Articles tagged with: April Fool

NUJS to introduce UK-style competitive house system to better student politics [APRIL FOOL’S]

NUJS Kolkata’s student body has voted to institute a new system of governance to de-politicise the campus but increase friendly intra-college competition.

[APRIL FOOL] BCI: NLUs should set up ethics and Indian values chairs after fall in professional standards

The Bar Council of India’s (BCI) legal education committee has sent a circular to national law university (NLU) vice chancellors (VCs) on 10 March 2019, recommending that NLUs do more to improve legal ethics in budding professionals.

[APRIL FOOLS] NLSIU to get 100-acre campus upgrade, to move to Gangavati by 2022

The Karnataka government has made a pledge with assembly elections impending, to move NLSIU Bangalore to rural Karnataka’s Gangavati town, in a bid to boost students taking up social lawyering and agriculture-related laws, according to local paper Kannada Praba (a big hat-tip to the anonymous reader who spotted this one).

Legally India seeks nominations to find India’s sexiest lawyer (of all genders!) [UPDATE-2: APRIL FOOL]

Sexy lawyers: Wanted
Sexy lawyers: Wanted
In a bid to prove that lawyers are not just smart, but also good looking, Legally India is pleased to announced that we’ll be seeking nominations for our new annual India’s sexiest lawyer competition.

[April Fools] Secret members-only speakeasy bar for lawyers to open in Delhi

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A high class exclusive lawyers-only speakeasy-style bar is set to open in a secret location near Connaught place in Delhi next week.

[APRIL FOOLS’ DAY] NLSIU alums, BCI to start National Mooting Academy for Indian global mooting dominance

Indian mooting grows up
Indian mooting grows up
Exclusive [but not true]: The directorate of legal education of the Bar Council of India (BCI) resolved to establish the world’s first ever moot court training academy, dubbed the National Mooting Academy (NMA), by next year, which will become a compulsory part of Indian law schools’ curriculums.

[APRIL FOOLS’ DAY] Breaking: BCI weakens opposition to entry of foreign lawyers, allows firangs lower court practice

BCI gives green light
BCI gives green light
Exclusive [but not true]: The Bar Council of India (BCI) passed a resolution late yesterday to allow English and Singaporean lawyers to practice in district and lower courts, paving the way for an eventual staged entry of foreign law firms into India.

[APRIL FOOL] Luthra & Luthra builds cricket field on new office floor

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Luthra & Luthra has leased another 9,000 square feet in its existing Delhi office to build an indoor cricket practice pitch for fee-earners, following the firm’s victory at the law firm T-20 tournament last Sunday.