Anvarsha Palode, hailing from the village of Palode in Thiruvananthapuram district, is a distinguished academic and former sportsperson. He holds a masters degree in Political Science and an undergraduate degree in law . He has also been involved in various social and cultural activities in Kerala. A former state-level volleyball player, Anvarsha has also made his mark in public debates and discussions, showcasing his keen analytical skills and sociopolitical awareness. After resigning from a career in the police force, he transitioned to academia and later to legal practice. Currently, he is engaged in legal practice in the UAE. Anvarsha remains deeply connected to his roots through active involvement in social and cultural initiatives in his hometown.
The Kerala Legislative Assembly Book Festival hosted the official release of Anvarsha Palode’s latest reference book, “ഇന്ത്യന് ഭരണഘടനയും ഭരണ സംവിധാനവും“ (Indian Bharanaghadanayum Bharana Samvidhaanavum), published by DC Books. The Title of the Book translates to “Indian Constitution and System of Governance”. The launch ceremony was inaugurated by Minister M.B. Rajesh.
The first copy of the book was received by Vamanapuram MLA D.K. Murali. The event witnessed congratulatory messages from notable figures, including KPCC General Secretary Adv. M. Liju and Mathrubhumi Deputy Editor Abhilash Mohan. The ceremony was presided over by Dr. Amrutha Rahim.
This comprehensive reference book serves as a vital resource for understanding the intricacies of India’s constitutional framework and administrative structures, making it an essential addition for students, academicians, and legal professionals.
The book provides a comprehensive overview of the Indian Constitution, its historical and legal foundations, and its practical application. It begins with an exploration of the historical background and the proceedings of the Constituent Assembly, which laid the groundwork for India’s constitutional framework. The Preamble introduces the guiding principles and values enshrined in the Constitution.
The content is systematically organized into parts, covering critical aspects such as the Union and its Territories (Part I), Citizenship (Part II), and Fundamental Rights (Part III). It delves into Directive Principles of State Policy (Part IV) and Fundamental Duties (Part IV A), highlighting the balance between rights, responsibilities, and state directives. The book elaborates on the structure and functions of the Central Government (Part V), focusing on the Parliament, Supreme Court, and other institutions, and the State Government (Part VI), detailing the roles of state legislatures and High Courts. Further, the book discusses Panchayati Raj (Part IX) and Municipalities (Part IX A), emphasizing grassroots governance, and touches upon Union Territories (Part VIII) and special provisions for Scheduled Castes and Tribes (Part X). It explores Centre-State Relations, Emergency Provisions (Part XVIII), and the process of Constitutional Amendments (Part XX), shedding light on India’s federal structure. The book also examines constitutional bodies, including the Election Commission (Part XV), Finance Commission, and Public Service Commissions, alongside non-constitutional bodies like the NITI Aayog, Central Vigilance Commission, and Lokpal. Special chapters address India’s official languages (Part XVII), services under the Union and States (Part XIV), and institutions such as the Comptroller and Auditor General, and Attorney General.
The book provides a holistic understanding of India’s constitutional provisions and their implementation, making it an essential resource for students, scholars, and practitioners of law.
