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1 Annual Report 2016-17|School of Law| Jagran Lakecity University, Bhopal

Jagran Lakecity University, Bhopal

School of Law

Annual Report 2016-17

Report by

Prof. (Dr.) Yogendra Kumar Srivastava

Director, School of Law

Jagran Lakecity University, Bhopal


Content Page No.

About School of Law (Mission, Vision and Objectives)

3

Events/ Activities 2016-17 in nutshell

4

Summary of Faculty and Student Achievements 5

Academic Performance 6

Faculty - School of Law 7

Feathers on the Hat of School of Law 8 - 11

1. Academic Activities 12 - 52

1.1. JLU National Moot Court Competition

12 - 24

1.2. Brainstorming Session 25 - 27

1.3. Igniting Minds 28 - 31

1.4. Industry University Interface 31 - 32

1.5. Guest Lectures 33 - 36

1.6. Moot Court Activities 37 - 38

1.7. Legal Aid Activities 39 - 44

1.8. Litigium 44 - 45

1.9. Other events 46 - 52

2. Student's Achievements 53 - 57

3. Faculty Contribution and Achievements 58 - 61


School of Law

The School of Law is committed to providing a world-class legal education to a diverse and talented

body of students. The students are given exposure to new ideas, international perspectives, and

innovative teaching in an encouraging and open academic environment. With a high quality

education bolstered by unique work experiences, our graduating students are well equipped with

the skills they need to succeed in a diverse set of fields, in India and abroad.

Vision

To bring out the competent legal professionals ‘par excellence’ with requisite knowledge, skills and

character with a commitment towards justice, human values and social welfare.

Mission

School of Law is committed to meet the requirements of legal education through exploring the

talents, exposing them to the vistas of the legal knowledge and equipping them to successfully

handle the contemporary challenges.

Objectives:

The School of Law is committed to:

Be one among the top ranked Law Schools

Develop a team of excellent teachers with knowledge, zeal and commitment

Develop a full-fledged information centre

Facilitate research and advanced learning

Spread the eroding values and ethics to the young minds

Develop a profession centric approach in the course

Courses offered:

B.A.,LL.B. (Hons.)

BBA, LLB (Hons.)

B.Com., LLB (Hons.)

LL.B. (Three Years)

LL.M. (Corporate and IP Laws)

LL.M. (International Trade Law)

LL.M. (Criminal Law and Criminal Justice)

M.Phil.

Ph.D.


Events/ Activities

2016-17 in nutshell

National Moot Court Competition 1

National Level Brainstorming Session 1

Igniting Minds 3

Industry University Interface 2

Guest Lectures 6

Legal Aid Activities 4

Orientation Ceremonies (For New and Old Batch)

2

Hindi Pakhvada Lectures Series 4

Training on Manupatra 1


Faculty Achievements Academic Year 2016-17

Book Published 6

Paper Publication/ Presentation 20

Article Published 3

Sports 1

Student’s Achievements Academic Year 2016-17

Paper Publication/ Presentation 23

Article Published 23

Academic Competition (only award winners)

5

Participation in the Moot Court competitions

7

Sports 4

Cultural 2


Academic Performance (Course Wise) 2016-17

Students promoted to Second, Fourth and Sixth Semester

Sr. No. Course Name Total Students Appeared

Promoted to next Semester

1 LL.M. (Corporate and IP

Laws) Ist Sem

6 6

2 LL.B. IIIrd Sem 3 3

3 LL.B. Ist Sem

6 6

4 BBA, LL.B. (Hons.) Vth Sem

37 37

5 B.Com., LL.B. (Hons.) Vth Sem

11 11

6 BBA,LL.B. (Hons.) IIIrd Sem

44 44

7 B.Com., LL.B. (Hons.) IIIrd Sem

11 11

8 B.A.,LL.B. (Hons.) Ist Sem

43 43

9 BBA,LL.B. (Hons.) Ist Sem

25 25

10 B.Com.,LL.B. (Hons.) Ist Sem

18 18

Total 204 204


School of Law Faculty

Name Designation Qualification

Prof. (Dr.) C.A. Gurudath Professor and Dean Academics

B.Com, M.B.A., M.A., LL.M., Ph.D.

Prof. (Dr.) Yogendra Kumar Srivastava

Professor and Director B.Sc. (Gold Medalist), M.A., LL.M. UGC-NET, LL.D., P.G. Diploma in Human

Rights

Dr. Shobha Bhardwaj Associate Professor B.A., M.A., LL.B., LL.M., Ph.D.

Mr. Abhishek Kumar Jain Assistant Professor B.Com, M.B.A., UGC-NET

Mr. Deevanshu Shrivastava Assistant Professor B.A.LL.B (Hons.), LL.M. (Intellectual Property Laws & Business Law), UGC-NET, Diploma in Cyber Law, Diploma in Medical

Law, pursuing Ph.D.

Mr. Ankit Singh Assistant Professor B.A., LLB (Hons.), LL.M. (Intellectual Property Laws & Business Law), UGC-NET

and UGC-JRF, pursuing Ph.D.

Ms. Apoorva Bajpai Assistant Professor B.A, LLB (Hons.), LL.M. (Human Rights), UGC-NET, pursuing Ph.D.

Ms. Apoorva Verma* Assistant Professor B.A.,LL.B. (Hons.) Gold Medalist, LL.M. (Constitutional and Administrative Law) and

UGC-NET, pursuing Ph.D.

Mr. Shivender Rahul Lecturer BA (Hons.) English, MA English, pursuing Ph.D.

Ms. Apoorva Dixit Lecturer BCom (Hons.), LL.M., pursuing Ph.D.

Ms. Rashi Arjaria Lecturer B.Com., M.Com., C.M.A. Inter and pursuing Final

Ms. Pooja Kiyawat Lecturer B.A., LLB (Hons.) with specialization in Energy Laws, LL.M. in Cyber Law and Cyber Security, Diploma in Intellectual Property –

Law and Management, pursuing Ph.D.

Mr. Rohit Mishra Lecturer B.Com., M.Com., C.M.A. Inter and pursuing Final

Ms. Ridhima Dikshit* Lecturer B.Sc. (Biotechnology), LL.B., LL.M. (Criminal Law)

Ms. Katyayani Singh Research Associate B.A. (Gold Medal), M.A. in Political Science, UGC-NET in Political Science, pursuing Ph.D.


Feathers on the hat of School of Law

Big leap by SOL in National Ranking

School of Law, Jagran Lakecity University Bhopal has made a remarkable

impression in the field of legal education in India. Recently the renowned

education magazine ‘Careers360’ rated School of Law among the top 9 emerging

Law Schools in India.


Advocate Ram Jethmalani – Jagran

Lakecity University Chair for Criminal

Law and Criminal Justice

School of Law, Jagran Lakecity University Bhopal had the utmost honor of

associating with renowned Senior Advocate and former Union Minister, Ministry

of Law, Government of India, Advocate Ram Jathmalani as he signed an MoU with

the Jagran Lakecity University, Bhopal to establish

Advocate Mr. Ram Jethmalani with Honorable Chancellor Shri Hari Mohan Gupta, Honorable Vice

Chancellor Prof. (Dr.) Anoop Swarup and Prof. (Dr.) Yogendra Shrivastava while presenting the

MoU.

‘Advocate Ram Jethmalani – Jagran Lakecity University Chair for Criminal Law and

Criminal Justice’ (under School of Law) in which various academic, research, and

development activities shall be planned at national level. School of Law has

already proposed one year programme of LL.M. in Criminal Law and Criminal

Justice under this chair.


