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DR. RAM MANOHAR LOHIYANATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY, LUCKNOW
CAMPUSRECRUITMENT 2022
ContentsAbout the University
Faculty
Academic Curriculum
Grading
From the Pen of the Batch
Student Committees
Social Responsibility Initiatives
Research Centres and Societies
Flagship Events
Intra University Events
Events Organised During 2017-21
Publications
Co-Curricular Achievements
Internships
Previous Recruiters
Recruitment Process
Travel & Stay | Virtual Facilities
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We, at Dr. Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University, Lucknow primarily focus on inculcating
professionalism in our students that prepares them to become excellent contributors to the society
through this noble profession of being a lawyer. They are the flag bearers of our university's vision of
tackling the various challenges in the legal field. They are accustomed to pushing their limits and are
trained to master the forthcoming challenges in the practical legal sector.
Through the very diverse curriculum, the university aims at providing its students an understanding of
law in its social, economic, political, and scientific contexts, along with multidisciplinary learning
through engaging lectures, workshops, certificate courses, ample faculty interactions, and a state-of-
the-art library.
I proudly present the Batch of 2022, the students of which possess the requisite academic and
professional proficiencies. They have been a symbol of hard work, grit and determination along with
possessing established skills to handle positions of exigencies at your esteemed organisation. With their
outstanding legal acumen, your organisation stands to gain immensely and I wish it to be mutually
beneficial.
I wish them all the very best for this new journey and extend a warm welcome to your reputed
organisation.
FROM THE VICE-CHANCELLOR’S DESK
Prof. Subir K. Bhatnagar,Vice-Chancellor,Dr. Ram Manohar Lohiya National LawUniversity, Lucknow.
The Batch of 2022 has gone through many thorny bushes during COVID-19. In this period, they have
not left any stone unturned to get the fragrance of success in their future life. They have worked hard
by participating in Academic and Co-curricular activities at the University. We have given them the
Bhagwat Geeta's Mantra - play your part well.
In view of our all-out efforts, I have every hope that whatever assignments will be given to them,
they will successfully handle them. Please give a chance to nurture these tomorrow's legal service
providers. We welcome you to assess them and visit this prestigious Temple of legal studies.
God bless all!
MESSAGE FROM PROF. C.M. JARIWALA
Prof. C.M. Jariwala,LL.M. Ph.D. (London)Honorary Professor,Dr. Ram Manohar Lohiya National LawUniversity, Lucknow.
MESSAGE FROMTHE PLACEMENT COMMITTEE
Dr. Kumar Askand Pandey,Chairperson, Internship and Placement Committee,Dr. Ram Manohar Lohiya NationalLaw University, Lucknow
In the mission of creating tomorrow's leaders, we at Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University,
Lucknow are committed to providing our students with a stimulating environment for learning by
integrating theory and practice along with inculcating the culture of determination and diligence in
them which helps them to become significant contributories to the upliftment of our legal system. We
as an institution have always been in favour of the overall development of our students and the
outgoing batch of 2022 is the symbolic representation of the same.
The graduating batch of 2022 is not only a lethal combination of ambition and excellence but also of
outstanding legal acumen and creativity. Their discipline and devotion have brought in laurels for the
institution in various competitions, be it moot courts, debates, negotiation & mediation, etc. Being in
close contact with both academic and practice leaders, our students are ready to step out into the
professional world and assume the array of roles that await them. With this, I feel entitled to present
to you this batch and invite you to the recruitment process of our university.
As the Chairperson of the Internship and Placement Committee, it would be my proud privilege to host
you at RMLNLU and extend to you our warmest hospitality.
Dr. Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University was established by an Act of the Government of Uttar Pradesh in 2005 (U.P.
Act No.28 of 2005). The University is recognised by the Bar Council of India (‘BCI’) and the University Grants Council (‘UGC’). In
the relatively short period of its existence, the University has strived to create proficient, dynamic, and socially responsible legal
professionals and has emerged as one of the leading centres of legal education in the country.
Spread over forty-two acres, the lush green campus provides for state-of-the-art modern infrastructural facilities. Madhu Limaye
Library is one of the best in the country and provides an ideal and intellectually stimulating environment that facilitates excellence in
research and training. The students are also provided on-campus as well as off-campus access to the best legal resources and digital
databases. Recognising the great role of inter-disciplinary research in the legal sphere, the University has established several societies
and research centres for the promotion of research in specific fields of law, providing a perfect synthesis of practical and theoretical
knowledge.
With a total intake of 180 students per year, the University hosts around a thousand students enrolled in its graduate and
undergraduate programs. It offers a five-year integrated B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) program, one-year LL.M. program, one-year postgraduate
diploma courses in Cyber Law, Intellectual Property Rights, and Media Law, Entertainment and Ethics as well as a Ph.D. program
in Law and Humanities. The course structure emphasises on inculcating practical knowledge along with theoretical concepts to enable
the students to gain a deeper understanding of the nuances involved in the study of law.
The University consists of myriad learning experiences leading to the wholesome growth of the students. To create better professionals,
the University encourages its students to participate in its robust system of student committees. From organising various events to
imparting legal aid to the underprivileged, students are at the forefront of every activity, reinforcing the ultimate goal of the
University, to produce leaders with a mind and a heart by improving group dynamics, team management, and organisational skills.
Imbibing the spirit of cultural diversity, the University boasts of a pan-India crowd, which makes it a frontrunner in both academic
and co-curricular activities. The conducive environment in the campus provides a comprehensible learning experience, in turn making
them better team workers, thus producing great future leaders.
The endeavours of the University towards creating a holistic curriculum for legal education are evident by the plethora of achievements
by its students. The alumni of the university are doing exceptionally well in their respective fields and making their presence felt by
holding key positions in both public and the private sector. The laudable achievements of our students and alumni within a short span
of time stand testimony to the pool of skill and talent that this University has nurtured.
ABOUT THE UNIVERSITY
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FACULTY
Prof. (Dr.) C.M. JariwalaHonorary Professor, E-mail: [email protected]
Dr. Visalakshi VegesnaHOD (Department of Legal Studies)Associate Professor (Law)E-mail: [email protected]
Prof. (Dr.) Sanjay SinghProfessor (Sociology) E-mail: [email protected]
Dr. Atul Kumar TiwariAssociate Professor (Law)E-mail: [email protected]
Dr. A. P. SinghAssociate Professor (Law)E-mail: [email protected]
Dr. Manish SinghAssociate Professor (Law),Chief ProctorE-mail: [email protected]
Dr. K. A. Pandey.Associate Professor (Law)E-mail: [email protected]
Dr. Vandana SinghAssociate Professor (History)E-mail: [email protected]
Dr. Amandeep SinghAssistant Professor (Law)E-mail: [email protected]
Prof. M. Zakaria SiddiqiVisiting Professor of Law
Prof. B.B. PandeVisiting Professor of Law
Dr. Ankita Yadav Assistant Professor (Law) E-mail: [email protected]
Dr. Aparna SinghAssistant Professor (Law)E-mail: [email protected]
Mr. Bhanu Pratap Singh Assistant Professor (Law) E-mail: [email protected]
Ms. Isha YadavAssistant Professor (Psychology)E-mail: [email protected]
Dr. (Mrs.) Alka SinghAssistant Professor (English)[email protected]
Dr. Malay PandeyAssistant Professor (Law)E-mail: [email protected]
Dr. Manoj KumarAssistant Professor (Law)E-mail: [email protected]
Dr. Mitali TiwariAssistant Professor (Economics) E-mail: [email protected]
Dr. Samreen HussainAssistant Professor (Law)E-mail: [email protected]
Dr. Abdullah NasirAssistant Professor (Law)E-mail: [email protected]
Mr. Anoop AnandAdjunct Prof. (French Language)E-mail: [email protected]
Dr. Monika SrivastavaAssistant Prof. (Political Science)Email: [email protected]
Ms. Priya AnuraginiAssistant Professor (Law) E-mail: [email protected]
Dr. Prem Kumar GautamAssistant Professor (Law), ProctorE-mail: [email protected]
Dr. Prasenjit KunduAssistant Professor (Law) E-mail: [email protected]
Dr. Rajneesh Kumar YadavAssistant Professor (Law)E-mail: [email protected]
Dr. Shakuntla 'Sangam'Assistant Professor (Law) E-mail: [email protected]
Dr. Shashank ShekharAssistant Professor (Law) E-mail: [email protected]
Dr. Vikas BhatiAssistant Professor (Law)E-mail: [email protected]
Dr. Vipul VinodAssistant Professor (Law) E-mail:[email protected]
Prof. Palu ManojAdjunct Prof. (German Language)
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The University currently offers B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) (five-years integrated programme), LL.M. (One-
year programme), Ph.D., and such other programmes following the prescribed syllabus for each of
the above courses as approved by the Executive Council on the recommendation of the Academic
Council. The Course structure for the batch of 2022 is as follows:
MANDATORY SUBJECTS
ACADEMIC CURRICULUM
Basics of Legislation
Basics of Case Law
Law of Torts
Contract Act
Constitutional Law
Family Law
Taxation
Professional Ethics
Human Rights
Public International Law
Indian Penal Code
Code of Civil Procedure
Administrative Law
Law of Evidence
Law of Property
Intellectual Property Rights
Corporate Law
Code of Criminal Procedure
Banking and Insurance Law
Alternate Dispute Resolution
Environmental law
Cyber Law
Labour Law
International Trade Lw
Drafting,Pleading & Conveyance
Moot Court & Clinical Legal Education
Jurisprudence
BUSINESS LAW HONORS
Competition Law
Securities and Investment Law
Special Contracts
Financial Market Regulations
E- Commerce Law
Merger and Acquisitions
INTERNATIONAL LAW HONORS
International Organisations
International Environmental Law
International Criminal law and
International Criminal Court
Law of Sea and International River
International Dispute Resolution Mechanism
Humanitarian and Refugee law
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS HONORS
Pleading Drafting and Specification Writing
Trade Secret and Technology Transfer
Farmers and Breeders Rights
Other forms of IPR Creation and Registration
IPR in Pharma Industry
IP Management
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CRIMINAL LAW HONORS
Criminal Psychology
International Criminal Law
Offences Against Child and Juvenile Offences
Penology and Victimology
White Collar Crime
Comparative Criminal Procedure
CONSTITUTIONAL LAW HONORS
Indian Federalism
Civil Society and Public Grievances
Citizenship and Immigration Law
Affirmative Action Law
Media and Law
Right to Information
OPTIONAL SUBJECTS
Consumer Protection Law
International Banking and Finance
Land Law (UP)
Law and Economics
Law, Science and Technology
Sports Law
Health and Medicine Law
International Commercial Arbitration
Law and Agriculture
Law and Education
Real Estate Law
Women and Law
SEMINAR COURSES
Law and Morality
Air and Space Law
Disaster Management Law
Legislative Drafting
Natural Resource and Energy Law
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The grading system of the University follows a pointer system, which is operative in the following
manner:
Each course is worth 100 marks. The overall structure of the distribution of marks in a theory-
based course is such that 30 marks are allotted to continuous internal assessment during the
semester, while 70 marks are allotted for the end-semester examinations.
