The Consortium of National Law Universities (NLUs) will soon release  the admit cards for the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) 2024. The registrations for the online applications for undergraduate and postgraduate law entrance exam ended on November 10, 2023.  The exam is scheduled to be held on December 3, 2023.

The admit cards will  be released few days before the exam. A notification regarding the same  will be made on the official website. Candidates must keep checking the official website of CLAT for information on the law entrance exam. 

Students who will be appearing for the exams must note that the admit card is a mandatory documents that needs to be carried by students appearing in the exams. The CLAT 2024 admit card will contain details  about the candidate’s name and roll number, registration number, name of exam, exam date and schedule, exam centre name and address and the reporting time to exam centre.

The Common Law Admission Test is a national level entrance exam that is conducted for admissions to undergraduate (UG) and postgraduate (PG) law programmes offered by 22 National Law Universities in India. 

The exam is organised by the Consortium of National Law Universities, comprising representative universities. The admission to the 5-year integrated LLB and LLM programmes that will commence in the academic year 2024-2025 will be conducted through the scores of the CLAT 2024.

Bollywood has been having a very fashionable couple of weeks. After the launch of Jio World Plaza in the city, a festive wind caught hold of tinsel town and hasn’t let go yet. Diwali 2023 continues to be celebrated this week, which means the ethnic fashion streak will follow. While we’ve witnessed a glorious amount of glitz and glam from Bollywood celebrities this festive season, Disha Patani and Mouni Roy are set to change that. The besties were spotted at multiple star parties this week but it seems like they also headed home for a quiet gathering spent in delightfully breezy ethnic looks.

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In photos shared by both Mouni and Disha, the actresses are snapped with their furry friends photobombing them. Mouni donned a crisp white salwar kameez suit with a blue floral print and narrow silver foil borders with the dupatta draped across her shoulders. Disha, who is seated beside her, is wearing a contemporary take on a lehenga. It comprises of a teal and mustard printed skirt with a tied waist detail which she paired with a low cut printed blouse having short draped sleeves. Disha’s complexion glowed gorgeously and she left her hair loose in natural curls.

As their little party at home continued, Mouni did a quick outfit change. In another picture also featuring a friend in the frame, Mouni slipped into a lime green salwar kameez suit with a narrow gold border that looked zesty as ever. In both photos, the actress sported a fresh-faced beauty look that paired wonderfully with her casual ethnic quotient.

Diwali style can be super chic when delightfully casual too; Mouni and Disha are proof.

(Also Read: There Was No Room For More Diwali Glam Until Disha Patani Arrived In A Festive Red Ruffled Saree)

Prime Minister Narendra Modi today praised the Singapore Deputy Prime Minister for trying to learn Sitar – an Indian musical instrument – and hoped his passion would inspire others. 

“May your passion for the Sitar continue to grow and inspire others. Best wishes on this melodious endeavour. India’s musical history is a symphony of diversity, echoing through rhythms that have evolved over millennia,” PM Modi posted on X – formerly known as Twitter.

May your passion for the Sitar continue to grow and inspire others. Best wishes on this melodious endeavour. India’s musical history is a symphony of diversity, echoing through rhythms that have evolved over millennia. @LawrenceWongST https://t.co/fewFAquSZL

— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) November 14, 2023

Lawrence Wong had shared a video on Diwali that showed him playing Sitar. He said he had been taking Sitar lessons from an Indian-origin man. 

“Getting a quick intro to the beautiful tunes of the sitar. Karthigayan here has been learning for a while, and he has been very patient in guiding me through the basic techniques. Enjoyed the experience, and the chance to learn more about the rich classical Indian music heritage!,” he said.

Getting a quick intro to the beautiful tunes of the sitar.
Karthigayan here has been learning for a while, and he has been very patient in guiding me through the basic techniques. Enjoyed the experience, and the chance to learn more about the rich classical Indian music heritage! pic.twitter.com/yLTFCxEcu1

— Lawrence Wong (@LawrenceWongST) November 12, 2023

In the video, Lawrence Wong also extended Diwali wishes in Tamil. “Hi everyone, I am here with Mr Karthik today and he is going to teach me how to play sitar,” he said.