A brief Introduction of ‘Advocate Ram Jethmalani – Jagran Lakecity

University Chair for Criminal Law and Criminal Justice’

To honor the valuable contributions by legendary jurist Mr. Ram Jethmalani in the

field of criminal law and jurisprudence, School of Law is proposing to establish

Chair of Criminal Law by the name JAGRAN LAKECITY UNIVERSITY CHAIR ON

CRIMINAL LAW (JLUCCL).

Criminal law and criminal justice have always been the fields of practice and

research. Law is needed to keep pace with the rapid changes in the society.

Various dimensions of crime have emerged in the past few decades. JLUCCL aims

to ensure continuous growth in the area of criminal law and to establish a

common platform for those who have stake in the criminal justice system of the

country. It also aspires to create a bridge between the vulnerable and

underprivileged section of the society and criminal justice system.

OBJECTIVES

promote comprehensive research on criminal law and criminal justice system

promote the study of interplay of criminal law with other sectors of study

enrich the members of the criminal law field with insights on recent

developments

conduct training programs for advocates, judges and academicians

coordinate with the government regarding the required amendments in the

criminal law system

work on providing access to justice to the unrepresented and under-

represented section the society

work on the development of the ADR mechanism in the field of criminal law

provide free legal aid to the vulnerable and underprivileged section of the

society


Honorable Justice Mr. K.G.

Balakrishnan, former Chief Justice of

India gave his approval to be a part of

the Academic Advisory Board

Honorable Justice Balakrishnan, former CJI with Honorable Vice Chancellor Prof. (Dr.) Anoop Swarup

and Prof. (Dr.) Yogendra Shrivastava.

Balakrishanan, Konakuppakatil Gopinathan, B.Sc., LL.M, born on 12-05-1945. Got

enrolled as an Advocate of the Kerala Bar Council on 16-03-1968. Practiced on both

on Civil and Criminal sides at Erinakulam. Appointed as a Munsif in the Kerala Judicial

Service on 10-01-1973 and later resigned from service and resumed practice as an

Advocate in the Kerala High Court. On 26-09-1985 - appointed as a judge of the

Kerala High Court. On 24-11-1997 transferred to Gujarat High Court.

On 16-07-1998 became the Chief Justice of the High Court of Gujarat and was

transferred to the High Court of Judicature at Madras and assumed charge there as

Chief Justice on 09-09-1999.

On 08-06-2000 elevated as the Judge, Supreme Court. Appointed as The Chief Justice

of India in the forenoon of 14.01.2007.


1. Academic Activities

1.1. JLU National Moot Court Competition

The much awaited event of the year, first JLU National Moot Court Competition took place

from February 17 to February 19, 2017. This competition of great scale and magnitude

fetched attention of the entire nation towards School of Law, Jagran Lakecity University.

Grand opening of the JLU National Moot Court Competition by the

living legend, Advocate Ram Jethmalani

The event was inaugurated with grandeur by Mr. Ram Jethmalani, former Law Minister and

senior advocate, Supreme Court of India. In his address of more than 90 minutes, he urged

students to choose litigation as a career path and also shed light on the scope and

opportunities of the field. He opined that the law profession is one of dignity and honor and

earning money is secondary. He also lauded the efforts of School of Law for organizing a

national level competition in its nascent stage.

Advocate Mr. Ram Jethmalani addressing the gathering.


Honorable Chancellor, JLU Bhopal Shri Hari Mohan Gupta quoted the vision statement of

the University “There’s no greater divine power than knowledge” to emphasize the value of

competition where bright minds compete with each other and also enrich the gathering

with information. He asked students to build a competitive attitude to excel in all

dimensions of the life and most importantly to accept any result as a value addition to their

lifelong experience.

Honorable Shri Hari Mohan Gupta, Chancellor, JLU Bhopal addressing the gathering during the

Inaugural Ceremony.

Prof. (Dr.) Anoop Swarup, Vice Chancellor, JLU Bhopal impressed upon the right alignment

of education with practice in the industry. He explained how the exercise of Moot Court is

bringing budding lawyers one step closer to their future ambition to excel in the profession

of legal practice. He also suggested students discover their real potential through testing

themselves in such events where feedback is received instantly.

Various dignitaries of the University including the Chancellor, Vice Chancellor, CEO, Dean

(Academics), etc. were also present at the ceremony. The welcome address was delivered

by the Dean (Academics).


Dignitaries of JLU and faculty of SOL with the living legend Advocate Ram Jethmalani

Audience was mesmerized by the opening ceremony and gave standing ovation to Advocate Ram Jethmalani. In

the other picture, Honorable Chancellor Shri Hari Mohan Gupta felicitating Advocate Ram Jethmalani.


Rounds (In pictures)

In pictures - Energetic participants competing with each other and eminent jurists judging them


Final Round and Valedictory Ceremony

Four teams i.e. Christ University, Bangalore, Hidayatullah National Law University, Raipur,

School of Excellence in Law, Dr. Ambedkar Law University, Chennai, and campus law centre

I, Delhi university contested in the semi-finals. The grand finale of the competition was

between Christ University, Bangalore and HNLU, Raipur.

In pictures – Teams battling hard in the final round in front of one of most prominent panel of judges

ever in a moot court competition.

In the valedictory ceremony of the 1st JLU National Moot Court Competition, Justice K.G.

Balakrishnan (Former Judge, Supreme Court of India and Former Chairman, National Human

Rights Commission), Justice Ved Prakash Sharma (Judge, M.P. High Court, Indore Bench)

presented the Winner trophy and cash prize of 1.5 Lacs to the HNLU Raipur team. Mr. V.

Sridharan, Senior Advocate and founder of the famous law firm Laxmikumaran Sridharan

and Mr. Vipin Jain, Senior Advocate and co-founder of TSC Legal, Mumbai presented the

runners-up with trophy and cash prize of 1 Lac. Prof. Dr. B.P. Panda, Vice Chancellor, MNLU,

Mumbai, presented the award of Best Speaker, Mr. Satya Prakash, Legal Editor, Hindustan

Times, presented the award of Best Memorial while Best Researcher award was given away

by Mr. R. Venkatramani, Senior Advocate, Supreme Court of India.


In picture - The panel to judge the final round (from right to left) Mr. V. Sridharan, Mr. Satya Prakash,

Justice Ved Prakash Sharma, Justice (retd.) K.G. Balakrishnan, Advocate R. Venkataramani, and Prof.

(Dr.) B.P. Panda.

The cash prize for these awards was Rs. 25,000 each. In the valedictory ceremony, Justice

Balakrishnan while congratulating the participants motivated them to join the prestigious

profession of law.

Honorable Justice Mr. K.G. Balakrishnan, former Chief Justice of India and the Chief Guest of the

Valedictory Ceremony delivering his address.


Justice Ved Prakash Sharma commended the students on their efforts and inspired them to

take full advantage of the intellectual atmosphere of law education which his generation

was not fortunate enough to get. He also urged the students to focus their study on the

emerging sectors like Cyber Law, Competition law, Corporate Law, etc.

Honorable Justice Mr. Ved Prakash Sharma, sitting Judge, Madhya Pradesh High Court (Indore Bench).

Mr. V. Sridharan prompted the students to specialize in the potentially lucrative field of GST

laws which would consequently help them in establishing a unique identity in the industry.

Advocate V. Sridharan, founder Partner, Lakshmi Kumaran Sridharan addressing the gathering.


Prof. (Dr.) Bhavani Prasad Panda shed light on the ever-increasing demands in the field of

law and legal education.

