Archive · 8 Aug 2025
Delhi School Wins Interschool Moot Court Competition in Kolkata
Imagine a debate competition for kids who want to be lawyers.
This competition, called a moot court, had kids from all over India arguing about important legal issues.
They discussed things like whether it's fair to treat students from different schools differently and if people can protest peacefully.
The competition grew a lot since it started, showing it's a big deal for young people interested in law.
The winning team, from Delhi Public School, Ruby Park, did a great job showing off their knowledge and skills.
It's a way for students to learn what it's like to be lawyers and understand the law better.
The 4th Interschool Moot Court Competition was hosted by The Future Foundation School in Kolkata.
The competition involved 138 students from 34 schools across India.
The moot proposition focused on constitutional law, including indirect discrimination and the right to protest.
Delhi Public School, Ruby Park, Kolkata won the competition.
The event aims to sharpen legal reasoning and advocacy skills for young minds.
- Who
- 138 students from 34 schools
- What
- The 4th Interschool Moot Court Competition
- When
- Not specified, but the competition recently concluded.
- Where
- Hosted in Kolkata, India.
- Why
- To provide school students a platform to practice legal reasoning and advocacy skills.
- Event
- Interschool Moot Court Competition
- Host
- The Future Foundation School, Kolkata
- Collaboration
- BML Munjal University, Gurugram
- Participants
- 138 students from 34 schools
- Winner
- Delhi Public School, Ruby Park, Kolkata
- Focus
- Constitutional Law