Tamil Nadu Nat'l Law School VC quits over exec council squabbles

The Hindu reported that Tamil Nadu-based National Law School Srirangam vice chancellor N Murugavel has resigned long before the end of his three-year term, despite him having “pooled his professional and administrative experience to build the school from scratch since the day he assumed office. However, he could not get support from some Executive Council members. They could not accept the national recognition received by the Law School within a short span of time.”

The executive council did not cooperate and his contribution was limited, he told the paper.

Tamil Nadu’s national law school became the 15th member of the core Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) member law schools this year after an order from the Madras high court.

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Outsider 20 Jun 2015, 14:51
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I do not want to belittle his contributions given my inadequate knowledge about TNNLS, but honestly, what national recognition? Simply being a part of CLAT and having the self-proclaimed NLU tag (while getting the state government to tag along) cannot be the measure of any university's worth, as most of these fledgling NLUs are proving every day!