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NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY DELHI
www.nludelhi.ac.in
RECRUITMENT
2021
Pocket 1, Sector 14 Dwarka, Dwarka, New Delhi, Delhi 110078
www. nludelhi.ac.in
CONTENTS
01 08
Message from the 02 Life at NLU Delhi 16
Vice-Chancellor’s Desk
09
02 The Batch of 2021 18
Message from the 04 10
Registrar’s Desk
A Descrip�on of 20
03 the Batch
University Ranking 05
11
04 Faculty Speaks 21
About the University 06 12
05 Batch Achievements:
• ADR & Moot Court 23
Interna�onal Rela�ons & 08 Achievements
Collabora�ons • Sports, Debate & 25
Other Achievements
06 • Internships
• Publica�ons,
27
29
Conferences &
Curriculum 10
Courses
07 13
Research at NLU Delhi 12 Recruitment Coordina�on 32
Commi�ee
“A mind without instruction can no
more bear fruit than can a field,
however fertile, without cultivation.”
-Marcus Tullius Cicero
“There Shall Justice Prevail”
The logo of Na�onal Law University Delhi is composed of 3 elements: n (N), L
(L) and U (U) which are interlinked by the second element of L. In its totality,
it represents the harmonious confluence of different elements of disciplines
and level—a rule that Law and its execu�ve, the judicial system also
performs. Individually, the ‘N’ and ‘U’ are downward and upward facing,
symbolising polar and complementary outlooks, through which Law threads
its way. The extension of ‘L’ or Law to beneath the layer, a�empts to
encapsulate the concerns of equality and social jus�ce. The emphasis is on
the ‘Rule of Law’ (represented by the second ‘L’) in promo�ng social jus�ce,
par�cularly targe�ng the vulnerable popula�on, which is lowest on the social
ladder. Its columnar arrangement suggests an upholding of jus�ce, equality,
fraternity, and human rights in all their facets to reach at a secular
democracy.
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MESSAGE FROM THE
VICE-CHANCELLOR’S DESK
With immense pleasure I present to you Through various co-curricular and
the Batch of 2021, which is the 9th extra-curricular engagements along
batch of students to graduate from our with internships at leading na�onal
University. Over the past five years at and interna�onal law firms, corporate
NLU Delhi proved themselves to be houses, reputed non-governmental
bright and promising young adults, organisa�ons and public sector under-
exploring their poten�al by demon- takings, under senior li�gators and
stra�ng extraordinary levels of dedica- higher judiciary members, the
�on, commitment, and zeal for growth. students have gained exposure and
experience to foray successfully into
Our students receive a comprehensive the professional world.
legal educa�on which endows them
Prof. Srikrishna Deva Rao with crucial analy�cal skills, and Groomed and honed with a student
Vice-Chancellor empowers them to cri�cally evaluate centric yet socially conscionable
Na�onal Law University Delhi
laws, the func�oning of the legal system approach to teaching and learning, the
and the interplay between the legal students of this batch have not just
system and society. I am overjoyed with built their CVs, but have built their
the growth of this batch, who have not personali�es and character. These
only set an example for their juniors in students have been treated as capable
tackling their academic and co-curricu- adults; the atmosphere of this
lars during the last semester while brav- University created to be a microcosm
ing a global pandemic; but who are also of the professional world outside. Such
now well equipped to deal with unprec- exposure has Mentally invigorated
edented challenges which they may them into thinking bigger through
face in the professional world a�er constant Na�onal and Interna�onal
finishing their studies. These students engagements. This has resulted in
have helped shape the University into them transforming into competent law
what it is today both for themselves and professionals but conscien�ous mem-
for the outside world. Their commit- bers of the society who act as instru-
ment and contribu�on propelled the ments of posi�ve and equitable
University to reach zenith in its achieve- change.
ments, wherein NLU Delhi’s NIRF Rank-
ing has been 2nd in Law Category all Adap�ng, exploring and
over India, for the last three consecu�ve revolu�onising is the cornerstone and
years in a row in 2018, 2019, and 2020. mandate of this batch. The fi�h year
Only with the performance of our students have exemplified and
students at mul�-face�ed levels and showcased this throughout the
their dedica�on to do the best has the current scenario of global crisis. They
University been accredited with an ‘A’ have not only won ADR and moot com-
grade with a score of 3.59 on a pe��ons, but also par�cipated in
four-point scale by NAAC Ranking; and various events at the University, and
has earned Category-1 University status also organised collec�vely Beneficial
UGC granted Autonomy. ac�vi�es through their student
commi�ees and communi�es, like
This batch amply availed of opportuni- holding yoga and calisthenics classes
�es to expand their repertoire of for all, and debates and discussions on
knowledge and experience with the social issues through their group called
University’s expansive interac�ons Engage. With the backdrop of a
through faculty visits and lectures by pandemic, having achieved so much
Dis�nguished, Visi�ng/Chair, and despite the obvious challenges and
Honourary Faculty and engaging with handicaps, with limited resources at
projects of Research Centres at NLUD. hand, is a marvel in itself. This
2
showcases not only their intellectual taking responsibili�es within the
development but also their vibrant University. They have best adapted to
and diverse personal and social the fast-moving, changing, and
development. The batch has made demanding need of the hour by resort-
the University proud by winning the ing to and adop�ng the virtual as reali-
Manfred Lachs Interna�onal Space ty. The students here embody that
Law Moot Court Compe��on. The teaching and learning are mutual
moot is the most pres�gious Interna- processes of interac�on, give and take,
�onal Moot Court Compe��on glob- and of ideas and thoughts being
ally in the field of Space Laws. They exchanged. Thus, their ac�ve and
have proven to have been an intrin- out of the way par�cipa�on and
sic part of NLU Delhi, trea�ng it both engagement have been highly impera-
as a ma�er of pride and of responsi- �ve to crea�ng an environment of
bility, not only towards oneself but learning and growth. Their engagement
to the society and country at large. with the faculty and with each other
The University takes an all-rounded through legal aid, internships, online
approach to student growth and cultural and other ac�vi�es, etc. have
welfare, which makes me hopeful for imparted them with a holis�c and inclu-
these young students who have sive growth, other than only academic.
become responsible adults with a
strong sense of self. Mul�-faceted This batch has shown tremendous
dialogue, debate, discussion and growth both collec�vely and as individ-
ques�oning is how students are uals, with the students not only uphold-
groomed into becoming adept ing the established high academic
lawyers, administrators, academi- standards in the past semester but also
cians, researchers, and various other progressing personally as young adults.
professionals with a sense of respon- They inspire confidence in me for
sibility. Through the microcosms of them to be represen�ng the universi-
the University, students were ty, their parents, their country, and the
exposed to their own capabili�es best of themselves into the outside
required to be the professional they compe��ve world of law and legal
want to be in the macrocosm of the ma�ers.
society and world.
