Prof. Rahul Singh is a Law School alum who is currently an Associate Professor of Law. This interview is the first of a two-part series. In the first part, Quirk spoke to him about his law school experience, memories of his time at Harvard, coming back to teach at NLS, and holding positions of authority at NLS. This part of the interview was conducted by Radhika Goyal (Batch of 2019), Mallika Sen (Batch of 2022), Riddhi RS (Batch of 2022) and Prannv Dhawan (Batch of 2022). Th

This article has been written by Vadikkiniyedath Sreedharan (Batch of 2024). The cover image has been illustrated by Anshita Agarwal (Batch of 2023). This article is a part of our ‘Language Week’ series. You can read the other piece in the series here. Like any other student coming into Law School, I had expectations of what the experience would be like. Of course, within the first few days of scammy classes and faffy professors, I realised it isn’t what we make it to be. The

This animation has been created by Gunjan Jadiya (Batch of 2023). I have been a part of the Sports Committee since my first year. In my time, I was only used to fretting, working, and going crazy during this time of the trimester. As I see all the memories popping up on my Instagram and Snapchat from the past two years, I cannot help but miss the insanely stressful yet most fun event that I have ever been a part of in Law School![1] I’m quite sad that I didn’t get the chance

“Can we guess what your sexual orientation is, based on your choice of acethetic things?” This article has been written by Anonymous. Cover artwork by Lakshmi Nambiar (Batch of 2023). Hello there! Have you, like seemingly everyone else in this lockdown, been constantly horny? Do you dream of the day when you can free yourself from the shackles of social distancing and tear off the clothes of your lover/ (boring-but-they’re-kinda-cute-so-you’ll-roll-with-it) Tinder match/ part

This article has been written by Megha Mehta (Batch of 2019). For those who don’t know me, I shall give a brief introduction. My name is Megha Mehta. I had gained a considerable amount of fame at NLS for my summaries (which I think are still in circulation) and in later stages of law school life, for my movie reviews. I may also have acquired infamy for other reasons, but for that, you’ll have to wait for my full-fledged autobiography to be released 30 years later. Without fu