At the dawn of this new chapter, Law School finds itself at the threshold of new possibilities. Getting here has not been easy. This phase was heralded by demonstrations of dissent and a breakdown of student-administration relations. And as we enter this new dawn, it is essential to re-examine the way in which we express our dissent, as well as the way in which we are heard, in order to ensure a free flow of ideas and opinions amongst all institutional stakeholders. Only then can we fully realize these possibilities and reach the heights that the institution is capable of.
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This piece has been written by Lakshmi Nambiar (Batch of 2023). This piece was first published as part of Quirk’s #MeToo Special Edition. The full edition can be accessed here.…
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This article was written by Lakshmi T. Nambiar (Batch of 2023). As a self-proclaimed Strong Independent WomanTM and certified Wanderluster (I have fifteen mainstream travel Pinterest Boards) the natural conclusion…
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This NLS News Bulletin has been written by Lakshmi Nambiar and Jwalika Balaji (Batch of 2023). The recent sightings of strange men dirt-biking outside the field and jalebis belonging to…
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First Years Set up Company, Receive 6.5 Crore Seed Funding Driven by Gut, Lads Ditch Moot for Noble Cause November 11, 2018 | Aman Vasavada and Lakshmi Nambiar In a classic…
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We are proud to present the brand new Quirk #MeToo Special Edition. The edition has 5 brand new articles as well as a few old ones from our archives. The…
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September 10, 2018 | By: Lakshmi Nambiar In a surprising revelation, Prof. T. S. Somashekhar, when asked about the economic viability of Spiritus, replied saying “I need data to answer…
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