From Humble Beginnings Come Great Things
It was around September 2015 that I saw a notice on my hostel’s notice board. It said IDIA was looking for team leaders and members. I wondered what ‘IDIA’ was and what it did. After [...]
Revisiting the IDIA Delhi Conference – IDIA Scholar Aravind writes
INTRODUCTION: This is with regard to the conference which I have attended which was happened on 3rd of May 2014. It is an IDIA (Increasing Diversity by Increasing Access to Legal Education) [...]
Pep Talk by Murali Neelakantan
On 2nd March,2015, a pep talk was organized by the Director of IDIA Mumbai team, Mr Arnab Roy in which Mr. Murali Neelakantan was the keynote speaker. The session continued for two hours in which [...]
CLAT and AILET Application Fees: An Urgent Appeal
IDIA Trainees—that is, underprivileged students who have been selected by IDIA for training—have been working hard, some of them for over one or two years. In another 2 months, these IDIA [...]
JNV to NUJS: A great learning experience
When I was in class 12th, a friend of mine told me about CLAT, but I did not pay much attention to it as a career option. One of the reasons was that I liked science, and I still do. Second [...]
Unfinished Business: Reforming ‘Testocracy’?
India stands on the foundation of promise of equality and equal opportunity. Our colleges and universities are meant as tools of achieving social mobility. But are they really performing their [...]
IDIA successfully conducts ‘A Walk to Awake’, Mumbai
28 February, 2015, Mumbai — IDIA (Increasing Diversity by Increasing Access to Legal Education) kicked off operations in Mumbai this Saturday by successfully organising ‘A Walk to Awake’, which [...]