Navodaya to law college: How a programme is powering rural dreams
In the village of Athsaini, Uttar Pradesh, Anshita Rani's father bought her a rechargeable lamp to help her study at night during power cuts - a reminder of her journey to law school. Anshita is one of 84 scholars currently pursuing law through the National Law Scholars Programme (NLSP), a fully funded two-year residential initiative.
The programme identifies promising students from Navodaya schools, prepares them for CLAT and supports them throughout their law school journey. Founded by Anoop Maurya, the NLSP aims to give underprivileged students an opportunity to enter competitive law schools, which he believes have become an "anti-poor exam."
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