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Former CJI U.U. Lalit Joins BITS Law School
Imagine a very important judge named U.U. Lalit, who used to be the top judge in India.
Now, he's become a teacher at BITS Law School in Mumbai!
He's going to teach students about affirmative action, which is about making sure everyone has a fair chance.
His course will look at how different countries help people who have been treated unfairly.
He hopes to inspire young lawyers to think about fairness and justice.
The school's dean is excited to have him and believes it will help the students learn and become better lawyers.
U.U. Lalit, former Chief Justice of India, joined BITS Law School.
He will serve as an honorary professor.
Lalit will teach an advanced course on affirmative action.
The course is part of the 'law and public good' series.
Lalit is also involved in academic collaborations at the school.
- Who
- U.U. Lalit, former Chief Justice of India
- What
- Joined BITS Law School as an honorary professor.
- Where
- BITS Law School, Mumbai
- When
- Not specified.
- Why
- To teach a course on affirmative action and contribute to academic collaborations.
Key facts
- Former CJI
- U.U. Lalit
- New Role
- Honorary Professor
- Institution
- BITS Law School, Mumbai
- Course Topic
- Affirmative Action
- Target Audience
- Third-year law students
Quotes
Justice U.U. Lalit
Former Chief Justice of India
“Engaging with students gives me the opportunity to reflect on important constitutional questions in dialogue with the next generation of lawyers.”
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“The course on affirmative action allows us to examine both India’s constitutional framework and comparative perspectives from other jurisdictions, encouraging critical discussions on issues of social justice and equality.”
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Prof (Dr.) Ashish Bharadwaj
Founding dean of BITS Law School
“We are glad to have Justice Lalit teach and inspire our students.”
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“His knowledge and experience strengthen our mission of combining academic excellence with practical insights to shape socially conscious legal professionals.”
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