Honorable Vice Chancellor, NLU Mumbai, Prof. (Dr.) B.P. Panda connecting with the youth present in

the audience.

Mr. Satya Prakash complimented the organizers on holding such a grand event and

motivated them that such events should be held frequently.

Mr. Satya Prakash, Legal Editor, the Tribune interacting with the gathering.


Honorable Chancellor of the University Mr. Hari Mohan Gupta emphasized the role these

events play in the intellectual development of the youth and expressed similar views to

those of Mr. Prakash. On this august occasion, University’s Chancellor Mr. Hari Mohan

Gupta, Vice Chancellor Prof. (Dr.) Anoop Swarup and Dean (Academics) Prof. (Dr.) C.A.

Gurudath were also present.

Dignitaries awarding the winners with a trophy and prize money.

Dignitaries awarding the winners with a trophy and prize money.


Eminent personalities in the JLU

National Moot Court Competition

Advocate Ram Jethmalani

Senior Advocate, Supreme Court

of India and former Union

Minister of Law, Government of

India

Honorable Justice Mr. K.G.

Balakrishnan

Former Chief Justice of India

Hon’ble Justice Mr. Ved Prakash

Sharma

Sitting Judge, Madhya Pradesh

High Court (Indore Bench)

Advocate V. Sridharan

Founder Partner,

Lakshmikumaran Sridharan,

Mumbai

Mr. Satya Prakash

Legal Editor, The Tribune

Hon’ble Prof. (Dr.) B.P. Panda

Vice Chancellor, NLU Mumbai


JLU National Moot Court in pictures

Prof. (Dr.) Yogendra Kumar Srivastava,

Director, School of Law lighting the

lamp during the inaugural ceremony.

Mr. Deevanshu Shrivastava, Assistant

Professor, SOL and Convener, JLU

National Moot Court Competition

introducing the dignitaries present on

dais.

Mr. R. Venkataramani, judge at the

final round asking question to the

team.


Audience relishing the exciting final

round between two extremely

talented teams.

Additional Secretary Law Department Mr. R.K. Soni, and Honorable Justice

Vinod Bhardwaj, Principal Judge, Family Court, Bhopal in the Final Round.

Honorable Vice Chancellor Prof. (Dr.) Anoop Swarup and Prof. (Dr.) C.A.

Gurudath with the eminent guests.


The Winner Team was awarded cash prize of Rs. 1,50,000

The Runners up Team was awarded cash prize of Rs. 1,00,000


1.2. National Workshop/ Brainstorming

1.2.1. One Day National Brainstorming Session on Language and Soft Skills for

Legal Professionals - October 5, 2016.

School of Law took a unique initiative in legal education by conducting a Brain-Storming

exercise with a theme of Language and Soft Skills for Legal Professionals. The aim of the

session was to provide intensive training sessions to the participants and polish their

behavioral and interpersonal skills so as to accelerate their growth in the profession. In

various subject-specific technical sessions, trained professionals from across the country

interacted with the participants regarding different aspects and attributes of personality

development and professional growth.

Prof. (Dr.) Yogendra Shrivastava, Director, School of Law, Jagran Lakecity University, Bhopal

delivered the welcome address followed by the theme address by Prof. (Dr.) C.A. Gurudath ,

Dean - Academics, Jagran Lakecity University, Bhopal. Shri. Manu Shrivastava, Principal

Secretary, Department of Renewable Energy, Govt. of MP delivered the Keynote address.

Core session of Brain storming session started with the aim to provide a day of intensive

training sessions to the participants and polish their behavioral and interpersonal skills so as

to accelerate their growth in the profession. In various subject-specific technical sessions,

trained professionals from across the country interacted with the participants regarding

different aspects and attributes of personality development and professional growth. The

entire session was moderated by Mr. Shivender Rahul, Lecturer of English, and School of

Law. Each resource person was allotted 30 minutes to speak, followed by the question

answers round by the students. The highlights of the session are mentioned below:

Dr. Madhusri Shrivastava , Associate Professor , IIM Indore in her impressive talk on

Communication and Interpersonal Skills (Verbal ability and Listening) urged students to

see beyond the set norms and take cognizance of local traditions and work culture while

communicating. She emphasized on the progressive outlook towards the art of

communication and advised students to read as much literature as they can from variety

of themes.

Prof. Diwakar Shukla, Director, School of Media & Communication, Jagran Lakecity

University, Bhopal who possesses an illustrious and versatile career in Media, Corporate

world and Academia, shared his experience with the gathering. His theme was

Workplace Ethics, Body-language and Working with Superiors. He categorized various

levels of professional communication and what it takes to groom such skills while

grasping from the surrounding environment.


Prof. Rajesh P. Khambayat, Head, Department of Education & Research, National

Institute of Technical Teachers’ Training & Research, Bhopal delivered a session on

Personality Development, Positive Attitude and Confidence building. In his impeccable

and thoroughly planned presentation, Prof. Khambayat used various real life examples

Ms.Jaya Arya , Renowned Personality Development & Life Skills Trainer interacted with

students on the topic of Work-Life Balance, Managing Stress and Time Personality

development & Tips for being successful in life. She shared examples from her own life

while dealing with stress and also keeping emotional intelligence while taking any

professional decision.

Mr. Shahroz Aafridi , Eminent Journalist explained how important it is for a student to

focus on Interviews and Group discussion skills in the current perspective. Mr. Aafridi

mentioned about world leaders and how they manage their public image while

interacting with media and society. He emphasized the versatile role a lawyer plays in the

society.

Dr. Madhusri Shrivastava with Prof. (Dr.) C.A. Gurudath, Prof. (Dr.) Vivek Khare and Prof. (Dr.)

Yogendra Kumar Srivastava


In Pictures:(Left) Principal Secretary Dept. of Renewable Energy Manu Shrivastava felicitated by Prof.

(Dr.) Yogendra Kumar Srivastava and (Right) Dr. Madhusri Shrivastava addressing the gathering.

Students applauding the address of eminent speaker.


1.3. Igniting Minds

1.3.1. Mr. Vibhanshu Joshi, Social Activist & Advocate, Member, State Child

Protection Society, (an initiative by Govt. of M.P.) on July 15, 2016

Mr. Joshi interacted with students on the topic ‘Child Rights and Constitution’.

Mr. Vibhanshu Joshi with Prof. (Dr.) Yogendra Srivastava, Dr. Shobha Bhardwaj and Mr. Deevanshu

Shrivastava on dais

1.3.2. Mr. Deepu Krishna, Associate Vice President and National Product Head -

LST at CL Educate Ltd. on July 28, 2016.

Mr. Deepu Krishna addressing the student on life in a Law School.

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Students giving total attention to Mr. Krishna’s address.

Pro.f (Dr.) Yogendra Kumar Srivastava felicitated Mr. Deepu Krishna.


1.3.3. Mr. R. Venkataramani eminent jurist, senior Supreme Court advocate

and member of the Law Commission of India on November 14, 2016.

Mr. Venkataramani delivered a talk on the topic “Emerging roles of Judiciary and Executive vis

a vis original intent of the Constitution”. The event saw participation from faculty members

and students from various Law Colleges of Bhopal.

Mr. Venkataramani addressing the gathering,

Mr. Venkataramani with Hon’ble Vice Chancellor, the Registrar, the Director SOL and Prof. Marie

Paule,




Students making most of the session delivered by Mr. Venkataramani.

1.4. Industry University Interface

1.4.1. Advocate Bahul Kumar Shastri, Delhi Bar Council

Mr. Shastri interacted with students to expose them with skills required for Parliamentary

Debate.

