Multilingual Debate Competition by DU Students [May 8-9]: Register by May 3

Published On: April 30, 2020 7:27 pm

Don’t Hate, Debate: Freedom of Speech & Expression Multilingual Debate Competition by DU Students [May 8-9]: No Registration Fee, Register by May 3

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Multilingual Debate Competition

Don’t Hate, Debate: Freedom of Speech & Expression Multilingual Debate Competition by DU Students [May 8-9]: No Registration Fee, Register by May 3

About the Organizers and Event

Don’t Hate, Debate! is the 1st Freedom of Speech & Expression National Multilingual Online Debate Competition for Law Students. It is being organized by students of Faculty of Law, University of Delhi to celebrate freedom of speech and expression in India.

The competition is aimed at inculcating a healthy debate culture amongst law students and prepares them to defend what they truly believe in. The topic for the first debate is – Modi or No to Modi? – focusing on the leadership and effectiveness of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

The competition will be judged by a panel of eminent jury members which includes Additional Solicitor General of India – Mr. Vikramjit Banerjee, Additional Standing Counsel of Delhi Govt. – Mr. Sanjoy Ghose, Leading Advocates practicing at the Supreme Court of India – Miss Avani Bansal and Mr. Raghav Awasthi among others.

Eligibility

The event is open to all law students of India studying in 3 years and 5 years LLB courses.
Students shall submit a photograph of their college Identity Cards at the time of registration failing which they shall not be eligible.

Language

Language is no bar for the event provided that at least 10 registrations are received in every language.
The organizers reserve the right to refuse the registration of participants on a linguistic basis for logistical reasons or otherwise. However, the organizers will try their best to accept participation in all Indian languages.