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Hyderabad: The principal of Andhra
University’s Dr B R Ambedkar College of Law, Professor Y Satyanarayana
has been invited to Nepal to give suggestions and inputs in drafting
the new Constitution of Nepal. He is among three experts invited from India by the Nepal government. Former Chief Justice of India
Justice JS Verma and senior advocate R Venkataraman are the two other
invitees for the three-day intellectual session titled ‘Towards a
Constitution in Nepal - Choices and options’ at Dhulikhel from May 14.
Nepal is going to have a new Constitution with the restoration of parliamentary democracy. Satyanarayana was invited to share his expertise in federalism, delineating the Indian experience and keeping the perspective of Nepal in focus.
The conference aims at deliberating on different issues that require to be incorporated in the new Constitution.
Having done his doctoral thesis in federalism, Satyanarayana is an acknowledged expert in this area. “They are interacting with a cross section of the people with knowledge and background of different legal and democratic systems. It is an honour for us to be invited to give feedback before the Constitution is drafted,†Satyanarayana said.
http://www.mumbaimirror.com/net/mmpaper.aspx?page=article§id=3&contentid=20080514200805140204248982422affa
Nepal is going to have a new Constitution with the restoration of parliamentary democracy. Satyanarayana was invited to share his expertise in federalism, delineating the Indian experience and keeping the perspective of Nepal in focus.
The conference aims at deliberating on different issues that require to be incorporated in the new Constitution.
Having done his doctoral thesis in federalism, Satyanarayana is an acknowledged expert in this area. “They are interacting with a cross section of the people with knowledge and background of different legal and democratic systems. It is an honour for us to be invited to give feedback before the Constitution is drafted,†Satyanarayana said.
http://www.mumbaimirror.com/net/mmpaper.aspx?page=article§id=3&contentid=20080514200805140204248982422affa