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Moot Court Competitions
Winners, Bennett National Moot Court Competition (2021)
Participants: Mr. Deepak Gupta, Mr. Kartik Pathak, and Ms. Tasneem Husain
Quarterfinalists, K.K. Luthra Moot Court Competition (2021)
Participants: Ms. Harman Grover, Mr. Harshit Manwani, and Ms. Tasneem Husain
Runners-up, RDS Legal & Co. Moot Court Competition (2020)
Participants: Ms. Tasneem Husain and Mr. Deepak Gupta
Runners-up, Shivam Saraf Memorial 1st National Virtual Moot Court Competition, NEF Law College, Assam (2020)
Participants: Ms. Tasneem Husain and Ms. Harman Grover
Semi-finalists, XXV All India Moot Court Competition, University Law College, Bangalore University (2021)
Participants: Ms. Tasneem Husain, Ms. Harman Grover and Mr. Abhay Ahluwalia
Luckily this summer I got the opportunity to intern with Constitution Connect.The internship was really interesting as well as knowledgeable. Although it was virtual, it hardly affected my interest or excitement for the internship. I came to learn a lot from the tasks that were assigned to me. Rather than being just theoretical, the task/(s) also helped me gain practical knowledge. Filing RTI, reading case laws, drafting, allowed me to connect my courses in law school to praxis.
Rakshit Kumar Jha
I interned at CRY (Child Rights and You), an NGO located in Bangalore, India. The organization is focused on protecting the rights of the underprivileged children in India and ensuring their holistic development. This was my first experience working at a professional organization. I have learnt a lot through this experience through researching particular legislations pertaining to child rights. The activity which I enjoyed most was crowdfunding and the purpose for which these funds were being raised. We were given a target to raise Rs. 10,000 by the end of our internships and I managed to complete my target in the same week itself. This was a proud moment for me!
Dhruv Iyer
I interned with Civis this summer. I am happy that I got plenty of opportunities to learn as well as showcase my potential as a lawyer. One of the major skills I learnt through this experience was the ability of critical thinking. Also, a challenging task was to prepare for an interview with Miss Arya, labor law specialist of our country. I prepared a video describing the Delhi Master Plan of 2040 in which I had to include the salient points of the plan. This was the first time wherein I got an opportunity to make a video of a plan of at least 500 pages.
Sameeksha Vaishnav
My internship experience under the supervision of Adv. Rajat Gangwar was one of the best experiences so far. It was through this experience that I learnt about litigation and much to my surprise it started getting interesting for me. Working with Mr. Gangwar on cases not only improved my research skills but also helped me hone my analytical skills. Additionally, regular feedback sessions from Mr. Gangwar helped me a lot.
Harshit Manwani
My internship experience with the chambers of Mr. Arjun Harkauli, AOR, Supreme Court was one of its kind. I got a chance to explore different laws pertaining to income tax, privacy, excessive police powers, partition disputes, succession, commercial disputes etc. Reading interesting case files, identifying issues and the reasoning of the Courts was one of the major tasks that I took up. Apart from that, I indulged in research on several thought provoking legal issues. This has not only polished my researching skills but also opened up my mind and broadened my perspective on those propositions.
Tasneem Husain
My internship at Wadia Ghandy gave me a different perspective to legal practice. During my internship, I worked on relevant issues related to Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016; Arbitration and Conciliation Act,1996 and other statutes. This is the first time I was preparing a legal draft and it felt like an achievement in itself. These three months have been extremely crucial to hone my research, problem solving and drafting skills.
Harman Grover
Student Activities
Prof. Stephen Barnes, Penn State Law, USA visits School of Law, BMU
Prof. Stephen Barnes, Penn State Law, USA visited BMU on 2nd September 2019 to address our Law Students on “Separation of Powers”. He spoke about the doctrine of checks & balances and immigration & class discrimination in the present world.
Students performed Nukkad Natak to build awareness on Child Abuse
On 22nd November 2019, students from School of Law went to the Government School in Sidhrawali, Gurgaon, and performed a “Nukkad Natak” on the topic Child Abuse for making the children aware of their rights if they are abused mentally, sexually, and physically. Ms. Ritu Kapoor, Advocate, Gurgaon Courts, was also present to give insights about the topic.
Partner from L&L Partners conducts interactive session for students
On 31st January 2020, Mr. Puneeth Nagaraj, Senior Associate, L&L Partners, had an interactive session with law students. The focus of the session was to connect the jurisprudence of tort law with the practice of law by using the new Consumer Protection Act as a case study.
NLSIU Faculty conducts introductory session on Competition Law
On 30th January 2020, Mr. Rahul Singh, Professor, National Law school of India University, Bengaluru, addressed our law students. Prof. Rahul Singh has consulted for leading law firms in India on matters relating to competition law and is presently a consulting partner with Khaitan & Co. He introduced the students to Competition Law- its genesis and role in Indian context. He presented critical insights drawing upon his industry experience in his interaction with our students.
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