NALSAR Lecture Series on Constitutionalism

We are delighted to have Mr. Satish Deshpande, Former Professor at Delhi School of Economics, to speak on the topic, 'Annihilation of Caste: What Would it Mean in the 21st Century?' as part of @NALSAR_Official 's Lecture Series on Constitutionalism. Do join in large numbers!

We are delighted to have Mr @ManishTewari , Former Union Minister and Member of Parliament, Lok Sabha, Chandigarh, to speak on the topic, 'Politics of Delimitation' as part of @NALSAR_Official 's flagship, Lecture Series on Constitutionalism. Do join in large numbers!

We are delighted to have Mr @asadowaisi, Member of Parliament, Lok Sabha, Hyderabad, to speak on the topic, 'The Story of a Silenced Parliament' as part of @NALSAR_Official's flagship, Lecture Series on Constitutionalism. Do join in large numbers!

It is with great delight that we invite you to the online panel discussion hosted by the Lecture Series on Constitutionalism. We hope you will join us for what promises to be an engaging and thought-provoking discussion. It is a public lecture open to all. Scan the code to join.

#Hyderabad friends, we are screening #WorkingGirls in your city soon - at NALSAR and University of Hyderabad. Please see details of different screenings in thread - come and tell others! @LawsOfSocialRep

Day 3: Panel on "Reflections on the Gendered Legal Curriculum", saw the discussants: Sugandha, CNLU (Patna), Wagisha, NEHU, Utkarsh Mishra, DNLU (Jabalpur), Nishtha Singh, O.P. Jindal Global University (Sonipat), and Amita Dhanda, NALSAR.

On the second day of the symposium, the Hyderabad premiere of "Working Girls" by Paromita Vohra took place, followed by a critical discussion with Paromita Ma'am herself, to contextualise the reimagination of legal education.

For the course on Law and Practice of Interpretation, the panel consists of discussants: Manish, NLSIU (Bangalore), Saheb Chowdhury, NLUJAA (Assam), Sruti Chaganti, Practitioner, and presenters: Prerna, Neha Pathakji, and Amita Dhanda, NALSAR (Hyderabad).

For the course on the law of Taxation, the panel consisted of discussants: Priyanka Anand, NLUO (Orissa), Shruti Kakkar, Mahindra University (Hyderabad), Prakriti Singh, CNLU (Patna), and presented by: Neha Pathakji, NALSAR (Hyderabad).

For the course on Company Law, the panel consists of discussants: Nazneen Zafar, Symbiosis University (Hyderabad) Krati Rajoria, NLIU (Bhopal) Garima Gupta, NLSIU (Bangalore) Tilottama Raychaudhuri, NUJS (Kolkata) and presenter: Neha Pathakji, and Bishesh Joshi, NALSAR.

On the second day of the symposium, for the course on Law of Contracts, the panel consists of discussants: Soni Bhola, NUSRL, (Ranchi) Varun Malik, NLSIU, (Bangalore) Monmi Gohain, NLUJAA, (Assam) Rajeshwari P., TNNLU, (Trichy), and presenter: Neha Pathakji, NALSAR.

As a part of the symposium, for the panel of the International Law Course, the panel consists of discussants: Srinivas Burra, SAU, Kailash Jeenger, NLUJAA, (Assam), Ashna Singh K, NLSIU, (Bangalore), Amit Kumar, MNLU, (Mumbai), and Presenter- Ria Kari (NALSAR graduate).

For the Family Law Course, the panel consists of discussants: Noor Ameena, NLSIU, (Bangalore), Shilpi Roy Chowdhury, Christ University, (Bangalore), Sangita Laha, NUSRL, (Ranchi), Saumya Saxena, O.P Jindal Global University (Sonipat).

For the Criminal Law Course, the panel consists of discussants: Ankita Sharma, NLUJAA (Assam), Preety Anand, NALSAR (Hyderabad), Prafful Kumar Gupta, UPES (Dehradun.

As we celebrate the 79th Independence Day, the Centre for Legal Philosophy and Justice Education, NALSAR University of Law, and UNFPA are coming together for a symposium on gendering legal education from the 15th to the 17th of August.

The panel consists of discussants: Aymen Mohammad, NALSAR Diptimoni Boruah, NLUJAA(Assam) Shree Rahul, CNLU (Patna) Satya Prasoon, NALSAR and presenter- Vetha Philos, Christ University(Bangalore).

@NALSAR_Official is hosting a symposium on Gendering Legal Education, and one of the panels surrounds the discussion of the course outline of the Constitutional Law from a gendered perspective. 📷

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We are pleased to share the recording of the Lecture delivered by AOR Mr @talhaarahman at @NALSAR_Official on January 19th, 2025. youtu.be/bdmrPTO6BMY?si…