by Kartik Ashta and Mohit Chawdhry With the Barclays Premier League title decided weeks in advance, the real action in the league was seen at the foot of the table where Newcastle and Hull were involved in a fight to stay up and out of the dreaded relegation zone. Newcastle, shockingly, defeated West Ham…
The NLU Delhi Public Law, Policy and Discussion Group recently organised an interactive session with Pradeep Magazine, a veteran sports journalist and noted author of the book, ‘Not Quite Cricket’; who has written extensively on the issue of corruption in the IPL/ BCCI and cricket in general. Mr. Magazine began the conversation by recounting his…
by TheExaltedOne We’re almost at the end of the semester, and if you’re anything like me with a propensity for staying up too late, overthinking those 4 AM thoughts till they lead you into a spiral of the Celtic Knot variety, and a penchant for curiously prodding at your feelings in an attempt towards…
Law school has traditionally been restrictive in the paths it offers – most people limit themselves to a life in a corporate or pleading in the courts. However, this is fast changing, and more and more young lawyers and law students are venturing into new and untouched areas. Your reporter spoke to Aroon Menon and…
PROLOGUE “Tamper with the deepest mysteries — the source of life, the essence of self — only if prepared for consequences of the most extreme and dangerous kind.” Tony sat alone in his study, his late uncle’s favourite saying reverberating through his ears. He had failed. He had tried to venture into an area he…
by Shivalik Chandan HUDA Grounds is cursed. That plot of land has played host to various gigs over the years, ranging from artists like The Prodigy to Enrique. However, the two gigs that were actually of interest to me (Metallica and Alt J) were both cancelled, and I returned from that venue…
After chasing the Islamic State out of Tikrit, Saddam Hussein’s hometown just about a 100 miles from Baghdad, ISIL was supposed to be on its way out. The Iraqi forces had held their own as their Prime Minister famously claimed of having won the “psychological battle” against the jihadist group. But if events over the…
