Constitution, Society and Trust

Connotation and its Indian Inevitability

An atmosphere of pervasive mutual trust is prerequisite for the country, government, and the society at large to function smoothly. Citizens and the governance system are mutually dependent and this relation can be fruitful only when it is based on abiding mutual trust. It is the Constitution of India that renders a mandate to abide by the values of social harmony. It requires that the citizens, society, and the dispensation of governance occur from the pedestal of mutual trust with due regard to wider and common good for the nation. This book is an attempt to define this interrelationship.