Krishna Gowda changes ringtone to John Cena theme, Ganga residents polarised Sceptics argue that it’s a wilful move by the important man to become more elusive August 18, 2018 | By: Aman Vasavada | Image by Mukta Joshi Ganga’s foreman, Krishna Gowda Sir, is widely acknowledged as the humble little fellow who successfully duped parents into thinking that their spoilt and lazy lads have finally learnt to do their own laundry and clean their own rooms. Obviously always in demand

This article is written by Aditya Singh Chawla (Batch of 2017). Some disclaimers before we proceed. ese are insights based on observations during my time here. Though I don’t know how disciplinary committees have conducted themselves in the past, or how they’re going to in the future – this is more an assessment of the concept in itself. I also recognize that my perspective is limited to MHOR and SDGM, and that the DISCO-WHOR experience is different in many ways. However, whi

Dorian arrived in Law School from Osgoode Hall, Canada as part of an exchange program. This article of his was printed in the rst edition of Quirk published in January 2005. It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. As the taxi approached the main gate of the National Law School of India University, Perv announced ‘this is law school’. ‘Cool’ I thought. The place seemed smaller that I imagined but nice. The school was surrounded by such dense vegetation and certain

On August 9th, three members of the Quirk team interviewed Raghuveer Meena and Sikander Wankhede, current conveners of Security Disciplinary and General Management Committee (SDGM). The intent behind this was to gain an insight into the workings of SDGM, which the college has largely been unaware of. In this candid interview, Raghuveer and Sikander describe in cutting detail the culture of SDGM, the limitations under which they operate, their relationship with DISCO and ultim