No shortcuts to success, say Jurists at ‘Vidhwata 2026’

Metro India News | Hyderabad 

Hard work, discipline and integrity are the only path to success, and there are no shortcuts, senior jurists and academics told law students on the third day of Vidhwata 2026, the National Law Fest hosted by Dr. BR Ambedkar Law College. Justice E. Venugopal urged students to pursue their goals with passion, discipline and good character. The three-day fest, the second edition of the event, has brought together judges, academics, advocates and students to discuss constitutional values, Telangana's legal landscape and the future of the legal profession.

Dr. Vinod, Chairman of the NRI Association, Government of Telangana, told students that success has no shortcuts and rewards sustained effort. Prof. Ram Prasad, Principal, Osmania University College of Law, said the age of artificial intelligence offers students many new opportunities. Vidhwata 2026 began on 29 October 2026. Dr. G. Vivek Venkatswamy, Chairman of Dr. BR Ambedkar Educational Institutions (DBRAEI) and Minister of Labor, Employment, Training, Factories, Mining and Geology, was the Chief Guest. The plenary session on constitutional values featured Prof. K. Nageshwar Rao, who said that justice delayed is justice denied and warned against the concentration of power. 

The second day featured the Vidhika Telangana National Seminar, where 47 papers were scheduled for presentation by students, research scholars, academics and advocates.  The Kaka's ( Former Union Minister G.Venkataswamy is popularly known as Kaka) Memorial National Moot Court Competition also drew 24 teams from law colleges in Telangana and across the country in its preliminary rounds. The fest is organized around three main components: the inaugural and plenary sessions, the Vidhika Telangana National Seminar, and the Kaka's Memorial National Moot Court Competition.