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The key objective of the BRICS Law Schools Consortium is to promote academic mobility and cultural exchange.

The MoU provides a framework for faculty and student exchange programs, joint research projects, and organisation of seminars, conferences, and symposia in areas of mutual interest.

The collaboration will facilitate research-oriented initiatives and enhance academic engagement between the two universities.

This partnership aims to further academic innovation, legal research and democratic governance in the field of Constitutional and parliamentary studies.

This year's moot problem involved questions pertaining to custodial rights, access to counsel, and the permissible limits of police interrogation.

Simulation-based dispute resolution exercise, where students assumed roles of complainants, defendants, mediators, and judges was part of the training.

Allahabad High Court judge, Justice Arun Kumar Singh Deshwal gave the valedictory address at the event, which also saw the institution of the Ravi Kant Memorial Gold Medal in Constitutional Law.

The medal, established by the senior lawyer's son Tarun Agarwal, has been established to encourage and inspire students to pursue their studies.

Hansaria spoke on judicial accountability, the media’s role in shaping perceptions, and the responsibilities of lawyers as officers of the court.

The event brought together legal luminaries from Bhutan and India for a discussion on the role of ethics in the legal profession.

Cluster Law is envisioned as a model of socially engaged legal education that aims to train students and uplift marginalized societies.

The team from HPNLU Shimla was declared as winners, and the team from GNLC Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya, Indore emerged as runners-up.

The orientation provided the scholars with the academic structure, the consultative role of faculty and the vision of the University.

Participants are requested to send their error-free typed compositions by September 11.

The weeklong Student Induction Programme at RPNLU included a range of academic, cultural, and developmental activities.

Justice Mithal spoke about ensuring that the judiciary is rooted in the needs, cultural contexts, traditions, and lived realities of the nation.