Winners of Nyayavimarsha National Essay Writing Competition

Published on : 26/08/2024

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The Nyayavimarsha National Essay Writing Competition, 2024 themed "Contemporary Challenges and Reforms in Indian Governance and Policy," conducted under the patronage of Dr. Subramanian Swamy Ph.D. (Harvard), Former Union Minister for Commerce, Law and Justice, successfully concluded with the participation of approximately 132 students from various National Law Universities (NLUs) and premier law schools across India. The essays were evaluated by a distinguished editorial board, chaired by Prof. Dr. Raka Arya, a member of the 22nd Law Commission of India, alongside esteemed members such as Mr. Trivedi RB, ex presiding officer (judge) of the DRT, Kolkata; Prof. Dr. Chandra Sen Pratap Singh, Lucknow University; Prof. Dr. Amit Guleria, DBRANLU; Prof. Dr. Sujatha Roy, NUJS; Prof. Dr. Sreshtha Chakraborty, Bennet University; Prof. Siddhartha Fuller, RGNUL; and Prof. Himanshu Varshney, Amity University.

The best essay on the topic “The Dragon’s Shadow: Effectiveness of India’s China Policy” was authored by Mr. Divyansh Joshi Pursuing 1^st year BA;LLB(Hons) from Gujarat National Law University Silvassa campus  who was awarded a cash prize of ₹10,000.

Additionally top 7 essays were awarded Rs. 1,000 each details of which are given below

1. ‘The Puzzling Nature Of A Hung Parliament: A Dent On The Political Ethos Or A Stain On The Constitutional Fabric’ authored by Mr. Toshaar Trivedi, pursuing MA, Sociology, IGNOU.
2. ‘Crime And Power: The Troubling Intersection Of The Criminalization In Politics’ authored by Ms. D. Gowri pursuing 3^rd Year Bcom LLB (Hons) in SRM Institute of Science and Technology, Kattankulathur, Tamil Nadu.
3. ‘Behind The Veil: Unpacking The Controversy Of Electoral Bond Scam’ authored by Ms. Parul Thakur pursuing 2^nd year LLB from Punjab University.
4. ‘Integrity Under Siege: A Comprehensive Investigation Of The NEET, 2024 Scandal’ authored by Ms. Samhitha MR pursuing 3^rd Year BALLB (Hons) in Ramaiah College of Law, Bangalore.
5. ‘The Impact Of New Criminal Law On The Justice System In India; Progress, Challenges, And Future Directions’ authored by Ms. Ayushi Kashyap pursuing BA LLB (Hons) in Lloyd Law College, Uttar Pradesh.
6. ‘Decoding The Citizenship Amendment Act, 2019: A Comprehensive Analysis Of Its Legal, Social And Political Dimensions’ authored by Ms. Nitya Shukla pursuing 3^rd Year BA LLB (Hons) in Rajiv Gandhi National Law University, Punjab.
7. ‘From Freedom to Fear: The Surge of Rape Cases in Independent India’ authored by Suriyashasti T.V pursuing BCom LLB  in Tamil Nadu Dr. Ambedkar Law University

 

Shailendar K

Publisher, Nyayavimarsha (e-ISSN: 3048-5134)