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The purpose of having a Constitution is to transform the society for the better and this objective is the fundamental pillar of transformative constitutionalism. Discuss with the help of recent case laws. (Answer in 150 words)

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This appears to be a continuation/related section discussing Transformative Constitutionalism. (2) Bring positive changes in the society - Banning Triple Talaq in Shayama Brno case (2017). (3) Constitutional morality over societal morality - Sabarimala Verdict. (4) Evolving new courtesies based on needs of changing society - Right to privacy in Ituleswamy judgment (2018). (5) Upholding core vision of our are fathers - Bare Structure doctrine - Right to dignity to prostitutes (Budhadev Karmakar case).

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Indian Constitution - Historical Underpinnings, Evolution, Features, Amendments, Significant Provisions and Basic Structure

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Constitutional Morality and case laws

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