POINT SCALE FOR GRADING AWARD OF GRADES BASED ON ABSOLUTE MARKS
Marks Range (Out of 100) Grade Grade Point
90 -100 O (Outstanding) 10
80-89 A (Distinction) 9
70-79 B (Very Good) 8
60-69 C (Good) 7
50-59 D (Fair) 6
40-49 E (Average) 5
Passed P (Pass) 4
00-39 F (Fail) 3
Each course carries a weightage of 5 credits. Semester Performance Index (SPI) weighs the
average performance in the semester, whereas the CPI weighs the same across the academic
sessions attended/passed so far. A student will be deemed to have completed the requirements for
graduation if he/she has:
a. passed all prescribed courses;
b. CPI > 5.0, a student having any pending F grades will not be allowed to graduate; and
c. has no case of indiscipline pending against him.
GRADING
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FROM THEPEN OF BATCH
The batch of 2022 at Dr. RMLNLU is a group of inspired and hardworking students who have broken
ceilings and have continuously believed in their abilities and have gone ahead and have made society believe in
them as well. The class of 2022, set new boundaries academically and not just in classrooms but beyond
them. The class worked on academic research and committed to causes of Law and Policy which impact the
society and displayed a deep interest in furthering scholastic endeavours but also exhibiting a deep desire to
commit to communities and welfare through the research.
The students worked on multiple outreach programs. They worked as a part of volunteer programs as well to
assist communities in distress over the last two years. The batch displayed a deep sense of responsibility and
ensured their excellence in the classroom is matched by their zeal to work on projects such as Blood Connect,
IDIA, Kautilya Policy Research outside it as well. The University this year worked hard to take learning
online and ensured they continue their excellence in activities such as international debating, mooting and
negotiation and mediation competitions. The batch also worked hard to create communities where they as seniors
would help train their juniors and use these activities as tools of empowerment for the students of the future.
The students have a diverse batch of people interested in different activities and different branches of law. The
students through their constant work have shown immense professional potential and growth. As we near the
end of this journey, our earnest hope is that this growth shines through to you. We hope you will enjoy
acquainting yourself with the batch of young people who believe in themselves and those around them.
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LIFE AT THEUNIVERSITY
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The Internship and Placement Committee is a student-run body, which works under
the able guidance of its faculty advisors to help the students achieve their true
potential. The Committee works towards building new relationships and fostering the
existing ones with the corporate world, by understanding its changing requirements,
and matching them with diverse individual aspirations of the students. The Committee
provides a transparent, credible, and accountable setting between prospective
employers and the students. It is an integral part of the University’s education system
and contributes by organising various personality development and awareness
programs. It works tirelessly to secure internships and placements for the students,
which form an intrinsic part of law school education.
Cultural Committe
COMMITTEES
COMMITTEESRMLNLU aims at producing legal professionals equipped with the skills and vision required to succeed in the
professional world. The University has a dynamic student life with the students playing an important role as
members of various committees and organisations. The committees comprise various stakeholders, ranging from
faculty heads, administrative staff, and student members with each layer contributing to the attainment of the
committees’ objectives. The students and peers organise all the activities and events leading to the overall
development of students. Not only are these committees the best approach to encourage extra-curricular activities but
they are also an excellent way to instill the qualities of teamwork and leadership in the students.
Internship & Placement Committee
The Cultural Committee, Tehzeeb, captures the essence of the culture of Lucknow,
one of the major heritage centres of the country. The Committee has truly lived up to
the city's repute for the promotion of art and culture repeatedly. Besides encouraging
students to take part in cultural events all over the country, the Committee annually
organises a three-day-long cultural extravaganza 'OHR' and provides a platform to
the student community to nurture and showcase their talents in the fields of
dramatics, music, and art. It is also credited for organizing the inter-university
annual fest ‘Riwaayat’, which witnesses the participation of students from across the
country and provides a platform to talent and expression.
Progress in legal scholarship and policy academia necessitates exchange of dialogue
upheld with effective oratory. The Debate and Discussion Committee has been
endeavouring to cultivate an active culture of dialogue and discourse within the
University, ever since its establishment in 2008. Foremost events organized yearly by
the Committee include its flagship tournament - RML Parliamentary Debate, a legal-
themed niche - The Alternative Debate, and National Hindi Debate; witnessing quality
participation of students, scholars and professionals from across the nation and abroad.
Alongside, it organises year-long intra discussion and debating competitions, workshops
and meet-ups in order to provide a platform to the college students to develop, hone and
retain their understanding and skills.
Debate & Discussion Committee
Moot Court CommitteeThe University boasts of laurels secured by its students in national as well as
international moots. The Committee plays an important role in pushing the mooting
culture of the University towards excellence by organizing practice moots and intra-
University moot court competitions based on which various national and
international moots are assigned to teams as per their performance. The Committee
also organizes its flagship event, RMLNLU-SCCOnline International Media Law
Moot Court Competition that witnesses participation from both national and
international universities every year.
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It is a very important part of legal education to think independently and to pen
them down in a manner that others may have an insight into them. The Editorial
team at the Journal Committee publishes RMLNLU Law Review and RMLNLU
Journal on Communication, Media, Entertainment and Technology Law. The
Committee is actively involved in collecting, editing, and improving academic
articles for both the journals. Besides this, the committee runs The RMLNLU
Law Review Blog and the University’s magazine, ‘The Lohiyan Post’. The
Committee also conducts workshops on legal research and writing and is also
responsible in organising the prestigious RMLNLU International Legal Essay
Competition.
COMMITTEES
Journal Committee
Law is widely considered an instrument of social change and improvement.
However, the law becomes futile if the aggrieved are not aware of their rights or
do not have the means to avail remedies. The Legal Aid Committee is manifesting
the dream of our mentor Dr. Ram Manohar Lohiya into reality by working for the
upliftment of the poor and downtrodden. Through camps and campaigns, the
Committee helps and increases awareness of these people while it approaches
leading lawyers to take up pro bono cases for those who seek such help. The
Committee works closely with lawyers and local administration to provide relief
to the needy. The Committee also promotes alternative dispute resolution
procedures by organizing the RMLNLU National Mediation Competition.
Legal Aid Committee
Seminar Committee
Incorporated in 2019, the Seminar Committee is the newest in the RML's portfolio
still it has made its significant presence among the legal fraternity due to its firm
resolve towards enriching academic culture in RML. The Committee organizes
Seminars, Workshops, Lectures & Murals for students with the ultimate goal of
enriching them with profound knowledge and wisdom. The Committee is also
entrusted with the organization of a very prestigious National level Seminar on
behalf of the University. In 2021, the Committee organized a Seminar on the theme
of Law and Technology in light of the rapidly changing nature of technology around
us and its pervasiveness. The Committee has also undertaken to educate the fresher
batch every year regarding the nuances of paper presentation and academic writing,
conducts a competitive Freshers' Seminar Competition "Athena."
Sports Committee
The Sports Committee is tasked with the arduous responsibility of choosing and
training the students to represent the University at various national sports
events. The Committee also organises various sporting events such as football,
cricket, badminton, basketball, table tennis, volleyball, and chess throughout the
year. Sports Committee organizes the University’s three-day annual sports fest,
‘Aavahan’ attracting massive participation from across India with a host of
sporting as well as informal activities. It also organises an intra sports fest
(‘FENZA’) annually bringing a complete dose of thrill, excitement, and energy
and includes Panenka, Sahil Zaidi Memorial Volleyball Tournament, Claim the
Hoop, Lohiya Premier League, Battledore, and Balls of Fury.
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SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
INITIATIVES
LEGAL AID CLINIC
BLOOD CONNECTLUCKNOW
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Legal Aid Clinic of the University was successfully put into operation
by the Legal Aid Committee on August 4, 2015, inaugurated by
Hon’ble Mr. Justice Rakesh Tiwari, Senior Judge, Allahabad High
Court. In furtherance of the spirit of Article 39A of the Indian
Constitution, the Legal Aid Clinic is tasked with the responsibility of
providing easily accessible legal relief to the indigents and the
backward sections of our society. It works as a primary legal centre
where the Para-legal Volunteers (PLVs) from the University provide
basic legal assistance to the people. The thrust is on providing services
like legal advice and assisting in the drafting of notices, replies,
applications, petitions, etc. as per the mandate of the National Legal
Services Authority (NALSA) and provisions of Legal Services
Authorities Act, 1987.
