Constitutional autonomy
Subtitle: a case study of J & K
By: by K.K. Wadhwa.
Publisher: Bhavana Books & Prints
Published: 2001
Place of publication: New Delhi
Language: eng
Number of pages: 224
Subjects: Constitutional law -- India -- Jammu and Kashmir.; Jammu and Kashmir (India) -- Politics and government.; Jammu and Kashmir (India) -- History -- Autonomy and independence movements.
Notes: Includes index.
Table of contents: title: Machine generated contents note: 1. Introduction; title: 2. Historical Background (Roots of Article 370); title: 3. Special Status States (Arts. 370 - 371); title: 4. The State Constitution; title: 5. The Exercise of Autonomy; title: 6. An Appraisal; title: ANNEXURES; title: 1. Anandpur Resolution of the Akali Dal; title: 2. Punjab Panel Suggestions; title: 13. West Bengal Memorandum (on Centre-State; title: Relations); title: .Sarkaria Report (Summary on Centre-; title: State Relations); title: Jammu and Kashmir: Autonomy Report; title: (Summary); title: 6. Excerpts from a Live Chat with; title: Mr. Omar Abdullah (Minister of State); title: on Jammu and Kashmir 176; title: 7. The Constitution Review Commission; title: (Terms of Reference) 180; title: APPENDICES; title: 1. Main Provisions of the Indian Independence; title: Act, 1947 183; title: 2. The Resolution of the United Nations Security; title: Council 185; title: 3. Text of Art. 370 190; title: 4. Text of Arts. 371 to Art. 371-I 192; title: 5. The Exceptions and Modifications Subject to; title: which the Constitution of India Applies to; title: the State of Jammu and Kashmir 211; title: Index 222.