We are glad to share that NLUD Probono Club organised a legal awareness camp at the senior secondary school, village Besai on 2nd March 2024.
The students were made aware of the “Right to Equal Access to Justice”, “Nyaya Bandhu ProBono App and the IDIA Scheme for Studying Law.
The event was coordinated by NLUD Probono Club uder the supervision of Faculty Coordinator Dr. Bharti Yadav and NLUD students Yogesh, Paril, Anshima, Ashwin and Yasi.
National Law University with the YourDost team, under the aegis of IQAC, organized an on-campus A Happiness Bootcamp on 7th March 2024. The event was conducted by Ms. Yashica Jain from the YourDost team. A happiness booth was set up outside the University cafeteria offering the students an enriching opportunity to participate in two mental health activities:
The Happiness Meter: Measure your happiness on the go!
The boot camp had a unique activity designed to help one reevaluate their real-time happiness levels and begin their path towards joy.
A happiness meter device was used to test the stress levels of the participants using the biomarkers of physical stress and happiness. Upon achieving a score from 1 to 100 on the happiness index where a score of 1 denotes the happiest of mind and a score of 100, denotes an extremely stressed state of mind, the participants got valuable insights from the guest psychologist on how to boot their happiness levels and reduce their stress such as practicing mindfulness, breathing exercises, freewriting techniques and reflective exercises.
Know Your Personality
In the walk-in booth, the QR code for an image-based personality test was displayed, the students scanned the code and took the personality test in which they were shown a series of images followed by questions about each image. The participants completed the test by choosing the most apt option according to them. On completion, they were shown the results through which they learned about their personal strengths and other insights about their characteristics.
Around 230 students participated in the event which went on for 2 hours. The participants were also provided with an informative handout about reducing stress and simple ways to boost one’s happiness.
Centre for Environmental, Law, Policy and Research (CELPR) at National Law University Delhi organized the inaugural session of its talk series “EcoEcho” titled “What counts as Climate Change in India on 6th March, 2024.
The Guest Speaker for the Session was Mr. Shashikant Yadav from University of Surrey whose profound insights into multi-level regulatory frameworks and the new Climate Law paradigm enriched our discussion. The session highlighted the influence of Global South perspectives and advocated for a more nuanced understanding rooted in India’s distinctive context.
The Legal Services Committee and the Legal Aid Cell (LAC) initiated an awareness campaign about the Pre-Conception and Pre-Natal Diagnostic Techniques (Prohibition of Sex Selection) Act, 1994, in compliance with the directives of the Delhi High Court in the case of Manoj Krishan Ahuja v. State of NCT of Delhi (Neutral Citation No. 2023:DHC:2718). This campaign included a session tailored for the housekeeping and security staff at NLUD.
During this session, Dr. Jasper Vikas, Assistant Professor of Law, elucidated the provisions of the Act to the attendees. Additionally, LAC Volunteers Aditya and Adrija briefed the staff on government welfare schemes and the Prevention of Sexual Harassment (POSH) Act.
Huge congratulations to the NLU Delhi team for their stellar performance at the 65th Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition 2024! Apohan Pareek, Bhasvar Adlakha, Sparsh Gautam, Vasushrava Mahipal, and Vedant represented our university with remarkable skill and dedication.
They secured the Runners-up position at the India Qualifying Rounds and clinched the award for the Best Memorial. Additionally, Bhasvar and Vedant shone bright, securing the 6th and 7th Place respectively in the Oralist Awards.
Advancing to the White & Case International Rounds in Washington D.C., USA, they made history as Quarter-finalists, standing out as the sole Indian team among 150 participants from around the globe. The team also had the highest raw points in the preliminary rounds.
Not stopping there, they swept top honors at the International Rounds and in a rare achievement, won both the Alona E. Evans Award for the Best Team Memorials at the International Rounds and the Hardy C. Dillard Award for the Best Team Combined Memorials. Their combined memorial score was a remarkable 574/600.
Applause to Apohan and Bhasvar for ranking among the top 100 speakers in the competition. This phenomenal performance marks a milestone for our university at the Jessup moot!
Congratulations to NLU Delhi team comprising of Azhan Saleem, Vrish Vardhan Singh, and Shivangini Choppalli, a formidable team of first-year students, for their victory in the 3rd IILM National Moot Court Competition.
This prestigious event, featuring participation from over 30 universities, focused on Intellectual Property Rights within Constitutional Law. In an impressive display of skill and knowledge, the team emerged victorious in the finals.
Their success also earned a cash prize and the distinction of being the highest-scoring team from the quarterfinals onward.
