National University of Juridical Sciences

Standing together for safe, dignified, and accountable student spaces. In solidarity with the students of National Law School of India University.

We would like to congratulate Anay Mehrotra (Batch of 2026), Mallar Mitra (Batch of 2026), Harsh*tha Agrawal (Batch of 2027), and Ishaan Tyagi (Batch of 2027) on their achievement of emerging as Quarter-Finalists at the prestigious 5th APIIT Law School International Negotiation Competition (ALSINC). Additionally, the team won a special award for recognition of cultural differences. This marks the university’s best performance in the tournament.

Statement of condemnation

TW : Mention of Death

The Weekend Lecture Series of WBNUJS is pleased to announce that it will conduct the WBNUJS - KHAITAN & CO. Certificate Course on ‘Introduction to Indirect Taxation Laws’ on 10th April, 2026 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., at the WBNUJS Main Campus.

Speakers:-

1. Mr. Sudipta Bhattacharjee, Partner at Khaitan & Co.

2. Mr. Rahul Dhanuka, Partner at Khaitan & Co.

3. Mr. Jay Bohra, Senior Associate at Khaitan & Co.

Students of NUJS are invited to join for a fun and engaging course on Indirect Taxation Laws.

The Weekend Lecture Series of WBNUJS is pleased to announce that it will conduct the *WBNUJS - KHAITAN & CO.* *Certificate Course on ‘Introduction to Indirect Taxation Laws’* on *10th April, 2026 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., at the WBNUJS Main Campus* .

Speakers:-

1. *Mr. Sudipta Bhattacharjee* , Partner at Khaitan & Co.

2. *Mr. Rahul Dhanuka* , Partner at Khaitan & Co.

3. *Mr. Jay Bohra*, Senior Associate at Khaitan & Co.

Students of NUJS are invited to join for a fun and engaging course on Indirect Taxation Laws.

We, the students of NUJS, stand united in condemning injustice and upholding dignity, equality, and the right to identity.

two‑year master’s programmes (2026-2028) - Admission open

The NUJS community gathered on 9 March 2026 for a condolence meeting to mourn the passing of Prof. Dr. M. P. Singh, former Vice Chancellor of the University and a distinguished scholar of Constitutional Law. The meeting was attended by the Hon’ble Vice Chancellor, the Registrar, members of the teaching and non-teaching staff, students, and alumni.

The proceedings began with the garlanding of Prof. Singh’s photograph, followed by a one-minute silent prayer for the departed soul. The Registrar introduced the gathering, after which the Hon’ble Vice Chancellor delivered a condolence address reflecting on Prof. Singh’s immense contributions to NUJS and to legal scholarship. Faculty members, staff, students, and alumni also shared their tributes and memories.

Prof. M. P. Singh is remembered as a visionary leader under whose stewardship NUJS achieved significant national and international recognition. The NUJS family extends its heartfelt condolences and prays for the eternal peace of his soul.