Set up at the university main gate, the Clinic is open for two hours
every day. The clinic also conducts awareness drives at various
targeted areas in and around the city to educate people about their legal
rights and reach out to help them. One of the recently started initiatives
is Project RTI, which aims to fetch information about the various
government policies and organisations, as and when required. The
PLVs managing the clinic are selected through a two-stage recruitment
process. Trainee Paralegal Volunteers are also inducted through a
rigorous interview process to expose and sensitize them to the
significance of ‘Justice for all’.
The Clinic has received, in the past four years, a plethora of cases
ranging from property disputes to transgender rights. Cases related to
labour law, criminal law, and consumer disputes have come before the
Clinic. Several cases have been referred to an able pool of lawyers
working pro bono with the Clinic, and some of the clients were advised
to indulge in mediation.s
In addition, PLVs also work along with the Legal Aid Committee,
RMLNLU by participating in the LAC’s Shiksha initiatives, where
young, underprivileged children are sensitised to basic issues of law.
PLVs have also visited the Lucknow Jail under the Legal Aid
Committee’s Jail Project, ASHA initiative, where under-trial prisoners
are assisted with any possible legal help. The Legal Aid Camp
organized annually in a remote location on the outskirts of Lucknow
has also seen enthusiastic participation by the PLVs, to aid villagers in
both legal and non-legal issues
Social Responsibility Initiatives at the University encourage students to
imbibe the qualities of enlightened leadership, and thereby instil in them
a level of trust and confidence about themselves and the community.
Over the years, the students and faculty at RMLNLU have actively
participated in outreach program initiatives where they contribute their
knowledge, skills, and technical expertise to the community.
BloodConnect Foundation is youth
run organisation aimed at solving the
problem of blood shortage in India.
Launched on 1st April 2010 under
the National Service Scheme wing of
the Indian Institute of Technology
Delhi, the team has been working to
ensure a continuous and sufficient
supply of blood to government blood
banks across India. It has been
engaged in helping those in dire need
of blood through a dynamic, 24x7
helpline system, along with
spreading awareness about the cause
throughout the nation by establishing
a youth network to eliminate the
problem from its root and conducting
voluntary blood donation camps on a
regular basis. BloodConnect,
Lucknow is a relatively new team,
with its first RMLNLU inductions
taking place in 2016. Despite being a
relatively new team, Bloodconnect
Lucknow has been doing a
tremendous job at the National level
and most of the volunteers
(belonging to the University) have
contributed to BloodConnect in ways
more than one. From giving the
foundation its President, Executive,
Vice President and City Presidents (
all RMLNLU students),
BloodConnect Lucknow has come a
long way, saving hundreds of lives,
and has collected about 1000 units of
blood in Lucknow during this
pandemic itself.
Law schools across the country have, for long, been condemned for the lack of representation of students from
the non-elite groups. It is to address this issue that IDIA came into being, i.e. to provide the underprivileged
students with the required resources and financial help that they fall short on. The UP Chapter of the IDIA has
been actively getting students from all across the state of Uttar Pradesh and training them under its programme.
From accommodation to training and mock tests, the students are supported on every front during their
preparation. The chapter also organises fundraising events in the University independently and in collaboration
with the student committees of the University. The team heads to both Government and private schools of
Lucknow and nearby areas to sensitise the students and create awareness regarding CLAT and other competitive
law entrance examinations. Tackling the disruptions caused by COVID-19, IDIA volunteers raised to the
occasion and sensitised more than 500 students about law as a career option through online mode. The team
reached out to several schools across length and breadth of Uttar Pradesh and conducted virtual sensitisations in
over 20 schools. Even fundraising events were organised online to support the trainees.
The Legal Aid Camp is the primary initiative of the Legal
Aid Committee and the Legal Aid Clinic. In furtherance of
this endeavour, the students go on pre-camp visits in
various districts near Lucknow and identify problems of
the people living there. According to the problems
encountered, a district/village is chosen to set up a camp
and then in collaboration with District Legal Services
Authority, Block Development Officer, etc. legal help to
the residents of rural areas of our society is provided. The
Committee also provides for basic health amenities and
then this camp is succeeded by various follow-up camps to
ensure that the help provided has benefitted the people.
The Legal Aid Committee under the Shiksha
initiative collaborates with various charity
institutions, schools, and institutions working for
the welfare of the children and imparting basic
education. The topics are varied depending on the
age group of the children to be addressed and
include basic features of the constitution,
sensitization initiatives like road safety,
environment protection, and sanitation, etc. In
furtherance of this endeavour, the Legal Aid
Committee has collaborated with several
organisations during the past year.
The initiative was launched to foster research and
training in the police department. Under this
initiative, students and faculty members of the
University designed research activities for the
police officers and assist them in understanding
the relevant rules and regulations. It also aims to
help the investigating officers and police to update
their knowledge about legal issues while gaining
an insight into the jurisprudence of law.
THE LEGAL AID CAMP PROJECT SHIKSHA
POLICE- ACADEMIAINTERACTION FORUM
IDIA ( Increasing Diversity by Increasing Accessto Legal Education), UP Chapter
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PROJECT ASHALegal Aid Committee started a prison project namely
Project Asha with the help of District Legal Services
Authority (‘DLSA’) in which students from the university
visit the prison to make the prisoners aware of their rights
and duties. These students undergo classroom training in
law on prison rights and criminal procedure, in general.
This project aims to fight for the justice of prisoners,
where despite the offer of free legal aid, the benefits of the
scheme fail to reach many poor prisoners. The Committee
regularly sends some of its members to the Lucknow
Central Prison where they inquire about ongoing trials of
the prisoners and conduct a survey about other factors.
Based on reports prepared by visiting members, further
legal aid is provided in association with the DLSA.
RESEARCH CENTRES AND
SOCIETIES
The Centre for Criminal Justice Administration was established in the
year 2008. It aims to dichotomously promote students’ and researchers’
interest and influence in the academic discipline and practical application of
criminal law. Right from its inception, the CCJA collaborated with the
Bureau of Police Research and Development, Ministry of Home Affairs,
Government of India to conduct a series of training and sensitisation
programmes for Prison officials from across the country. CCJA also
organised several national seminars on issues of contemporary relevance
such as cyber crimes, terrorism, etc. In the year 2010 itself, CCJA
undertook a major research project to study the prosecution system in
Uttar Pradesh and its report submitted in 2012 made policy
recommendations for overhauling the prosecution apparatus. This research
project was sponsored by the Department of Higher Education,
Government of Uttar Pradesh. Further, under the aegis of the National
Commission for Protection of Child Rights, Government of India, CCJA
had organised a regional consultation of the states of North India for
making recommendations and suggestions on the draft Bill that was later
enacted into the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act, 2012. In
collaboration with the Directorate of Prosecution, Uttar Pradesh, a series
of training and capacity building programmes were started by CCJA in
2011-2012. The CCJA is also working on a UNICEF-sponsored mega-
project since the year 2016 for strengthening Child Protection System in
Uttar Pradesh. The student members of CCJA are also engaged in
carrying out research and consultancy projects assigned by the Directorate
of Prosecution, Uttar Pradesh in the year 2019-2020. The Centre also
manages a blog that accepts academically-oriented submissions, both in the
sole discipline of criminal law or intertwined with other socio-legal
disciplines, on a rolling basis from members of the legal fraternity.
CENTRE FOR CRIMINAL JUSTICEADMINISTRATION (‘CCJA’)
The Society aims to provide
students with a platform to hone
their skills while debating
different motions. The objective
of the Society is to offer a
challenging and rewarding
debating experience to students
while teaching critical and
strategic thinking skills, high-
quality research, and argument
framing. These pedagogical
objectives subsequently produce
competitive debate teams. The
Society seeks to create a
teamwork environment where
students learn to work for their
own improvement as well as the
success of their peers.
DEBATING SOCIETY(‘DEBSOC’)
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Conceptualized by Excellence Enablers, Finsec Law Advisors, and
Association for Development of Securities Market (‘ADSM’), the objective
of FILSIP is to simplify the financial sector laws in India. Originally
drafted a long time ago, or inelegantly drafted in recent times, the laws
require coherence and simplicity so that they are better understood and
easily complied with. FILSIP aims to simplify and rationalize these laws to
enable their better understanding by various stakeholders. The primary
exercise of FILSIP, i.e., simplification and redrafting of the financial
sector laws is executed by the student volunteers from our university
under the guidance of the Organisers. Aimed at the holistic development of
the students, FILSIP is a blend of knowledge-based and skill-based
education where the students inclined towards the financial sector are
committed to improve the state of the regulatory architecture and
contribute meaningfully to the financial laws. The project aims to simplify
the laws through repositioning of text, elimination of and by suggesting
changes to the existing regulations based on their understanding of the
law, economics, and the existing financial environment.
FINANCIAL LAWS SIMPLIFICATIONPROJECT (‘FILSIP’)
The Society organises various
sessions of discussions and
lectures for students to equip
themselves with contemporary
aspects of company law and its
allied fields, including
competition law and insolvency
and bankruptcy law. The
Society opens its doors to
students of all batches to
acquaint them with the core
concepts of the subject as well
as to update the students of
various amendments and
contemporary rulings. By
organising guest lectures, the
society aims to provide the
students with all-round
exposure to the current
scenarios and introduce to
students the subject through the
minds of various professionals
who have already established
themselves in the field.