Mr. Shastri sharing some valuable insights with students on debating skills.




1.4.2. Mr. Anchit Oswal, Senior Associate, Khaitan & Co., New Delhi

Mr. Oswal delivered a session on Arbitration Laws and related practices. He uses his

professional experience to explain practical realities and ways of dealing with it.

In Pictures: (Left) Mr. Oswal in class while interacting with the students and (Right) Prof. (Dr.)

Yogendra Kumar Srivastava felicitating Mr. Oswal with a memento.


1.5. Guest Lectures

1.5.1. Prof. (Dr.) G.S. Bajpai, Registrar, National Law University, Delhi

While interacting with the first year students of law, Prof. Bajpai emphasized on methods of

studying law and role of content and books in the same.

Prof. Bajpai and Prof. (Dr.) Yogendra Srivastava near the foundation stone of School of Law.

Prof. Bajpai addressing the faculty and student of SOL.


1.5.2. CMA Omnath Sharma on August 10, 2016

Mr. Sharma explained the much talked about legislation ‘Goods and Service Tax’ (GST) and

took queries from the students.

In pictures: (Up) CMA Omnath Sharma interacted with the students in a jam packed hall, (Down)

Prof.(Dr.) Yogendra Srivastava felicitating Mr. Sharma, also the students are seen having great

attention towards the session.






1.5.3. Prof. (Dr.) L.S. Shrivastava, Eminent Scholar Political Science on State

and Sovereignty – August 30, 2016

The lecture commenced with a discussion on the meaning of State. The changing

dimensions and meaning of State from ancient period to the contemporary times was

explained.

Prof. Shrivastava addressing the students and also getting

felicitated by Prof. (Dr.) Yogendra Srivastava

1.5.4. Ms. Vidhi Gupta, Certified Soft Skills Trainer, Hyderabad on July 8, 2016

Ms. Gupta interacting with the students.






1.5.5. Ms. Shiney Pradeep, an alumni from National Law Institute University,

Bhopal and LL.M. from NLU Delhi on July 27, 2016

Ms. Pradeep delivered a talk on the topic "Secularism is separation of religion from the State”.

1.5.6. Ms. Vijayshree Rathore, selected candidate for Civil Judge, Madhya

Pradesh Judiciary

Ms. Rathore interacted with students on preparation for Judiciary Examination.




1.6. Moot Court Activities

1.6.1. National Pool Selection

Preliminary Round

The Preliminary rounds for the III National Pool Selection Moot Court Competition at School

of Law, Jagran Lakecity University were held on August 5, 2016. The competition saw

participation from 34 students across the II and III year. 14 students qualified the Preliminary

rounds to appear in the Final Rounds which is the ranking round. The judges for the

Preliminary rounds were:

1. Mr. Mukesh Chouhan, Advocate, High Court of M.P.

2. Mr. Deevanshu Srivastava, Assistant Professor, School of Law

3. Ms. Yash Tiwari, Assistant Professor, Career College of Law, Bhopal

4. Ms. Simran Singh, Lecturer, School of Law.

Final Round

The Final Round for the III National Pool Selection Moot Court Competition at School of Law,

Jagran Lakecity University was held on August 6, 2016. 14 students who had qualified the

Preliminary Rounds appeared before the judges in the Finals. These students will form part

of the National Moot Pool and will represent the University in various Inter-University

National Moot Court Competitions. The rounds were judged by the following judges:

1. Mr. Harsh Gagrani, Director, Legal Edge Tutorials, Bhopal

2. Mr. Siddharth Singh, Advocate, M.P. District Court

3. Dr. Manish Yadav, Assistant Professor, School of Law


In Pictures: Judges assessing the participants, where participants making giving their best.

Participation in various Moot Court Competitions

Students from School of Law, Jagran Lakecity University represented the University at 4th

Shri Mangilal Pagariya Memorial International Moot Court Competition, 2016. The Moot

Court Competition was organized by MATS Law School, MATS University, Raipur.

The team members were:

1. Aman Sharma - B.B.A.LL.B. (Hons.) Vth Semester

2. Pratyusha Sen - B.Com.LL.B. (Hons.) IIIrd Semester

3. Anumeha Singhai - B.B.A.LL.B. (Hons.) IIIrd Semester





1.7. Legal Aid Activities

1.7.1. Mega National Lok Adalat Visit (at District Court, Bhopal) for the

students of BBA,LL.B. (Hons.) IIIrd Semester and B.Com.,LL.B. IIIrd Semester –

November 12, 2016

At the outset, inauguration of the Lok Adalat was done through Video Conferencing by

Hon’ble Chief Justice, High Court of Madhya Pradesh. Afterwards, the faculty and group of

students accompanied judges in the garland ceremony of statue of Mahatma Gandhi. Later,

the students were addressed by Hon’ble Madam Giri Bala Singh, Additional District and

Sessions Judge, Bhopal. She briefly introduced students with basic concepts behind the

introduction and implementation of Lok Adalat Proceedings, ADR mechanisms, i.e.,

Arbitration, Conciliation and Mediation techniques for speedy disposal of the cases. She

explained that Lok Adalat is a system by which justice is dispensed speedily without

entangling into the technicalities which reduces heavy burden on the Courts and provides

relief to litigants.

The students were divided into seven groups to attend Lok Adalat Proceedings on various

matters related to public utilities, Electricity, Insurance, Family matters etc. The respective

Hon'ble Judges explained students about various technical, procedural and social aspects

behind the application of legal provisions. They suggested students to read latest journals

and articles for better understanding on contemporary development in the profession of

Law.

The entire SOL group had the privilege to be photographed with Mr. Shailendra Shukla the District

and Session Judge, Bhopal and other honourable judges of the District court, Bhopal.



Dr. Shobha Bhardwaj with Mr.

Shailendra Shukla, the District and

Session Judge, Bhopal

Students were briefed at the Conference

Room of the District Court Bhopal.

Dr. Shobha Bhardwaj lighting

the lamp during the

inauguration ceremony of the

Lok Adalat at the District Court

Bhopal.





1.7.2. Legal Awareness Drive at SC/ST Girls Hostel in Sehore

The objective of the visit was to create awareness among the girls about their legal rights.

The students were divided into different groups to speak on topics like Right to free legal

aid, domestic violence laws, laws related to sexual harassment, helpline available to women

and other important matters related to health and sanitation. Students had an interactive

session with the girls where they addressed the curiosity of girls regarding law as a subject.

Sharing their knowledge with these girls was a great experience for the School of Law

students.

In pictures: (Up) Student of SOL sharing legal knowledge with the hostel students in the presence of

Dr. Shobha Bhardwaj. (Down) the entire SOL group along with the hostel students.


1.7.3. Skit performance at Rajiv Gandhi Government High-School to bring

awareness on Consumer Rights (August 3, 2016)

A group of 12 students of B.B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) IIIrd & LL.B. IIIrd Semester of School of Law,

Jagran Lakecity University, Bhopal, went to Rajiv

Gandhi Government High-School, Machna Colony,

Bhopal for a social sensitization programme under

legal aid activity.

Under the banner of Legal Aid, students performed

a skit in front of the student of primary and middle

school. The skit was upon the general awareness of

the consumer rights. The session was very

interactive and the student from both the schools

enjoyed a lot. A feedback was taken in form of question and answer session, the student

were given a chocolate for every right answer. After the completion of the skit the students

got informed about the rights which a consumer possesses. At the end of the whole session,

sweets were distributed amongst all the students.