What both surprises and delights
me, is this batch’s commitment to
causes greater than its own, and its
deep apprecia�on and sense of
responsibility towards others, which
is essen�ally the mandate of the
University to give back to the society
by training the students to be social-
ly relevant educated and consciona-
bly responsible adults. Be it through
Legal Aid or other student groups,
their sensi�vity towards the rights of
others by going through a process of
self-awareness during the tenure of
their study is unparelled. This has
ins�lled in them an importance of
respec�ng difference in the society.
The exhaus�ve curriculum is a novel
and innova�ve melange of quality
educa�on, building skills and
engaging ethics. Yet, no educa�on is
complete or whole, when it’s only
theore�cal. All the students have
been always making ample use of
opportuni�es to learn and grow by
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MESSAGE FROM THE
REGISTRAR’S DESK
With profound pride and honour, I capable adults, the atmosphere of this compe��ons, organised various
present to you the batch of 2021. The University is a microcosm of the events at the University, and
quest to learn and grow is the mantra of professional world outside, mentally engaged diversely through their
this batch. My personal and academic invigora�ng them into thinking bigger student commi�ees and social
interac�ons with these students gave by exposing them to constant Na�onal engagement communi�es.
me an insight into their enlightened and Interna�onal engagements.
This batch’s eagerness to expand
thoughts and poten�al for a promising
The students of this batch made use of their growth delights me, for their
future, inspiring confidence in me for
opportuni�es to learn and grow by commitment towards collec�ve
them to be represen�ng NLU Delhi into
taking responsibili�es to organise learning and achieving. For a
the outside compe��ve world of law
workshops, seminars and conferences University that believes in the future
and legal ma�ers. The students of this
within the University. They made of the society in the hands of its
batch not only demonstrated their
ample us of the online and print youth, this batch of 2021 gives me
excellence in upholding high academic
resources of the NLUD Library; thereby hope for being adept at their socially
standards but also their personal
honing their legal skills to real-life relevant educa�on, contribu�ng to
progress, taking umpteen advantages
situa�ons through programmes like changing the social fabric that the
of the teacher to taught ra�o (1:10) by
moo�ng, clinical exercises, legal aid Country needs.
engaging in intellectually s�mula�ng
advisory and projects, and a plethora
discussions, moot court compe��ons,
of cultural and literary ac�vi�es. Their With this, I am delighted to present
lectures, and opportunity to travel
personal growth coupled with their to you, Batch of 2021, which truly
aboard through student exchange
academic proficiency, gained from exemplifies educa�on intermingled
programmes. This batch amply availed
series of challenges presented to them with innova�on, values merged with
of opportuni�es to expand their
star�ng with an extensive entry system avenues, and the self centred
repertoire of knowledge and
to exhaus�ve syllabi; makes me look around service of others.
experience with the university’s
forward to their capable engagements
expansive interac�ons through faculty
with the professional world.
visits and lectures by Dis�nguished,
Visi�ng/Chair, and Honourary Faculty Inculcated with a sense of
and engaging with projects of Research responsibility by assuming roles of
Centres at NLUD. leadership with patronship towards
the diverse nature of India, they were
These students have helped shape the introduced to external affilia�ons like
University into what it is today both for the Increasing Diversity by Increasing
themselves and for the outside world. Access (IDIA) that exposed their
Their commitment and contribu�on weaknesses and strengths, and how to
propelled the University to reach zenith op�mize and enhance their learned
in its achievements, wherein NLU tradi�ons with modern prac�ces.
Delhi’s NIRF Ranking is 2nd in Law Their sensi�vity towards the rights of
Category all over India, consecu�vely in others by going through a process of
2018 and 2019; it is accredited with an self-awareness during the tenure of
‘A’ grade with a score of 3.59 on a four their study is unparelled, through their
point scale by NAAC Ranking; and has exposure to the importance of
earned Category-1 University status Prof. (Dr.) G.S. Bajpai
respec�ng difference in the society. Registrar
UGC granted Autonomy.
I especially could not have been Na�onal Law University Delhi
The University is renowned to focus on prouder of this batch for se�ng an
the holis�c and integrated development example before their juniors and the
of its students into able legal new first year batch, by not le�ng a
professionals, armed with both global pandemic impede them in
theore�cal founda�on and prac�cal progression or straying them from
knowledge of complexi�es and their clear minded goals. They have
ni�y-gri�es of this demanding not only upheld their academics but
profession. Students are treated as also won Moots and other
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UNIVERSITY RANKING
NLU Delhi has been ranked 2nd in Law Category, all over India, by the NIRF for the last three con-
secu�ve years. It is accredited with an ‘A’ grade with a score of 3.59 on a four point scale by
NAAC Ranking; and has earned Category-1 University status UGC granted Autonomy. NLUD has
also recently been ranked 3rd in Swachhata Ranking 2019 by MHRD, Govt. of India.
NATIONAL ASSESSMENT ACCREDITATION COUNCIL (NAAC)
5ABOUT THE UNIVERSITY
One of the youngest Law Schools in the list of enabling them to become pioneers of change for
premier Law Universi�es in India, Na�onal Law future genera�ons. The commendable
University Delhi was ins�tuted by Act 1 of 2008 of achievements of the students of Na�onal Law
the Na�onal Capital Territory, Delhi. The University University Delhi within a short span of �me stand
has been recognised by the Bar Council of India tes�mony to the pool of skill and talent that this
under Sec�on 7(1) (i) of the Advocates Act, 1961 and University has nurtured.
has been granted approval to conduct the five-year
integrated B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) programme. Dynamic in vision and robust in commitment, the
University in merely a decade has proven promising
The University has been established with a mandate results of becoming one of the best, recognised both
to create lawyers who are professionally capable, Na�onally a nd Interna�onally. More than an
socially responsive and equipped to face the myriad ins�tu�on of teaching it has been a collabora�on of
challenges of an ever-evolving society. The vision of teaching-learning-research, which brings together
the University is to create a global legal ins�tu�on experienced and dis�nguished faculty from various
which strives to be the best, both within as well as stratums of educa�on and from some of the best
outside India, and to present individuals with a Law schools in the world. This has created NLUD into
wide range of opportuni�es to contribute to the a space comprising a unique melange of eminent
legal profession. and senior members and young and talented
members, all commi�ed towards strengthening
The curriculum and pedagogy at Na�onal higher educa�on in the Country.
