National Essay Writing Competition | Online Gaming Laws | CNLU Patna | Cash Prizes Rs. 22500 | Submit by 30 May 2026

National Essay Writing Competition | Online Gaming Laws | CNLU Patna | Cash Prizes Rs. 22500 | Submit by 30 May 2026

National Annual Essay Writing Competition 2026

Organised by CARCIL, CNLU Patna in collaboration with Luthra and Luthra Law Offices India Theme: Online Gaming Laws | Cash Prizes worth ₹22,500 | Deadline: 30 May 2026

About the Organisers:

Chanakya National Law University (CNLU), Patna CNLU is a distinguished institution of legal education in India, dedicated to nurturing scholarship, research, and professional excellence. Since its inception, the University has played a pivotal role in shaping competent legal professionals and contributing to academic and policy discourse.

Centre for Advanced Research on Corporate and Insolvency Laws (CARCIL) Established in 2019 under the aegis of CNLU, CARCIL promotes rigorous research and academic engagement in corporate law, governance, and insolvency. Through workshops, conferences, and publications, the Centre fosters critical thinking and contributes to the development of legal and policy frameworks in India.

Luthra and Luthra Law Offices India A leading full‑service law firm with expertise in corporate and commercial law, Luthra and Luthra is recognised for its client‑centric approach and strong presence across major Indian cities. The firm has consistently contributed to the growth of the legal profession through practice and mentorship.

About the Competition:

The National Annual Essay Writing Competition is organised in memory of Late Mayank Raj, an LL.M. (Corporate Law) student of the 2026 batch, to honour his academic legacy and passion for interdisciplinary legal research.

This initiative provides a platform for law students to critically engage with contemporary challenges in the online gaming industry, a sector witnessing rapid growth and complex regulatory developments.

Theme:

Online Gaming Laws Participants are invited to explore the evolving legal landscape of online gaming in India. Suggested areas of inquiry include:

• Constitutional and regulatory frameworks governing online gaming
• Taxation and GST implications on gaming platforms
• Blockchain, NFTs, and virtual digital assets in gaming
• Consumer protection and responsible gaming practices
• Data privacy, platform governance, and compliance issues
• Corporate governance and investment trends in the gaming industry

(Note: These are illustrative themes; participants may choose related topics.)

Eligibility:

• Open to students enrolled in 3‑year LL.B., 5‑year integrated LL.B., or LL.M. programmes at recognised institutions in India.
• Co‑authorship permitted (maximum two authors).

Submission Guidelines:

• Word Limit: 1500–2000 words
• Format: Times New Roman, Size 12, Line Spacing 1.5, Justified alignment
• Referencing: Hyperlinking mandatory; endnotes may be used where necessary
• File Format: Submit in both .doc/.docx and PDF
• Anonymity: Author details must not appear in the manuscript

Important Dates:

• Submission Deadline: 30 May 2026
• Result Declaration: 30 June 2026

Review Process:

Essays will undergo blind peer review by the Editorial Board. Evaluation will be based on originality, depth of research, clarity of argument, structure, and policy relevance. Decisions of the panel will be final.

Prizes:

• First Prize: ₹10,000 + Internship opportunity with Luthra and Luthra Law Offices India*
• Second Prize: ₹7,500
• Third Prize: ₹5,000
• Top 10 essays will be published on the CARCIL website.

Submission Procedure:

Entries must be submitted via the official link provided:

Contact Information:

For queries, please reach out to:

• Vishvajeet Rastogi – 9336990307
• Aditya Bhardwaj – 9142989383

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