SOL Students performing the skit in front of school students





1.7.4. Visit to Old Age Home "Aasra" for

Students of First Year

Students presented many cultural performances to

entertain senior citizens which they enjoyed

thoroughly. The show forayed with a warm

introduction and a mellifluous group song. After

this a game show “Kaun Banega Crorepati” was

conducted by a student of B.Com.,LL.B. (Hons.)

who imitated Mr. Amitabh Bachhan and asked

several questions to the audience. Students also

distributed beautiful hand-made cards to the

people who answered the questions. Afterwards, another group of students gave an enthralling

dance performance on some classic Hindi tracks. Few senior citizens also recited poems and shared

their experiences among all the students present

there. After an informal interaction, a comedy

skit was performed by the students on the theme

of ‘Comedy Nights with Kapil’. The show ended

with a beautiful retro-themed dance

performance by the students. Students

distributed snacks, some essential goods and

first-aid kits. A sophisticated electronic blood

pressure tracking machine was also presented to

the senior citizens as a token of respect.

In pictures: SOL Student sharing a light moment with senior citizens and also performing various

entertaining acts..





Senior citizens had a great time with Faculty members and Students of SOL, JLU.

1.8. Litigium

‘LITIGIUM’ (A Discussion, Deliberation and Argumentation - DDA Society): An initiative of the

School of Law along the cultural lines of internationally recognized law institutes to provide

an idea-sharing platform and to enhance the oratory and debating skills of the students.

Following activities were held to mark the beginning of Litigium:

Students of 2nd Year and 3rd Year (BBALLB/BCMLLB) participated in group

discussion/debate.

1. The motion for the debate for 2nd year was “The Government Policy of keeping Shopping

Malls open for business 24/7 is in general interest of the public.”

2. The motion for the debate for 3rd year was “The implementation of GST (Goods & Service

Tax) will unify the taxation regime of India to ensure a better economy.”

The activity provided a well-moderated platform for the students to freely present their

opinions in a professional manner. The response of the participants was overwhelming.



Litigium activities are scheduled to be conducted every week. It is worth mentioning that

Litigium is a student governed society headed by a faculty-in-charge (Mr. Ankit Singh,

Assistant Professor).

Mr. Ankit Singh (Faculty In-charge) with Mr. Rohit Mishra, Ms. Rashi Arjaria and the student governing

body of Litigium

Mr. Ankit Singh and other faculty members moderating a session of Litigium.

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1.9. Other Events

1.9.1. Orientation Programme - For Second and Third Year Students – July 4,

2016

School of Law invited Shri. Vijay Wate, Additional Director General of Police (Retd.), M.P.

Police as the Chief Guest to interact with students.

Shri Wate in his address discussed the prevailing situation of Law & Order in India and

enlisted various flaws present in our legal system as it is more than 100 years old and some

of laws have become obsolete and demanded the enactment of new laws.

He, further, raised his concern on the grave issue of emerging public distrust in legal and

political system of India and asserted that Truth is the soul of law. While replying to question

on police reforms, raised by Ujjawal Tiwari, student of B.B.A.LL.B (Hons.) V semester, Shri

Wate opined that police and even judicial reforms are indeed the need of the hour. He

emphasized on the value based society.

On dais Shri Wate with Prof. (Dr.) C.A. Gurudath, Prof. (Dr.) Yogendra Srivastava and Dr. Shobha

Bhardwaj

1.9.2. Orientation Programme - for first year students – July 19, 2016

The event commenced auspiciously with the lighting of the lamp and Saraswati Vandana

followed by the welcome address by Prof. (Dr.) Yogendra Srivastava, Director, School of

Law. The distinguished dignitaries were welcomed with Tulasi saplings.

The inaugural address was delivered by honorable Vice Chancellor. He talked about the

importance of education, discipline and the role of lawyers in our country. He boosted the

morale of the fresh students by taking their individual introductions wherein the student

talked about their educational background and inspiration.




Following the inaugural address, first among the dignitaries was honorable Justice N.K. Jain.

He talked to the students about the key aspects of the judicial system of India. In his

address, he quoted Justice Chawla who said that law is nothing but strong common sense.

He talked about various issues and challenges the justice delivery system of the country if

facing. He expressed that the legal system of India is overcrowded and fiercely competitive.

He also mentioned the fact that there has been has gradual declination of the efficiency of

the bar and bench and motivated the students to join the legal profession in the future. He

recognized the School of Law as one of the premier law institutes of the country.

Mr. S.K. Raut, DGP (Retd.), M.P. Police addressed the gathering. He emphasized the role of

lawyers in the development of India. He impressively engaged the audience with his words.

He gave an expansion to our SOL i.e. Self Organized Learning. He presented the concept of

H2O (water) in the life of a law student which stands for honesty, hard-work and obedience.

Mr. Raut recognized that our honorable Vice-Chancellor is a living example of true

leadership.

Afterwards, Mr. Ajay Gupta, Senior Advocate, M.P. High Court, interacted with the students

and talked about the importance of law and its knowledge. He opined that every citizen

should know the law. He also discussed about the numerous opportunities that present

themselves in front of a law graduate. He asserted that litigation is the best sector for any

law graduate as it offers a considerable degree of freedom and a chance of individual

development. He also emphasized that law students during their course should utilize their

free time by engaging themselves in practical work like internships, clerkships, court visits,

etc.

After Mr. Ajay Gupta, honorable Registrar Prof. Nesamoorthy addressed the gathering and

explained various rules and regulations of the University. He extended his warm wishes to

the fresh students. He was thoroughly impressed with the organization and management of

the event and mentioned that it was the best orientation program he had ever witnessed.

Finally, to formally conclude the ceremony, vote of thanks was delivered by Dr. Shobha

Bhardwaj, Associate Professor, School of Law.

The second phase of the function started with the address of Prof. (Dr.) Vivek Khare, Dean

(Student Welfare). He talked about house activities i.e. cultural, sports, literary and social

activities of the University. He also discussed the regulations of the University pertaining to

ragging and indiscipline. He also threw light on the placement and other career-oriented

activities undertaken by the University.

After Prof. Khare’s address, Mrs. Bharti Banerjee, Chief Librarian, JLU, explained to the

students the library rules and regulations. She delivered an impressive address on the

importance of library resources for a law student.


Afterwards, following faculty members addressed

the students on various School specific activities:

1. Ms. Nidhi Khare, Assistant Professor, talked about

the Examination scheme.

2. Mr. Abhishek Jain, Assistant Professor, discussed

the Internship component.

3. Mr. Deevanshu Shrivastava, Assistant Professor, talked about the Moot Court activities.

4. Mr. Shivender Rahul, Lecturer, talked about

discipline and anti-ragging regulations.

5. Ms. Simran Singh, Lecturer, discussed about the

Legal Aid Clinic and allied activities.

6. Mr. Ankit Singh, Assistant Professor, threw light

on the constitution of ‘Litigium’.

In addition to this, the program also included some impressive cultural performances by the

senior students which were as follows:

1. Informal introduction of the faculty members by Ms. Anumeha Singhai (BBALLB, 3rd Sem),

Ms. Jyoti Parmar (BBALLB, 3rd Sem), Ms. Srishti Singh (BBALLB, 3rd Sem), Ms. Pallavi Yadav

(BBALLB, 3rd Sem) and Ms. Prasashtee Singh (B.ComLLB, 3rd Sem).

