
The National Law Institute University, Bhopal's Cell for Law and Technology has invited blog submissions on law and technology, with a deadline of October 10, 2026. The student-run NLIU-CLT Blog accepts pieces…
The National Law Institute University, Bhopal's Cell for Law and Technology has invited blog submissions on law and technology, with a deadline of October 10, 2026. The student-run NLIU-CLT Blog accepts pieces on areas such as artificial intelligence, data protection, fintech, digital governance, cybersecurity, and intellectual property. Submissions are only via a Google Form; email submissions will not be considered.

The review process checks for plagiarism, AI-generated content, clarity, and legal accuracy. Decisions are expected within 28 days, subject to batch schedule delays. Queries can be sent to [email protected]. The blog aims to promote academic writing on emerging legal challenges posed by technology.
The NLIU-CLT blog's open call is a useful outlet for law students, but the October 2026 deadline is distant. Many such calls are announced with fanfare and then quietly delayed or dropped. The real test is whether the blog publishes a steady stream of quality pieces, not just a few token posts. Watch the blog's publication frequency in the months ahead. If submissions pile up unanswered beyond 28 days, that will tell you if the platform is serious or just a resume line.
Source: livelaw.in
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