Law University Delhi are designed to bridge the gap
between theore�cal concepts and their prac�cal
applica�ons. The University aims to encourage
novelty and scien�fic temper amongst its students,
6University Infrastructure
The University flaunts its sprawling Y. K. Sabharwal Moot Court Hall and Moot
campus, situated at Dwarka, New Delhi, Court Research Room:
with a contemporary, trendse�ng, and
The University has a pioneering E-Moot
leading-edge infrastructure. Its facili�es
Court Hall equipped with the latest
comprise of an Academic block (five
up-to-date high-tech AV equipment, with a
floors), Halls of residence, Hostels
sea�ng capacity of over 170 people.
separately for boys and girls (six floors),
Students studying here are habituated to
independent Administra�on block (five
real lifelike legal scenarios, by acquain�ng
floors), a Library, and an Auditorium.
them with moo�ng through organising,
The campus is wi-fi (wireless friendly) a�ending, and par�cipa�ng in prac�ce
enabled and the classrooms are well moots and compe��ons.
equipped with digital podiums, LCD
The Moot Court Research Room was
projector with display screen, and
inaugurated in August 2020. It has been
‘E-Sta�on Smart Mul�media Podium’
constructed essen�ally for students to have
used to facilitate teaching through
a space to concentrate, study, and prac�ce;
audio-visual methods. The University has
and have resource material available to
a fully air-condi�oned auditorium with a
prepare for moot court compe��ons. Setup
sea�ng capacity of over 650 people. It
inside the library in its basement, it has a
also houses four Conference/Seminar
separate entrance for students. It houses
rooms, furnished with ultra-modern AV
previous moot memorials, compactors with
facili�es, located at various floors of the
a capacity of accommoda�ng 2000 books,
Academic Block in the University.
sea�ng for more than 35 people, two staff
The University provides access to members, four casse�es AC, and a projector
state-of-the-art academic and research to be placed soon.
infrastructure; thereby enabling the
students to pursue their interests. The
Jus�ce T.P.S. Chawla library has a rich
collec�on of over 45,000 volumes of
books, academic and repor�ng journals,
commi�ee reports, and other reference
materials which include over 150 journal
subscrip�ons and online journals.
Further, the students are also provided
on-campus as well as off-campus
access to the best legal resources and
digital databases including AIR Infotech,
Manupatra, SCC Online, LexisNexis,
Westlaw, HeinOnline, JSTOR, Hart
eBooks, Kluwer Arbitra�on Online and
eBooks of Taylor-Francis.
Distinguished, Chair, Honourary
and Visiting Professors
The University has the advantage of Chair Professor, Professional • Prof. K.P.S. Mahalwar
invi�ng si�ng and re�red judges of the Ethics:
Supreme Court, the High Court and Dis�nguished Professor: • Prof. (Dr.) Upendra Baxi
also leading lawyers, academicians • Prof. B.B. Pande
and re�red Judicial Officers for lectures,
seminars and discussions involving the Honorary Professor: • Hon’ble Jus�ce Khalil Ur Rahman
students and the faculty. The following • Hon’ble Mr. Jus�ce Lyonpo Sonam Tobgye
dis�nguished luminaries have been Honorary Professor of • Prof. Steve K. Ngo
appointed by our University as Law: • Hon’ble Mr. Jus�ce Mohan Peiris
Dis�nguished and Honorary Professors. • Prof. Marc Galanter
• Prof. Sophie M. Sparrow
• Prof. Olivier De Schu�er
• Prof. Sukhsimranjit Singh
7INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS &
COLLABORATIONS
The Na�onal Law University Delhi pro-ac�vely explores The University has a dedicated Interna�onal Rela�ons
possibili�es of signing MoUs with various Universi�es and Office (IRO) for coordina�ng these Interna�onal
Ins�tu�ons of Na�onal and Interna�onal repute, to engagements across the globe, including mutually forging
garner a global face to the University. These MoUs pave �es, and running its student exchange programmes.
the way for Students’ and Faculty Exchange Programmes, University of Bergen, Norway regularly offers Erasmus
also further facilita�ng collabora�ve research and other Plus Scholarships to NLUD students. It was offered to 9
academic ac�vi�es. These provide opportuni�es to the students for the Academic Year 2019-20.
Faculty and students to excel in the field of legal
educa�on across the globe.
SOME OF THE INTERNATIONAL AND NATIONAL COLLABORATIONS SIGNED BY THE UNIVERSITY ARE:
• Asian Arb and Adr Alliance, Singapore • School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS),
• Asean Legal Alliance Ltd. University of London
• Bodh Raj Sawhney Memorial Trust, Delhi • School of Legal Studies, Central University of Kashmir,
• Commonwealth Human Rights Ini�a�ves (CHRI) Sonwar, Srinagar
• Copyright X Affilia�on Agreement, Harvard Law School • The University of Alabama School of Law, Alabama
• Council of Secure Jus�ce, Delhi USA
• Central Reserve Police Force, Central Government • The University of Bergen, Faculty of Law, Norway
• Cochin University of Science and Technology • The University of Illinois
• Deakin University, Victoria, Australia • The University of New Hampshire, School of Law
• Faculty of Law, University of Kashmir, Hazratbal, • The Legal Faculty of The Ruhr University Bochum,
Srinagar Germany
• Herbert Smith Freehills LLP • The University of Glasgow, Scotland, UK
• Interna�onal Centre for Alterna�ve Disputes • The University of Melbourne
Resolu�on (ICADR), Pepperdine University, U.S.A • The Law School of the Beijing Normal University,
• Law Faculty of Julius-Maximillians University, China
Wirzburg, Germany • The Straus Ins�tute for Dispute Resolu�on,
• Law Faculty of the University of Antwerp, Belgium Pepperdine University, School of Law
• Lewis & Clark Law School, Portland, Oregon, U.S.A. • Trakya University, Edirne, Turkey
• McGill University (Ins�tute of Air & Space Law, Faculty • University of Houston Law Centre, USA
of Law), Canada • University of Passau, Germany
• Ministry of Law & Jus�ce, Government of India • University of Johannesburg, South Africa
• Na�onal Academic Depository (CSDL, Mumbai) • University of Bergen, Faculty of Law, Bergen, Norway
• Osgoode Hall Law School, York University, Canada • University Paris Ouest Nanterre La Defense, France
• Paris Bar, France, and The Chamber of Commerce and • University of Melbourne, Australia
Industry France and India • Universidad Pon�ficia Comillas, Madrid, Spain
• Pepperdine University, Malibu, USA • University of Sheffield, United Kingdom
• VU University Amsterdam, The Netherlands
“Education is the passport to the future, for tomorrow belongs to those
who prepare for it today.”
