This article has been written by Karthik Rai (Batch of 2023). The cover picture has been illustrated by Anshita Agrawal (Batch of 2023). Bemused by the heavily alliterative rubric? I’m sure what Calvin Candie (played by Leonardo DiCaprio in Quentin Tarantino’s Django Unchained) is saying in this image is what’s resonating in your mind as you see the wacky title. Allow me to elaborate. Tarantino is one of the best modern-era directors. I hope you got to see at least some of Ta

This piece was written by Pallavi Khatri (Batch of 2022). It is the second article of the series ‘Quarantining with Quirk’. This letter was found floating in a corked bottle in the NLS Fish Pond. The writer has since moved to the Savannah to talk to giraffes and philosophize about philosophizing. The writer’s sanity is uncertain and may be reflected in the letter. Trigger Warning: Lockdown Memories #chandigarhgedipeople #quarantiningwithquirk #covid19 #NLSIU #netflix #LawScho

This article has been written by Garvit Sharma (Batch of 2021). Last time I wrote for Quirk I thought I wouldn’t have to rant for at least 12 months. 81 days later, here I am again. I guess law school never fails to surprise us. This article describes the journey the writer undertook in order to get his Criminal Law – I result declared. This journey began when the writer chose to drop out of the Univ Moot Rounds (because staying alive is always preferable to a better CV) and

This article was written by Aradhya Sethia (Batch of 2017). This article is not about how to write a good project, nor is it about how to scam it well. Instead, this article is about how to make sure that project writing becomes an ‘activity’ in law school, beyond a mere ‘course component’. 68 exams, 37 projects, 4 internships, and a few conventional law school competitions later, I have realised that the best way to learn and understand law is to write about it. Though a lot