As the NUJS Law Review enters its fifteenth year of existence, we cannot help but pause and reflect upon our journey as an institution since 2008, when the first issue of the Review was released. Our journal was primarily based on the model of legal journals in the west, having the aim of creating opportunities for young and creative minds to undertake legal research and expound their arguments. Since then, the Review has come a long way in producing quality legal scholarship, not only from students at NUJS but from scholars all around the world. At the heart of the Review, however, still lies the vision of its Founder, Dr. M.P Singh, who conceived the Review to be a medium of expression and preservation of legal research which could guide law and policymaking for the future. In this note, Dr. M.P Singh traces the development of the Review since its inception and charts out his vision for the future.