This piece has been written by Sankari B (Batch of 2025). The cover image has been created by Anshita Agrawal (Batch of 2023). A month before my CLAT examination, I remember losing hope. Too many postponements had drained my energy and motivation to prepare. What kept it alive was a huge picture of the university of my dreams – NLSIU. I pasted it on my cupboard, and drew a stick-figure of myself (because I’m a terrible artist), longing to reach the destination. Finally, the m

This quiz has been created by the Quirk Team. The cover picture has been illustrated by Gunjan Jadiya (Batch of 2023) Have you ever wondered which Law School subject you are? Does your personality scream the razor-sharp calculated yet suave ways of Eco-I or the rigour and righteousness of Consti? Take Quirk’s BuzzFeed quiz to find out. Don’t forget to tag us on our social media if you share the results! #nls #subjects #Bangalore #lawschoolcourses #law #LawSchool #nlsiubangalo

Prof.Elizabeth has been a Professor of History at the National Law School of India University, Bangalore, for 28 years. She has taught generations of Law School students, and left an indelible mark on the institution. In 2020, she will begin a new journey, as the Vice-Chancellor of the Tamil Nadu National Law University. This interview is the second of a three-part series, conducted in collaboration with Vaanavil, the literary magazine of TNNLU. The third part of this series

Modi’s Digital India sees greatest success yet, but not without raising concerns October 30, 2018 | Smriti Kalra and Aman Vasavada In what has been touted as a landmark transition from bureaucracy to technocracy, the ED has joined hands with the Edchemy, an online ERP system propelling Nagarbhavi Law School and the nation towards Superpower 2020 status. While Digital India campaigners have hailed this move towards transparency, concerns have been raised that it is nothing but

Number of Woke Bois at the National Law School at an All Time High Despite extensive investigation, source of wokeness remains a mystery October 6, 2018 | Bengaluru | By: Mukta Joshi India’s finest law university sure does boast of the wokest of Woke Bois™, but where are they coming from? The Quirk team recently undertook an inquiry in an attempt to find some answers to the discrepancy between the number of men enrolled in feminist courses at the National Law School of India

Manipur’s Iron Lady, Irom Sharmila, visited NLSIU this May and spoke about the politics in Manipur, her protest, and her reflections on her decision to end her strike and contest the Legislative Assembly elections. The Quirk team was lucky enough to get the opportunity to interview her and her partner, Desmond Coutinho. See below some excerpts: This interview was conducted by Prannv Dhawan (Batch of 2022), Vignesh Ramakrishnan (Batch of 2022), Spoorthi Cotha (Batch of 2020),