Prof. Dr Pushpa Kumar LAKSHMANAN, Fulbright Scholar, Professor of Law, Faculty of Law, Delhi University. Associate Prof, Nalanda University, Postdoc(Harvard)
My takeaways
* Focus on Learnability.
* Even in the age of AI, the most important thing is human brain.
* Community is important than an individual.
* Build an industry of respect, profit follows.
* Take tough decisions in defence of values.
G20 Declaration has made One Earth, One Family, One Future the focus of the world. This has been our thinking since ancient times, now we have made the world think in this direction. Congratulations Hon'ble PM @narendramodi@theG20India@rashtrapatibhvn@PMOIndia@DrSJaishankar
When the Stockholm Declaration made us think about the Human environment, the Delhi Declaration for the first time made us think of One Earth and Future of every life as One Family. Kudos to our Hon'ble PM @narendramodi, @PMOIndia, Hon'ble @DrSJaishankar,Sherpa @amitabhk87
When the Stockholm Declaration made us think about the Human environment, the Delhi Declaration for the first time made us think of One Earth and Future of every life as One Family. Many congratulations to our Hon'ble PM, MEA Dr. Jaishankar, Sherpa Mr A. Kant and all G20 leaders.
Excellent initiatives discussed to take the work and reach of Legal Rights Council (LRC) to the global level. The UN recognition will give a great fillip to LRC in this regard.
https://t.co/NFGU97NoVA
This is what is stated in Article 51-A(g) of the Constitution of India. Have compassion towards all living creatures. Om Sarve Bhavantu Sukhinah ...
Pup is stranded in the middle of a stream! https://t.co/V2DuqC6x7M via @FacebookWatch
Happy to inform that I was conferred with the "Sewa Ratna" award by the All India Advocates Federation at Constitution Club, New Delhi today. Received the award from Hon'ble Justice K.G. Balakrishnan, former CJI.
Only one person in #India can ensure that people here learn this basic etiquette...our hon'ble Prime Minister @narendramodi who himself gives way to an ambulance. 108 is a divine number. Let us live up to it when we hear a emergency vehicle @emergencysewa@ndmaindia@MoHFW_INDIA
Interdisciplinary teaching is the key to integrate different disciplines wherein law makes inroads. Unless one integrates the nuances of different disciplines, law teaching will not be complete and the students will not know how the law can be applied.
It was such a pleasure to give a talk on "Interdisciplinary Approach to Law Teaching" in a Faculty Development Programme for faculty members from different Universities from India, organised by Kamkus College of Law and Hansraj College, University of Delhi.
The apathy of poor lawyering skills of newly graduated students in the courts is a major issue to address. This not only tells upon the future of advocates, it significantly affects justice delivery system. The law schools have major role to play in this regard.
I came to know Tamil Nadu Government has allocated Rs 26 lakhs to the Govt Law Colleges in the State to develop mooting skills for students. It is a commendable initiative. Other state governments should emulate with more allocation. This will enhance advocacy skills of students.