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F all of you who said Jodhpur is not a good location!! Here y’all are obsessing over Delhi and Bengaluru when Jodhpur attracts friggin Dua!!! At least rank Jodhpur better than Gandhinagar and Kolkata guys!!
What a victory!
NLU- J >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> GNLU
Clearly, she also knows how better NLUJ and NLU-D are than dump-pot GNLU
- MNLU: First of all, it's not in Mumbai proper and secondly you won't have the time/money to partying in Mumbai anyway.
- GNLU: It's a dry state, bro. Also, Gandhinagar is not the same as Ahmedabad.
- NUJS: Kolkata has become a bad city because of the TMC government. Let Mamata go and then we'll see.
Also, there are some really nice hangout spots in Jodhpur, many catering to foreign tourists. The 5 star hotels here are among the best in India. You also have lots of nice places and events on Rajasthan, like the Jaipur Lit fest, Pushkar etc.
Khaane mein meetha dhokla thepla nahi, Gujratiyo jese hume nahi bhaate hai.
Shahi Pakwanon ka hai asar, humara khana khaas,
Jodhpur ke log, hum shahi hai, oont ki sawari mein hai raaz.
Bisleri se bhara paani, har roz hum afford karte hai,
Sarkar BJP ki hai, Jodhpur mein hai sab kuch saaf-saaf.
Kachodi garam hai, aao toh Jodhpur mein,
NLUJ me kardo maamla rangeen, hai yeh sheher haseen, meri jaan.
Any law student/lawyer worth their salt would know that India has never even remotely considered the idea of parliamentary supremacy since it goes against the spirit of constitutionalism which has evolved here since Independence, critical to which is judicial review. Despite that, they applauded and grovelled near the guest. These students at NLUJ are not only without a speck of brains, but also lack any self-esteem and self-respect.
Also, what’s so wrong in what the VP said? Even very respected scholars have criticised judicial activism.
WHAT THE HELL IS WRONG WITH THIS GEN? SERIOUSLY!!!