Indian Journal of Constitutional Law

The flagship constitutional law journal from NALSAR.
Advisory: Justice Yacoob, Prof. Upendra Baxi, et al.
All views are those of the authors. Now: Volume XIII

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Deadline extended till 10th of June!

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📢 Call for Submissions

The Indian Journal of Constitutional Law (IJCL) invites papers for its 2026 Special Issue: “Dignity: Promise and Practice.”

Building on the NALSAR Conference (July 2025), this issue explores dignity—from Article 21 jurisprudence to lived realities.

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Deadline extended till 10th of June!

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📢 Call for Submissions

The Indian Journal of Constitutional Law (IJCL) invites papers for its 14th Issue (2026).

A peer-reviewed journal, IJCL promotes scholarship on core & comparative constitutional law, with past contributions from leading scholars, judges & practitioners.

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📅 Deadline: May 31, 2026 📝 Submit: https://t.co/wyX6KjRzVV
📩 Queries: [email protected]

[Indian Journal of Constitutional Law @IJCLnalsar]

📢 Call for Submissions

The Indian Journal of Constitutional Law (IJCL) invites papers for its 14th Issue (2026).

A peer-reviewed journal, IJCL promotes scholarship on core & comparative constitutional law, with past contributions from leading scholars, judges & practitioners.

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We welcome philosophical, doctrinal, comparative & interdisciplinary perspectives.

📝 Submit: https://t.co/pTU0EX6gy5 📅 Deadline: May 31, 2026
📂 Note: https://t.co/Teh6M8ZkYU 🎥 Recordings: https://t.co/eGMHCpweFN

📩 Queries: [email protected]

[Indian Journal of Constitutional Law @IJCLnalsar]

📢 Call for Submissions

The Indian Journal of Constitutional Law (IJCL) invites papers for its 2026 Special Issue: “Dignity: Promise and Practice.”

Building on the NALSAR Conference (July 2025), this issue explores dignity—from Article 21 jurisprudence to lived realities.

[Indian Journal of Constitutional Law @IJCLnalsar]

Call for Papers (Tailored Session)-

Submit your draft or completed paper by 28 July 2025 (as per EPW’s Notes for Contributors [https://t.co/VnbDuINqG7]) through this form:
🔗 https://t.co/Ry8YmkDCKL

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We’re excited to announce a Writing Workshop at NALSAR, organized by the Indian Journal of Constitutional Law (IJCL) in collaboration with the Economic & Political Weekly (EPW), on 8–9 August 2025!

Know more about it below!👇

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Workshop Format:

- General Session: Open to all NALSAR students - covering EPW’s editorial expectations and publishing advice.

- Tailored Session: For shortlisted NALSAR students - one-on-one editorial feedback on submitted works.

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We invite you all to the National Conference on Dignity Law: Promise and Practice, taking place at NALSAR between 5-6th July 2025, hosted by the Centre for Constitutional Law, Policy and Good Governance, the Access to Justice for Prisoners Project, and IJCL!

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Deadline Extended!

We'd like to announce that the deadline for submitting to IJCL is extended to 7th June 2025!

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Call for Papers – Indian Journal of Constitutional Law (Vol. XIII)

The Indian Journal of Constitutional Law is now accepting submissions for its 13th issue. We welcome contributions from scholars, researchers, and students engaging with contemporary constitutional issues. (1/3)

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The podcast: https://t.co/yg5PyuGLKg

Give the paper a read: https://t.co/9Vl0ige7DR

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New podcast alert! The Kautilya Society | NALSAR Policy Group teams up with IJCL to bring you a fascinating conversation with legal expert @abhinavsekhri10 on India's criminal justice landscape.
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"Not Why But How" tackles the new criminal codes, AK Gopalan's legacy, Article 22's preventive detention powers, and DPDP Act concerns.

It builds on Sekhri's insightful IJCL paper "Article 22 - Calling Time on Preventive Detention" (link below).