Synopsis The National Seminar on 'Morality and Social Policy : A Philosophical Analysis on Liberty, Equality and Justice' was a major academic exercise in clarifying the concepts and arguments employed in Social and Political discourse. Morality, traditionally understood, involves primarily, and perhaps exclusively, behavior that affects others. Hence we may state that morality is the foundation of the Social Policy of any state. Any form of social development is meaningless without morality. From ages past the topic 'Morality and Social Policy' raised many questions which remain either unsolved, or half-solved and some ofcourse solved. This volume is a 'try' which brings together the thoughts and reflections of a number of philosophers, professionals and scholars.