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3. Article 356: the operational orbit.

4. The steam roller in operation: a historical survey.

5. The steam roller in operation: the emerging model.

6. Article 356 and the Parliament.

7. Article 356 and the court.

8. Conclusion: the need for a fresh look.

Appendix: 1. Text of Sections 45 and 93 of the Government of India Act of 1935.

2. Text of Articles 356 and 357 of the Constitution of India.

3. Articles 58 (2) b and 112 (2) b of the Constitution of Pakistan.

4. Text of Section 92 of the Constitution of Jammu and Kashmir.

5. Text of Presidential Proclamation Ministry of Home Affairs.

6. Details of President’s Rule Imposed when the Ministry Commanded Majority in the Legislature (1950-1999).

7. Detailed Classification of President’s Rule According to Reason (1950-1999).

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Nature and operation: 1. Important articles of the constitution.

2. The nature of Indian polity.

3. The judicial system.

4. Amendments to the Constitution.

II. The dictionary: Entries from A to Z.

III. The miscellaneous: 1.

Civilian awards. 2.

Constitutional functionaries. 3.

National Anthem. 4.

National Calendar. 5.

National Flag. 6.

National Song. 7.

State Emblem. 8.

Table of Precedence. IV.

The chronology: 1. Major dates and events relating to India's Constitution and Parliamentary Institutions.

V. Bibliography: 1.

General works. 2.

Works by Dr. Subhash C.

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2. Indian legal systems and Ambedkar.

3. Ambedkar notes on acts and laws.

4. Ambedkar’s quest for distributive justice.

Bibliography. Index.

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1. Field study of mushrooms and other fungi.

2. Conditions under which mushrooms grow and thrive.

3. Forest types, with reference to distribution of the higher fungi.

4. How to collect, study, and prepare mushrooms for the herbarium.

5. Life history and general characteristics of mushrooms.

6. Economic importance of fungi.

7. Common edible mushrooms.

8. Growing mushrooms.

8. Poisonous mushrooms ("toadstools").

9. The wood-destroying fungi.

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11. Systematic account of selected larger fungi.

12. Names of the principal authors of fungus species.

Bibliography. Glossary of technical terms.

Appendix: Nomenclatural changes. Index.

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3. Regeneration vs.

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