Results | 3rd edition
Law Students Category
FIRST PRIZE:
Ankush Satija and Manali Ahuja,
Amity Law School, Noida
[A War for Homology]
SECOND PRIZE:
Shreya Jha,
Amity Law School, Delhi
[Marital Rape in India: An Interpretation Suspended in Archaic Mindset]
THIRD PRIZE:
Pavan Srinivas,
National Law School of India University, Bangalore
[In a Pluralism of Multiple Moralities: The Imposition of Morality on 'Made Snana']
Non-Law Students Category*
FIRST PRIZE:
Nithin V. Rajan,
Annamalai University
[Marriage Not a License to Rule]
SECOND PRIZE:
Arunav Chetia,
Jawaharlal Nehru University
[Aadhaar: The Way Forward]
Best Entries
Aadhaar, Government Spending and Social Progress
Rohit Singh Raghuwanshi and Shashank Saurabh,
National University of Study and Research in Law, Ranchi
[Aadhaar, Government Spending and Social Progress]
The Conformity of Religious Practices with the Constitutional Scheme
Pavan Srinivas,
National Law School of India University, Bangalore
[In a Pluralism of Multiple Moralities: The Imposition of Morality on 'Made Snana']
Recognizing the Need to Affect Behaviour and Affect Contemporary Social Practices
Sonal Vyas,
University Five Year Law College, University of Rajasthan
[Honour Killing: The Crime of Tradition]
Deliberating Electoral Reforms
Shikha Tiwary and Medha Basumatary,
National Law University and Judicial Academy, Assam
[Deliberating Electoral Reforms]
A Step Towards Criminalizing Marital Rape
Shreya Jha,
Amity Law School, Delhi
[Marital Rape in India: An Interpretation Suspended in Archaic Mindset]
The Queer Movement and 'Unnatural' Sex
Akshay Douglas Gudinho and Tanvi Chaturvedi,
Symbiosis Law School, Pune
[The Queer Movement and 'Unnatural' Sex: The Perils of Coming Out of the Closet]
The Nexus Between Autonomy and Identity of a Parsi Woman
Ankush Satija and Manali Ahuja,
Amity Law School - Noida
[A War for Homology]
The Extent of India's Adherence to Humanitarian Law Principles
Muskan Agarwal and Arpita Pande,
National Law Institute University, Bhopal
[India's Adherence to Humanitarian Law Principles: A Matter of Principle or Practice?]
* The Organizing Committee has decided to award only two prizes in the Non-Law Category due to limited participation in this category.
FIRST PRIZE:
Ankush Satija and Manali Ahuja,
Amity Law School, Noida
[A War for Homology]
SECOND PRIZE:
Shreya Jha,
Amity Law School, Delhi
[Marital Rape in India: An Interpretation Suspended in Archaic Mindset]
THIRD PRIZE:
Pavan Srinivas,
National Law School of India University, Bangalore
[In a Pluralism of Multiple Moralities: The Imposition of Morality on 'Made Snana']
Non-Law Students Category*
FIRST PRIZE:
Nithin V. Rajan,
Annamalai University
[Marriage Not a License to Rule]
SECOND PRIZE:
Arunav Chetia,
Jawaharlal Nehru University
[Aadhaar: The Way Forward]
Best Entries
Aadhaar, Government Spending and Social Progress
Rohit Singh Raghuwanshi and Shashank Saurabh,
National University of Study and Research in Law, Ranchi
[Aadhaar, Government Spending and Social Progress]
The Conformity of Religious Practices with the Constitutional Scheme
Pavan Srinivas,
National Law School of India University, Bangalore
[In a Pluralism of Multiple Moralities: The Imposition of Morality on 'Made Snana']
Recognizing the Need to Affect Behaviour and Affect Contemporary Social Practices
Sonal Vyas,
University Five Year Law College, University of Rajasthan
[Honour Killing: The Crime of Tradition]
Deliberating Electoral Reforms
Shikha Tiwary and Medha Basumatary,
National Law University and Judicial Academy, Assam
[Deliberating Electoral Reforms]
A Step Towards Criminalizing Marital Rape
Shreya Jha,
Amity Law School, Delhi
[Marital Rape in India: An Interpretation Suspended in Archaic Mindset]
The Queer Movement and 'Unnatural' Sex
Akshay Douglas Gudinho and Tanvi Chaturvedi,
Symbiosis Law School, Pune
[The Queer Movement and 'Unnatural' Sex: The Perils of Coming Out of the Closet]
The Nexus Between Autonomy and Identity of a Parsi Woman
Ankush Satija and Manali Ahuja,
Amity Law School - Noida
[A War for Homology]
The Extent of India's Adherence to Humanitarian Law Principles
Muskan Agarwal and Arpita Pande,
National Law Institute University, Bhopal
[India's Adherence to Humanitarian Law Principles: A Matter of Principle or Practice?]
* The Organizing Committee has decided to award only two prizes in the Non-Law Category due to limited participation in this category.
