Constitutional Law Lecture Series by Senior Advocate Raju Ramachandran

We are pleased to announce the Lecture Series by Senior Advocate Raju Ramachandran, Distinguished Professor of Constitutional Law at the NALSAR University of Law. From the right to freedom of religion, to the distinct relationships certain states and union territories have with the Union, and the experience of constitutionalism in India’s neighborhood, the lecture series will engage with contemporary constitutional law concerns and offer imperative insights into different issues of constitutional law.

The themes for the sessions are as follows:

1) From Revolutionary Legality to State Necessity: The Troubled Journey of Constitutional Law in Pakistan (Discussant: Prof. Sitharamam Kakarala)

2) Articles 25 and 26: the Individual, the Denomination, and the Republic (Discussant: Prof. N. Vasanthi)

3) Asymmetric Federalism – Not just Article 370 (Discussant: Assistant Prof. Aymen Mohammed)

4) The Governance of Lawmakers in a Parliamentary Democracy (Discussant: Assistant Prof. Satya Prasoon)

5) Myths of Parliamentary Democracy: Has Delegated Legislation Taken Over? (Discussant: Assistant Prof. Sunishth Goyal)