- Malcolm X
8SOME OF THE COLLABORATIONS SIGNED BY THE UNIVERSITY IN 2019-2020 ARE:
• The Law School of the Beijing Normal University, • Cochin University of Science and Technology
China • The Himachal Pradesh Na�onal Law University,
• Asian Arb and Adr Alliance, Singapore Shimla (HPNLU)
• Asean Legal Alliance Ltd. • Damodaram Sanjivayya Na�onal Law University,
• South Ural State University (Na�onal Research Visakhapatnam
University) • Indian Ins�tute of Corporate Affairs (IICA), Manesar
• School of Law, Universidad Austral, Buenos Aires, • Lal Bahadur Shastri Na�onal Academy of
Argen�na Administra�on, Mussoorie, U�arakhand
• Queen’s University at Kingston (Canada) on behalf of • BML Munjal University, Gurugram
the Faculty of Law • G. D. Goenka University
• ‘Centre for Criminology and Vic�mology’ (CCV), NLU Delhi, and ‘The Indian Society of Criminology’ (ISC): This is mainly
to collaborate and publish jointly—the ‘Indian Journal of Criminology’; which is the oldest Journal in the country in
Criminology, being published since 1973, with 43 Volumes published and available online. On behalf of ISC, Prof. Arvind
Tiwari, its President, and Prof. (Dr.) Ranbir Singh, Vice-Chancellor, NLUD and Prof. (Dr.) G. S. Bajpai, Registrar and
Chairperson CCV, NLUD, signed the MOU (Memorandum of Understanding). NLUD publishes this Journal bi-annually, with
Prof. (Dr.) G. S. Bajpai as its Editor.
• CBI Academy Ghaziabad: Na�onal Law University Delhi, and CBI Academy, Ghaziabad, signed a Memorandum of
Understanding (MOU), mainly for a coopera�ve partnership in order to undertake mutually beneficial research and
analysis, and conduct training and capacity building programmes to meet the missions of CBI Academy and NLU Delhi. On
behalf of CBI Academy, Shri Sharad Agarwal, its Director, and Prof. (Dr.) Ranbir Singh, Vice-Chancellor NLUD and Prof. (Dr.)
G. S. Bajpai, Registrar NLUD, signed the MOU.
• Na�onal E-Governance Division, Ministry of Electronics and Informa�on Technology: The Na�onal E-Governance
Division NEGD, Department of Electronics and Informa�on Technology have signed a MoU with three law schools i.e. NLIU
Bhopal, NLU Delhi, and RGNUL in connec�on with a Post-Graduate Diploma in Cyber Forensics.
As a part of this a course, NLU Delhi has been iden�fied as the centre to impart prac�cal training to the officials engaged
in computer forensics. To this end, a state-of-the-art computer forensics lab, which will have the most modern technology
and so�ware to deal with cyber forensics cases, will be established at NLU Delhi. In the first phase, as many as 1000
officials of different cyber labs will be trained at NLU Delhi campus.
9CURRICULUM
FIRST YEAR FOURTH YEAR
Semester I Credits Semester VII Credits
1. Legal Methods 3 1. Corporate Law-I 3
2. Law of Torts-I 3 2. Environmental Law 3
3. History of Legal and Cons�tu�onal 3 3. Intellectual Property Rights Law 3
Development in India 4. Banking & Nego�able Instruments 3
4. Poli�cal Science-I 3 5. Seminar Course-I 5
5. English-I 3
Semester VIII
Semester II 1. Corporate Law-II 3
1. Law of Contracts-I 3 2. Taxa�on Laws 3
2. Law of Torts-II 3 3. Cyber Laws 3
3. Criminal Law-I 3 4. Clinic-II 6
4. Poli�cal Science-II 3 5. Seminar Course-II 5
5. English-II 3
SECOND YEAR FIFTH YEAR
Semester III Credits Semester IX Credits
1. Law of Contracts-II 3 1. Interna�onal Trade Law 3
2. Family Law-I 3 2. Judicial Process & 3
3. Criminal Law-II 3 Interpreta�on of Statutes
4. Economics & Law-I 3 3. Clinic-III 6
5. Sociology-I 3 4. Seminar Course-III 5
5. Seminar Course-IV 5
Semester II
1. Law of Property 3 Semester X
2. Family Law-II 3 1. Law of Insurance 3
3. Law and Poverty 3 2. Human Rights, Interna�onal 3
4. Economics & Law-II 3 Humanitarian Law & Refugee Law
5. Sociology-II 3 3. Clinic-IV (Court Management & 6
Prac�cal Training)
4. Seminar Course-V 5
THIRD YEAR 5. Seminar Course-VI 5
Semester V Credits
1. Jurisprudence-I 4
2. Cons�tu�onal Law-I 4
3. Administra�ve Law 4
4. CPC & Law of Limita�on 4
5. Law of Evidence 4
Semester VI
1. Jurisprudence-II 4
2. Cons�tu�onal Law-II 4
3. Clinic-I (ADR) 5
4. Interna�onal Law 3
5. Labour Law 3
10Evaluation Criterion
At Na�onal Law University, Delhi, students are evaluated on a seven-point
Cumula�ve Grade Point Average (CGPA). Evalua�on is based on a series of
periodic tests, semester examina�ons, research projects, disserta�ons and class
presenta�ons conducted throughout the semester.
Clinical Legal Education Curriculum
Recognising that any legal educa�on is NLU Delhi’s curriculum is inspired by the ‘UGC
incomplete without prac�cal exposure, the Curriculum Development Commi�ee Report’,
curriculum at Na�onal Law University Delhi is to meet the challenging academic progressions
the synergy of classroom teaching and clinical posed by globaliza�on; e-commerce; and
legal educa�on, aimed at ensuring a transna�onal, legal, social, and poli�cal issues.
s�mula�ng and par�cipa�ve learning process The study curriculum addresses the myriad
that spans across disciplines. Our students are concerns of an Indian society intermingled
required to study four clinic courses which with modern educa�on involving legal literacy,
inculcate crucial skills such as dra�ing, poverty, human development, etc. The syllabi
conveyancing, pleading, trial advocacy, promote an inter-disciplinary approach,
professional ethics and training in methods of including aspects of clinical legal educa�on as
alternate dispute resolu�on. The structure of integral component of instruc�on and
the academic year at the University also dissemina�on of knowledge.
permits students to undertake internships for
the purpose of gaining professional experience
11RESEARCH AT NLU DELHI
The University has many illustrious Research Centres established to cater to diverse research and training needs
of the society. The corpus of research funds of these centres run into Crores, and aids from Governmental
agencies, higher judiciary, and Interna�onal academia; partnering for various projects. The centres addi�onally
offer significant opportuni�es to the students to indulge in research to build their competence. Currently there
are 19 ac�ve Research Centres at NLUD.
Project 39A
Project 39A, previously known as the Centre on the Death
Penalty, was established in 2014 to undertake new
avenues of research on the criminal jus�ce system,
ensure competent legal representa�on for indigent
prisoners sentenced to death, and open new fronts and
methods of discussion on the death penalty, among
various stakeholders and the public.
Centre for Innovation,
Intellectual Property and
Competition (CIIPC)
The Centre for Innova�on, Intellectual Property and
Compe��on was set up in 2015 with the aim of
suppor�ng academic and policy oriented dialogue in
the individual and intersec�onal areas of innova�on,
intellectual property and compe��on.
Centre for Communication
Governance (CCG)
The Centre for Communica�on Governance was
established in 2013 to ensure that Indian legal educa�on
establishments engage more meaningfully with
informa�on law and policy, and contribute to improved
governance and policy making.
