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2. If it takes you 20 minutes to walk a km, then you really need to exercise more. It takes that much to walk inside some of the bigger law school campuses too, such as NALSAR.
3. Who cares whom it was made for, so long as one can use it? Don't keep up the hate for hatred's sake.
1. It's not free
2. It's 1 km or so away, so a 20 minute walk.
3. Most importantly, it's been built by the central government to support professional athletes, so stop acting like it's been built specially for NUJS students.
You have a single Badminton court thats laughable
Your TT Tables are kept in class rooms
You don't have a cricket ground
Apart from that, your students no nothing apart from studying for Judiciary