
LiveLaw Academy has launched a 21-week live course on the Constitution of India, taught by Supreme Court advocate Avani Bansal. The course runs from 5 September 2026 to 6 February 2027, with…
LiveLaw Academy has launched a 21-week live course on the Constitution of India, taught by Supreme Court advocate Avani Bansal. The course runs from 5 September 2026 to 6 February 2027, with weekly Saturday sessions from 5 PM to 7 PM, totalling 40 teaching hours. Fee is Rs 6,499. It covers constitutional architecture, fundamental rights, centre-state relations, emergency provisions, and amendments. Designed for non-lawyers, the programme targets students, journalists, policy professionals, and civil services aspirants. The top two participants will earn an internship with Bansal.

Many Indians claim constitutional loyalty but few have studied the text systematically. A Rs 6,499 online course from a private academy is hardly a barrier, but it is also not free or widely publicised. Enthusiasm for constitutional literacy must translate into demand. Will even a fraction of the hundred-crore electorate sign up for such structured learning, or will it remain a niche pursuit of the already privileged?
Source: livelaw.in
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