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Fri, 10 May 2024 at 10:17

Shubham Upadhyay, Judiciary Guru <shubham.upadhyay@testbookmailer.com>
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Dear Sweksha
I trust this email finds you in great spirits and high enthusiasm as you embark on your
legal journey, navigating the intricate landscape of India's legal framework. As you gear up
for the challenges that lie ahead, I wanted to share with you a curated list of some of the
finest literary companions to accompany you on this exciting adventure.

Constitution of India:

1. JN Pandey - "Demystifying the Judiciary Prep": If you're seeking clarity and an

easy-to-understand guide, JN Pandey's work is your go-to companion.

2. MP Jain - "A Love Letter to the Constitution": For those who revel in the beauty of
the Constitution, MP Jain's comprehensive work, though bulky, is a testament to the
depth of his passion.

Indian Penal Code:

1. KD Gaur - "Crafting Judiciary Success": Navigate the intricacies of the IPC with KD
Gaur's expertise, aptly tailored for judiciary preparation.

2. Ratanlal & Dhirajlal - "Deep Dives Beyond KD Gaur": Enhance your understanding by
complementing Gaur's teachings with the profound insights from Ratanlal &
Dhirajlal.

Code of Civil Procedure and Limitation Act:

 1. CK Takwani - "The Magnum Opus of CPC and Limitation Law": Immerse yourself in
the comprehensive world of CPC and Limitation Law through CK Takwani's
masterful guide.

2. Mulla - "A Leisurely Stroll Through CPC": For those who appreciate the leisurely
pace, Mulla offers an epic journey through the Code of Civil Procedure.

Code of Criminal Procedure:

1. Kelkar's Lectures on CrPC - "Student's Edition": Dive into the world of CrPC with
Kelkar's lectures tailored for students preparing for the judiciary.

2. PSA Pillai - "In-Depth Exploration of CrPC": PSA Pillai provides a nuanced

perspective, perfect for those aiming for a profound understanding of the Criminal
Procedure Code.

Indian Contract Act and Specific Relief Act:

1. Avtar Singh - "Mastering ICA + SRA Combo": Discover the excellence of Avtar
Singh's work, offering a hands-down guide to the Indian Contract Act and Specific
Relief Act.

2. RK Bangia - "A Worthy Alternative": RK Bangia presents a decent alternative for

those seeking a different flavor in exploring contract law.

Transfer of Property Act:

1. RK Sinha - "Precision in Judiciary Prep": For a concise and to-the-point journey

through the Transfer of Property Act, RK Sinha is your guiding light.

2. Poonam Pradhan Saxena - "Commentary Magic for DJS": Poonam Pradhan

Saxena's commentary-centric approach makes for a great companion for aspirants
targeting the Delhi Judiciary Service exams.

Indian Evidence Act:

1. Batuklal - "Mastering the Art of IEA": Batuklal's proper commentary turns the Indian
Evidence Act into a realm where mastery is within your grasp.

2. Avtar Singh - "Bare Act Focus": Avtar Singh offers an alternative approach, leaning
more towards a bare act-focused exploration.

Family Law:
Hindu Law:

1. UPD Keshari - "Navigating Hindu Family Law": UPD Keshari's precise and
comprehensive coverage ensures you're well-equipped for the complexities of
Hindu Family Law.

2. Paras Diwan - "Where Complexity Meets Simplicity": Paras Diwan's engaging

language brings life to the subject, making the learning process both enjoyable and
informative.

Muslim Law:

1. Aqeel Ahmed - "Decoding Muslim Law Dynamics": Aqeel Ahmed's work offers a
detailed exploration of Muslim Law, covering every dynamic and topic in meticulous
 detail.

May these literary companions serve as beacons of knowledge and inspiration on your
legal journey. Wishing you unparalleled success in your endeavors.

I've shared 15 High Order Thinking Skills (HOTS) questions to engage your mind and
elevate your preparation experience. Approach this with an open mind, savor the process,
and let the intellectual adventure begin!
Your time starts now. Enjoy the challenge!

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