Supreme but not infillable: Essays in honour of the supreme court of india/ Kirpal, B.N.; Desai, Ashok H English

PREFACE
1- THE SUPREME COURT AND THE STRUGGLE FOR CUSTODY OF THE CONSTITUTION
2- THE SUPREME COURT:AN OVERVIEW
3. THE SUPREME COURT AND THE CONSTITUTION
4- FIFTY YEARS ON
5- THE SUPREME COURT OF INDIA AND AUSTRALIAN LAW
6- THE GODDESS OF JUSTICE; THE CONSTITUTIONAL AND THE SUPREME COURT
7- WHERE ANGELS FEAR TO TREAD
8- THE SUPREME COURT AND THE BASIC STRUCTURE DOCTRINE
9- EMERGENCY PROVISION UNDER THE INDIAN CONSTITUTION
10- PUBLIC INTEREST LITIGATION: POTENTIAL AND PROBLEMS
11- THE EVOLUTION OF DUE PROCESS OF LAW
12- HUMAN RIGHTS: A WORLDWIDE DIALOGUE
13- THE SUPREME COURT ON HUMAN RIGHTS AND SOCIAL JUSTICE: CHANGING PERSPECTIVE
14- THE SUPREME COURT AND GROUP LIFE:RELIGIOUS, FREEDOM, MINORITY GROUPS AND
DISADVANTAGE COMMUNITIES
15- GENDER JUSTICE AND THE SUPREME COURT
16- DETENTION WITHOUT TRIAL
17- CONSTITUTION, COURTS, AND FREEDOM OF THE PRESS AND THE MEDIA
18- JUSTICE BETWEEN GENERATIONS: ENVIRONMENT AND SOCIAL JUSTICE
19- THE SUPREME COURT AND THE EMPLOYEES
20- THE SUPREME COURT AND TORT LITIGATION
21- THE SUPREME COURT BENCH AND BAR: REMINISCENCE OF THE FORMATIVE YEARS
22- FROM KANIA TO ANAND AND SETALVAD TO SOLI MEMORIES OF THEIR EARLY DAYS OF SUPREME COURT
23- LANDMARKS
24- PRESENT AT THE CREATION