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I doubt he is in the running
Be that as it may, I don’t think we will see a monopoly. Of Course NLU alumni are all incredibly bright and competent people. But the NLU tag is a proxy for competence and not the very definition of it. There are brilliant legal minds outside the NLU ecosystem, who would shine in the coming years.
Politically, just the opposite (in some ways) of what Kuper describes in the above-linked book!!! But from the perspective of how the phenomenon of institutional domination (as in, a particular school or university's alumni dominating in a system) works, almost exactly the same!!! Therefore, in many ways, "Plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose"!!! Loving it!!! Excellent vision for the future!!! 👏👏👏
Even if Modi wins in 2029 there’s no way Modi will be in power beyond 2034 and that is when the INDIA Alliance will have a good chance. There will be also be massive anti incumbency.
I think we have a massive domination of NLSIU alumni looming in the future