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The South Asia rounds were hosted by Lloyd Law College, Greater Noida, from July 30 to August 2, 2026 and brought together 38 teams from India, Nepal, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka.

Nagra is the youngest Indian Eventing athlete ever selected for the national team, qualifying to represent India at the 20th Asian Games in Japan

IMAANDAAR equips students with analytical, communicative, and problem-solving skills.

The book is based on research of the Neeti Shastras of ancient India.

The University of Muenster, Germany won the pre-moot.

The day-long seminar included sessions on institutional & procedural reforms, digital courts, AI, and data governance, and plea bargaining and pre-trial mechanisms.

The meet brought together 40 deans and senior academics from 24 universities and law schools across the world.

Scholarships are awarded in the range of 10%, 25%, 50%, and 75% of tuition fees, as per merit and annual parental income criteria.

Also held at the University was a two-day international convention on Independence of Judiciary.

The re-enactment took place during the launch of the Nyayabhyasa Mandapam, described as the world’s largest moot court.

This year's moot problem involved a constitutional challenge pertaining to the recognition of same-sex marriages.

'The Great Book of Rules of India: Our Constitution for Toddlers and Young Curious Minds', brings the Constitution to the playground.

Candidates who have not yet appeared for the LNAT-UK exam to date may register and take the test on or before July 31, 2025.

The team from Athens University of Economics and Business won the Global Finals.

Taking note of the progress of trial, the Court granted bail to the accused.

The team competed against 31 teams from 20 countries.