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Vanshaj jain was post 2016.
My apologies for the link. Here is the imgur link for it: https://imgur.com/a/1Xd2YWx
This board is hung in NLSIU itself. If you count, they are 25 Rhodes Scholars.
"Rhodes Committee has decided that due to the stellar quality of exemplary students graduating out of National Law School of India University every year, it is impossible to not award the Rhodes Scholarship to any graduate. Therefore, in the the interest of justice and in order to maintain fair level playing field, students from National Law School of India University will not be considered for the grant of Rhodes Scholarship anymore. However, as a mark of respect, every graduate will now be awarded a Rhodes+ status at the time of their entry into the 5 year course. Rhodes+ status will enable to travel around the world and study, live and teach at any place that they prefer. All expenses shall be taken care of.
In the last couple of years since the start of this program, we have students travelling everywhere on Private Jets and teaching PhD students. Rhodes+ scholars are known to be taking classes from Rashtrapati Bhavan, Buckingham Palace and White House.
In other news, Queen of England and President of USA have moved out of their respective homes / offices to make space for the new cohort of Rhodes+ scholars. 18 students from the last cohort are in their way to ISS in a Tesla which was specially designed for them by Mr. Elon Musk who has enrolled to all lectures being offered by First Year students of National Law School of India University on Unacademy.
We wish everyone the best. "
Will keep you posted in case there is any update.
1996 - Lavanya Rajamani
1997 - Sandeep O
1998 - Meneka Guruswamy & Sudhir Krishnaswamy
1999 - Sandeep Sreekumar & Thomas Sebastien
2000 - Nandan Kamath, Anand ____ & D.S Gangjee
2001 - Rahul Rao
2002 - Sameet Singh
2003 - S. Balganesh
2004 - Tarunabh Khaitan & P. Datta
2005 - Neha Jain
2006 -
2007 - Ramya Raghuram
2008 - Arghya Sengupta
2009 - Sushila Rao
2010 - V Niranjan
2011 - Gautam Bhatia
2012 - Vrinda Bhandari
2013 - Anupama Kumar
2014 - Raag Yadava
2015 - Manasi Sood
2016 -
2017 - Vamshaj Jain
2018 - present -
PS: The photo is extremely blurry and I could be getting some of the names wrong. Feel free to correct if you know some of these folks.
Been there. Done that.
Source: https://goo.gl/maps/GQLsK1DH9zUvz3Vi8
Source: A board hung up in NLSIU itself. Link: //goo.gl/maps/GQLsK1DH9zUvz3Vi8
Less creativity, Less Rhodes.