Call for Papers | DBRANLU National Conference on “One Nation, One Election: Constitutional, Federal, and Democratic Dimensions”
Last date for abstract submission is 25th August 2025
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Call for Papers | GLC-SPIL International Law Journal Volume VI, Issue I
The theme for Volume VI, Issue I of the GLC-SPIL International Law Journal is general, and submissions are invited on any topic under the broad umbrella of international law.
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MNLU Mumbai’s Centre for Training and Research in Commercial Regulations invites registrations for the 2nd National Article Writing Competition and Workshop on the Antitrust Laws, 2025
The Centre for Training & Research in Commercial Regulations invites registrations from law students across the country for the 2nd National Article Writing Competition on Antitrust Laws, 2025 to be held on 4th October 2025.
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Art Law Communion Presents: ‘In Conversation With’ Dr. Subha Majumdar on ‘Paper to Practice: Heritage Conservation in the Trenches’
This interactive session will offer participants a rare insider’s view into the workings of the ASI, shedding light on the complexities of excavation, conservation, and legal protection. It promises to be a valuable opportunity to understand the realities of safeguarding India’s cultural heritage.
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AMU Students end Hunger Strike after assurance on Student Elections
The hunger strike was against the alleged 62% fee hike also expanding to concerns like restoration of the student’s union, addressing resignation of proctorial team and revocation of students suspensions and detentions.
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NLU Meghalaya hosts One-Day National Seminar on Domestic Violence in the Matrilineal Context
“In a society often celebrated for its matrilineal roots, the pressing issue of domestic violence still casts a long shadow. The One-Day National Seminar at NLU Meghalaya brought this paradox to the forefront, blending scholarly insight with grassroots perspectives.”
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Amity Law School, Noida | 15th Paperless Amity International Moot Court Competition, 2025
Scheduled for 9th October to 11th October, 2025, AIM 2025 will be conducted in offline setting at the Amity Law School Noida campus, providing participants with the invaluable opportunity for direct engagement and authentic mooting experiences.
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Peaceful Protest at NLUJAA regarding Administrative Concerns
The protest is against the apparent lack of transparency and unfair academic policies. The students are also seeking more support from the administration with respect to internships and placements.
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Call for Chapters: Personal Laws and Gender Justice in India by Nikhil Kumar, Assistant Professor, Harishchandra P.G. College, Varanasi, U.P. in collaboration with Research Scholar from Faculty of Law, University of Lucknow | Submission by September 4th, 2025
About the book The edited volume titled “Personal Laws and Gender Justice in India” seeks to critically examine the interface between India’s
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NLIU, Bhopal | Detailed report on Panel Discussion on 15 women architects of the Indian Constitution
By: Sumati Arora, Subha Swaminathan, Shubh Gaurav, Vrinda Chopra, Deepanjali, Dweepika Sharma, Deepika, Meenakshi Kothamasu, Siddhi Gupta
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Three-Year Moratorium on Law Colleges: BCI Enacts Moratorium to Curb Legal Education Commercialization
Read about BCI’s 3-year moratorium on law colleges, which restricts new CLEs, sections, courses, and batches to enhance legal education standards across India.
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Fellowship Opportunity | Shri B. R. Ambedkar Grant for Legal Aid and Awareness by Vidhi Vimarsh Initiative
This grant aims to empower law schools and their legal aid clinics to undertake impactful community outreach and awareness activities, while honouring the legacy of Dr. B. R. Ambedkar in promoting access to justice, legal literacy, and inclusivity.
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Call for Registration | NUJS hosts the 1st International Disability Rights Conclave
About the Organisers The West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences (NUJS), established in 1999, is renowned for its academic excellence and
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S.S. Khanna Girls Degree College | 3rd Justice Gopalji Mehrotra National Moot Court Competition, 2025
The Competition is open to students who are currently enrolled in any Five-Year Integrated Course in Law in India, provided that the institution is officially recognized by the Bar Council of India, or to students who are currently enrolled in an undergraduate law course at any Central University in India.
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Call for Papers: 3rd NLUJ – Trilegal Corporate Law Review Summit | Submit by 6 September
The theme for the summit is Evolving Paradigms in Corporate Governance: Navigating AI, ESG, and Board Accountability in the Digital Era.
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Asian Law College International Moot Court Competition, 2025
The competition will be conducted in Hybrid Mode, with offline participation for Indian Teams and online participation exclusively for International Teams.
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NLIU, Bhopal | Panel Discussion on 15 Women Architects of the Indian Constitution
P.U.L.E.R. and the LAC, NLIU Bhopal, are proud to present a panel discussion on “15 Women Architects of the Indian Constitution”, on August 12, 2025, a conversation aimed at rediscovering the legacy of the remarkable women who helped shape India’s founding document.
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32nd M. C. Chagla Memorial Government Law College National Moot Court Competition, 2025
ABOUT THE ORGANISERS Government Law College, Mumbai, established in 1855, is the oldest law college in Asia, a pioneer in legal education
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Call for Essays: Second CLE-CNLU National Essay Writing Competition, 2025
About CNLU Chanakya National Law University (CNLU) was founded under the Bihar Act No. 24 of 2006 with the support of the
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Call for Blogs: WBNUJS’ Society for International Trade and Competition Law | Rolling Submissions
Competition Law as a field requires constant re-thinking, especially in the context of major policy changes in the past few years, therefore, it is highly encouraged to explore, find relevant topics, and send in your manuscripts.
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