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  • This community hosts the full text of all LLM and MPP dissertations submitted at NLSIU. The collection serves as an institutional record of postgraduate research and is made available exclusively to the NLSIU community. Access to these dissertations is restricted and limited to authorized users within the University.
  • This community provides access to the curated digital resources of the NLSIU, including selected books, reports, and other scholarly materials. It supports teaching, learning, and research at the University, with access governed by applicable copyright and institutional policies.
  • This community hosts newsletters published by NLSIU, documenting key developments, events, initiatives, and updates from the University. The collection serves as an institutional record and supports communication and engagement within the NLSIU community.
  • NLS Law and Society Archives is collecting and digitising materials related to legal education, law and society research, academic initiatives, conferences, public engagements, and the contributions of faculty, students, and associated scholars. Through systematic appraisal, description, and digitisation of records, the archives support teaching, research, and public scholarship. It serves as a vital resource for understanding the evolution of legal thought and social justice in India.
  • This community hosts official publications produced by NLSIU, including reports, journals, policy documents, and other institutional outputs. The collection showcases the University’s scholarly and administrative work and supports research, teaching, and public engagement.

Recent Submissions

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M K Nambyar, 'Our Fundamental Rights' (1951) II Madras Law Journal 41.
(1951)
M. K. Nambyar examines the constitutional significance of Fundamental Rights in post-Independence India, arguing that they serve as enforceable limits on state power. He critiques attempts to curtail civil liberties and emphasises the judiciary's role in protecting individual freedoms and upholding constitutional democracy.
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Order of Justice S.K. Dubey and Usha Shukla
(1997-12-12) The High Court of Madhya Pradesh
Document relates to opinion of Justice A.R. Tiwari dated 5.12.1997 as third judge.
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Interview with Worker of SRG Apparels Part 2
SRG Apparels Part 2.
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Interview with Worker of Warrior Exports
Warrior Exports.
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Interview with Worker of Premier Knit Apparels 1
Premier Knit Apparels.