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Basu�s Textbook on Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita is a comprehensive and practical textbook focusing on India�s new substantive criminal law, the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023 (BNS). The book is particularly useful for understanding the transition from the Indian Penal Code, 1860 (IPC) to the new BNS framework and for studying the corresponding changes in criminal offences, punishments and statutory provisions. The 19th Edition, 2027 is structured to support both academic study and examination preparation, making it a useful reference for law students, advocates, judicial service aspirants and other candidates studying criminal law. Important Features of the Book The book provides a systematic study of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita and incorporates useful examination-oriented material. It includes: � Detailed treatment of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023 � Explanation of the provisions replacing the Indian Penal Code, 1860 � Comparative tables of old IPC sections and corresponding BNS sections � A list of newly inserted sections, helping readers identify significant additions under the new criminal law � A list of repealed provisions, useful for understanding the legislative transition � Coverage of punishments prescribed under relevant provisions � Quick Examination Study (QES) material for revision and examination preparation � Systematic presentation of important provisions for easier reference � Material useful for understanding the changes introduced by the new criminal-law regime � Suitable as a ready reference for students and legal professionals Why This Book Is Useful The transition from the IPC to the BNS has introduced significant changes in the organisation and terminology of substantive criminal law. For students and practitioners, it is therefore important not only to study the new provisions but also to understand their relationship with the earlier IPC provisions. The comparative material in this book can assist readers in identifying the corresponding provisions under the old and new criminal laws, while the lists of inserted and repealed provisions provide a convenient way to understand legislative changes. The examination-oriented QES material makes the book particularly useful for quick revision, while the detailed treatment of provisions makes it suitable for regular academic study and reference. Ideal For � LL.B. students � LL.M. students � Law teachers and academicians � Advocates and legal practitioners � Judicial Service Examination aspirants � Law entrance and competitive examination candidates � Legal researchers � Students preparing for criminal-law examinations � Professionals requiring a reference on the BNS

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