SOCIETY FOREXCELLENCE INCORPORATE ANDCOMPETITION LAW(‘SECCL’)
SOCIETY FOR EXCELLENCE INARBITRATION LAW (‘SEAL’)The Society was formed with an aim to promote academic discourse in the
field of arbitration. It regularly organises lectures and discussion sessions
on various issues of arbitration. The Society through its arbitration
updates, allows students to get a grasp of the prevalent disputes and legal
questions. To promote legal scholarship in arbitration, the Society also
runs a blog, RMLNLU Arbitration Law Blog. The blog is well-known
among the legal fraternity and has been ranked as one of the best
arbitration blogs in the world.
SOCIETY FOR EXCELLENCE IN CONSTITUTIONAL LAW ANDPUBLIC POLICY (‘SECLPP’)The Society consists of Constitutional Law enthusiasts who aid the society in organising spirited sessions on trending
constitutional law and public policy issues. The Society is also entrusted with the management of the RMLNLU
Constitutional Law and Public Policy Blog, organising various competitions and inviting dignitaries for guest
lectures. The purpose of the Society is to infuse a sense of passion for the subject and develop the fundamental and
elemental knowledge of how constitutional law and public policy play an imperative role in shaping the society
through not only theoretical classroom education but also a more hands-on approach.
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FLAGSHIP EVENTS
AAVAHANOrganised by the Sports Committee of the University,
Aavahan is the most awaited annual inter-university sports
fest of the year. Earlier known by the name of SPOCULIT,
which was an amalgamation of Sports-Culture-Literary
events, Aavahan, started in the year 2014. Since then, it
has been receiving participation from various universities
across the country. The event features various indoor and
outdoor sports competitions and witnesses enthusiastic
participation for three days.
RMLNLU SCC ONLINEINTERNATIONAL MEDIALAW MOOT COURTCOMPETITIONOrganised by the Moot Court Committee of the
University in association with SCC Online, the
RMLNLU-SCC Online International Media Law
Moot Court Competition is an annual event on
campus. Started in 2013, it aims to foster legal
acumen in the vigorously prospering field of
International Media Law and garner interest
from students nationwide. The competition,
boasting of highly proficient and eminent panel
of judges, has seen an enormous level of
participation from Law Schools and Universities
all over India, with participation from
international universities since 2017.
The Debate and Discussion Committee of the
University organizes the Ram Manohar Lohiya
Parliamentary Debate, one of the biggest
national-level Asian parliamentary debates
annually. Started in 2013, the traditional 3-on-3
Asian Parliamentary Debate sees lively
participation from over 40 teams and 60
adjudicators from all over India and boasts of
appreciable prize money, great hospitality, and
greater fun.
RAM MANOHAR LOHIYAPARLIAMENTARY DEBATE
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The Cultural Committee of the
University, Tehzeeb successfully
organised the third edition of its
flagship event Riwaayat in 2020.this
year. The three-day fest witnessed a
brilliant concoction of music, dance,
and creative arts. Various mega-
events like Spring Muse, the Fashion
Show, and Thunderstruck (the
Battle of Bands), Dance and Music
competitions, Stage Play, Quiz,
Nukkad Natak were organized.
Celebrity Vipul Goyal added grace to
the festival by his amazing sense of
humour and comedy .Representing
creative fervor and rich Awadhi
culture, the fest witnessed
unbelievable participation and
became a platform for the talented
participants coming from various
universities across the country.
RIWAAYAT
Manthan is the flagship event organised by the Internship & Placement
Committee annually, where leading experts from varied fields like Corporate,
Litigation, and Academia share their experience on different career
prospects with the students and help them understand various aspects and
areas of the legal world and help them formulate their career plans
accordingly. It brings together industry icons and engages the students
constantly with various competitions including Mock Personal Interviews,
Group Discussions, and Online Assessment Tests. The event serves as a
forum where the Committee acts as a bridge between the student community
and the prospective recruiters, thus helping the students in choosing a career
option while also equipping them for future challenges ahead.
RMLNLU NATIONALMEDIATIONCOMPETITION
The Journal Committee has to its
credit seven editions of its
International Legal Essay
Competition known as RMLNLU
International Legal Essay
Competition (‘RILEC’). It began in
2013 with the theme of ‘Space Law’
and has continued to conduct
competition on areas of international
law of contemporary relevance. For
its seventh edition, the Journal
Committee collaborated with Centre
for Trade and Investment Law,
Indian Institute of Foreign Trade to
organise a conference on
'International Trade Law'.
RMLNLUINTERNATIONALLEGAL ESSAYCOMPETITION
Organized by the Debate and
Discussion Committee, the Ram
Manohar Lo hiya National Hindi
Debate has in fourfour editions
become one of the most sought-after
Hindi debates by the participants in
the country. It is organized every
year in the month of September,
with participants trickling in from
various parts of the country, from
legal and non-legal backgrounds
alike.
The Legal Aid Committee of the University in
association with Eastern Book Company and
SCC Online organises the RMLNLU National
Mediation Competition, which is one of the
biggest national-level ADR competitions. The
teams participating comprise both mediators
and negotiators, with prizes being given out
for both the categories. The sixth edition of the
Competition, having the greatest minds of the
legal industry and mediation experts as the
judges, was held in January 2020 and
witnessed participation from law schools from
around the country.
RAM MANOHARLOHIYA NATIONALHINDI DEBATE
MANTHAN
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The Sports Committee organises an
Intra University sports fest called
Fenza, which is a package of various
sports competitions like football,
volleyball, cricket, badminton, and table
tennis. The fest witnesses massive
participation from across the five
batches of the University bringing a
complete dose of thrill, excitement, and
energy.
Besides organizing legal essay competitions and publishing the
RMLNLU Law Review, the Journal Committee of the university also
organizes an Intra University Literary Fest called 'EOS’, the
personification of dawn, as per Greek mythology. As dawn drives
away the darkness, the events shed light on various aspects of culture
that are popularly overlooked and need to be celebrated. The annual
event is organised every year and is spread over an entire week. The
main highlights of this event are Judgment Writing, Turncoat, Quiz,
Treasure Hunt, and Legal Writing Workshops.
This intra-University political
debate organized by the Debate
and Discussion Committee
started in 2013. A unique bi-
lingual format involving political
debate with participants being
divided into groups representing
various political views across
the country with the purpose of
encouraging free political
dialogue among students, to
inculcate a spirit of discussion in
the university, and to provide a
stage for the constructive
consideration of political
ideologies.
INTRA UNIVERSITY EVENTS
EOS
FENZA
OHRThe Cultural Committee organizes an Intra University cultural festival
named 'OHR', meaning 'light' in Hebrew. True to its name, the two-
day festival fills the University with light and activity as the entire
university comes together to participate in it. Committee successfully
organized eighth edition virtually like Mad-Ads competition, music
competition, funky hairdo, dance, theatre, face painting, and movie
making, the festival allows each student the opportunity to explore and
display their talents.
SATTA
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EVENTS ORGANISED DURING 2017-2021
Panel discussion on “Jammu and Kashmir: Issues, Challenges, and Solutions with special references to Article
35A and Article 370” by Mr. Jagdeep Dhankar, Advocate, Supreme Court, and Mr. Sushil Pandit, Human
Rights Activist.
Panel Discussion on “Emergence of India as an Arbitration hub with special emphasis on 2018 amendment” by
Mr. Anish Wadia, Solicitor Advocate, Arbitration & Counsel, Mr. I. Veeraraghavan, Arbitrator in HKIAC,
CIETAC, BAC, RCAKL, CRCICA, ICADR, ICA, SHIA, CIDRA, and Mr. Vikas Mahendra, MCIARB, Partner
at Keystone Partner.
Panel Discussion on “Practice guidelines for Intellectual Property Protection and Litigation” by Ms. Bhavya
Goyal, IP Attorney, Khurana & Khurana and Dr. Pawan Kumar Pandey, Deputy Registrar of Trade Marks,
Trade Marks Registry, Delhi.
Legal Negotiators Workshop by Dr. Claudia Wrinkler, Founder trainer of the Negotiation Academy.
Workshop on Human Rights by Prof. Robert Wintemute, Professor of Human Rights Law, School of Law, Kings
College London.
Seminar on the theme “Law and Truth: A Miniaturised Genealogy” by Prof. Jorge Cerdio, Head of Law
Department & Director of Access to Justice Centre, Instituto Technologico Autonomo de Mexico, ITAM
University, Mexico.
One day Workshop on Right to Information by Sri. Sandeep Pandey, social activist and Ramon Magsaysay award
winner.
Interactive Session with Mr. Chris Parsons,
Talk session on “Why International Law Matters for India?” by Dr. Aniruddha Rajput, Member,
Talk Session on “The Role of Youth in Human Rights Activism” by Senior Campaigner Activism, Amnesty
International India.
Talk session on “Introduction to Military Justice System, Understanding Army Laws and Intricacies of SSB” by
Col. B.P. Singh, First directly Commissioned Officer, Judges Advocate General.
Talk Session on “Planning Career in In-House” by Mr. Prateek Srivastav, Regional Legal Manager, Hindustan
Unilever.
Two-day lecture on Labour Law and Criminal Law by Prof. B.T. Kaul, Chairperson, Vivekanand School of Law
and Legal Studies.
Special Lecture on “How to Prepare for Advanced Law Study in the world's best law schools” by Mr. Heather
Wallick, CEO at Wallick Global Consultant.
Chairman, India Practice, Herbert Smith Freehills.
UN International Law Commission.
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Two-day seminar-cum- lecture conducted by Mr. Vikram Raghavan, lead Counsel World Bank.
National Workshop on “Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016” by Insolvency And Bankruptcy Board of India
and Insolvency Professional Agency of the Institute of Cost Accountants of India.
Special Lecture on Trade Law and International Relations by Ms. Fatima A. Quraishi, Consultant at the World
Bank.
Special lecture on Criminal law by Prof. Mrinal Satish, Professor, National Law Unicersity, Delhi.
