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This is what has happened with previous batches as well.
When I talk about Starbucks' customer service, I don't limit myself, and I feel good comparing it to CCD/Blue Tokai. I can compare Starbucks to British Airways or Citibank as an organization (completely different businesses, but still business organizations serving customers, nonetheless).
Your comment is naive and preaching denial.
Social change is needed, but not at the loss of public image, you can do it more elegantly as well
In fact that's what law as a profession is all about, you are different from a random Delhi Protestant at jantar mantar, you are a lawyer with right to represent before the court of law
Say your point structurally and let there remain no room for political inclination, screening a documentary publically does exactly the opposite
law done tactfully with diplomacy is far better than law done raw and publically exposed, both reach the same results but one keeps public relations intact other doesn't
It was never about what you do, but how you handle the optics of it. You have every right to do what you want, but telling the world openly in public is like letting the world know that you and your wife are having divorce, come see our fight and enjoy. Things should be resolved in institutional privacy. Also, whats there about a screening? in 2026, who has no equipment to watch what they want? everybody has a phone, whoever wants it will watch it, whoever wants to organise will organise, there is reddit, remain anonymous and show your dissent, don't colour a college politically.
Remember many law firms work with the government and public authorities, being apolitical atleast one the face of it is better than having muck on your record beforehand
If NLUs have JNU, DU, TISS, or Aligarh as their role models, be my guest.
PS: JNU, TISS, DU are more aligned with the field of law than IISC, IIMB or ISB. Naturally, the similarities lie with the former set rather than the latter.
Students must not fear from anyone. If they are united, no CJI or BCI chairman or even PM can do anything to them. They must screen all kind of documentaries and discuss them. They must oppose everyone who causes injustice as per their conscience, be in CJI or PM.
Your comment is poor and preaching fear.
https://www.legallyindia.com/convos/topic/496299-whenever-nls-is-in-the-news-it-is-for-the-wrong-reasons
NLS should have proper role models. Just across town, there are IISc and IIMB; NALSAR has ISB. IISc, IIMB, and ISB are examples of how educational institutes should behave and perform - optics matter. Instead, these state NLUs have JNU, DU, and TISS as their role models. NLUs have gotten into all sorts of nnsnse.
even though you support it ideological, law students must understand that such things have political cost
Right wing parents and families will rethink to send their kids if these things continue
please don't make NLUs like JNU, Jamia, Aligrah, DU, TISS keep it apolitical