Nyayavani National (Virtual) Moot Court Competition 2.0 Successfully Concludes
Virtual, 24 – 27 September 2026
Nyayavani Foundation successfully concluded the 2nd Nyayavani National (Virtual) Moot Court Competition (NNMCC 2.0), held from 24–27 September 2026, bringing together over 100 teams from 87 law colleges, universities and institutions, including National Law Universities and IIMs, spread across 70+ cities in the North, South, East, West and Central India.
From tier-1 cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Chennai and Kolkata to smaller centres like Dehradun, Shimla, Indore and Gwalior, students from varied backgrounds shared one national platform.
Why the virtual format mattered: a team from a smaller city could argue in the same arena as a nationally ranked institution, without the cost of travel.
Nyayavani Foundation is a Section 8 organisation registered under the Companies Act, 2013, and is also recognized by NITI Aayog. It organises several events and competitions every year to strengthen academic rigour in law. The second edition of NNMCC concluded recently, following the inaugural edition in 2025, with Ram Krishna Law Firm and Research Centre as a key collaborator, adding real professional value and strengthening the competition’s link with the legal fraternity.
The Proposition
A contemporary legal dispute where law, public policy, individual interests and societal concerns intersect, requiring teams to engage with statutory interpretation, constitutional principles, competing rights and the public interest.
| Animal Preservation | Statutory Regulation | Individual Rights | Constitutional Limits of State Action |
The Final Round: Winners
Two teams progressed to the Final Round on 27 September. Reaching the final out of 100 teams is a notable achievement in itself.
| Winner NV 65 | Arnav Mahadevan, Aaditya Dhruv B., Rajsvi D. , from school of excellence in law, Chennai |
| Runner-Up NV 05 | Shubhkarman Kaur Gujral, Riddhima Goyal, Siya Bedi. From symbiosis law school pune. |
| Best Memorial | NV 61, ICFAI Law School NV 83, NMIMS, School of Law, Bengaluru |
| Best Researcher | NV 27, Amity University, Noida NV 76, Sinhgad Law College, Pune |
Why it Matters?
For Ram Krishna Law Firm and Research Centre, the association reflects its contribution to legal education, professional development and nurturing the next generation of advocates. The competition lets experienced members of the fraternity interact with emerging professionals while students build the research, drafting and courtroom advocacy skills the profession demands.
For participants, the value goes beyond any prize: it is a journey of continuous learning, understanding diverse perspectives and weaving them into arguments. These skills carry directly into litigation, research and policy work.
| Nyayavani Foundation continues to encourage young law students to engage with contemporary legal questions, and the second edition of NNMCC proves that purpose. |