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Flashy HNLU: HNLU Raipur students organised a flash mob at a Raipur mall to support women’s empowerment yesterday. A flash mob “combines the appeal of a dance performance, seemingly un-choreographed, spreading across the crowd, creating a spontaneous public spectacle of unified musical expression to promote a social cause,” reported the [TOI]

Majority rule: The Bangalore Advocates Association is up in arms about Karnataka high court judge K Sreedhar Rao, whose son filed criminal cases of extortion and threat against two of its members. In addition to resolving to collectively skip court proceedings presided over by Rao on 12 August, the association has also asked the CJI to “hold an in-house inquiry” about his affairs [Hindu]

Aadhar challenged: The Delhi high court yesterday issued notice to the central government on a petition challenging the implementation of the unique identification or Aadhar cards scheme on the ground that it violates the privacy of applicants by raising serious concerns regarding critical personal and biometric information [BS]

Rape pendency stats: 23,792 cases related to rape were pending in 21 high courts as on 30 September 2012, the law minister told parliament. Between October 2009 and September 2012, 8,772 cases were disposed of by the high courts. A maximum of 8,215 cases are pending in the Allahabad High Court which disposed of 39 cases in three years between 2009 and 2012 [DNA]

Pendency laptop: CJI Sathasivam has asked chief justices of all high courts to prioritise long-pending cases and to submit monthly statistics of pendency. He also said yesterday that laptops have already been provided to 13,000 judicial officers in the country [BS]

Comments

God 9 Aug 2013, 08:08
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Students in HNLU are set to do only such crappy stuffs. HNLU has come to standard of local college with incompetent faculties breeding inadequately qualified lawyers. Administration of college is just a fart. Corrupt staffs in the college are running college to their whims and fancies.

HNLU doesn't deserve "National Law University" tag in its name.
JLT 9 Aug 2013, 09:39
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Kudos to HNLU for initiating the p rocess of social change. In spite of the incompetent faculty and administration, students of HNLU has performed brilliantly in the recent past I must say. Unlike other NLU's, glad to see that HNLU is breeding more social changers rather than mere law clerks. I hope HNLU students keeps on doing this good work. I would suggest next time try and target the ground level audience specially in slums and remote colonies.
God 9 Aug 2013, 10:11
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Change should start from home. Why not they take initiative to root out incompetent faculty and administration. Once we do so, all the efforts to bring change in society would also be appreciated. Such efforts by us will not help us once we pass out of the college. No body would see what we flash dance we did and what jams and fairs we organised in our college. Even in litigation everybody would see how competent we are.
Follower 9 Aug 2013, 10:38
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Let us see how many people get placed writing on their CV "Part of Flash Mob". Please awake all this flashy things are nit gonna help us. Our parents have put money so that we can gain knowledge and stand in the market instead of struggling and leading a frustrated life.

Our money is going into pockets of corrupt administration and incompetent faculties who are enjoying their life at the expense of our career.

You take steps to bring change in HNLU, I will also be part of all your change movements.
Even I agree 9 Aug 2013, 11:21
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Change should start from home. Why not start a movement to uproot the current administration of HNLU which is leeching money only to fill their homes.

This faculties are stupid. They have increased the strength of the university to just mint money. Not bothered what will happen to quality of students brooding out.

We should also challenge their admission under NRI quotas.

Instead of just FLASH, let us do THUNDER STRIKE. I will be part of it.
Insider 9 Aug 2013, 11:27
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Faculties and staffs in HNLU after 2011 are just to make money and grow family.
Akon 9 Aug 2013, 11:58
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HNLUites are born to be fools. They taking admission in HNLU is itself mark of foolishness.
XYZ 9 Aug 2013, 12:01
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IS HNLU even among top law colleges in India, I don't see there name anywhere in Outlook or India today. For me it is like any local law college.
Punch 9 Aug 2013, 12:04
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http://www.barandbench.com/content/national-law-universities-struggle-change#%2EUgNnQ9JwxZh

Need some action like this instead of FLASH. Do you fools consider yourself high than NLSIU, NALSAR, NUJS, NLIU, NLU Jodhpur, GNLU or RGNLU.

Do you think Flash Mob makes change in society. There are so many burning issues. Give me name of your lead students I will invite them to do Flash Mob all over India... Keep on doing let us how much change you people bring in the society.
JLT 10 Aug 2013, 05:07
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I agree that change should start from home. But the thing is who will do it first. I could understand from some of your responses that most of the comments are being made by the insiders. Then y don't you people take steps instead just talking about it. Don't forget the new campus is the legacy of your seniors. Why don't you people continue the legacy and start doing something.

Few years ago there was a trend in hnlu that the faculty appointment were made after demo classes in front of students and after their suggestions. Why don't you people start that trend.

Btw about the flash mob thing, i dont see anything bad in it if you are doing it for good. It makes you express yourself. I could see how narrow you people have become if your taking education just to put it in your cv and that somebody could see it and make you slave then afraid my dear friend you are defeating the true purpose of education. The purpose of education is to build your character and personality not just to face an interview or just to do tasks assigned by your boss. The true purpose of education is to make you stand on your feet and make you competent enough to face the challenges not only professionally but personally as well.