Students encouraged to take up law in greater numbers
The Minister for Energy Resources and Law, C.T.R. Nirmal Kumar, encouraged more students to pursue legal careers during a convocation ceremony in Tiruchi. The event highlighted the diverse opportunities in law and featured inspiring stories from transgender graduates entering the profession.
Why it matters
Promoting legal education and inclusivity in the judiciary is essential for strengthening the rule of law and ensuring diverse representation in the legal system.
A student receiving her degree from Minister for Energy Resources and Law C.T.R. Nirmal Kumar at the convocation ceremony of the Government Law College in Tiruchi on Sunday. | Photo Credit: R. VENGADESH
More students should opt for higher education in Law as there is a great demand for lawyers in the country, Minister for Energy Resources and Law C.T.R. Nirmal Kumar said in Tiruchi.
Addressing the third convocation ceremony of the Government Law College on Sunday, the Minister said: “Every day, the need for lawyers is diverse and urgent. Lawyers make their own space in society as their profession gives them a unique identity and protection. I advise lawyers to build their practice close to their native places, in order to become true representatives of their local community.”
The ceremony saw over 1,000 graduates receiving their degrees from Mr. Nirmal Kumar and Justice C. Saravanan, judge, Madras High Court.
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