SUGGESTED LIST OF PROJECT TOPICS FOR CONSTITUTIONAL LAW II

1. Cauvery water dispute: an attack on federalism

2. GST: an attack on co-operative federalism
3. Censorship by the judiciary: a special case of Jolly LLB 2
4. Post retirement jobs for judges and its impact on independence of judiciary
5. Need for financial emergency in the wake of demonetization
6. Delay in Justice delivery system in India: special reference to the movie Court.
7. General Elections in Centre and State: simultaneous or separate?
8. From D.C. Wadhwa to Krishna Kumar judgment : the journey of ordinance making power
in India
9. Jury Trial v. Bench Trial: which is a better option for India
10. The curious cases of trials of celebrities before the Indian judiciary
11. Role and importance of an Upper House in the Legislature
12. Judicial appointments and caste discrimination: standing up for Justice Karnan
13. NJAC v. collegium: Should the debate continue?
14. Gender inequality in judicial appointments: should we reserve seats for women judges?
15. Failure of constitutional machinery in the state: Case of Tamil Nadu
16. Failure of constitutional machinery in the state: Case of Arunachal Pradesh
17. Doctrine of colourable legislation vis--vis pith and substance
18. Centre State fiscal relationship and the Sarkaria Report: a critique
19. A re-look at impeachment of judges in the past
20. Inter-state water disputes and the constitutional framework for its resolution
21. Inter-state council: powers and functions
22. Compensatory tax and freedom of trade and commerce
23. Special status of National Capital Territory and the power struggle within
24. Role of judiciary in resolving Centre-state conflicts
25. Success of the local-self government in India
26. Full faith and credit clause and its implications
27. Rules of interpretation for taxing entries
28. Tribunal system in India: an analysis
29. Policy decisions of the Government under the scanner of Judicial Review: whats the
position
30. Understanding the relationship between Entry tax and freedom of trade and commerce
under the Constitution
31. Women in the Parliament: do we need them more?
32. A re-look into the journey of right to vote and right to stand.