Special lecture on “women equality” by Prof. Roop Rekha Verma, Former Vice-Chancellor Lucknow University.
Special lecture of Competition Law by Mr. Ravi Gangal, Associate at AZB & Partners, Mumbai.
Special lecture on “Practical Aspects of Filing Patent and Trademark Applications under Industrial Property
Agreements” by Ms. Richa Pandey, Patent Attorney and Partner, Krishna & Saurashtri.
Guest lecture on “Are regional trade agreements likely to erode WTO’s central place to world trade governance”
by Mr. James J. Nedumpara, Professor, Head, CTIL, IIFT.
Guest Lecture on “Antitrust Concerns in the Commodity Market” by Mr. Sriraj Venkatasamay, Joint Director
(Law), Competition Commission of India.
Guest lecture on “Emergence of Institutional Arbitration” by Mr. Abhileen Chaturvedi, Senior Associate at
Economic Law Practice.
Guest lecture on “Minority Shareholders over Minority Shareholders: A Way Out” by Mr. Dhruv Seth, Partner at
Seth & Associates.
Guest lecture on “Crime on Board and Aviation Security: Regulatory Framework” by Dr. Divya Tyagi, Assistant
Professor of Law, Gujarat National Law University.
Guest Lecture on “Mergers & Acquisition & Private Equity” by Mr. Prateek Mohapatra, Associate Partner, Algo
Legal.
Guest Lecture on “Media & Democracy” by Dr. Geetu Singh, Associate Professor of Law, SRM University.
Guest Lecture on “Career in Civil Services”, by Mr. Himanshu Khatri, Asst. Commissioner, Custom and Central
Excise Department.
Guest Lecture on “CV Building, Personal Interview and Group Discussion” by Mr. Krishna Venkat, Founding
Partner Anoma Legal.
Guest lecture on “Decoding MBA after Law School”, by Mr. Surya Pratap Singh, Director, Fundamakers.
Workshop on the topic of "How to draft a Legal Resume”, by Ms Aashna Jain, Associate Attorney, Dua
Associates.
Guest Lecture on “LLM Application and Scholarships”, by Mr. Pranjal Doshi, Associate, Platinum Partners.
Founder, LLM Wizards.
Online certificate course on “Fashion law and IPR”, by Ms. Namrata Pahwa, Advocate, Delhi High Court.
Guest Lecture on “Getting into a Law Firm”, by Mrs. Jyoti Bhardwaj, Principal Associate, Cyril Amarchand
Mangaldas.
Guest Lecture on “Intricacies of working in a PSU”, by Dr. Harendra Kishore, Retired General Manager
(Personnel and Industrial Relations) of Coal India Ltd.
Guest Lecture on “How to go about litigation?” by Mr. Parijat Kishore, Advocate on Record, the Supreme Court
of India.
Informational Session on the “LLM Program, School of Law - Northeastern University, Boston, USA”, by Ms.
Namrata Bhutan, Consultant-Recruitment & Marketing for NUSL for South Asia and Ms. Meaghan Maher,
Associate Director of Admissions and Marketing, LLM and International Programs at NUSL.
Four Day Online certificate course on “Drafting and Negotiating Commercial Contracts”, by Mr. Bhumesh
Verma, Managing Partner, CorpComm Legal.
CV Building Workshop by Ms. Debolina Saha Narayanan, founder of “Internship Bank”.
In-House Counsel Session on “What It Takes: Career as a Corporate Counsel”, by Mr. Sudeep Shrivastava,
Senior Legal Counsel, Task Us.
Guest Lecture on “Careers in Real Estate: With special emphasis on the UP Real Estate Sector”, by Ms. Divya
Malcolm, Founder, Malcolm and Malcolm Advocates.
Webinar on Revamping Legal Infrastructure in Uttar Pradesh (in collaboration with The Law Culture) by Mr
Brajesh Pathak, Hon’ble Minister of Law, State of UP.
Webinar on Handling and coping with anxiety and stress by Dr Anupama Bajaj.
AALI Youth webinar-II and webinar -III by team AALI.
Session on Practical aspects of mediation by Ms. Gunvathi Subraminiam.
Session on Fundamentals of Mediation by Adv. Anubhav Banerjee.
Session on Legal Aid in Contemporary India (in collaboration with The Law Culture) by Mr. Bhagirath Verma.
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Session: Women Participation in Judiciary by Justice Gyan Sudha Misra and Ms Kanika Singh.
Webinar on Career challenges as a criminal lawyer in India by Mr. Tanvir Ahmed Mir.
Certificate Course on Mediation and Litigation by Mr Andrew Miller QC.
Online session on 'Evolution of Legal Education in India' by Dr. Pinky Anand, Sr. Adv Supreme Court of India (
Former ASG).
Article Writing Competition on 'Drawing a line between dissent, negative constitutionalism and Public
Orderremembering Chauri Chaura Incident'.
8th RMLNLU International Legal Essay Writing Competition and Conference on Financial Regulatory Laws in
collaboration with Regstreet Law Advisors.
IPR Lecture Series by Prof V.K Ahuja on “ Indian Patent Law and Right to Health”.
National Symposium on “ Reservation Policy in Contemporary India: Scope, Necessity and Challenge” by Prof. (
Dr.) M.P. Singh, Justice D.K Upadhyay ( Allahabad High Court) and Prof. V.S Mishra ( BHU).
Symposium on “ Judicial Appointments: Transparency and Accountability”. Chief Justice for the Symposium was
Hon’ble Justice Vivek Chaudhary ( Allahabah High Court).
Organized Quiz Competition on the theme ‘ Integrity – A way of life’.
Online Special lecture by Pranav N Lekhi, head Cambridge IACTHR Project.
Online Session titled “Appointment of Arbitrators : Law and Procedure” by Dr. Amit George.
Online lecture series titled, 'Constitutional Vision of Access to Justice' by were Justice Swatanter Kumar (Retd.),
Sr. Adv. Aishwarya Bhati, Adv. Apar Gupta, Adv. Shadan Farasat, Adv. Gautam Bhatia and Adv. Devdutta
Mukhopadhyay.
Online session on the topic "Facebook - Jio Deal by Prof. Rahul Singh.
Online session on "Lawyering Abroad: International Perspective" by Advocate Rohan Bilimoria.
Paper Presentation Competition 'Athena'.
Virtual National Seminar in Law and Technology : Issues and Perspectives.
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PUBLICATIONS
“The Sabarimala Verdict: In the conflict of customs and law, which one should prevail?” published in
International Journal of Law Management & Humanities (IJLMH).
“Indian Criminal Justice System and Human Rights” published in International Journal of Advance Research and
Development
“POCSO and the age of consensual sex in India” published in HNLU Journal of Law and Social Science - 2018
“Prospects of Blockchain based Evidence in India” published in International Review of Law and Technology,
Vol 1, Issue 1 - 2020
“Health and Legislative Systems: Preparedness in times of Pandemic with emphasis on India's approach”
published in International Journal on Law and Policy Research - 2020
“6th of February to find a reason in religion: how Islam and Art. 25 jibe against Female Genital Mutilation”,
NLIU Law Review, Vol. VIII, Issue 2
“Forced Joinder/Intervention of Third Parties in Arbitration: Violation of Party Autonomy?” Delhi Law Review,
Vol. VI, 85-102 (2018-19)
“Validity of Life imprisonment with remission (Union of India v. Sriharan)” published in Chander Prabhu Jain
Law Journal, 2019, Volume IX, ISSN 0976-3562
“Marital Rape in Droit Penale” published in Indian Law Journal on Crime and Criminology [ILJCC] online ISSN:
2456-7280
“A tryst of Digital economy with Competition Law: an Indian perspective” published in Indian Competition Law
Journal, NLUJ [vol 5] 2020
“Going One Step Further: Curbing the Menace of Accommodation Entries” published in Journal of Taxation and
Regulatory Framework, Volume 2 Issue 2
“Bullying-a psycho-legal study” published in International Multilingual Journal, 2018
JOURNALS
CONTRIBUTIONS TO EDITED VOLUMES“Confronting The Legal Validity of Uttar Pradesh Love Jihad Law” published in a book titled “Global Thoughts
and Opinions edited by Hon'ble Justice A.K. Sikri and Prof. Dr. N.K. Chakrabarti bearing ISBN No. 978-81-
947778-5-4
“Summons: An Insight into Important Provision, Suggestions for Better and Speedy Disposal of Summons”
published in a book titled “Global Thoughts and Opinions on the Potential Importance of Civil Laws” having
ISBN No. - 978-81-941524-4-6.
“The Medical Errors in Rape Laws”, Forthcoming Book on Health Laws published by Thomson Reuters.
“From ‘Supreme Court of India’ to ‘Supreme Court for India’ wherefore conceiving rights of voiceless!”
