Call for Blogs by NLUO’s Centre for Banking and Insurance Laws: Rolling Submissions!

About National Law University Odisha (NLUO)

National Law University Odisha (NLUO) is one of India’s premier National Law Universities, committed to excellence in legal education, research, and policy engagement. Established to promote high standards of legal scholarship, NLUO has consistently worked towards building centres of excellence in specialised areas of law.

Through its academic programmes, research initiatives, and specialised centres, NLUO aims to contribute meaningfully to the development of law and governance at national and international levels.

About the Centre for Banking and Insurance Laws (CBIL)

The Centre for Banking and Insurance Laws (‘CBIL’) at National Law University Odisha (‘NLUO’) is dedicated to advancing research, knowledge, and capacity building in Banking, Insurance, Insolvency, and Fintech Laws. Backed by NLUO’s academic support, the Centre blends rigorous scholarship with practical exposure. CBIL endeavours to nurture a culture of critical analysis, focusing on deepening understanding of policies, regulatory mechanisms, and other legal domains at the state, national, and international levels.

About the Blog

As part of its academic and research mission, CBIL has launched its Blog to foster research-driven and informed discourse on contemporary legal issues in banking, finance, taxation, insurance, insolvency, and fintech laws.

The Blog aims to:

• Promote academic dialogue on emerging regulatory trends
• Encourage critical perspectives on financial and insurance law reforms
• Provide a platform for innovative solutions to contemporary challenges
• Build awareness among students, scholars, and practitioners

About the Opportunity

CBIL is inviting original blog submissions from:

• Academicians
• Legal practitioners
• Policy experts
• Research scholars
• Law students

Submissions should present:

• Insightful legal analysis
• Critical and contemporary perspectives
• Practical and policy-oriented solutions
• Examination of regulatory challenges and emerging trends

Themes

Themes may include (but are not limited to):

• Banking Laws
• Insurance Laws
• Financial Regulations
• Taxation
• Insolvency and Bankruptcy
• Fintech and Digital Finance
• Regulatory Compliance
• Financial Sector Reforms

Eligibility

The opportunity is open to:

• Undergraduate and postgraduate law students
• Research scholars
• Academicians
• Legal professionals
• Policymakers and subject-matter experts

There are no strict academic restrictions, provided the submission reflects quality research and analytical depth

Deadline

Submissions are accepted on a rolling basis.

Submission Guidelines

• All submissions are to be made via Google Form. Submissions made via any other means would not be considered a valid submission.
• Word limit: Articles can be anywhere between 1500 to 2000 words. In case a relaxation in word count is required, please write to us so that we can consider your request.
• Manuscripts that have already been submitted or published elsewhere shall not be submitted. Manuscripts need to be the original work of the author. Similarity must not exceed 20%.

Click Here to Submit.

Contact Info

For clarifications or queries, contributors may contact the Centre at: [email protected]

The brochure is here.