12Center for Law, Justice
and Development (CLJD)
The Centre for Law, Jus�ce and Development envisions
revisi�ng, analysing and engaging with the development
discourse and its interface with the legal discourse with
the aim to par�cipate in, contribute to and endeavour to
mould the discourse as well as opera�onalisa�on of
varied no�ons within the same in ways geared towards
securing just domes�c and interna�onal order.
Centre for Transparency and
Accountability in Governance (CTAG)
Centre for Transparency and Accountability in
Governance has been cons�tuted to uphold the
commitment of the rule of law and good governance.
The Centre emphases on sensi�zing people on
transparency and accountability in governance;
empowering people such as students, lawyers, and public
officials to contribute effec�vely to ensure transparency
and accountability in governance; and crea�ng and
promo�ng quality research in the area of transparency
and accountability in governance.
Centre for Linguistic Justice
and Endangered Languages (CLJEL)
Centre for Linguis�c Jus�ce and Endangered Languages
(CLJEL) aims to facilitate an innova�ve approach towards
the ongoing research and teaching thrust, and also to
become a unique ini�a�ve in the country, a well as a
role model for other legal educa�on ins�tu�ons for
interdisciplinary work.
Centre for Tax Laws (CTL)
The Centre for Tax Laws was established in 2018 to work
in the area of tax laws. A robust taxa�on framework helps
in mobilizing revenue for governments’ welfare
commitments and serves as the backbone of a sound
economy.
13Centre on Criminology and
Victimology (CCV)
The Centre on Criminology and Vic�mology promotes
research and ac�on in the areas of criminal jus�ce and
vic�mology and conducts training to wings of the criminal
jus�ce system, especially in the area of juvenile jus�ce.
Addi�onally, the Centre cri�cally analyses and examines
laws, policies and programmes from the perspec�ve of
the vic�m, with emphasis on protec�on, rehabilita�on,
par�cipa�on and jus�ce.
Centre for Transnational
Commercial Law (CTCL)
The Centre for Transna�onal Commercial Law aims to be
a na�onal leader in private and governmental transna-
�onal commercial law research, teaching and discussion.
It also engages in private and governmental transna�onal
commercial law reform advice and policy evalua�on, and
provides consulta�ve services to the government and
other ins�tu�ons dedicated to the development of
transna�onal commercial law and prac�ce.
Center for Human Rights
and Subaltern Studies (CHRSS)
The focus of the Centre is researches on human rights
related to the subaltern social groups, especially Dalits,
women, indigenous communi�es and religious, ethnic
and linguis�c minori�es.
Centre for Studies in Centre for Banking and
Disability and Law (CSDL) Financial Laws (CBFL)
The Centre for studies in Disability and Law aspires to The banking has been a foremost sector which has
spearhead and contribute to the development of the reformed the country’s economy to a great extent.
interdisciplinary theore�cal research, and advocacy From its old paradigm of capital, labour and
frameworks necessary to remove the social, technology, the country’s economic growth has
legal, physical, policy, and a�tudinal barriers that shi�ed its gaze towards the mobiliza�on of savings,
exclude people with disabili�es. their investments and returns.
14Centre for Cyber Laws (CCL) Centre for Alternative
Dispute Resolution (CADR)
The Centre for Cyber Laws has been established
to understand the socio-legal issues related to ever The Centre for ADR has a vision to promote the use of
evolving cyberspace. Cyberspace is infinite and has ADR methods among the legal and non-legal
poten�al to grow and evolve infinitely. The professionals, students and general public at large.
issues related to cyberspace are also evolving with The Centre envisions a society which values harmony,
the advancement of informa�on technology. peaceful co-existence and diversity.
Center for Comparative Studies Centre for Criminal Justice
in Personal Laws (CCSPL) Administration and
Research in the field of personal laws is required to
Human Rights (CCJAHR)
be done in India due to its mul�cultural and
The Centre for Criminal Jus�ce Administra�on and
religiously diverse society. As there is lack of
Human Rights aims to study and conduct research
uniformity in various matrimonial, succession and
on the distribu�on and ra�onalisa�on of power
in other related issues under personal laws despite
among various func�onaries with special emphasis
the direc�ve enunciated under Ar�cle 44 of the
on the inves�ga�on process, prosecu�on process
Cons�tu�on of India regarding the endeavour of
and trial process including sentencing process.
state to secure ci�zens, a uniform civil code, the
need of such kind of in-depth research becomes a
necessity, which is the one of the mandate of the
centre.
Centre for Comparative Centre for Constitutional Law,
Law (CCL) Policy and Governance (Former)
The Center for Compara�ve Law was cons�tuted The Centre for Cons�tu�onal Law, Policy and
with the aim to promote as well as to serve as a point Governance focuses on foregrounding rights,
of exchange of knowledge and exper�se amongst rightlessness and other vulnerabili�es in
the scholarly community involved in compara�ve understanding, cri�quing, and reforming laws, legal
legal studies, both within and outside the country. ins�tu�ons and modes of governance, so that they
reflect the cons�tu�onal ideals of jus�ce.
Centre for Environmental Centre for Corporate Law
Law, Policy and Research and Governance (CCLG)
(CELPR) To bring academicians, professionals, legal
experts, economists, regulators, judges, banking and
The Centre was established in August, 2016. The financial law experts and students on panels for
fundamental objec�ve of the Centre is to promote discussions as subject of Corporate Law is
legal educa�on and research in the field of mul�disciplinary in nature; to encourage debates
environmental law. amongst par�cipants of the Center and produce
academic research.
15LIFE AT NLU DELHI
EVENTS ON CAMPUS Professor Ghanshyam Singh
Oxford-Price Media Law Moot Memorial Parliamentary Debate
Court Compe��on The Professor Ghanshyam Singh Memorial
Parliamentary Debate is the flagship deba�ng event
The ‘Compara�ve Media Law and Policy’
of Na�onal Law University Delhi. The tournament
programme at Oxford University in
is a tradi�onal 3-on-3 style parliamentary
collabora�on with Na�onal Law University
debate. Started in the year 2011, the event has
Delhi organises the South-Asia Rounds of the
grown to become one of the biggest deba�ng
pres�gious ‘Price Media Law Moot Court
events in the country The University has previously
Compe��on’, annually at the NLUD campus.
hosted 38 teams from various Universi�es, with
Started in 2010 as an India-qualifying
combined prize money for this edi�on over 1.5
round, the moot has grown tremendously
Lakhs INR for various categories.
to include par�cipa�on from other
South-Asian na�ons like Pakistan, Nepal, Insolvency Moot Court Compe��on
Bangladesh and Sri Lanka. It focuses on The Insolvency Law Moot Court Compe��on, in
contemporary issues rela�ng to media and associa�on with the Insolvency and Bankruptcy
informa�on technology law and is well-known Board of India is organised by the Centre
for its excellent judging standards. for Transna�onal Commercial Law. The compe��on
was the first of its kind, curated to simulate the
NLU Delhi-Herbert Smith Freehills proceedings under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy
Interna�onal Nego�a�on Compe��on Code, 2016.