Forthcoming edited book, National Law University, Ranchi, India
“Case analysis of the Aarey Judgment: need for rectifications?” Forthcoming edited book, Environmental Law in
the 21st Century, Blue Rose Publishers, India
“Housing Crisis: Justice Beyond Insolvency and RERA” published by the Centre for Accountability and
Systematic Change (CASC), 2019
“Cyber Crimes: Where the Jurisdiction lies?” to be published in a Book titled Cyber Crime and Cyber Safety:
Socio Legal Implications authored by Ms. Ekta Sood, Asst. Prof. at Chandigarh University
BLOGS“How COVID-19 might affect Arbitration in India” published in the ICRAP Blog
“IBC in the COVID-19 Era: An Impact” published in GJLE Blog, GNLU Centre for Law and Economics
“China and US Rivalry: Is this a start of a novel Cold War” published in Insights Blog of Young Australians in
International Affairs
“Impact of COVID-19 on International Economy” published in countercurrents.org
"Homophobic Courts – Reviewing Ong Ming Johnson & Choong Chee Hong v. Attorney General" published in
The PCLS Blog, HNLU Raipur
"Disparities in the legal position of BCCI" published in the Constitutional Law Club, NUSRL Ranchi
“Is There a Future for the Arbitrability of Trusts in India?” published in GNLU SRDC ADR Magazine
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"Emergence of OTT market in India: Regulatory and censorship issues" published in Tech Law Forum, NALSAR
“Democracy in Crisis: A Critique of India’s Judiciary and the State Machinery’s response to the Indian Migrant
Crisis” published in Oxford Political Review
"Home Run of Baseball Arbitration" published in RMLNLU Arbitration Law Blog
“Exclusive Jurisdiction of the Seat Court: Yet Another Twist in the Tale” published in RMLNLU Arbitration
Law Blog
“Retrospective application of the Fifth Schedule of the Arbitration & Conciliation Act, 1996” published in
RMLNLU Arbitration Law Blog
“A Duty to Creditors: A much needed expansion of Section 166” published in Taxmann Blog
“Extra Judicial Killings in the Indian Context” published on Indian Journal on Law and Public Policy Blog
“Right to privacy of unmarried couples vis-a-vis Immoral Traffic Prevention Act” published in CALQ, National
Law University, Jodhpur
“The Never-Ending Drama Behind Section 135 of Companies Act, 2013” in CSR Journal
“Police Brutality and Impunity in India” published in LSE Social Policy Blog.
“Colossal Failure of Governance: India's COVID Lockdown” published in International Policy Digest Blog
(2020)
“Arbitration & Conciliation (Amendment) Act, 2015: The Legislative Anomaly in Correlation Between Section
11 and Section 42” published in ICLRAP Blog
“Just Desert: The Need to Revamp Sentencing In India” published in CRL Review
"The Insolvency versus Arbitration debate: NCLT adds to the conundrum"[published in Taxmann.com.
"Two-tier Arbitration in India: An unclear path"published in India Corp Law
“Ex-Post Facto Approvals: The Changing Game of Environmental Clearances” published in Vidhi Mitra Legal
Aid Cell of DNLU
“USA’s Invocation of Taipei Act Amidst Covid-19 Outbreak” published in SIPL NUJS
“Healthcare And Economic Policies Of India: The Deteriorating Condition of Health Standards” published in
Samvidhi
“Future of consolidated insolvency resolution” published in CBCL Blog, NLIU
“Grant of Interim Measures by an Arbitral Tribunal: No Relief in Excess of Prayer” published in Taxmann Blog
“Human Rights amid COVID-19: Solutions to combat an Alternative Crisis” published in Economics Law and
Social Sciences Review [ELSR]
“Prisoner Disenfranchisement: India Needs a Middle Ground” published in Jurist, University of Pittsburgh
“Competition Policy amid Covid-19” published in LiveLaw
“COVID-19: Decoding the Legal Framework for Pandemics Control” published in LiveLaw
“Anti-CAA Protests: Legality of Using Force to Clamp Down Protests” published in LiveLaw
“Indus Biotech v Kotak: Supreme Court on Arbitrability of Insolvency Disputes” Indian Arbitration Blog
(Koinos)
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“Intercepting China’s ‘old’ deceits” published in Oxford Political Review
“Indian Sex Workers during COVID-19” published in Dublin Law and Politics Review
“Reversing Obamacare Transgender protections” published in London School of Economics Social Policy Blog
“Abandoning Climate refugees: A crime against humanity under International Criminal Law?” published in
Georgetown University Undergraduate Law Review Blog
“USA’s Invocation of Taipei Act Amidst Covid-19 Outbreak” published in Society of International Law and
Policy, NUJS
“Leaving IBC in the Lurch: Issues unattended by NCLAT” published in JSW-BPSL
“Corporate Social Responsibility in view of COVID-19: Confusions and Challenges” published in IRCCL
“Does Purpose Under Article 25(3)(c) Have any Purpose? Analysis of the Mens Rea Standard for Accessorial
Liability in the Rome Statute” published in International Law Blog, London
“Has the CCI Finally Considered Data Concerns while addressing Competition Issues?” published in NUALS
CCLP Newsletter, Volume 1 Issue 2
“Reliance Jio – Facebook Merger- The Big Task before the CCI” published in Gujarat Journal of Law &
Economics
“Mandatory Consultation as Recourse to Settle the Tussle between TRAI and CCI” published in India Corp Law
“NCLT’s Incapability to Analyze the Validity of a Foreign Decree: Is this so?” NUALS IBC e-Newsletter,
Volume VIII, 29
“Analysing the Validity of a Post-dated Transaction of a Loan u/s 185 of the Companies Act 2013,” published in
Taxmann Blog
“Videocon Case: The Doctrine of Substantial Consolidation” at India Corp Law Blog
“Covid-19 and Insolvency Laws: Steps Taken and Way Forward” published in The Contemporary Law Forum
Blog
“Health and Legislative Systems: Preparedness in Times of Pandemic with Emphasis on India’s Approach”
published in International Journal of Law and Policy Review Vol.9 No.2 Jul 2020 ISSN (O): 2278-3156
“Police brutality and impunity in India” published in London School of Economics, Social Policy Blog
“Extra-Judicial Killings in the Indian Context” published in Indian Journal of Law and Public Policy
“Colossal Failure of Governance: India’s Covid Lockdown” published in International Policy Digest
“National Mineral Policy 2019: An Analysis” published in The RMLNLU Law Review Blog
“Analysing the Regulation of Mineral Clause (National Mineral Policy 2019) in Terms of Vigilante Forces and
precedents” Indian Journal of Law and Public Policy.
“Regulation of Content on Social Media: Strict Approach or Liberal” published in Indian Journal of Law and
Public Policy.
“RTI Amendment Bill: An attempt to curtail the Right” published in National Law University, Odisha
“White Collar Crimes: Felony under the Corporate Veil” published in Centre for Criminal Law, National Law
University, Ranchi
“Do Indian Courts Face A Dilemma in Interpreting Hate Speech?” published in Economics and Political Weekly
“Do Indian Courts Face A Dilemma in Interpreting Hate Speech?” published in EPW Engage
“Why am I under CCTV Surveillance?” published in The Journal of Indian Law and Society Blog, WBNUJS
“A Case of Recognizing the Pitfalls in Section 42A of the Indian Arbitration Act” published in Society for
Excellence in Arbitration Law
“Ex-Post Facto Approvals: The Changing Game of Environmental Clearances” published in Vidhi Mitra Legal
Aid Cell, DNLU
“Repercussions of Lockdown on Migrants Workers” published in Manupatra
“Reassessment Proceedings under Section 147 of the Income Tax Act” published in IRCCL
“The Cognizance of the Right to Equality of the LGBTQ community: With reference to Impediment by section
377 IPC” published in ‘RMLNLU Constitutional Law and Public Policy Blog
"A Right to Life amidst COVID-19: non-existent for Palestinian prisoners in Israel” published in OXPR
“Abandoning Climate Refugees: A “Crime Against Humanity” Under International Criminal Law?” published in
Georgetown Law Review
“Selective Hiring Of 'Dom' Caste Amid Pandemic in West Bengal: The Casteist Attack On The Constitution”
published in LiveLaw
“Abortion Rights of female in India- A Step forward or backwards?” published in Centre for Disability Studies
and Health Laws NLU, Assam.
“Can Writ jurisdiction of the High Court be invoked during the Arbitration Process?” published in the ICLRAP
Blog.
“Analysing Consumer Protection Bill, 2019” published in IJLPP Blog
“Supreme Court on the reference of non-signatory foreign company to
its Indian affiliate’s arbitration” published in Society for Excellence in
Arbitration Law
“To Refer or Not to Refer: Non-Signatories to an arbitration
agreement” published in Society for Excellence in Arbitration Law
“Maintainability of writ petition under Article 226 in presence of
Alternate Adjudicatory Mechanism” published in MANUPATRA
“Human Rights Amid Covid: Solution to combat the crisis” published
in ELS Review
“Insider Trading: An Imperceptible Crime of Indian Securities Market”
published in TaxGuru
R M L N L U ' 2 2 P A G E 2 2
Winner, Paper Presentation, Research Paper titled “How
Islam and Article 25 jibe against Female Genital
Mutilation”, at NLIU- India Foundation Constitutional Law
Symposium organised by National Law Institute University,
Bhopal
Best Student Presenter for Paper titled “Cyber Laws
Addressing Data Breaches: Is the future legislation a
watchful guardian or a Dangerous Servant?” in the National
Seminar on Cyber Crime and Cyber Warfare 2020,
organized by CSCLS, Symbiosis Law School, Hyderabad
Best Speaker, Research paper titled “Judiciary is not the
Panacea of all Ills” at the National Conference on Women as
Agents of Change
Introduction to International Criminal Law from Case Western Reserve University
Psychological First Aid from John Hopkins University
Right to Information Act by Enhelion
Competition Law of India by Rostrum Legal
Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 by Indian Institute of Insolvency Professionals of the Institute of Cost
Accountants of India
Course on the Relationship between Litigation and Mediation by Mr. Andrew Miller QC, 2 Temple Gardens UK"
Distance learning "General Course on Intellectual Property" by WIPO
WIPO, WHO, WTO EXECUTIVE COURSE: Promoting Access to Medical Technologies and Innovation - The
Intersections Between Public Health, Intellectual Property and Trade
Certificate course on Commercial Mediation Competition Mastery Lex 2021 by Mediator Academy
CERTIFICATE COURSES
SEMINARS/PAPER PRESENTATIONS
ESSAY COMPETITIONSFirst Runner Up, Animal Laws Essay writing competition, organised by National Law University, Ranchi
Finalist, SDG Symposium 2019, organised by Sri Ram College of Commerce, Delhi University
Runners-up, 5th National Online Essay Writing Competition, 2020 organised by Legge Rhythms and IIP
Second Runners-up, 1st Article Writing Competition on Restructuring & Insolvency Laws organised by
Restructuring & Insolvency Law Journal (RILJ), NUALS
Second Runners-up, 3rd Juriscriptor National Manuscript Writing Competition, 2020
Secured a position amongst top 15 reports, Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad
Best Presenter, Research Paper titled “Access to Justice: Balancing the Rights of Victim and Accused” at Lloyd
National Conference on Fundamental Access to Justice organised by Lloyd Law college, Noida
Best Presenter, Research Paper titled “The Life and Lies of the LGBTQ in India” in the maiden edition of the
National Seminar on “Role of Law in Public Policy” organised by PIMG, Gwalior.
