and Efficacy<br />
25. Consequentialist Construction of the Constitution: Nature, Methods and Potentialities<br />
26. Moral Reading of the Constitution: Ideas, Practices and Outcomes<br />
27. Feminist Constitutionalism and Interpretation for Empowering Women and Sexual Minorities<br />
Part VI&nbsp;- Other Methods of Constitutional Interpretation<br />
28. Role of Doctrinalism in Constitutional Interpretation<br />
29. Role of Pragmatism in Constitutional Interpretation<br />
30. Role of Contextualism in Constitutional Interpretation: The Expanding Circles<br />
31. Pluralistic Theory of Constitutional Interpretation and Eclecticis2<br />
Part VII - Conclusions<br />
32. Conclusions<br />
Appendix<br />
Subject Index</p>
