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https://money.rediff.com/news/market/gift-city-nfsu-partner-for-corporate-forensics-center/13951720240807
https://www.thehindubusinessline.com/economy/centre-of-excellence-in-corporate-forensics-to-be-set-up-in-gift-city/article68496868.ece
Do you need burnol?
I haven't even mentioned NLU. Who cares about state universities like NLUs? Why "sour grapes"?
> Because NLUs are desperate for funds, while NFSU gets โน2254 crores.
> Because NLUs are desperate to be national institutes, while it is NFSU that has the INI status
> Because NLUs are being ignored by their state governments, while NFSU gets all the attention
The fact that you brought in NLU without me even mentioning them reveals the sourest grapes.
Even if you talk industry perception, NLUs are known by far more people than NFSUs are. All those funds, INI status and government attention go for a toss.
As far as industry perception is concerned, the fact that GIFT City chose to set up the CoE in Corporate Forensics in collaboration with NFSU, is the evidence of industry perception. Your perception of industry perception does not matter. The industry knows what NFSU is doing and what's best for them.
Lastly, if you bring up NLU in every discussion you end up being embarrassed. Just because a tiger cub looks like a domestic cat in its first few weeks after birth, does not mean that it is a domestic cat. A tiger cub is still a tiger, albeit a smaller and younger one.