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Guest Lecture by Shri S.N. Sahu (19 March 2024)

The Centre for Public Policy, Law and Good Governance (CPPLGG) of NLUO organised a guest lecture on 19 March 2024. The lecture was delivered by Shri S. N. Sahu. He is an eminent writer and political scientist with over 40 years of professional experience. He had served to various Constitutional Office bearers including Hon’ble President of India (Shri. K.R Narayanan) and The Prime Minister of India (Dr. Manmohan Singh, UPA – I). He frequently writes for leading journals and newspapers including The Wire, Scroll. The lecture was attended by the Vice Chancellor, Registrar, faculty members and the students of NLUO.

The session was exponentially enlightening and thought-provoking, engaging and captivating for the audience with profound insights and valuable perspectives on the topic of “Election Commission in the Context of Legislative Intent of the Constituent Assembly: The Written and Unwritten Remit”. The invitee expert discussed about the speeches of various leading members of the Constituent Assembly on the structure, composition, powers and functions of the Election Commission. The lecture was modelled on analysing the recent developments in the appointment of the Election Commissioners and its consequential bearing on the democratic constitutional philosophy.

The lecture also consisted of various points centred on the history of the Election Commission. The current state of the commission and the possible loss of public confidence in the institution and its effects on the polity was also vehemently discussed during the session. The student participation after the session was exhilarating wherein numerous issues revolving around the constitutional structure, functioning of the commission and the role of election commission in shaping up the future democratic values were deliberated upon at length.

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Placement Brochure – Batch of 2020 – 2025

Warm greetings from the Recruitment Co-ordination Committee – Batch of 2025 of National Law University Odisha (NLUO).

We are thrilled to present the placement brochure for the batch of 2025, a cohort that stands as a testament to the exceptional legal acumen and professional readiness our institution fosters. We cordially invite you to participate in our Campus Placement Drive for the batch.

NLUO prides itself on attracting a diverse group of students from across the nation. With a rich history of producing 10 exemplary batches of law graduates, NLUO continues to make its mark in the legal landscape. The batch of 2025, with their unwavering determination, diligence, and proficiency, represent the high standards of excellence we uphold. They have demonstrated unparalleled talent and ambition, achieved remarkable feats and brought honour to our university.

We invite you to explore our institution and learn more about the numerous success stories and accolades in our placement brochure. We look forward to connecting with you and exploring how our collaboration can contribute to the success of both your organization and the talented students of the batch of 2025. We would be happy to host you, both online or offline, in our campus, on dates as per your suitability. For further information and to express your interest, please reach out to us at recruitment@nluo.ac.in

• Placement Brochure for the 5 Years LL. B. Batch of 2025

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The Gender Sensitization Committee in collaboration with the Centre for Women and Law conducted an event “Rekhti” in pursuance of International Women’s Day. The theme for this event, “Invest in Women: Reinventing Progress,” encapsulated our commitment to advancing women’s contributions across all spheres.

‘Rekhti’? tribute to the rich legacy of Urdu feminist literature and art?as not only a celebration of women’s accomplishments but also a vibrant canvas for artistic expression and profound discussions. It was a day of forging solidarity, championing inclusivity, and empowering our academic fellowship.

The highlight of the day was the T-shirt and Tote-Bag Painting Competition organized by GSC, which ignited a wave of creativity as participants embraced themes of feminism, equality, and empowerment and exciting games of Antakshri and Pictionary organized by CWL which showcases the unique talents of the faculties as it integrated the bliss of music and art to rejoice in this remarkable event.

Participants engaged in the artistic battle either in pairs or solo, equipped with a palette of acrylic paints, brushes, and mixing plates. The participants took back their artistic expression as a souvenir of our festivities.

Heartfelt thanks to the Vice Chancellor ma’am, Registrar sir, esteemed faculties, administrative staff and students for their enthusiastic participation and cooperating for this event.

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