This piece has been written by Mukta Joshi (Batch of 2019).  Artwork by Marcella. This past week has been a confusing time for many of us – shocking and disheartening for some, reassuring and empowering for others. I’ve heard the phrase “law school is having its #metoo moment” more than once, and many of us (myself included) have felt like we’ve been caught in quicksand, at times – struggling with questions that we’re unable to escape or ignore. This is natural, of course; ev

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

Dr. N.R. Narayana Murthy started up before it became cool. As the co-founder of Infosys,he has taken Indian IT to new levels and is, today, one of the most respected business leaders in India. Naturally when he visited NLS campus recently, the Quirk Team could not resist the opportunity to interview him. India has some really good educational institutions, say IISc or NLS, but they do not feature as significantly as other universities of the world. Moreover, ground-breaking s