The University hosts the Interna�onal
Nego�a�on Compe��on in associa�on with CCI Moot
Herbert Smith Freehills LLP, London since 2014. Na�onal Law University Delhi, in collabora�on
Each year the par�cipa�on and level of with Compe��on Commission of India,
students’ performance exper�se progresses to organises Na�onal NLUD-CCI Moot, dedicated to
further levels. In the recent past the the field of Compe��on Law. The first edi�on held
compe��on has had 28 teams compe�ng with in 2018, drew par�cipa�on from various law
each other, with 15 from across the globe; colleges across India.
engaged in real-life simula�ons.
Bodh Raj Sawhny Memorial Ora�on
Na�onal Rounds, ICC Moot Court The Bodh Raj Sawhny Memorial Ora�on is being
Compe��on organised at Na�onal Law University Delhi for over
The University began hos�ng the na�onal five years. The lectures focus on contemporary
rounds of the ICC Moot Court Compe��on in poli�co-legal issues, delivered by renowned legal
2016. The qualifying teams represent India at and non-legal luminaries, including Prof. Upendra
the interna�onal rounds of the compe��on Baxi, Shri Wajahat Habibullah, Prof. N. R. Madhava
held at The Hague, Netherlands. Menon, Dr. Shashi Tharoor and Ms. Santosh Yadav.
Cultural Fest
Cultural fest is the annually held cultural
fes�val of Na�onal Law University Delhi. The
cultural fes�val is filled with a wide array of
events, compe��ons and performances from
students and ar�sts par�cipa�ng from all
across the country. Cultural fest is among one
of the few cultural fes�vals organised by
various law colleges in India.
16STUDENT COMMUNITIES
Increasing Diversity by Increasing Ambedkar Periyar Phule Study
Access (IDIA) Circle
The University’s student body ac�vely This is a student-led ini�a�ve extending support in
par�cipates in Mr. Shamnad Basheer’s ini�a�ve academics to marginalized students in the
to make learning of the law more accessible University, especially those who are unable to
and inclusive to young children from various u�lize academic opportuni�es due to various
economic and social strata. Students are social barriers and constraints. It also acts as a
involved in training and mentoring aspiring law pla�orm for discussion and debate on the issues of
students as well as in sensi�zing marginalized social jus�ce, gender, caste, race and other
communi�es about legal educa�on. contemporary issues in India through guest
lectures, panel discussions and movie screenings.
Cinema Club
The Cinema Club is a gateway to world cinema, Queer Collec�ve
exploring myriad themes to inculcate art The Queer Collec�ve is an independent student
apprecia�on and crea�ve thinking. It provides a collec�ve dealing with LGBTQIA+ poli�cs and
pla�orm for discussions on many representa�on on campus. It has been involved in
contemporary and relevant themes. crea�ng awareness on issues surrounding
LGBTQIA+ rights through poster campaigns,
Enable movie screenings and discussion groups. It has
Enable is a student group dedicated towards invited speakers belonging to the LGBTQIA+
providing support to disabled students by community to interact with students, and has
making everyday life more accessible. The par�cipated in the Delhi Queer Pride Parade as
group seeks to spread awareness and sensi�ze well.
members of the University to the problems
faced by the disabled community, and how the Engage
same can be addressed.
A student group geared towards encouraging a
Gender Circle culture of thought and discourse on campus. This
ini�a�ve will lay equal emphasis on University
The Gender Circle has played a prominent role issues as it will on broader socio-poli�cal,
in breaking gender stereotypes and crea�ng economic, and cultural discussions through a
gender sensi�za�on on campus through variety of formats. While trying to resolve issues
various formal and informal interac�ve events, related to harassment and discrimina�on,
guest lectures and panel discussions. a�endance and academic performance, mental
health, student governance, administra�ve
Legal Aid
transparency, etc. we intend to facilitate effec�ve
The University, through the Legal Services dialogue between various stakeholders, star�ng
Commi�ee, has been involved in fostering legal with the students, faculty, and the administra�on.
aid and awareness. The University has
established a fully func�onal Legal Aid Clinic
and the Clinic for Assistance in Labour Laws
(CALL) -- an ini�a�ve to bridge the chasm
between workers and the legal machinery, by
providing access to quality legal aid. As a part of
the HSF Community Engagement Awards, the
ini�a�ve was selected as one of the five best
legal aid ini�a�ves in India. The University,
through the Commi�ee, has also cons�tuted a
pro-bono panel of prac�sing lawyers who help
the commi�ee in its legal interven�ons.
17THE BATCH OF
2021
1819
A DESCRIPTION OF THE BATCH
Gradua�ng from a leading university with a a sense of social responsibility. We have worked
stellar reputa�on comes with its fair share under various research projects like the
of expecta�ons and responsibili�es. The Batch Death Penalty Research Project, NALSA, the
of 2021 of Na�onal Law University Delhi has Tihar Jail Project and several ini�a�ves under
�me and again stood up to and conquered the umbrella of the Centre for Communica�on
such challenges. Governance.
Our class is a healthy mix of students hailing We have also been ac�vely involved as research
from various parts of India, which adds value assistants for some of our professors, and have
to the holis�c educa�on provided by the assisted them on an array of assignments
University. It allows for a more diverse, ranging from empirical field work to doctrinal
engaging and enriching academic experience. research. Various engagements through
Being the ninth batch of the University, we have student commi�ees and student communi�es
had the opportunity of being both mentees (of expanded our growth and exposed us to issues
seniors) and mentors (to juniors), as well as the greater than our own. Constant discussions,
chance to spearhead the growth and debates and delibera�ons have sensi�sed us to
development of our ins�tu�on. difference and diversity of opinions,
The class comprises of students who are not strengthening us by exposing us to our personal
just academically inclined and commi�ed to and collec�ve weaknesses.
the highest of scholarly pursuits, but also those Moreover, the pandemic has added newer
who display a voracious zeal for co-curricular dimensions to our growth, increased pro-ac�ve
ac�vi�es such as moot court compe��ons, inclina�ons, and added depth to the sensi�vity
debates, nego�a�on and media�on to our personali�es towards societal welfare. It
compe��ons, Model United Na�ons (MUN) has also made us more efficient in balancing
conferences, and par�cipa�on in na�onal life’s unprecedented challenges while making
and interna�onal conferences, seminars and op�mum use of the resources available or
courses. crea�ng new possibili�es and avenues for
growth.