Presenter, Research Paper titled “From discernment to personating like the Plenum: Supreme Court filling the
lacuna of Complete Justice?” at the IX National Conference on Constitutional Governance organised by Christ
University, Bengaluru
Presented a paper titled “Women and Elections: Transgression of Equality in the Age of Gender Neutrality”
organised by Shoolini University, H.P.
Presented a paper titled “Industrial Pollution Induced Human Rights Violation” at a National Conference on
‘Changing Paradigms of Environment Protection in India’ organised by Banaras Hindu University
Presented a Paper titled “Crime against Women” at an International Seminar on Criminal Law & Administration
organised by Criminal Justice System
Presented a paper titled “Sexual Harassment in Universities” organised by Jindal Global Law School
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CO-CURRICULAR ACHIEVEMENTS
Winner and Best Oral Arguments (Respondent side), 12th Leiden Sarin International Air Law Moot, 2021
Winner, UPES TechnoLegal Moot Court Competition 2018
Winner, 8th IBBI-NLIU National Corporate Law Moot, Bhopal, 2019
Winner and 2nd Best Memo NLIU National Corporate Law Moot 2019
Winner and Best Oralist, NLIU Tankha 2020
Third Best Student Advocate, 10th NLU Jodhpur Anti-Trust Law Moot Court Competition, 2019
MOOTS
Semi - Finalist, ICC Moot Court Competition – India Rounds, 2019
Semi - Finalist, Pre Moot Vis-Shanghai, 2021
Semi – Finalist, 1st SAM & Co. Jindal Antitrust National Moot Court Competition, 2019
Second Runner-up, 3rd SVKM NMIMS Competition, 2019
Second Best Speaker and Runners Up team, 3rd Dr.Y.P. Trivedi Taxation Moot - G.L.C. Mumbai, 2019
Second Best Memorial Respondent, 12th NUJS-HSF Corporate Law Moot Court Competition, 2020
Runner-up, 28th Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot
Runners-up, 5th AIAC Pre Moot 2021
Runners-up, 2nd TNNLS-CCI Moot Court Competition, 2018
Second Best Written Submission, 3rd Ian Fletcher International Insolvency Law Moot, 2019
Quarter-Finalist, XII NLS Trilegal International Arbitration Moot Court Competition, 2019
Quarter-Finalist, NLUO International Maritime Arbitration Moot, 2020
Quarter Finalist and Best Memorial Award, 6th NLUO Bose & Mitra & Co. International Maritime Arbitration
Moot (IMAM), 2019
Quarter-Finalist, CLC-CCI Moot Court Competition, 2019
Quarter-Finalist, 5th UPES Trial Advocacy Moot Court Competition, 2019
Quarter-Finalist, 2nd CCI-NUJS National Moot Court Competition, 2020
Quarter-Finalist, 26th M.C. Chagla Moot Court Competition, GLC Mumbai, 2019
Quarter-Finalist, 14th G. H. Raisoni National Trial and Appellate Moot Court Competition, 2018
Quarter-Finalist, 13th National Law School Trilegal International Arbitration Moot, 2020
Quarter Finalist, XI Amity Law School Moot Court Competition, 2018
Quarter Finalist, 6th KIIT National Moot Court Competition, 2018
Honourable Mention Claimant Memorandum Pieter Sanders Award, 28th Willem C Vis International Arbitration
Moot, 2021
Finalists and Best Memorial, Symbiosis International Criminal Trial Advocacy, 2019
Best Respondent, VI Madrid Pre Moot, 2021
Quarter Finalist & Best Memorial, 4th NUJS-AIFTP Justice Dr. BP Saraf National Tax Moot Court
Competition, 2018
Honourable Mention for Best Claimant Memo, Willem C. Vis
Moot Court Competition, 2021
Qualified for the Oral rounds of the HSF Competition Law Moot
2021
Qualified for the Asia-Pacific Rounds of Nelson Mandela World
Human Rights Moot (2020)- Coach
Qualified for the International Rounds of ALSA International
Moot Court Competition 2018 and finished as Quarter Finalists
Semi - Finalist, SVKMS NMIMS Moot Court Competition 2019
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12th Leiden Sarin International Air Law Moot, 2021
Winner & 2nd Best Speaker, IIT Kanpur PD, 2019
Winner, 12th Dr. Singh Memorial Debate PCTE, 2020
Semi-Finalist & Top Breaking Team and 4th Best Speaker, WDF Open XIV, 2020
Quarter-Finalist & 4th Breaking team, 12th Christ University Parliamentary Debate, 2021
Quarter-Finalist, 5th SLS BPD, Pune, 2019
Open Quarter-Finalist & 2nd Breaking team (3rd Best ESL & 5th Best Open Speaker) (Loxodonta Division),
Uhuru Worlds, 2021
Open Finals Panel & IA, 18th National Law School Debate, 2021
Open Finals Panel & IA, 6th SLS PD Pre-ABP, 2020
Finalist & Top Breaking Team & Open Best Speaker, 3rd Shaheed Bhagat Singh PD, 2021
PARLIAMENTARY DEBATES
Winners, Sh. GK Chatrath Memorial’s Client Counselling Competition organised by UIL Punjab University
(2019)
Best Mediating Pair, 2nd Madhyam DRCC National Mediation Competition organised by VIPS, New Delhi
(2018)
Best Mediating Pair, 1st Justice A. S. Anand Mediation & Negotiation Competition (2018)
Semi Finalists, 2nd National Med-arb Competition conducted by Tamil Nadu National Law University (2018)
Semi-finalist, Best client counsel and Best Memorial, 2nd National Med-Arb Competition conducted by Tamil
Nadu National Law University (2020)
Semi Finalist, 3rd Madhyam DRCC National Mediation Competition organised by VIPS, New Delhi (2019)
Quarter-Finalist, ILSCA- PACT Negotiation Mediation Competition organised by ILS Pune (2019)
Quarter-Finalist, Negotiation and Mediation Competition organised by Llyod Law College, Greater Noida (2020)
Finalist & 8th Best Speaker, RVDT, 2021
Finalist, IIT Kanpur PD, 2018
ESL Semi-Finals Panel & IA, London School of Economics
Open, 2021
ESL Finalist, Erasmus Rotterdam Open, 2021
Breaking Adjudicator & IA, UCL IV, 2021
4th Best Speaker, IIT Guwahati PD, 2018
3rd Best Adjudicator, TNNLS Intervarsity British
Parliamentary Debate, 2018
3rd Best Adjudicator, Agahi Asian Parliamentary Debate,
2019
ADR
Quarter-Finalist, 4th National ADR Competition organised by
Christ University, Bengaluru (2018)
Quarter Finalist, 4th Madhyam DRCC National Mediation
Competition organised by VIPS, New Delhi (2020)
Participated, Mediation Competition (3rd edition) organised by
ICFAI Law School, Hyderabad (2019)
Participated, 26th Louis M. Brown International Client
Consultation Competition oranised by KLE Law College
(2020)
MISCELLANEOUSInvited Speaker from India, Enspire Summit 2020, Energy Innovation Network, Stanford & Sillicon Valley,
USA. (Virtual Water and International Law)
Represented India at the Hansen Fellowship 2021 at University of San Diego, United States, amongst 20 others
from the world and earned a full scholarship. (International relations and Conflict resolution)
2nd Runner-Up, SIPLA Ikigai Contract Drafting Competition 2019
Second Best Speaker, 14th National Youth Parliament, Group Level organised by Ministry of Parliamentry
Affairs
Silver Medalist at Yuvardha VI, NLU Jodhpur, 2019 in Basketball (Mens), Lawn Tennis (Mens); Bronze
Medalist in Swimming
Runner-up in Badminton Competition at ‘Aparajit’ 2018, SLS Noida
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INTERNSHIPS
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Alliance Law Group
Arkadian Legal
Athena Legal, Advocates and Solicitors
B & B Associates
Baba Bishwanath Law Associates,
Chadha & Co.
Chandhiok & Mahajan
Crawford Bayley and Company
Deepak Chauhan and Associates
DMD Advocates
Fox and Mandal
Gaggar & Partners
Hammurabi and Soloman Partners
Herbert Smith Freehills (Vacation Scheme, London)
HSA Advocates
J. Sagar Associates
Jaggi, Jaggi & Jaggi Law Firm
Karanjawala & Co, Safdarjung Enclave
Karkardooma District Court, Delhi
Kesar Dass B. & Associates
Khaitan and Co.
