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Legal skills programme

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Hyderabad, March 8

The British Council, Cardiff University and Nalsar University of Law are jointly organising the `Law teaching and legal research skills programme' for law teachers in South India. The three-day programme, which begins on March 9 at the Nalsar campus, will have law teachers from Tamil Nadu, Karnataka and Kerala, besides Andhra Pradesh. The programme is specially designed to look into the existing teaching and research methods to guide law teachers of South India to improve their skills. The need for law teachers to withstand the challenge of globalisation needs more effort on their part, said a Nalsar release.

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