Call for Blogs: All India Legal Forum: No Fees, Rolling Submissions

About the Blog

All India legal Forum (AILF) is a platform to provide valuable contemporary assessment of issues and developments in the legal field and also put forward quality legal content for the masses. The initiative aims to generate diverse social, political, legal and constitutional discourse on law related topics for the ever-growing legal fraternity.

Themes or Topics

AILF welcomes blog posts that address contemporary issues in any field of law. It will be appreciated if submissions are with respect to editorial commentary and candid views. AILF prefer posts which include critical analysis or explore particular themes of wider resonance.

Fee Details

No fee will be charged. One person can submit as many articles as one wish and as frequently as one wishes to.

Important Dates

No deadline. Early submissions would be appreciated. All India Legal Forum is currently accepting submissions on a rolling basis.

How to Submit?

Submissions should be mailed to ailf12345submission[at]gmail.com in MS Word .doc format, with the subject of the
mail as “Submission of Blog for AILF”

Perks

• An e-certificate of participation would be awarded to all authors. A certificate of appreciation will be given to authors who have a minimum of 3 entries published in All India Legal Forum.
• AILF would also acknowledge the efforts of the authors on our “Wall of Fame” in our website.
• 3 reads will get a shout-out from all the social media handles of AILF.

Contact Details

E-mail: ailf12345editorial[at]gmail.com

Phone Number: 9009659449, 7753807732

Important Links

For submission guidelines, click here.

For assessment criteria details, click here.

The website link is here.

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