2. A guitar and vocal performance by Mr. Prashant Chhari (BBALLB, 3rd Sem) and Mr.

Shantanoo Dwivedi (BBALLB, 3rd Sem)

3. A solo dance performance by Ms. Osheen Murab (BBALLB, 3rd Sem) and Mr. Sambhav

Gour (BBALLB, 3rd Sem)

4. A solo vocal performance by Mr. Bhupendra Sahu (BBALLB, 3rd Sem)

Hon’ble Justice (Retd.) N.K. Jain, Hon’ble Vice Chancellor Prof. (Dr.). Anoop Swarup, Mr. Ajay Gupta, Mr.

S.K. Raut, Prof. R. Nesamoorthy, Prof. (Dr.) Vivek Khare, Prof. (Dr.) Yogendra Srivastava and Faculty

members of SOL.





1.9.3. ‘Elan-2016’ - A grand academic meet

‘Elan-2016’ - was organized by the Jagran Lakecity University for more than 40 schools of

Bhopal. Various competitions namely, Quiz, Debate, Extempore, Ad Mad and Poster-making

were organized for the students of 12th standard.

Mr. Alok Sanjar, Member of Parliament, Bhopal, graced the occasion as the Chief Guest. As

Guests of Honor, Mrs. Jaishiri Kiyawat, Commissioner (Woman and Child Development,

(Govt. of M.P.) and Mr. Neeraj Dubey, Commissioner, School Education (Govt. of M.P.), were

also present and distributed trophies and certificates to the winners.

Mr. Alok Sanjar, while interacting with the gathering, motivated the young students to

choose and pursue the prime goal in life. He said that apart from the government, various

educational institutions are also responsible for the academic and overall development of

the students and these institutions can play a vital role in guiding the young generation

toward a righteous path.

The academic meet was highly praised by Mrs. Jaishri Kiyawat. She expressed great delight

and said that such events are a unique blend of entertainment and learning for the students.

Mr. Neeraj Dubey, while addressing the gathering, said that the students, instead of getting

pressurized by their parents and relatives, should opt for the field of education of their

interest and build their future in the same.

Hon’ble Vice Chancellor Prof (Dr.) Anoop Swarup, Dean (Academics) Prof. (Dr.) C.A.

Gurudath, Registrar Prof. R. Nesamoorthy, Dean (Student Welfare) Prof. (Dr.) Vivek Khare

and Ms. Mary Paule were also present at the Prize Distribution Ceremony to boost the

morale of the students.

More than 120 students from various schools showcased their talent in various

competitions. St. Xavier’s school won the maximum prizes at the event and was also

awarded with the Best School Trophy. Among many renowned schools of Bhopal, major

participation at the event was exhibited by Sanskar Valley School, St. Xavier’s Sr. Secondary

School, DPS, Mother Teresa School, Theodosian Academy and St. Mary’s Convent.

‘Elan-2016’ was coordinated by Mr. Ankit Singh, Assistant Professor, along with Ms. Apoorva

Bajpai, Assistant Professor, Ms. Pooja Kiyawat, Lecturer, Mr. Rohit Mishra, Lecturer and Ms.

Rashi Arjaria, Lecturer.


All the winners with distinguished guests present in Elaan.

Participants exhibiting their talent during Elaan.






1.9.4. Hindi Pakhwada

A series of lectures in Hindi were organized in between September 1 to September 14, 2016.

Following speakers delivered address of various topics:

1. September 7, 2016 - Dr. Vishwas Chouhan on Article 370 of the Constitution of India

2. September 9, 2016 - Mr. Rajneesh Baraiya

3. September 13, 2016 - Pt. Ramesh Sharma on Personality Development and

Management

4. September 14, 2016 - Mr. Hitesh Bajpai on role of youth in Indian Politics

1.9.5. Manupatra Training

The Department of Library at Jagran Lakecity University successfully hosted Hands-on

Training Workshop of Manuptra on 30th August 2016.

The Workshop was aimed at creating the awareness and thereby promoting the usage of

the online learning resource “Manupatra” among the students of School of Law. Dr.

Yogendra Srivastava, Director – School of Law, inaugurated the programme.

The workshop followed an interactive learning module and was delivered by Mr. Chintansinh

Jadeja, from Manuptra. Mr. Jadeja explained the students about the versatility and easy to

use features of the platform. The students used the online resource in the presence of Mr.

Jadeja and clarified their doubts about the usage and efficiency of the resource system.




1.9.6. Interaction of LL.M. students with Ms. Marie Paule Sheard, and

International Educator

The LL.M. students were privileged to get valuable insights on Comparative Study of Public

Law of UK and India, by extensively experienced and global educator Ms. Marie Paule

Sheard who is an International Education Consultant at EPIC, UK.

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2. Student’s Achievements

2.1. Research Papers Presented/ Published

1. Soumya Soni and Sonali Agrawal, “Media Coverage on Crimes Against Women",

presented during National Seminar on Gender Issues and Media at National Law

Institute University, Bhopal.

2. Nikhil K. Jaiswal, “Adult or Juvenile: conflict with law”, presented during a National

Seminar on ‘Rethinking of Juvenile Justice System in India: From Welfare to Rights’ on

October 14, 2016. (The paper is also selected for publication)

3. Kabir Shrivastava and Aditya Pillai, “Women Safety in India: A Decaying Deception”

presented at International Conference on Women Studies & Social Science- 2017 on

March 9, 2017 held at Chandigarh.

4. Suji Pillai, “Judicial Activism towards Environmental Concerns”, Legal Messenger,

Volume 1, Issue 3, ISSN-2456-110X, November 2016.

5. Suji Pillai, presented a paper “Protection of Intellectual Property in Cyber Space”, in

the conference Law in Cyber Space held at G D Goenka University, 30- 31 March 2017.

6. Paridhi Shrivastava , “The treacherous pollution in Delhi – in reference to judicial

activism”, Research Diary , Vol 2 issue 2. , ISSN no. 2454-4183

7. Osheen Murab, “Latency of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder in women”, published in

Social Science International Research Journal Volume 3 Issue 1 ISSN 2395 – 0544. The

same was presented at International Conference on women's studies and social

science 2017 , Chandigarh.

8. Osheen Murab, “Perception of SAARC Countries on CSR: comparative Analysis”,

presented at National Conference on Changing trends in Corporate Social

Responsibility organized by principal new law college , Ahmednagar. The paper is

accepted for publication.

9. Vijaylaxmi Singh, “Rights To advertise for lawyers”, presented at UGC sponsored two

day national seminar on changing dimension of morality and ethics in legal

profession: challenges and prospects on

19th-20th march 2016

10. Vijaylaxmi Singh, “Corruption in The Judiciary”, presented at International

conference on transparency and accountability in Justice Administration System:

Challenges and Solution organized by CTAG, NLU Delhi 24-25 September, 2016.

11. Vijaylaxmi Singh, “Rights of Juvenile in India”, presented at two day International

Seminar on Juvenile Justice System: Trends and Challenges in Globalization World,

UPES DEHRADUN 26th and 27th 2016.


12. Vijaylaxmi Singh, “Misuse of PIL”, presented at National Seminar on Concept of

Checks & Balances in Indian

Constitution: Does it require reconsideration.

13. Vijaylaxmi Singh, “Emerging trends in digital copyright law in India”, paper accepted

for presentation at International Conference in NLU Jodhpur.

14. Suyash Mishra, “Amplification of the globalization and liberalization and relation with

law”, presented at Globalization and Liberalization: - Changing Legal Paradigm in

NLSIU, Bengaluru on July 14-16, 2016.

15. Akshay Khanna, “Abolition of Capital Punishment in India”, International Journal For

Legal Research In Law, Volume, 2 Issue 1(1), ISSN- 2454-8715.

