Vidhi Utsav 2026, a two-day legal, literary and cultural festival, is set to take place on March 28 and 29 at the Constitution Club of India, New Delhi, bringing together leading legal professionals, scholars, policymakers and emerging voices to deliberate on the future of law and justice.
Organised as an initiative of OakBridge Publishing, the event is envisioned as a platform to reimagine the evolving relationship between law, society and global governance. As described by Vikesh Dhyani, Co-founder, Director & Publisher, OakBridge & VidhiUtsav:
“VidhiUtsav is a legal, literary and cultural festival and movement to reimagine the future of law, justice and society, by bringing together the sharpest legal minds, boldest thinkers, scholars, and emerging voices on one powerful platform. It is an event where ideas get ignited, and are transformed into action that shapes the legal, business, and societal landscape of tomorrow.”
“At VidhiUtsav, we don’t just discuss change—we inspire it, shape it, and set it in motion for the legal and business world of tomorrow.”
Gaythri Raman, Managing Director Southeast Asia and India, LexisNexis, said:
“Vidhi Utsav 2026 provides an important platform to engage in meaningful dialogue on strengthening the rule of law in an increasingly interconnected world. In my session on ‘Advancing the Rule of Law: Making a Global Impact,’ I emphasised that access to authoritative, reliable legal content is foundational to building trust, consistency, and transparency across jurisdictions. As the legal landscape evolves, the role of high-quality, authoritative content becomes even more critical in shaping a more robust and globally aligned rule of law.”
Day one of Vidhi Utsav will centre on keynote talks and panel discussions on the global rule of law, legal innovation, and access to reliable legal information. It will focus on big-picture ideas, thought leadership, and cross-border legal challenges. Day two will focus on applying ideas through interactive sessions on legal education, access to justice, and law-business intersections, emphasising practical impact and future legal transformation.