Students from NLUs have launched an online petition against the high CLAT application and counselling fees. They said, “Fees are too high and go against the NEP’s goal of inclusivity,” demanding immediate reforms from the Consortium.
NUJS alumni appealed to Chief Justice DY Chandrachud regarding the absence of convocation ceremonies for the 2021-2024 batches, last held in October 2022 and February 2019. They express concerns over the delay’s impact on graduates’ academic and career prospects, urging expeditious scheduling to honor their achievements.
Today, On 22nd September, Chief Justice DY Chandrachud addressed young lawyers at NLSIU’s 32nd Convocation, underscoring patience, humility, and resilience in their careers. He encouraged a long-term commitment to law, the importance of ethical practice, and building support networks. Chandrachud emphasized quality legal education and inspired graduates to pursue their paths with passion and compassion.