Knowledgentia Consultants
Kred-Jure Advocates & Legal Consultants
L&L Partners
Lakshmikumaran & Sridharan
LAWJUSTIFY
Legajoist Advocates & Solicitors, Gurugram,
Legality Simplified
LegaLogic Consulting, Pune
Legge Rhythms Media and Publications
Legodesk
Lex Corp- Delhi
Link Legal India Law Services,
Nanu Hormasjee and Co., Mumbai
Nishith Desai and Associates
Novojuris Legal
Oasis Counsel & Advisory
Pallav Saxena & Associates
Praveen Balwada and Associates
PSL Advocates & Solicitors,
Qui Prior Law Associates
Quillon Partners
R B Law
Ray and Associates- Delhi,
S.K. Mittal and Associates
Samvad Partners
Sarthak Advocates Solicitors
Sarvada Legal
Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas, Delhi;
Singh and Associates, Delhi;
Singh and Singh Law Firm
Singhania & Partners LLP
Law Firms Singhvi & Co., Jodhpur
Sinha and Company Advocates, Kolkata
Sondhi Narula Dalal & Associates
Tax N Legal Partners LLP
Teaching Intern- Selaqui International
The Law Desk, Jaipur
The Law Point, Delhi
The Practice Advocates & Consultants, Delhi,
The Practice-Law Firm(New Delhi),
The Practise - Advocates and Consultants (New
Delhi);
Thinking Legal
Thiru and Thiru Law Firm.
Toyota Connected Europe, London
Trilegal
Tuli & Co
Vaish Associates
Varma & Associates
Vas Global Advocates & Consultants
Wadia Ghandy & Co.
Yadav Associates Advocates & Solicitors
Governmental OrganisationsArmed Forces Tribunal, Lucknow
Bar Council of Delhi
Bihar Human Rights Commission
Committee for Reforms in Criminal Laws - NLU
Delhi (constituted by MHA)
Competition Commission of India
District Legal Services Authority, Jodhpur
Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce &
Industry (FICCI)
India Policy Foundation (IPF)
Insolvency and Bankruptcy of India (IBBI)
Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment
Ministry of Women and Child Development
National Green Tribunal
Rajasthan Legal Services Authority, Jaipur
Rajasthan State Human Rights Commission, Jaipur
Rajasthan State Women's Commission, Jaipur
Securities Exchange Board of India
Uttar Pradesh Lokayukta, Lucknow
Uttar Pradesh State Consumer Redressal Forum,
Lucknow
Uttar Pradesh State Information Commission,
Lucknow
PSUs & Corporate HousesBharat Heavy Electricals Ltd.
Cashfree
Eastern Book Company
Juris Cognitions
Murugappa Group (E.I.D. Parry Ltd.)
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Asia Democracy Network
Center for Policy Research
Central Information Commission, New Delhi
Center for Civil Society
Center for Legislative Research and Advocacy
DPIIT IPR Chair, NLU Delhi
DPIIT IPR Chair, NLU Nagpur
Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre
Special Center for Disaster Research, JNU
Think Tanks Senior Advocate Mr. Murli Manohar Srivastava,
Lucknow Bench, Allahabad High Court
Advocate Vivek Tiwari, New Delhi
Advocate Umesh Pareek, Rajasthan High Court
Advocate Sunil K. Jain, Supreme Court of Delhi
Advocate Shri Rishabh Kapoor, Lucknow Bench,
Allahabad High Court
Advocate Shreerang Bhandarkar, Nagpur Bench,
Bombay High Court
Advocate Sanjay Rathi, Tees Hazari Court, Delhi
Advocate Prashant Singh ‘Atal’, Lucknow Bench,
Allahabad High Court
Advocate Prashant Sharma, Gwalior High Court
Advocate Naresh Chandra Verma, Patna High
Court,
Advocate Ms. Meera Bhatia, Standing Counsel of
Union of India, Delhi High Court
Advocate Mini Pushkarna, High Court of Delhi
Advocate Karnail Singh, Saket Court, Delhi
Advocate Jaideep Mathur, Senior Advocate,
Lucknow Bench, Allahabad High Court
Advocate Indra Deo Narain, Patna Civil Court
Advocate Desh Deepak, Lucknow Bench,
Allahabad High Court
Advocate Bulbul Godiyal, Debt Recovery Tribunal,
Allahabad High Court
Advocate Amit Jain, District Court, Hisar
Advocate A.K Jain, Rajasthan High Court, Jaipur
JudgesChambers of Hon’ble Justice Chakradhari Sharan
Singh, Patna High Court
Chambers of Hon’ble Justice DK Upadhyaya,
Lucknow Bench, Allahabad High Court
Chambers of Hon’ble Justice Rajnish Kumar,
Allahabad High Court
Chambers of Hon'ble Justice Alok Aradhe,
Karnataka High Court, Bengaluru
Chambers of Hon'ble Justice Dinesh Singh, Patna
High Court
Chambers of Hon'ble Justice M. Sundar, Madras
High Court
Chambers of Hon'ble Justice T.S.Sivagnanam,
Madras High Court
AdvocatesSenior Advocate Vivek Tankha, Supreme Court of
India
Senior Advocate Pravin H. Parekh, Supreme Court of
India
Senior Advocate Dharnidhar Jha, Supreme Court of
India
Senior Advocate Ashish Dholakia, Supreme Court of
India
Advocate Ritin Rai, Supreme Court of India
Advocate Rishabh Sancheti, Supreme Court of India
Advocate Dr. Sandeep Singh, Supreme Court of India
Advocate Arjun Garg, Supreme Court of India
Advocate On Record, Mr. Ramesh Kumar Mishra,
Supreme Court of India
Advocate On Record, Abhikalp Pratap Singh, Supreme
Court of India
Additional Advocate General, Sanjay Rathi, Supreme
Court of India
Additional Solicitor General of India, Mr. Vikramjit
Banerjee, Supreme Court of India
Senior Advocate Umesh Narayan Sharma, Allahabad
High Court
Senior Advocate Shri Jaideep Narayan Mathur,
Lucknow Bench, Allahabad High Court
Senior Advocate Prashant Sharma, Gwalior High
Court
All India Human Rights Association (AIHRA),
Amnesty International India
CHETANALYA, New Delhi.
Childline India Foundation, Gorakhpur
Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative
Helpage India
NALSA
NCPCR, New Delhi
Rural Legal and Entitlement Kendra, Dehradun.
NGOs
Research AssistantResearch Assistant, Dr. K. A. Pandey, Associate
Professor, Dr. Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law
University, Lucknow
Research Assistant, Prof. Vice Chancellor Dr.
Faizan Mustafa
Research Assistant, Ms. Heather Katharine,
Associate Professor, Bifrost University, Iceland
Research Intern, Observer Research Foundation
Research Intern, Lex Jura Law
Research Intern, Centre for Criminology and
Victimology (CCV), NLUD
Research Intern, Niti Manthan
Researcher and Writer, Pathchecks by
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Research and Leadership Fellow, Priya Garg (The
Corporate House)
PREVIOUS RECRUITERS
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RECRUITMENT PROCESS
The Recruitment Process is conducted by the Internship and Placement Committee of the University. It is a holistic
process, which commences in the month of February, and is aimed at facilitating the reach between graduating
students and prospective recruiters. The recruitment process is governed by the Recruitment Process Rules, which
outline the duties and responsibilities of the Placement Cell, the Students, as well as the Prospective Recruiters.
These rules expedite the procedure to ensure optimal flexibility to the students as well as the recruiters.
The recruiters are encouraged to conduct pre-placement talks highlighting crucial principle features of their
organisation, job profile, terms and conditions of employment, remuneration, and other relevant information. The
recruiters are urged to indicate their preferred dates for such talks to the Placement Cell either by e-mail or
telephonic communication a week prior to their arrival.
In furtherance of the process, the organisations are requested to register themselves with the Placement Committee
with their preferred dates in the final placement schedule, by filling the recruitment form. The recruiters are at liberty
to determine their eligibility criteria and the policy for the screening and recruitment process. Organisations can also
opt for telephonic interviews and interviews via videoconferencing, and the Placement Committee shall facilitate their
process as and when required. In case the recruiters do not want to conduct a pre-interview screening, the CVs of the
interested and eligible students shall be forwarded to them, before the final interview. The Placement Committee
works to ensure that final recruitments are conducted in a fair and transparent manner so as to maximize the interest
of both the students and the recruiters.
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THE PICCADILY HOTEL CLARKS THE TAJ RESIDENCY
Sect B, Bara Birwa, Kanpur Road,Lucknow
Phone:+ 522-4096000E-mail: [email protected]
Awadh, Kaiserbagh, LucknowTel:+ 91-52-22620131,
+ 915255216500Email: [email protected]
Gomti Nagar, Lucknow,Tel: 91-522-6711000
Email:[email protected]
Travel & Stay | Virtual Facilities
LOCATION
Keeping in mind the difficult times, the Internship and Placement Committee can arrange OnlineInteractive Platforms for keeping the process safe and sound. We can also arrange accommodation atthe University Guest House, on prior intimation to the University.Alternatively, recruiters may choose to stay at a hotel of their choice. Some of the hotels along with theaddresses and phone numbers are mentioned below:
Its strategic location is an important feature of the University. The university is on equal distance fromthe main Railway Station, Charbagh and Amausi Airport. The distance is less than 5 kilometers fromboth the places. The University is situated in the State capital i.e. Lucknow and all the important Stateoffices are within its reach.
CAMPUS COORDINATORS
Dr. Kumar Askand Pandey, Chairperson, Internship and Placement Committee | Mobile: +91-9919493369
Email: [email protected]; [email protected] | Website: www.rmlnlu.ac.in
Gaurav Kumar, Student Co-Convener | Mobile: +91 - 7549318928Priti Singh, Student Co-Convener | Mobile: +91 - 7361096009
Rohan Bhargava, Student Treasurer | Mobile: +91 - 7898263191
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Dr. Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University, Lucknow
Sector D1, LDA Colony, Kanpur Road Scheme,
Lucknow-226012 Uttar Pradesh, India
Email : [email protected]
Website : www.rmlnlu.ac.in
