National Law University Delhi Campus - Constitutional Law Club

EST. 2025 • NLU DELHI

The Constitutional Law Club

DEEPENING
CONSTITUTIONAL
ENGAGEMENT

01 • PURPOSE

Our mission is to connect theoretical learning with a critical examination of constitutional principles.

Through scholarly debate and sustained academic discourse, we foster an environment where legal frameworks are examined beyond the formal curriculum.

02 • DISCOURSE

UPCOMINGPanel Discussion

Panel Discussion #01: Sabarimala Review: Balancing Competing Values

Aug 12, 202601:00 PM

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ARCHIVEDInternal Discourse

Internal Discourse #2: Seven to six: Questioning the assumptions underlying judicial majoritarianism in the Indian Supreme Court (International Journal of Constitutional Law)

Mr. Ankit Kaushik, Assistant Professor (Legal Research/ Criminal Law)

Apr 13, 202612:30 PM

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ARCHIVEDResearch and Writing

Session #1 - Research and Writing Series: Constitutional Law Essays

Abhinav Ravi (Batch of 2027)

Mar 10, 202601:00 PM

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ARCHIVEDExpert Lecture

Constitutional Identity and Comparative Constitutionalism: Lessons from India and Beyond

Prof. Gary J. Jacobsohn

Feb 27, 202603:30 AM

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ARCHIVEDExpert Lecture

Contemporary Discourse on Rights of Children in Conflict with Law in the context of Article 21 of Constitution of India

Adv. Anant Kumar Asthana

Feb 5, 202610:00 AM

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ARCHIVEDExpert Lecture

Constitutions, Courts, and the People: Reflections on Transformative Constitutionalism

Prof. Mark Tushnet

Nov 12, 202502:00 PM

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ARCHIVEDExpert Lecture

The Moral Ambiguity of Religion in the Constitution

Prof. Rajeev Bhargava

Sep 12, 202510:00 AM

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ARCHIVEDInternal Discourse

Internal Discourse #1: Notice Regime under the Special Marriage Act (Constitutional Law and Philosophy)

Rehan Mathur (Batch of 2026)

Aug 22, 202501:00 PM

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03 • TEAMFULL DIRECTORY →

Tanishq Desai

Chairperson

III

Nitya Singhania

Deputy Chairperson

III

Praddosh S M

Deputy Chairperson

III

Moulies Anand Raghavan

Head, Website & Design

III

Ranver Nalavade

Head, Internal Discourse

III

Kritika Thakur

Member

Anika Sehgal

Member

Aadya Mital

Member

III

Aagam Jain

Member

III

Divyesh Thakur

Member

III

Rishav Satpati

Member

III

Vishvendra Pal Singh

Member

III

Ethan José Pinto

Member

Hansika Bhandari

Member

Karan Laddha

Member

Palak Goenka

Member

Pranjal Tripathi

Member

Ranvit Bahirwani

Member

Shivang Oraon

Member

Shreshthi Bhandari

Member

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EST. 2025 • NLU DELHI

The Constitutional Law Club

DEEPENING
CONSTITUTIONAL
ENGAGEMENT

01 • PURPOSE

Our mission is to connect theoretical learning with a critical examination of constitutional principles.

Through scholarly debate and sustained academic discourse, we foster an environment where legal frameworks are examined beyond the formal curriculum.

02 • DISCOURSE

UPCOMINGPanel Discussion

Panel Discussion #01: Sabarimala Review: Balancing Competing Values

Aug 12, 202601:00 PM

VIEW →

ARCHIVEDInternal Discourse

Internal Discourse #2: Seven to six: Questioning the assumptions underlying judicial majoritarianism in the Indian Supreme Court (International Journal of Constitutional Law)

Mr. Ankit Kaushik, Assistant Professor (Legal Research/ Criminal Law)

Apr 13, 202612:30 PM

VIEW →

ARCHIVEDResearch and Writing

Session #1 - Research and Writing Series: Constitutional Law Essays

Abhinav Ravi (Batch of 2027)

Mar 10, 202601:00 PM

VIEW →

ARCHIVEDExpert Lecture

Constitutional Identity and Comparative Constitutionalism: Lessons from India and Beyond

Prof. Gary J. Jacobsohn

Feb 27, 202603:30 AM

VIEW →

ARCHIVEDExpert Lecture

Contemporary Discourse on Rights of Children in Conflict with Law in the context of Article 21 of Constitution of India

Adv. Anant Kumar Asthana

Feb 5, 202610:00 AM

VIEW →

ARCHIVEDExpert Lecture

Constitutions, Courts, and the People: Reflections on Transformative Constitutionalism

Prof. Mark Tushnet

Nov 12, 202502:00 PM

VIEW →

ARCHIVEDExpert Lecture

The Moral Ambiguity of Religion in the Constitution

Prof. Rajeev Bhargava

Sep 12, 202510:00 AM

VIEW →

ARCHIVEDInternal Discourse