Student Bar Association, NLSIU Bangalore

As part of our ongoing alumni engagement initiatives, the Student Bar Association is hosting The UPSC Talk with Mansi Gupta (AIR 78) on 14th April, 11 AM, in campus. Join us for an interactive session followed by an open Q&A. Open to everyone from the NLSIU community.

Anchal Bhatheja (Batch of ’23) has become the first Blind Woman Advocate to appear before the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India. We’re incredibly proud of Anchal, and deeply hopeful for the many journeys her path will inspire. Read a powerful message from Anchal herself. #nlsiu

Hoping to see some of you there!

Wrote something on Indian legal culture around marital sexual assault.

@landbreadpeace Aditya Krishna (Alum 2023) and Saif Ali, IV year student write for @TheLeaflet_in

The discussion will be moderated by Riya Sharma. Riya is a II year law student at NLSIU and a history graduate from Lady Shri Ram College.  Join Zoom Meeting nls-ac-in.zoom.us/j/93054186677?… Meeting ID: 930 5418 6677 Passcode: 413618

The event will be held today i.e.; 29th April, 2024 (Monday) from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m on Zoom. The discussants are Prof. S. Irfan Habib (@irfhabib) and Prof. Dr. Sk. Ehtesham Uddin.

The Law and Society Committee (LawSoc) is organising a two-part programme on History under Hindutva. The second event is an online panel discussion on distortion of history under the Hindutva regime. (Find the zoom link below)

NLSIR, in collaboration with @CaliIntlLaw (@UCDavisLaw), is organising the XVI NLSIR Symposium on TWAIL Approaches to Jurisdiction on 24-25 April, 2024. Details available here - nlsir.com/post/xvi-nlsir…

So I reviewed it: cambridge.org/core/journals/…

#NLS1997.

Join us for the guest lecture on 'Re-evaluating Consent and Regulation for AI-Processed Publicly Available Data in the DPDP Act, 2023' by Ms. Mitakshara Goyal & Ms. Loganayaki Padmanaban 🗓️ Date: 27th December 🕒 Time: 3 PM onwards 🎓 Certificates provided for attendees!

Socio-Legal Review at NLSIU is now inviting interdisciplinary papers for Volume 20(1), and shorter contributions for the online SLR Forum. Visit their website to know more!

In this article published by the Indian Law Review, I argue that the Indian Evidence Act, 1872 was an important effort towards the substantive reform of the common law of evidence as it existed in the 19th century. I further argue that the philosophy and scheme of the Act was

If we survived the Koushal judgment in 2013, we will get past this as well. What we should be absolutely certain of is that this is not the end of the road. Not by a long mile. In solidarity. Keep your chin up! 🏳️‍🌈

Snapshot: NLSIU's 31st Annual Convocation Our 31st Convocation was presided over by the Chief Justice of India and Chancellor of the University, Hon’ble Dr. Justice D.Y. Chandrachud who conferred degrees to the graduates and delivered the Presidential Address.

Register here: nls-ac-in.zoom.us/webinar/regist… For queries, reach out to us @LawTech_NLSIU or at lawtech@nls.ac.in . #Data #DataProtectionAct2023 #DPDPA

Ms Sriya Sridhar (Manager-Legal, @Setu_API), and Mr Ameen Jauhar (Team Lead, @Vidhi_India). Ms Malavika Raghavan (@teninthemorning) [PhD Candidate (Law and Information Systems), LSE)] would be moderating the event.

@LawTech_NLSIU is excited to announce a panel discussion on the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023, with our distinguished panellists Mr Arun Prabhu (Partner, Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas), Mr Vivek Reddy (Senior Advocate, Telangana High Court and Supreme Court)

The Socio-Legal Review is excited to announce the launch of a special online series comprising five interviews on the marriage equality debate in India on the SLR Forum entitled "Queering the (Court)Room". Follow us on social media to get all updates, and watch this space!