Our enthusiasm also extends to sports, where
we have won numerous laurels at the na�onal The Batch of 2021 has seen immense personal
level. We have also had immense interna�onal and professional growth through its journey at
exposure, with students from our class this University, a�ributable, in no small part, to
having par�cipated in various interna�onal the University itself and the infrastructure,
moot court compe��ons, media�on and mentorship and opportuni�es it works so hard
nego�a�on compe��ons and student to provide to its students. As we near the end of
exchange programs. Various engagements this journey, our earnest hope is that this
through student commi�ees and student growth shines through to you. We hope you will
communi�es expanded our growth and enjoy acquain�ng yourself with our batch as
exposed us to issues greater than our own. much as we have enjoyed our own
Constant discussions, debates and development over the past five years. We look
delibera�ons sensi�sed us to difference and forward to interac�ng with you.
diversity of opinions, strengthening us by
exposing us to our personal and collec�ve
weaknesses.
Apart from having gained valuable
experience and professional skills
while being associated with notable
advocates, law firms, corporate houses, think
tanks, and non-governmental organisa�ons, we
have also been ins�lled with
20FACULTY SPEAKS
Prof. (Dr.) Harpreet Kaur
Professor (Law)
Taught Corporate Law
It's a pleasure to introduce the Batch of 2021 to prospec�ve employers. Having
interacted with them for a period of two semesters, I am impressed with their
intellectual capabili�es and communica�on skills. Their research quali�es
highlight their clear understanding of concepts and the eagerness to learn. I wish
them all the best for their future and I am sure they will do jus�ce to any work
which is assigned to them.
Prof. (Dr.) Ruhi Paul
Professor (Law)
Taught Civil Procedure Code & Alterna�ve
Dispute Resolu�on
I had a very enriching experience while teaching the Batch of 2021. I have
witnessed the overall performance of the batch ge�ng be�er with each passing
year of their stay at the Na�onal Law University Delhi. This is a very focused batch
of students not only in academic and research ac�vi�es but also other extra and
co-curricular ac�vi�es. Students of this batch are very well - mannered,
hardworking, dedicated, professional and disciplined. I am sure, with all these
quali�es, each and every student of Batch of 2021 will be a valuable asset to any
ins�tu�onal they will join.
Dr. Risham Garg
Associate Professor (Law)
Taught Law of Contracts
It is my privilege as a teacher to write a note of recommenda�on for the class of
2021. I have taught them a faw courses and also had the occasion to interact
closely with them in a few conferences. Teaching them each course has been a
pleasure as they have been keen students in class, par�cipa�ng in class discussion
and never falling to ini�ate interac�on. I have always been impressed with their
inquisi�veness and quest for knowledge through a�endance at symposiums,
seminar and personal communica�on with other experienced professionals in
the field. I am confident that they will con�nue to display the same level of
commitment and enthusiasm as they did at Na�onal Law University Delhi.
Dr. Aparna Chandra
Assistant Professor (law)
Taught Cons�tu�onal Law
I’ve had the privilege of extensively interac�ng with the students from the batch
of 2021. I taught the class Cons�tu�onal Law in their third year and found the
class consistently well prepared, engaged, enthusias�c, and commi�ed to
learning. Students from this class have also made a significant mark on the
community life of the University. They par�cipate vigorously in co-curricular
ac�vi�es and take the lead in organising campus events. This ability to take
ownership of the ins�tu�on and work towards its be�erment makes me
confident that students from this batch will be a great asset to any organisa�on
they join.
21BATCH ACHIEVEMENTS
22ADR & MOOT COURT ACHIEVEMENTS
ADR
• INADR Interna�onal Media�on Tournament, Chicago, USA, 2020
• Quarter Finalist, AILSF Na�onal Media�on Compe��on 2020
• Winner, first NLU Jodhpur Deal Media�on Compe��on, 2019
• Runner-up Nego�ator, IV RMLNLU NA�onal Media�on Compe��on, 2018
• Semi Finalist, 4th Na�onal Law School- Interna�onal Nego�a�on Compe��on, 2018
• Quarter-finalist, Warsaw Business Nego�a�on Round, Poland 2018
• ICC Paris Media�on week, 2018
• Winner, Media�on category, NLS Nego�a�on Media�on and Client Counselling Compe��on, 2017
• Speaker Rank 5, Client Nego�ator Category, Young Interna�onal Media�on Compe��on, Vis East
Moot Founda�on, Hong Kong, 2017
23MOOT COURT
INTERNATIONAL:
• Winner, World Finals, 29th Manfred Lachs Space Law Moot Court
Compe��on, 2020
• Best Defence Memorial, Best Defence Team, Semi-Finalist, World Rounds,
Interna�onal Criminal Court Moot Court Compe��on, The Hague,
Netherlands 2019
• Winners, SK Puri Interna�onal Moot Court Compe��on, CLC Jus�fied,
2019
• Semi-Finalist and 3rd Best Speaker, 11th Na�onal Law School Bangalore-
Trilegal Interna�onal Arbitra�on Moot, 2019
• Octa-Finalists and Winner of best Newcomer Performance, 20th Annual
Interna�onal Mari�me Law Arbitra�on Moot, Ro�erdam, Netherlands,
2019
• Pre-Finals, World Rounds, Nelson Mandela World Human RIghts Moot
Court Compe��on, Geneva, 2019
• Best Memorials, India Round, Philip C Jessup Interna�onal Law Moot Court
Compe��on, 2019
• Second Best Memorials, 20th DM Harish Government Law College
Interna�onal Moot Court Compe��on, Mumbai, India 2019
• 3rd Best Team Overall, Best Oralist, Second Best Memorial, Quarter-Finalist,
Asia-Pacific Con�nental Rounds, Malfred Lachs Interna�onal Space Law
Moot Court Compe��on, 2019
• 9th Best Team, World Rounds, Frankfurt Investment Arbitra�on Moot
Court Compe��on, Frankfurt, Germany, 2019
• Semi-finalists and Second Runner-up, Asian Interna�onal Arbitra�on
Center-Interna�onal Chambers of Commerce Vis Pre-Moot, Kuala Lumpur,
Malaysia, 2018
• Quarter-Finalists, World Rounds, ICC Moot Court Compe��on, The Hague,
Netherlands, 2018
