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We don't want swimming pools, we didn't ask for harward faculty, it would've been just as fine with the best in class indian professors. Its saddening to see the current state of affairs, I was really intrigued by the institution until the fee structure was revealed.
It is nothing but a catering service to the children of highly influential people of our country to replace a meritorious institution's charm. I'm not even kinding, it has 6 reserved seats for "Nominees of GoI" what does that even mean, the sheer ambiguousness is blatant in the reservation scheme of the institution.
In the opening ceremony they aggressively flaunted the success of NLS just to make a delusional impression that it is at par with it.