NLUD student writes anti-ragging book, endorsed by RamJet & Ranbir

Wednesday, 17 September 2014 By Legally India Law schools

NLU Delhi fourth-year student Naman Mohnot has written and published a book on ragging.

He describes the book as the “first book of its own kind on Ragging, which encompasses each and every aspect of ragging viz., definition, psychological aspect, legal aspect, judicial trend, alarming statistics, role of different machineries etc”, and adds: “The book is not limit to these points, but goes beyond it and gives the steps to be followed after being ragged. Thus, this is the first benefit oriented book which provides social steps, legal steps and other steps after being ragged.”

Mohnot’s book has a foreword written by senior advocate Ram Jethmalani and former Supreme Court judge Ashok Mathur, an introductory chapter written by former Supreme Court justice Arijit Pasayat and a prologue by NLU Delhi vice chancellor Prof Ranbir Singh.

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Comments

JGLS 17 Sept 2014, 13:31
+10 -2
That must be a super connected kid! I mean, great that he wrote a book, but getting all those names on board would have required some serious jugaad.
Deepak Panwar 18 Sept 2014, 08:37
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First of all congrats Aman. You have done very good work. It is really an big achievement. Also, Dont mind what people write against you. You just do your work because only those people would comment against you, who themselves could not have done anything in their life.
Again, Congratulations...
Panwar Deepak 18 Sept 2014, 10:36
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Sagely advice....great words of wisdom.....epitome of Nirvana....yada yada....but atleast get the name of the addressee of these pearls of wisdom right.....it Naman not Aman....
Scooter- 19 Sept 2014, 07:34
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Its actually not that difficult to get these guys write something for you unless what you have written is crap. These biggies can turn out to be quite sweet and encouraging that way.
Aiwi 20 Sept 2014, 14:33
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@JGLS since when you are bothered with 'Jugaad', your name itself is epitome of it.
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