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- Indira Jaising
- Colin Gonsalvez
- Prashant Bhushan
- Vrinda Grover
- Karuna Nundy
- Menaka Guruswamy and Arundhati Katju
- Gautam Bhatia
Very much possible ..
But considering the iq of most first year law students, might not
1. Menaka G and Arundhati K, NLSIU: Already won Time 100 mention and Jefferson Prize. Nobel has never been awarded to LGBT activists. So chances are good.
2. Lawrence Liang, NLSIU: He has won the Infosys Prize. If the Nobel awards people fighting for access to health and access to education over IP rights, he stands a chance as a pioneering copy left activist. But it’s a bit niche as a field.
3. Gautam Bhatia, NLSIU: Has not won any major prize yet. But future prospect.
4. Arghya Sengupta,NLSIU: Same.
5. Tarun Khaitan, NLSIU: Has won a very prestigious academic prize (Letten Prize) but more a scholar than an activist. So chances not that high.
6. Anoop Surendranath, NALSAR: He can be an interesting choice, as a death penalty abolition activist doing great work in the field. The Nobel has never been awarded for the cause of death penalty abolition. But he may have to do some more research, eg focus on political executions.