Kapoor's Conundrum: The Flaw in US Constitutional Law's Indian Adaption

I think we're wrong to emphasize the Indian version of US Constitutional Law in our law schools. Don't get me wrong, our own Constitution is a masterpiece, but we're not the US. We're a country with a different history, different cultural nuances, and different socio-economic challenges. By trying to mimic the US model, we're not preparing ourselves for the realities of our own Constitutional Law. What we are doing is training a generation of lawyers in abstract, theoretical arguments that are irrelevant to the practical issues they'll face.

Jab tum log mock tests dete ho, I'm at my shift, but this conversation needs to happen. We're wasting time and resources by trying to fit square pegs into round holes. Can you really see the relevance of Marbury v Madison or Brown v Board of Education in our daily law practice? I didn't think so.