The Nalanda is a dedicated forum for exploring the foundational principles that shape our legal systems. Moving beyond the surface of statutes and judgments, the forum dives into the why of law — tracing its philosophical roots, historical evolution, and the moral questions that define justice. We believe that understanding the law requires more than just reading legislation; it demands a thoughtful inquiry into its purpose, logic, and societal implications.

Through a blend of opinion articles and rigorous legal analysis, this platform engages with contemporary developments, emerging jurisprudence, and pressing legal debates. We aim to foster critical discourse that not only informs but also challenges readers to reflect on the justice system’s role in society. Whether it’s constitutional dilemmas, human rights, or policy shifts, we approach each issue with depth and clarity, making the forum a space for both legal scholars and engaged citizens.