The Centre for Law, Language and Literature is a novel initiative under the guidance of the Honorable Vice-Chancellor, Prof. S. Surya Prakash. Literature emphasizes abstraction, originality, and variety in description and presentation, as well as a wide range of genres. Law, on the other hand, is characterized by precision, rational interpretation ambit, and a set pattern and style of drafting, as well as a wide range of disciplines. Both are under an obligation of idealizing humans and society; they both gather human experiences and implement the use of words and rhetoric to reflect humankind. The Centre primarily strives to systematically analyze how literature and law inspire each other and, in that process, it encourages the young minds to use literature as a tool for analyzing law and the reciprocal use of law to analyze and interpret literary texts. The Centre recognizes and respects the role of literature as a useful tool to explain, examine, and strengthen legal acumen.