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Giving this information here on Wednesday, Union Law Minister M Veerappa Moily said the proposals will be deliberated upon at the ensuing two-day national consultation on Second Generation Reform in Legal Education. The consultation, to be held on May 1-2, will be inaugurated by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh. He said the experts participating in the consultation will also finalise a blueprint for redesigning the legal education system in the country.
“The national consultation will try to identify the major challenges legal education is facing today. We will draw a roadmap to bring radical institutional reforms in legal education to meet the requirements of the Bar and also of trade, commerce and industry as the legal profession today has international dimensions,” Moily said.
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Whenever Indian government moots something as common it takes care of interests of the Hindi Belt only. If these entrance examinations are conducated in all the official languages of India, then it is OK. Else, it will be detrimental to the interets to the majority of population who are getting educated in mediums other than Hindi.
There is an ongoing effort to "Internationalize" or "Globalize",everything.one hopes this will not apply to Indian legal system and that the Globalists like MM Singh,member,club Of Rome and former IMF employee will not betray the nation for the nth time!