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A Decade in Review – Glasnost and Campus Culture
This submission is made by Shivanshika Samaddar (she/they) from the Batch of 2025. The author would like to thank Ashwin Arun (he/him) from the Batch of 2027 for their time and effort in contributing to the research and editing for this piece. The featured graphic has been designed by Ella (she/her) from the Batch of…
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Free Speech and Fear on the NLUD Campus
The following is a submission by Harshwardhan Pushkin Sharma (they/them) from the BALLB Batch of 2025. A series of events led me to scour the archives of Glasnost for issues of freedom of speech and expression that had arisen for older graduates of NLU Delhi. I wanted to see whether they exercised their justified rights…
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Getting Heard: Candle Light March and Meeting with the Administration
The following is written by Manasvinei Manoj of the Batch of 2026. This is the third publication in a series of reportage on the sevenangrywomen movement. Earlier coverage can be found here and here. The morning of 14th September 2023 was when the student body realized that doing something as simple as choosing to wear…
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Every step you take, every breath you take, I’ll be watching you
by the Gender Circle Last year was a watershed year for us in terms of beginning to have more of a say in various decisions taken by the administration. We, as a community, have always encouraged engagement and deliberation when drastic changes have been proposed and we have tried to foster a culture where…
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Glasnost: National Law University Delhi 