On 28 October 2002, the university's present-day permanent campus was inaugurated by the then Chief Justice of India, B. N. Kirpal. In 2006, NUJS was allotted a plot in Rajarhat, an upscale township, which is being developed by the West Bengal government. Campus Hostels The Salt Lake Campus consists of an academic block and three residential blocks. The latter comprises two, seven-storied halls of residence for girls and boys, and a double-storied faculty accommodation house-cum-guest house. The university's academic block, christened after B.R. Ambedkar, is a four-storied octagonal structure that opens inwardly to a lawn. The building houses classrooms, a library and reading room, two conference halls, offices and an auditorium. NUJS's main campus is located on a plot in Salt Lake City, overseeing the Eastern Metropolitan Bypass. The National Institute of Fashion Technology and the College of Leather Technology border the Campus. The Hyatt Regency and the ITC Sheraton Sonar Bangla, two of Kolkata's largest luxury hotels are situated close to the Campus. The Salt Lake Campus was designed by the architectural firm Ghosh, Bose and Associates, which also designed the Hyatt Regency. NUJS's Rajarhat Campus is yet to be built. No significant construction has been undertaken and the land lies vacant. Admission to the hostels is conducted simultaneously with admission to the university. Canteen The university has a canteen which is run by Little Sisters, a catering service that also serves the Indian Railway Traffic Service. Sports facilities The Salt Lake Campus has limited sports facilities and the university authorities have attempted to compensate for this by arranging a tie-up with the Sports Authority of India, whose sports complex is located a few metres away from the university. The campus has facilities for indoor sports, and has a gymnasium for use by the staff and students. The NUJS hosts a number of inter-college events. The Sports Committee of NUJS organises one of the most popular inter-law college events in the country, known as Invicta. Law colleges from across the country participate in this three-day sports festival, held in January every year. The events forming part of the meet are football, cricket, lawn tennis, athletics, table tennis, basketball, volleyball, badminton, chess, carrom, cycling, and throwball. The events are held at venues around the campus, such as the Sports Authority of India Complex, Bengal Tennis Association complex, Salt Lake Stadium (athletics), as well as the campus itself. Organisation and administration