Our very own, Devansh Manoj Jalan (BBA LLB, Class of 2016) has received Indian and US Patents for a technology he invented called ‘Method and System for Managing the Usage of a Plurality of Battery Units to Power an Electric Vehicle’. This technology aims to make the usage of electric Continue Reading
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Hear Me Too.
They say black lives matter but do they really care? Where is this concern when we’re butchered on temple stairs? For being who we are by the police we are battered, Two faced society, Have Dalit Lives never mattered? When it comes to us, they all seem blind. Such is Continue Reading
Lending a Helping Hand to Humanity: JSIA student & Corona Warrior, Dhruv Jatti, Shows the Way
Never shying away from lending a helping hand, always teaching a lesson of “humanity first” to the world, is Dhruv Jatti, a student of Jindal School of International Affairs and a corona warrior fighting for justice during the migrant crisis brought on by the global pandemic. Growing up in Bangalore, Continue Reading
China and India in the Indo-Pacific
Sagar N The Indo-Pacific region, it is the most vital region for any country to wield influence because of its trade and strategic importance. With the rise of China, the great game is on, to increase its influence and control vital strategic choke points and SLOCs of the region. India, Continue Reading
THE JAIL TIME WE DESERVED
-By Ranjeev Joseph (LL.M. 2020) COVID-19 – this term is something we would think of as being alien, say in 2018. Most don’t know its full-form, or rather don’t care to know, due to its uninvited rush over everyone’s life. This newly abbreviated term has caused the entire globe to Continue Reading
As the Only Woman in the Coal Supply & Logistics Business, JGLS Alumna, Nikita Hora Shares Her Journey to Success
In 2017, I finally mustered the courage to bid adieu to my legal job and join my father’s business. I take immense pride to be the first woman in the ‘Coal Supply and Logistics’ business in India. Living in world that is still orthodox in many ways, the journey of Continue Reading
JGLS alum Manasi Chaudhari’s start-up, Pink Legal brings legal awareness to women across India
“Gender inequality affects all of us, in a small or big way, every day, starting from our own homes. One of the ways we can combat this is by using our legal knowledge and position to bring a positive change in society,” believes Manasi Chaudhari. The Jindal Global Law School Continue Reading
Seeking Success Everywhere He Goes—A conversation with JSIA grad Irchard Mahomed
Part of the charm of studying at a global university is that you become global. From discovering new things to exploring diverse perspectives, living in a different place, gaining life experiences and making friends from all over the world; you open up and embrace ‘global’ in every way possible. At least that’s Continue Reading
John S.M. Yormie Jr. puts the spotlight on Liberia for its rightful place in the “colorful world of democracy”
An emerging Liberian diplomat, researcher, lecturer and youth development personality, John S.M. Yormie Jr. wears many illustrious hats with much aplomb. A strong believer in his country’s strength as an international relations giant, he devoted himself to the field to bring Liberia under the global spotlight. The foundation was set with a Continue Reading
An exchange programme at Trinity College, Dublin pushed this JSLH student to blossom out of her comfort zone
After two years at O. P. Jindal Global University (JGU), Akanksha Thirani had found a ‘safe place’ on campus. A close-knit group of friends, responsibility as a Peer Tutor and being part of the Dance Society helped her settle into the scheme of things. “I was also a part of the Organizing Committee that heads Continue Reading