• Quarter-Finalist, ICRC Henry Dunant Memorial Moot COurt COmpe��on,
2018 (Na�onal Rounds)
• 3rd posi�on overall and 5th Best Memorials, World Rounds, Herbert Smith
Freehills Compe��on Law Moot Court Compe��on 2018
• Best Applicant Memo, India Rounds, Leiden - Sarin Interna�onal Air Law
Moot Court Compe��on, 2018
NATIONAL:
• 3rd Best Team, Indian Qualifiers, 12th Frankfurt Investment Arbitra�on
Moot Court, 2019
• Winner, S.K. Puri Interna�onal Moot Court Compe��on, 2019
• Runners-up and 2nd best Memorials, Jindal Technology Law and Policy
Moot Court Compe��on 2018
• Semi-Finalists, interna�onal Chambers of Commerce India Vis Pre-Moot,
Delhi, 2018
• Best-Oralist, 14th Nani Palkhivala Memorial Tax Moot, SASTRA University
Thanjavur, 2018
• 2nd Best Memo, Compe��on Law Moot, Na�onal Law University, Jodhpur,
2018
• Quarter-finalists and 2nd Best Memorial, Bodh Raj Sawhney Na�onal Moot
Court Compe��on, NALSAR University, Hyderabad, 2017
• 4th GNLU Moot on Securi�es and Investment Laws - 3rd Best Memorial
24SPORTS, DEBATE & OTHER ACHIEVEMENTS
SPORTS
• Best Athlete (joint), Viraj, Annual Sports Fes�val, NLU Odisha, 2019
• 2 Gold, 1 Silver, 1 Bronze Medals, Mixed Swimming Events Viraj,
Annual Sports Fes�val, NLU Odisha, 2019
• Winners, Women’s Basketball, Viraj, Annual Sports Fes�val, NLU
Odisha, 2019
• Winner, Women’s Football, Viraj, Annual Sports Fes�val, NLU
Odisha, 2019
• Yuvardha, Sports Fest, Na�onal Law University, Jodhpur, 2019
• Best Con�ngent Overall, Virudhaka, NLIU Bhopal, 2016
• Winners, Girls’ Football, Virudhaka, NLIU Bhopal, 2016
• Runners-up, Girls’ Basketball, Virudhaka, NLIU Bhopal, 2016
• Runners-up, Football, Virudhaka, Sports Fest, NLIU Bhopal, 2016
25DEBATE
• Winner, United State Embassy Debate, Delhi, 2018
• Winner, Steel Authority of India And Central Vigilance Commission Debate on An�-
Corrup�on Prac�ce 2018
• Winners, 70th Mukarji Memorial Debate, St. Stephens College, 2018
• Winners, Jodhpur Parliamentary Debate, 2018
• Winner, Novice Category, Mukarji Memorial Debate Compe��on, St. Stephens
College 2017
• Winners, 3rd Indian Women’ Deba�ng Championship, 2017
ESSAY WRITING COMPETITIONS
• 1st Posi�on, Surana and Surana Essay Compe��on, 2019
• Runner-Up, SIPLA-NLS lkigai Contract Dra�ing Compe��on, 2019
• Third Posi�on, Durga Das Basu Essay Compe��on, NUJS; Claremont Journal of Law and Public Policy, 2019
• 1st Posi�on, Surana and Surana Essay Compe��on, 2018
• Runner-Up, IBBI Insolvency Essay Compe��on, 2018
THEATRE
• Students performed a skit at Na�onal Seminar on Good Governance, Development
and Human Rights, organised by Na�onal Human Rights Commission and NLUD
• Students Par�cipated as cast member in Dramatech theatre company, worked in
produc�on - The Front Page and Towards Zero
26INTERNSHIPS
LAW FIRMS
• Arista Chambers • Majumdar & Partners
• AZB & Partners • Nishith Desai & Associates
• Banana IP • P&A Law Office
• Candour Legal • PSL Law Office
• Chug LLP, USA • S&R Associates
• Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas • Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas
• Dua Associates • Shearman & Sterling
• GNP Legal • Singh & Singh
• Herbert Smith Freehills • Singhi & Co
• HSA Advocates • Singhi & Singhi
• Ikigai Law • Skadden Arps
• India Law • Talwar Thakore & Associates
• J. Sagar Associates • TechLegis Advocates
• Khaitan & Co. • Trilegal
• Kochhar & Co. • Vaish Associates
• L&L Partners • Verist Law
• Lakshmikumaran & Sridharan • Ver�ces Partners
• Law Global Associates • Yadav Associates
• Wadhwa Law Chambers
LAWYERS
• ADN Rao, Advocate-on-Record, Supreme Court of • K.K. Mannan, Senior Advocate, Delhi High Court
India • Krishna Kumar, Advocate Delhi High Court
• Adit S. Pujari, Advocate, Supreme Court of India • Madhav Khurana, Advocate Delhi High Court
• Anand Grover, Senior Advocate, Supreme Court of • N Venkataraman, Senior Advocate, Supreme Court of
India India
• Anirudh Wadhwa, Advocate, Wadhwa Law Chambers, • Pramod Kumar Dubey, Advocate, Delhi High Court
New Delhi • Puneet Mi�al, senior Advocate, Delhi High Court
• Awadh Singh, Advocate, Karkardooma District Court • Rahul Narayan, Advocate-on-Record, Supreme Court
• CU Sing, Senior Advocate, Supreme Court of India of India
• Debesh Panda, Advocate-on-Record, Supreme Court • Ramesh Tripathi, Advocate, bombay High Court
of India • Rebecca M. John, Senior Advocate, Delhi High Court
• Gourab Banerji, Former Addi�onal Solicitor Journal of • Rishabh Sanche�, Advocate-on-Record, Supreme
India Court
• Jai Dehadrai, Advocate-on-Record, Supreme Court of • Senthil Jagadeedhan, Advocate-on-Record, Supreme
India Court of India
• J P Goyal, Senior Advocate, Rajasthan High Court • Sadan farasat, Advocate-on-record, Supreme Court of
• K.T.S. Tulsi, Senior Advocate and Former Addi�onal India
Solicitor General of India • Shri Singh, Advocate, Delhi High Court
• Karuna Nundy, LL.M. (Columbia), Advocate, Supreme • Sucheta Kumari, Advocate, Karkardooma District
Court and Delhi High Court Court
• Kentan Kamdar, Advocate, District Court & Gujarat • Yug Mohit Chaudhary, Advocate, Bombay High Court
High Court, Ahmedabad
27JUDGES
• Honourable (Dr.) Jus�ce D.Y. Chandrachud,
Supreme Court of India
• Honourable Jus�ce Pra�bha Singh,
Delhi High Court
• Honourable Jus�ce C Hari Shankar,
Delhi High Court
• Honourable Jus�ce Pankaj Bhandari,
Rajasthan High Court
NON-GOVERNMENTAL
ORGANISATIONS
• Centre for Equity Studies
• Centre for Policy Research
• Consumers India, New Delhi
• CUTS Interna�onal, Jaipur, Rajasthan
• Delhi State Legal Services Authority, New
Delhi
• Manipur Women’s Gun Survivors Network,
Manipur
• People’s Union of Civil Liber�es (PUCL)
• Swechha, New Delhi
OTHERS
• Beam Suntory Spirits and Wine (India) Limited
• Columbia Global Freedom of Speech Project
• District Court, Khandwa, Madhya Pradesh
• Gujarat State Legal Services Authority
• Intellectual Property Rights Law Chair, NLU Delhi
• Na�onal Green Tribunal
• Secretariat of Lok Sabha, Parliament of India
• The Indian Express
• The Interna�onal Law Commission, United Na�ons Office, Geneva
• Young Leaders for Ac�ve Ci�zenship
• Zydus Cadilla, Ahmedabad
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