Call for Blogs: RMCS Blog by Royal Moot Court Society, Assam Royal Global University

The Royal Moot Court Society (RMCS) at Assam Royal Global University invites well-reasoned, analytically rich blog submissions for its RMCS Blog. This is a rolling call, so you can write and submit whenever your idea is ready rather than racing a single hard deadline. If you enjoy unpacking contemporary legal and policy developments in clear, accessible prose, this is a friendly platform to get your work published under a recognised university society.

The Assam Royal Global University (RGU) is a private university located in Guwahati, Assam, established by the Assam Royal Global University Act of 2013. Its campus in Betkuchi, on National Highway 37, sits roughly 22 km from LGBI Airport and is well connected by road and rail, offering a green, serene environment. RGU positions itself as a modern, forward-looking university that blends globally integrated education with regional relevance.

The Royal School of Law & Administration (RSLA) is RGU's dedicated school for legal studies and public administration. It runs a range of programmes, including a five-year integrated BA/BBA LLB (Hons), a three-year LLB (Hons), and a one-year LLM, offered in both day-shift and morning-shift formats. The school is committed to cultivating skilled legal professionals and responsible leaders.

The Royal Moot Court Society (RMCS) is a student-driven academic initiative dedicated to advocacy excellence, research aptitude, and ethical legal practice. The RMCS Blog is its dedicated space for academically grounded writing on contemporary legal issues. It aims to bridge doctrinal understanding with practical insight by publishing articles that critically examine case law, legislative developments, constitutional debates, and the emerging intersections of law with technology, society, and global governance. The Blog is published in English, so it is open to a broad readership.

The Blog welcomes submissions across a wide spread of legal areas. You can write on any of the following themes:

• Constitutional and Administrative Law
• Criminal Law
• Civil Procedure
• Evidence, Corporate and Commercial Law
• Human Rights
• Technology and AI Regulations
• Public Policy
• International Law
• Comparative Jurisprudence

This call is open to a wide pool of contributors:

• All undergraduate and postgraduate students enrolled in recognised universities and institutions across India.
• Professionals are also allowed to contribute.
• Each participant may submit only one entry.
• Co-authorship is permitted for up to two authors per submission. Articles with more than two authors will not be considered.

• Originality: Submissions must be original and unpublished. Any form of plagiarism, whether textual, structural, or conceptual, leads to immediate disqualification.
• Exclusivity: Manuscripts must not be under consideration by any other platform at the same time, and work published elsewhere must not be submitted.
• Word limit: The ideal length is 1,000 to 1,500 words (excluding endnotes, if any). Longer articles may be accepted at the Editorial Board's discretion and may be published in parts.
• Language: Manuscripts must be in English, with clarity, accuracy, and a professional standard of legal writing.
• Anonymity: A strict double-blind review applies, so do not include your name, institutional affiliation, or any identifying information anywhere in the document or the filename. Submissions that violate anonymity are returned without review.
• References: Cite sources through hyperlinks embedded in the text wherever the source is publicly accessible online. If a source cannot be hyperlinked, use Bluebook Citation, 20th Edition. Every factual claim must be supported by a reliable source.
• Copyright: On acceptance and publication, copyright vests with the Royal Moot Court Society, while moral rights remain with the author(s).
• Cross-posting: Allowed only with prior written permission of the Editorial Board, and any cross-posted article must clearly state that it was first published on the RMCS Blog.

Manuscripts must be submitted in Microsoft Word (.docx) format only. PDF or other file types will not be accepted. The filename should contain only the title of the post, with no personal or identifying details.

Use the following formatting:

• Font: Times New Roman
• Font size: 12
• Line spacing: 1.5
• Alignment: Justified
• Paragraph spacing: 6 pt before and after each paragraph

Format the title of the submission in Times New Roman, size 12, bold, ALL CAPS.

There is no submission or publication fee. Participation in this call for blogs is free.

Submissions are made online. Prepare your anonymised .docx manuscript following the guidelines above, then submit it through the official Google Form linked below. As this is a rolling call, you may submit whenever your piece is ready; the deadline shown here is a near-term checkpoint and the Society continues to accept submissions on a rolling basis.

• Manuscript is original, unpublished, and not under review elsewhere
• 1,000 to 1,500 words (excluding endnotes)
• Written in English on one of the listed themes
• At most two authors; only one entry per participant
• Fully anonymised, including the filename (double-blind review)
• .docx format, Times New Roman 12, 1.5 spacing, justified, 6 pt paragraph spacing
• Title in Times New Roman 12, bold, ALL CAPS
• Sources cited via embedded hyperlinks or Bluebook 20th edition
• Submitted through the official Google Form