1.1 The Indian Constitution - Introduction 1.2 Why Does a Country Need a Constitution (Part 1)1.3 Why Does a Country Need a Constitution (Part 2)1.4 Why Does a Country Need a Constitution (Part 3)1.5 The Indian Constitution Key Features2.1 Understanding Secularism - Introduction2.2 Secularism 2.3 Why is it Important to Separate Religion From the State2.4 Indian Secularism2.5 Indian Secularism Strategies (Part 1)3.1 Why Do We Need a Parliament - Introduction 3.2 Why Should People Decide3.3 People and Their Representatives3.4 Role of Parliament3.5 To Select The National Government4.1 Introduction - Understanding Laws4.2 Do Laws Apply to All4.3 How Do New Laws Come About4.4 Unpopular and Controversial Laws 4.5 Story of Rosa Parks5.1 Introduction - Judiciary5.2 What is the Role of the Judiciary5.3 Independent Judiciary5.4 What is the Structure of Courts in India5.5 Different Branches of Legal System6.1 Introduction - Understanding Our Criminal Justice System6.2 Frictional Case to Understand Our Criminal Justice System6.3 Role of the Police6.4 D.K. Basu Guidelines6.5 First Information Report [FIR]7.1 Introduction - Understanding Marginalisation7.2 Fictional Case to Understand Marginalisation7.3 Who are Adivasis7.4 Adivasis and Stereotyping7.5 Adivasis and Development 8.1 Introduction - Confronting Marginalisation8.2 Invoking Fundamental Rights8.3 Laws for the Marginalised8.4 Protecting the Rights of Dalits and Adivasis8.5 The Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act9.1 Public Facilities - Introduction 9.2 Water and the People of Chennai 9.3 Water as a Part of Fundamental Right to life9.4 Public Facilities9.5 The Government’s Role10.1 Law and Social Justice - Introduction10.2 Law and Social Justice : Issues Related to it10.3 Bhopal Gas Tragedy 10.4 What is a Worker’s Worth 10.5 Enforcement of Safety Laws
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