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https://qazinform.com/news/indias-top-forensic-university-branch-to-open-in-kazakhstan-f73ab0
That'll be the height of law school desperation. Though it will not happen because WBNUJS is a state university. It will be easier for NFSU itself to start a Kolkata campus on its own, or if WBNUJS is nationalized and converted into NFSU Kolkata (in which case the state government has to 'give up' NUJS).
Imperial College - Bangalore Campus is also an example.
not like the franchise that southampton has opened in delhi
2. As for writing in English:
(a) You began the conversation by writing in English. Write in Hindi, why don't you? And for good measure, write in Hindi using a Hindi keyboard, not an English keyboard (on windows go to language settings and change accordingly). You know why you should write in Hindi using a Hindi keyboard in your LI conversations? because the LI moderators/admin want the site to be accessible to the blind. Hindi words, written using English letters, totally messes up the interaction that assistive technology software packages used by blind people have with digital material. However, this doesn't happen if you write in Hindi using a Hindi keyboard. Therefore, write in Hindi using a Hindi keyboard for that reason, if nothing else.
(b) English is no more uniquely a language identifiable with the British. Top Indian legal academics - Upendra Bakshi, B.S. Chimne - all write in English. India has uniquely adapted English to its circumstances and needs. So go figure!
NFSU intelligence search engine gets INTERPOL mention and praise.
https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/ahmedabad/nfsus-intelligence-search-engine-gets-interpol-mention/articleshow/124881155.cms
NFSU gets mentioned multiple times in an industry report by Deloitte, NASSCOM, and the Ministry of Electronics & IT.
https://www.deloitte.com/content/dam/assets-zone1/in/en/docs/services/risk-regulatory-forensic/in-rrf-indian-digital-forensic-market-report.pdf
https://eastmojo.com/news/2025/11/03/sc-says-audio-tapes-alleging-biren-singhs-role-in-manipur-violence-were-tampered/
The issue is - this platform is primarily dominated by UG students in NLUs. They don't like any other group coming in—hence, you'll seldom see any discussion/posts about IIT KGP Law School, either. The crowd here detests both the NFSU Law and the IITKGP Law because both are national institutions, while their 'beloved' NLUs are state universities (yearning for the elusive national status).
That said, thanks to the moderators for posting this and letting this discussion happen.