<div align="justify">The PES University Auditorium, which was fully packed, witnessed some memorable and emotional moments on Sunday during the 25th convocation of National Law School of India University (NLSIU).<div align="justify"><br />Prof R Venkat Rao, vice chancellor, NLSIU, became emotional when the audience plunged into silence when he paused for a while and said, “We will now witness one of the most memorable chapters in the NLSIU’s history.” <br /><br />He requested Tarang Jain, a 27-year-old woman from New Delhi, a cerebral palsy patient by birth, to come on to the stage and receive the degree from Chief Justice of India J S Khehar for successfully completing LLM (Business Laws). Tarang got a standing ovation when she slowly walked on to the stage, assisted by three of her friends.<br /><br />Vice President of India M Hamid Ansari, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and Governor Vajubhai Vala stood up and greeted Tarang for her determination to obtain a degree from NLSIU despite her health issues. Justice Khehar spoke to her for over five minutes on the stage and wished her the best.<br /><br />Tarang is the youngest daughter of Dr J P Jain and Dr Alaka Jain. She moved to Bengaluru for pursuing LLM (Business Laws) after graduating in Law from Delhi University.<br /><br />“It was my dream to join.... I credit my success to my parents who ensured every kind of support, be it physical and emotional,” Tarang told DH. She said she wants to enter judiciary and carve a niche for herself. <br /><br />Dr J P Jain said his daughter had always been bold and, managed all her work by herself. <br />Arathya Sethia, who bagged two gold medals, said that the importance of law in society made him pursue a course at the varsity. He has been adjudged as the best outgoing student. He has won a scholarship for higher education at Yale Law School.<br /><br /><br /></div></div>
<div align="justify">The PES University Auditorium, which was fully packed, witnessed some memorable and emotional moments on Sunday during the 25th convocation of National Law School of India University (NLSIU).<div align="justify"><br />Prof R Venkat Rao, vice chancellor, NLSIU, became emotional when the audience plunged into silence when he paused for a while and said, “We will now witness one of the most memorable chapters in the NLSIU’s history.” <br /><br />He requested Tarang Jain, a 27-year-old woman from New Delhi, a cerebral palsy patient by birth, to come on to the stage and receive the degree from Chief Justice of India J S Khehar for successfully completing LLM (Business Laws). Tarang got a standing ovation when she slowly walked on to the stage, assisted by three of her friends.<br /><br />Vice President of India M Hamid Ansari, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and Governor Vajubhai Vala stood up and greeted Tarang for her determination to obtain a degree from NLSIU despite her health issues. Justice Khehar spoke to her for over five minutes on the stage and wished her the best.<br /><br />Tarang is the youngest daughter of Dr J P Jain and Dr Alaka Jain. She moved to Bengaluru for pursuing LLM (Business Laws) after graduating in Law from Delhi University.<br /><br />“It was my dream to join.... I credit my success to my parents who ensured every kind of support, be it physical and emotional,” Tarang told DH. She said she wants to enter judiciary and carve a niche for herself. <br /><br />Dr J P Jain said his daughter had always been bold and, managed all her work by herself. <br />Arathya Sethia, who bagged two gold medals, said that the importance of law in society made him pursue a course at the varsity. He has been adjudged as the best outgoing student. He has won a scholarship for higher education at Yale Law School.<br /><br /><br /></div></div>
