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BITS Law School, Mumbai has been a member of Linktree for 2 years and joined in May 2024. The social media accounts linked to from BITS Law School, Mumbai are: • Facebook • Instagram • YouTube • LinkedIn • WhatsApp • Email • X Besides social media accounts, bitslawschool has populated their site with: • Life at BITSLAW from the Students’ Lens • Choosing B.B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) at BITSLAW: Insights from Arts, Commerce & Science Students • Insights on Mediation from Mr. Sriram Panchu • Insights on Data Protection Act, Judiciary, and Legal Ethics from Hon. Justice B.N. Srikrishna • Know Your Rights under Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act • A Fireside Chat “Meet the Dean” • Blog - WHO ARE ‘THE GREATS’? • Blog - RUTH BADER GINSBURG AND I • Article: REASONS FOR COUPLES CHOOSING A DINK LIFESTYLE • Getting to Know BITS Law School: Insights from Founding Dean Prof. (Dr.) Ashish Bharadwaj • Legal Realism in Indian Courts • Article: Why adaptability is the skill you need for your dream job • Understanding the Rent Control Act • Article: Dark side of dark stores: Q-comm brands like Blinkit, Zepto are quickly losing consumer trust • Book Campus Visit • Article : Justice In Circles - Supreme Court Observer • Article: WALKING A TIGHTROPE • Decolonization of Indian Law and Constitution • Prof. (Dr.) Mushtaq Hussain - Interview - NDTV India • Why Lawyer-Managers are a Winning Combination of Legalese and Business Focus • AI in education: How AI is fostering innovative learning and preparing students for a tech-driven future • The Judicial Decision of John Marshall and Its Impact Today | BITS Law School • Dissenting 101 with Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr. • Django Unchained and Redemption • ‘Technology’ is a catch-all term in legal academia: Insights from Prof. (Dr.) Ashish Bharadwaj, Founding Dean, BITS Law School - ET Education • Unprepared for the future: Mumbai's public health system remains stagnant post COVID-19 - Express Healthcare • A Multilingual Poem Reminds the Reader of the World that We Actually Inhabit: Akhil Katyal • Unearthing Mamaearth: Decoding consumer feedback • The importance of saying no in the office • The Impact of Writing Centres on Student Success • Hart’s fundamental rule of recognition and normativity of constitutional change in India • Round 4 Applications | Admissions 2025-26 • 75th Celebration of Constitution Day of India - Register Now • Recording - Historical and Artistic Dimensions of the Indian Constitution • Message from Head of Admissions & Outreach • Protection of IP Rights in Indian Agriculture - ET LegalWorld • Review: The Last Time I Saw You by Prof. (Dr.) Akhil Katyal • Open House in Chennai • A Year of milestones: 2024’s top education trends - ET Education • Toolkit for India to take the lead in the 6G race • World Education Day: Experts Stress Education Reform To Meet Demands Of 4th Industrial Revolution • What DPDP rules means for minors - ET Edge Insights • Upholding the Constitution, guided by personal morals • Can margin trading losses on equity investments be recovered from spouse’s demat account? SC rules yes, it can be in this case - The Economic Times • In Conversation with Mr. Vikram Koppikar: The Impact of the DPDP Act on Marketing & Data Protection • Relevance of competition and privacy for Indian MSMEs - ET Edge Insights • Mr. Kumar Mangalam Birla, Chancellor of #BITSPilani - honoured as The Business Icon of the Year • In Conversation with Mr. Rahul Kohli: Future of Marketing • E-Commerce Platforms Are Flooded with Duplicate Products? The Truth Behind BIS Raids! Consumer Adda • Virtual Symposium on Technology & Environmental Justice • The Role and Impact of Technology in Enhancing Legal Aid Accessibility: An Urban Perspective • First Year in B.B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) Programme at BITS Law School • Law, Politics, and Public Opinion: A Conversation with Dr. Sasmit Patra | Pranjal Joshi • What writers think of Virginia Woolf’s ‘Mrs Dalloway’, a century later • Once on America’s hit list, now Trump’s ‘attractive guy’: Why US Prez is cosying up to Syria's al-Sharaa — and the West Asia message he wants world to hear • Webinar - Books to Briefs: Navigating Your Early Legal Internships • Kumar Mangalam Birla receives Global Leadership Award • Hon’ble Justice D.Y. Chandrachud Calls for Ethical and Embedded Legal Technology • Executive Inaction and Legislative Autonomy: Supreme Court’s Judgement on Tamil Nadu’s Constitutional Pushback | BITS Law School • Justice in the Machine Age: A Call for Human-Centred AI | Shri R. Venkataramani • Keynote Address by Hon’ble Justice Amit Bansal, Judge, Delhi High Court | CRISP Centre Launch • Article 51-A Podcast: Prof. (Dr.) Mathew John on Articles 26–30 of the Indian Constitution • How basic structure doctrine protects constitutional rights • Bommai judgment draws the line for democracy • MS Dhoni wants to trademark 'Captain Cool'; legal experts raise flags • SEBI's IT System Capacity Regulations: An Inconsistent Past, A Critical Present And A Global Comparison • Know Your Rights: How Laws Are Evolving to Support Women Entrepreneurs in India • Launch of the Centre for Research in Innovation Law for Shared Prosperity (CRISP) • Multinational companies: “The descendants of chartered companies” aka “torchbearers of colonialism” • From Empowerment to Protectionism: Positioning Judiciary in the Intersections of Gender and Religion - Shinde Sheetal N., 2025 • Admissions Open 2026 • Webinar Registration - Zoom • Open Secret of the Term Illegal Migrants and Its Manifest Dangers on Citizenship in India | ElectronicPublications • The AI Imperative for Lawyers • Role of Mediation and Arbitration in Resolving International Commercial Conflicts • Can AI be Ethical? Bridging Law, Policy, and Practice • In Conversation with Prof. (Dr.) Oishik Sircar | Intersection of Law and Cinema • Anatomy of FEMA (Overseas Investment) Rules, 2022 • BITS Law School Admissions Open 2027