NLIU Students Accuse Director Of Corruption, Sexism, Casteism & Moral Policing; Demand His Resignation

Having staged an indefinite protest over several issues since yesterday, the students of National Law Institute University, Bhopal have now demanded resignation of their Director, Prof. (Dr.) S.S. Singh.In a recent release, the students have accused Dr. Singh of corruption, claiming that he had perpetuated a "despotic regime".  The release also cites multiple instances of the Director having indulged in moral policing and making sexist comments against female students. Citing such an incident,...

"College Hai Ye, Jail Nahi": NLIU, Bhopal Students Take To The Streets To Protest Against College Administration

"Bacche hai hum, kaidi nahi;College hai ye, jail nahi!"With this slogan, the students of National Law Institute University, Bhopal, have taken to the streets to protest against the college administration "as a result of outrage over the lack of transparency and accountability of the authorities as well as the unchecked maladministration".A release issued by the students refers to a recent case when the administration and faculty allegedly colluded to pass a student, who was failing by more than...

JGU: 6th International Conference on Victim Assistance Ends

OP Jindal Global University (JGU) organised the 6th International Conference on Victim Assistance on the university campus in Sonipat on Friday and Saturday (October 27-28). The main theme of the two-day conference was ‘Evolving Perspectives in Victimology’ and the various sessions envisaged different aspects of victimology by academicians, government officials, lawyers, social workers, policy makers and students from around the world. The conference was held by the Centre for Victimology &...

Results: BM Sreenivasaiah Memorial 3rd National Moot Court Competition [Oct 26-28]

BMS College of Law, Bengaluru, successfully held the BM Sreenivasaiah Memorial 3rd National Moot Court Competition from Thursday to Saturday.The inaugural function was held on Thursday on the college premises. The competition was formally declared open by Justice BV Nagarathna, judge, High Court of Karnataka.  The guests of honour included Dr Ragini Narayan, donor trustee & member secretary, BMSET; and Prof Dr MK Ramesh, professor, NLSIU. The programme was presided by K Jairaj, IAS (retd),...

3rd Prof NR Madhava Menon SAARC Mooting Competition Held at Lloyd Law College, Greater Noida

The 3rd Prof NR Madhava Menon SAARC Mooting Competition, India Rounds, was held by Lloyd Law College, Greater Noida from Friday to Sunday (October 27 to 29).The competition was organised under the technical support of Menon Institute of Legal Advocacy (MILAT), Thiruvananthapuram, and Society of Indian Law Firms (SILF). Forty teams from top law schools, colleges and universities in India competed in the three-day competition.Supreme Court judge Justice Deepak Gupta, who was the chief guest,...

Lawsisto: Paid Research Project Opportunity

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IDIA Scholar From GNLU Jumika Yeptho Succumbs To Tuberculosis

In an extremely sad turn of events, IDIA scholar and student from Gujarat National Law University (GNLU) Gandhinagar, Jumika Yeptho, succumbed to tuberculosis on Thursday afternoon. The body of Jumika, who hailed from Nagaland, has been taken home by his family members, where his funeral ceremony will be conducted on Friday.Unfortunately, Jumika faced many prejudices, to the extent that his own batchmates were of the belief that Jumika was hospitalised for drug use. However, as per Prof. Shamnad...

15th Asian Postgraduate Course on Victimology, Victim Assistance & Criminal Justice Begins In JGU Campus, Sonipat

OP Jindal Global University (JGU), in association with World Society of Victimology (WSV) and Indian Society of Victimology (ISV), is holding the two-week 15th Asian Postgraduate Course on Victimology, Victim Assistance and Criminal Justice at its university campus in Sonipat. The course began on Monday (October 23) and will end on November 4.Over 50 delegates and 40 faculty members from the US, India, Australia, the Netherlands, Germany, Bangladesh and Bulgaria are participating in the course,...

Pre-Invite For Lloyd Law College’s Job Fest [April 7-8, 2018]

Lloyd Law College will hold a job fest on April 7-8, 2018, to facilitate the hiring of law students and graduates.The fest is open to law graduates (2017 passouts) and final year BA-LLB and LLB students looking for jobs with law firms, NGOs, LPOs, professors, lawyers and as in-house counsels.An early registration would maximize one’s chances of securing interviews.For further details, FAQs and to register your interest, drop an e-mail at jobfest2018@lloydlawcollege.edu.in.The event brochure can...

NUALS: International Seminar on Health, Human Rights and IPR: Final Day Report

Special Lecture by Dr. Arul ScariaThe special talk by Dr. Arul Scaria, National Law University, Delhi, brought to light the open science movement. The learned speaker commenced the interaction session by quoting real life instances about researchers who engaged in fabricating reports to masquerade them as his own theories and staging their success which was not real. Some of these theories were – ‘Meat-eaters are more selfish and less social than vegetarians’, Trash-filled environment tended to...

NUALS: International Seminar On Health, Human Rights And IPR: Glimpse Of Technical Session II & IV

Discussions and deliberations on the three-day International Seminar on Health, Human Rights and IPR, being held at the National University of Advanced Legal Studies, held successfully. The Technical session III was focussed on the theme – “Access to Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) & Governance: Linkages, Lessons and Leeways.” The session started with the thoughtful views of the chair, Dr S. S. Girishankar, Director of Centre for Law Governance and Policy Studies,...

NUALS: International Seminar On Health, Human Rights And IPR:Glimpse Of Technical Session I & II

Discussions and deliberations on the three-day International Seminar on Health, Human Rights and IPR, being held at the National University of Advanced Legal Studies, held successfully. Law students, scholars and many among the legal fraternity flocked into the venue of the Seminar to lend their ears to the pertinent and futuristic aspects of Information and Communication Technology and related Human rights.The dais witnessed the presence of eminent legal experts in the morning session. The list...