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China, the world’s most populous nation, is also an industrial powerhouse and a sporting giant. It has also been a traditional centre for higher learning since the time of Confucius. While many Indian students look to the West for further education, it was China that Vinay Sharma chose as the Continue Reading

As a basketball player, Vamshi Rao was used to putting his best step forward every time he stepped on the court. He took that same sporting attitude to the Supreme Court of India as he worked with some of the most renowned lawyers in the country. This alumnus of Jindal Continue Reading

She was a small-town girl from California, who took on a major corporate giant over contamination of drinking water in her neighborhood. It was her courage that led to one of the most talked-about verdicts in the history of environmental activism. Erin Brockovich went on to become a global phenomenon Continue Reading

That slow and steady wins the race has always been the mantra for Mohit Yadav, Jindal 91ÊÓƵ Law School (JGLS) alumnus of Batch 2012–17. That’s why when his batch-mates were focused on securing prestigious placements in the final year of law school, he was busy building the Minimum Viable Product Continue Reading

‘He who controls the media, controls the minds of the public,’ said Noam Chomsky. The power of the Fourth Estate reverberates across countries. But who would know it better than an inquisitive mind that was shaped in conflict-torn Afghanistan. Mir Abdul Wahed Hashimi, a Law and Political Science graduate from Continue Reading

In his second year of the law programme at Jindal 91ÊÓƵ Law School (JGLS), Peter John founded the Jindal Human Rights Society. The group organized the First Annual Renegades Rock: Concert for Peace, Expression, and Solidarity. Students of several law schools performed alongside acclaimed bands from Delhi. Bringing together music Continue Reading