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Only people from NLUD think so, no outsider does.
Yes, NLUD is a UT NLU, to be precise. But the Delhi Government is financially strong, both in absolute and per capita terms. It can and does provide decent funding support to NLUD.
How can you be a National Institution when you are set up by a State Act? The degree granting power comes from the State Legislature.
It only means that NLUD is governed by a government that has fewer resources than a state, and that Delhiites can never expect what the rest of the country can.
sad thing it is not a state NLU but a UT NLU, worst of them all then lmao
The difference between being constituted under a state act and having a domicile of 50% for students of that state would have value in any other discussion than on LI
Delhi is not 'even' a state. The elected government has got little power.
What's your point? Even the SC has held that the NCT of Delhi is not a 'state'. Fact remains that there is then only one true 'N'LU left. Conveniently omitted the lack of a domicile quota too. I'm guessing you must be from GNLU, but your college is tier-2 compared to NLUD.
You sound really distraught. Why would 'Howard of the East' need this status? It is below its dignity with so many Roads Scholars.
Wow!! So much desperation. The court cannot 'declare' NLS to be a national university just like that. For that to happen the state (Karnataka) has to agree. With the 25% domicile quota, NLS' fate is now sealed.
Not every other NLU. NLUD does not have a domicile quota and Delhi is not a β€˜state’, so there is actually one true NLU in the country.
Since the university has already accepted the domicile quota, it itself has rendered the point moot. It is a state university just like every other NLU.