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1. NLSIU
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3. NALSAR
The Big 3 and Tier 1, with NLSIU>NLUD>NALSAR being the ranking within the tier. 🙏🙏🙏🙏
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In connection with this development, the university has announced the establishment of a Centre for Constitutional Studies, which will function under the guidance of Justice Chandrachud. The Centre aims to serve as a hub for rigorous constitutional scholarship, research, and dialogue on constitutional issues affecting Indian democracy.
Further, a new lecture series titled "In the Spirit of Justice: The DYC Distinguished Lecture Series" is set to be launched in July 2025, intended to bring together jurists, scholars, and practitioners to engage in critical discourse on constitutional themes.
This appointment marks one of the most high-profile transitions from the judiciary to legal academia in recent times. Justice Chandrachud, who demitted office in November 2024, is known for his contributions to progressive constitutional jurisprudence and is expected to lend significant academic and institutional insight to NLU Delhi.