16. Akshay Khanna, Pro-Activeness of the Indian Judiciary”, Concept of Checks &

Balances in Indian Constitution Does it require Reconsideration in Amity University

Madhya Pradesh. ISBN – 978-93-84312-56-5, 3rd February 2017.

17. Akshay Khanna, “Motive as Evidence” Legal Mirror, Volume, 2 Issue 2 ISSN- 2454-

6216.

18. Akshay Khanna and Sami Khan, “Uncloudness in Cyber Jurisdiction and Efficacious

Investigation”, Law in Cyber Space held at G D Goenka University, 30- 31 March 2017.

19. Anushree Saxena, presented a paper “Presumption of Innocence and Burden of

Proof- Boon or Bane” in Galgotias university- International Conference on Crime &

Investigation: Emerging Issues & Challenges in Criminal Justice Administration on 4th

February, 2017.

20. Anushree Saxena, presented a paper “Effectiveness of UN Watercourses

Conventions for South Asia” in NALSAR University of law/ Hyderabad- International

Conference on Water Sharing in SAARC Region: Legal Issues and Challenges on

March 25-26, 2017.

21. Anushree Saxena, presented a paper “Protection of Intellectual Property in

Cyberspace” in G D Goenka University - National Conference on Law in Cyberspace

held on March 30-31, 2017.

22. Aman Sharma presented a paper “Online App Privacy: A Legal perspective (with

special reference to India)”, in the conference Law in Cyber Space held at G D Goenka

University, 30- 31 March 2017.

23. Nimish Arjaria, presented a paper “Cyber Security in India and a strong protection for

Cyber Security” in the conference Law in Cyber Space held at G D Goenka University,

30- 31 March 2017.


2.2. Articles Published by Students

1. Anjali Singh Baghel, “Cancer: Just Beat It!”, Absolute India, February 7, 2017

2. Aadya Jaroliya - “Kashmir- surrounded with violence”, The Hitavada, Jabalpur, August

14, 2016.

3. Sonali Agrawal, “Strength of Indian Army”, The Hitavada, January 2, 2017.

4. Surbhi Jain, “Mystery of Tension”, The Hitavada, March 8, 2017.

5. Lipika Lakhani, “Indian Music Soothes Soul”, The Hitavada, February 19, 2017.

6. Paridhi Shrivastava, “The changing way of atrocities towards women”, The Hitavada,

September 24, 2016.

7. Paridhi Shrivastava, “The incessant Whatsapp messages”, The Hitavada, November

12, 2016.

8. Paridhi Shrivastava, “Impact of crime shows on common man”, The Hitavada,

February 27, 2017.

9. Paridhi Shrivastava, “How to work more without working more”, The Hitavada,

February 28, 2017.

10. Abhavya Rabra, “Women: A Greatest Power”, The Hitavada, Bhopal, February 15,

2017.

11. Sagar Agrawal, “Double Headed coin of rights and duties”, Absolute India,

September 6, 2016.

12. Sagar Agrawal, “Live coverage: worthful or reckless act”, Absolute India, November

15, 2016.

13. Deepshikha Patel, “The pathetic condition of Indian roads”, The Hitavada, September

9, 2016.

14. Deepshikha Patel, “Ban on JALLIKATTU necessary”, The Hitavada, February 10, 2017.

15. Pragya Maheshwari, “Drink & Drive- A journey to hell”, Absolute India, February 2,

2017

16. Sania Zia, “Questionable Cartoon Characters” The Hitavada, October 27, 2016.

17. Sania Zia, “A voice for Women”, The Hitavada, February 14, 2017

18. Swati Ojha, “Should animal sports be banned”, The Hitavada, February 16, 2017

19. Avni Jain, “Thalakoothal: No greater sin than this”, The Hitavada

20. Avni Jain, “Save Rohingya! Raise a voice for them”, The Hitavada

21. Aarti Meena, “jallikattu : Game or Torture”, The Hitavada, February 10, 2017

22. Rohini Sinha, “RIP 500 and 1000 notes”, The Hitavada, December 2, 2016

23. Rohini Sinha, “Brain drain to Brain gain”, The Hitavada, February 11, 2017


2.3. Participation in Moot Court Competitions

1. Pratyusha Sen participated in the 4th Shri Mangilal Ji Pagariya International Moot

Court Competition at Mats Law School, Mats University, Raipur Chhatisgarh during

23rd - 25th September 2016.

2. Suji Pillai participated in the 10th B.R. Sawhney Moot Court Competition, organized

by NALSAR Hyderabad.

3. Aman Sharma participated in the 4th Shri Mangilal Pagaria International Moot Court

Competition, 2016 held at MATS Law School, Raipur.

4. Akshay Khanna, participated in the 3rd AURO National Moot Court Competition 2017

at AURO University, Surat, Gujarat.

5. Anushree Saxena, participated in the 3rd AURO National Moot Court Competition

2017 at AURO University, Surat, Gujarat.

6. Maitrayee Shukul, participated in the 3rd AURO National Moot Court Competition

2017 at AURO University, Surat, Gujarat.

7. Prateek Goswami, participated in the Amity Moot Court Competition at Jaipur.

2.4. Academic Competitions and Workshops

1. Sonali Agrawal won the First Prize in the National Education Day Essay Competition

organized by School of Education, JLU Bhopal.

2. Aishwarya Awasthi participated in a workshop on “Environmental Laws:

Contemporary Issues and Challenges” organized by the Indian Law Institute, New

Delhi from February 6 to February 11, 2017.

3. Paridhi Shrivastava, Second Prize in the Spellathon conducted by the Literary Club,

Jagran Lakecity University.

4. Sania Zia, received First Prize the Elocution Competition conducted by School of

Education, Jagran Lakecity University on Education Day

5. Sania Zia bagged Second Prize in the Spellathon conducted by the Literary Club,

Jagran Lakecity University.

6. Nimish Arjaria was awarded ‘Best Adjudicator’ in the Fifth National Law Festival ‘Lex

Bonanza’ Parliamentary Debate 2016 held between 22-23 October 2016, organized by

Indore Institute of Law, Indore, Madhya Pradesh.


2.5. Sports

1. Shreshth Suryavanshi won Bronze Medal in the Inter House Table Tennis Competiton

2. Ujjawal Tiwari, member of the Team of JLU Bhopal which won Gold Medal in the JLU

Inter University Football League.

3. Ujjawal Tiwari, member of the Basket Ball team of JLU which won Gold Medal in the

Colossus held at HNLU Raipur.

4. Prashant Chari, member of the Team of JLU Bhopal which won Gold Medal in the JLU

Inter University Football League.

2.6. Cultural

1. Aadya Jaroliya got second rank in the Group Skit Competition organized by the Social

Club, JLU.

2. Sagar Agrawal got second rank in the Group Skit Competition organized by the Social

Club, JLU.


3. Faculty Contribution and Achievements

(Research work/Consultancy/Funded projects etc.)

