Prof. Nigam Nuggehalli graduated from NLSIU in 1997, and later returned to teach here as a Visiting Professor. He is currently Dean of BML Munjal University Law School. Prof. Nigam regularly writes a heartwarming series – ‘Letters to Law Students’, where he captures various facets of the law school experience. In this piece, he writes about the idea of chutzpah and how it makes a Lawschoolite stand out. The illustration was designed by Anshita Agrawal (Batch of 2023).[1] What

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Manisha Arya (Batch of 2019) In a race of ‘O’ graders, She knew, she had to do academically better, So yet another time she made up her mind, to submit a legit project and on time. She made a schedule and a structure too, She had never followed a schedule, have you? Repetitive topics and redundant rules, Everyone knows the truth, who do they fool? She sat to research but thoughts were disturbing, All creative ideas, not related to projects, her mind was gathering. 5000 words,