Prof. (Dr.) Yogendra Kumar Srivastava – Professor and Director, School of Law

1. Yogendra Kumar Srivastava, “Jan Aakanshao ki purti karna Bhartiya Samvidhan”, Rozgar aur Nirman, Bhopal Edition August 15-21, 2016, pg. no. 31

2. Yogendra Kumar Srivastava, “Bhartiya Samvidhan se jude mahatvapurna tathya”, Rozgar aur Nirman, Bhopal Edition August 15-21, 2016, pg. no. 30

3. Yogendra Kumar Srivastava, “Vaishvik star par Cyber apradhon se nipatne chahiye ek kaargar ran-niti”, Rozgar aur Nirman, Bhopal Edition August 28 - September 4, 2016, pg. no. 3

4. Special Delegate at the Indian Legal Education Conclave held at New Delhi on March 31, 2017 organized by Careers360.

5. Attended the National Symposium on “Trade in Legal Services” organized by Society of Indian Law Firms in New Delhi.

6. Attended the Eighth Law Teachers’ Day Award organized by Society of Indian Law Firms in New Delhi.

Dr. Shobha Bhardwaj – Associate Professor, School of Law

1. Presented a research paper titled “Plea Bargaining: An Instrument to Reform Criminal Justice System of India & Accountability of Stakeholders in its Implementation” in an International Conference in Transparency & Accountability in Justice Administration System: Challenges and Solutions, jointly organized by the Centre for Transparency and Accountability in Governance (CTAG), National Law University, Delhi, India and Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative (CHRI) held on 24th and 25th September, 2016.

Mr. Abhishek Kumar Jain – Assistant Professor, School of Law

1. Published and presented a paper titled “"The journey of Indian Entrepreneurs through invention to innovation – Investigating Potentiality of Muddling through for Indian Startups" at a National Conference on Contemporary Issues in Management and Entrepreneurship organized by CII and Auro University, Surat on March 4, 2017, (ISBN-978-81-928189-8-6).

2. Member of the winning Cricket team of Jagran Social Welfare Society in the Corporate Sports Tournament ‘Sporthon’.


Mr. Deevanshu Shrivastava - Assistant Professor, School of Law

1. Published a paper on “Right to Employment of Persons Living with HIV/AIDS in India” in the book titled "Interdisciplinary Integration for Legal Enrichment," ISBN: 978-93-85989-98-8 by Asia Law House, Hyderabad.

Mr. Ankit Singh - Assistant Professor, School of Law

1. Book titled “Greek Debt Crisis and its Impact on the World Economy” (ISBN: 978-3-659-84424-9) published by Scholars’ Press Publications, Germany

2. Book titled “Corporate Espionage and Trade Secret Theft in Modern Times” (ISBN: 978-3-659-84262-7) published by Scholars’ Press Publications, Germany

3. Research paper titled “Corporate Environmental Responsibility: An Emerging Dimension of CSR in India” published in Law and Society: A New Challenge (International Journal of Law and Social Science) (Vol. VI/Year - 3/ISSN: 2348-4861)

4. Research paper titled “Revisiting the Law of Sedition in India: A Critical Study in the light of the JNU Fiasco” published in RMLNLU Journal (Vol. VII/ISSN: 0975-9549)

5. Research paper titled “Marketing and Ethical Aspects of Corporate Social Responsibility: A Critical Analysis (Indian Perspective)” published in MATS University Law Journal (Vol. I, Issue 2/ISSN: 2250-3889)

6. Research paper titled “Green Taxation Policy in India: A Critical Study” published in International Journal of Enviro Legal Research (Vol. II, Issue 1/ISSN: 2453-6401)

7. Research paper titled “Promoting Life Skills Education in India through a Sui Generis Legal Framework” published in Journal of Contemporary Legal Affairs (Vol. V, Issue 1/ISSN: 2518-8798)

8. Book titled “Indian Administrative Law: An Overview” undergoing printing process from Scholars’ Press Publications, Germany

9. Research Paper titled "Right of Broadcasters and TRAI: A Critical Analysis in the Light of the Draft Tariff Order Released by TRAI" selected for presentation at a Conference on Technology and Copyright organized jointly by National Law University Jodhpur and Department of Industrial Policy & Promotion (DIPP) on 8th and 9th April, 2017.

Ms. Apoorva Bajpai - Assistant Professor, School of Law

1. Participated in a Training Programme Series on “Babies Crossing Borders: Surrogacy, Laws and Practice” organized by Gandhinagar National Law University Centre for Private International Law (GCPrIL) from 30th September – 1st October, 2016.

2. Research paper titled 'Right to Life v/s Right to Choose' authored by Ms. Apoorva Bajpai was published in Law and Society: A New Challenge (International Journal of Law) in volume VI, ISSN : 2348-4861, month July-December,2016.

3. Research paper titled 'Property Rights of Hindu Women in India' authored by Ms. Apoorva Bajpai was published in Law and Society: A New Challenge (International Journal of Law) in volume VI, ISSN : 2348-4861, month January- June,2017.


Mr. Shivender Rahul - Lecturer, School of Law

1. Edited, compiled & translated a book titled “Arcadia: An Anthology of Poems ”.ISBN: 978-1-61813 -477-6, for a noble campaign of a Non-Killing World and Global Peace. The book is available globally at Amazon, Flipkart and Google Play.

2. Published an e -book titled “English II” (Amazon Kindle edition), Amazon Standard Identification Number - ASIN: B01MS8MTPH, strictly based on English communication and Legal English. The book is available at Amazon.com and Kindle Store.

3. Research Paper titled "Life Skills: Fundamentals of Life " got published in Daath Voyage: An International Journal of Interdisciplinary Studies in English (ISSN- 2455-7544) (IIJIF Impact Factor [2016] – 1.941) (DRJI, ESJI, DOAJ, IJI indexing) in December 2016 edition.

4. Research Paper titled "Anti –Semitism in The Merchant of Venice: A Critical Study" got published in Special edition -November 2016 of Daath Voyage: An International Journal of Interdisciplinary Studies in English (ISSN- 2455-7544) (IIJIF Impact Factor [2016] – 1.941) (DRJI, ESJI, DOAJ, IJI indexing).

5. Research Paper titled “Fragmented Identities in Derek Walcott’s “A Far Cry from Africa”: A Psychological Conflict ” got published in Roots : An International Journal of Multidisciplinary Researches - A Peer Reviewed, Refereed & Quarterly Journal with Impact factor.(Approved by NSL,NISCLAIR,CSIR,New Delhi) [ISSN: 2349-8684].

6. Presented a research paper titled “Fragmented Identities in Derek Walcott’s “A Far Cry from Africa”: A Psychological Conflict ” in International conference at Government Arts & Science College for women, Bargur, Krishnagiri district 2016 in the topic Literature –A Reflection of the Society held on 07.10.2016.

7. Presented a research paper titled “Anti - Semitism in The Merchant of Venice” at National Conference on Revisiting Shakespeare in the 21st Century organized by School of Humanities and Social Sciences, Indian Institute of Technology, Patna on 15-16th September 2016.

Ms. Apoorva Dixit - Lecturer, School of Law

1. Published a paper on “Role of Party Autonomy in International Commercial Arbitration” in the book titled "Interdisciplinary Integration for Legal Enrichment," ISBN: 978-93-85989-98-8 by Asia Law House, Hyderabad.

Ms. Rashi Arjaria - Lecturer, School of Law

1. Presented and published a paper titled “The impact of demonetization on Indian economy” at Institute of Excellence in Higher Education, on February 28, 2017 (ISBN : 978-93-86369-130)


Mr. Rohit Mishra - Lecturer, School of Law

1. Published a paper titled “Brexit: Hope or Despair”, Law and Society: A new challenge (International Journal of Law and Social Science), ISSN 2348-4861 (Vol.VI, July-December 2016).

2. Published a paper titled “Role of RBI in Credit Creation”, Law and Society: A new challenge (International Journal of Law and Social Science), ISSN 2348-4861 (Vol.VI, January-June 2017)

Ms. Pooja Kiyawat - Lecturer, School of Law

1. Book titled: "Copyright Infringement and Role of Intermediaries in Cyberspace, ISBN: 978-3-659-84239-9, Scholars' Press, Germany [International].

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