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Vice - Chancellor’s Message 4-5 Registrar’s Message 6-7 Vision 8-9 Objectives 10-11 NAAC Accreditation 12-13 Esteemed Visitors & Convocation 14-17 Overview 18-19 Collaborations 20-21 University Bodies 22-23 Five Year Integrated B.A.LL.B.(Hons) Programme 24-27 LL.M. Programme 28-29 Ph.D. Programme 30-35 Achievements 36-37 Research Projects 38-43 Legal Services Committee 44-45 Conferences/Seminar/Workshop 46-57 Library 58-59 Facilities 60-61 Digital Initiatives 62-66 Campus Rules & Regulations 67-67 Faculty 68-81 Research Staff 82-83 Administrative Staff 84 The future of and belongs here NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY | DELHI PROSPECTUS 2017 at NLUD. A truly memorable and inspiring institution comprising of the students, academic and leadership.

Prof. Steve K. Ngo- Arbitrator and International Arbitration Consultant, Singapore

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VICE-CHANCELLOR’S has undergone a paradigm shift in the last two decades. resource for providing justice; social, economic and political, the corner stone The option to study law is by choice rather than by chance, is the essence of of India’s constitution. The lawyer of tomorrow trained in the law schools of this shift. It is not because of one but many factors. The NLUs provide new today, has to be an active partner in being an agent of the speedy dispensation MESSAGE choice of a career which not only empowers young minds to take up social of justice, if the manifesto of ‘justice to all’ and ‘equal access to justice’ is to causes but also the opportunities present in a growing globalized world. become a living reality and not a teasing illusion. PROF. (DR.) RANBIR SINGH A well-administered and socially relevant legal education is the sine-qua-non NLU, Delhi has a natural advantage of its location which needs to be synergized for a proper dispensation of justice. The immediate objective of legal education to build this young law school achieve greater heights and new benchmarks. Institutions are not market places; neither education is in our country is to produce law graduates equipped with knowledge of The key to that success is the young aspirant – YOU – who desire to join this a commodity traded on demand and supply. Institutions substantive and procedural laws, capable of taking active part in the traditional University. The transformation of your mind with its limitless potential will justice delivery system of a State, i.e. proceedings of a Court. make the University a class of its own. This University will aspire to do things are knowledge spaces and education is a value in itself to Globalization is a challenge and also an opportunity in the present times. We differently than doing different things. It is possible only if – YOU – share the distinguish between fair and unfair, just and unjust. It has require the convergence of Economics, Technology and Law. India has a long dream and passion to achieve it. It is not just YOU – but your parents and to inculcate values like sacrifice, sensitivity to suffering’s, history of business and technology. The potential has been unleashed through other family members who should be with you in this dream. Procuring an admission in this University is not the achievement, but to sustain the goal, courage to fight for justice and fairness, to stand up for the the process of liberalization. Yet the smooth sailing requires the compass called ‘Rule of Law’. We have mixed track record on this count. India has established learn and unlearn in the journey, to practice the profession with highest ethical dispossessed and marginalized, the determination to stand itself as a democracy which is a success on the macro participative process of standards and to involve proactively in the issues facing the society, is the real against the odds for the sake of justice. governance. Yet, there are other crucial issues of internal dimension. There is a achievement. The law programme is just a fuel to ignite the fire in YOU. complex task of assimilation of the fractured social classes for centuries in such I look forward to see you fulfilling the aspirations of the society and the mission participation. Cumulative economic progress needs to reach the various layers of the NLU, Delhi. to create a development index which is fair and equitable. Most importantly Welcome to National Law University, Delhi a transparent and speedy justice administration system which reinforces the faith in Rule of Law. NLU Delhi seeks to educate lawyers for the 21st century in which legal services are globalized and lawyers need to move with comfort across national boundaries and different legal systems. NLU, Delhi is committed to uphold the sacred object of imparting ‘Legal Prof. (Dr.) Ranbir Singh Education’ as ‘Justice Education’ to transform the young minds as a human Vice-Chancellor

Welcome to National Law University, Delhi 4 | 5 NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY | DELHI PROSPECTUS 2017

‘Our progress as a nation can be no swifter than our progress in education. The to these research centres not only give them opportunity to and exposure to human mind is our fundamental resource.’ research but also provide a career angel which help them fetching admissions John Fitzgerald Kennedy to top class universities in their post-graduation where invariably this kind of experience is valued. REGISTRAR’S Though shorter in span, it has been a terrific journey of excellence for the National Law University Delhi (NLUD). Collin Powell comments on this kind Two more features due to which NLUD become a great choice for the students: of metamorphous: “If you are going to achieve excellence in big things, it has the advantage of being the capital which bustles with law firms, courts, you develop the habit in little matters. Excellence is not an exception, it is a tribunals and central ministries and other establishment to serve the University MESSAGE prevailing attitude “ well. Besides, the NLUD is perhaps the only institutions which highly generous The NLUD’s march to brilliance is characterized by numerous factors. With a in funding the students activities of all kinds including hundred percent funding PROF. (DR.) G. S. BAJPAI modest beginning in 2008, it has reached to a pinnacle where about seventeen to all the selected students to international mooting competitions. NLUD has thousand students every year strive for its eighty two seats from across the several collaborations with most prominent law schools abroad. The NLUD country and abroad to seek admission leaving many known institutions as semester abroad students exchange programme is another attraction. The Dynamic in vision and robust in commitment, the National only lower preference. The confidence of students and their parents to this library at NLUD now boasts of having the most exciting collection of book and Law University Delhi (NLUD) in a very short span of time has University is primarily due to its ability to sustain quality education which is e-resources including remote access feature with more than fifteen thousand shown terrific promise to become a world class institution. characterized by the quality faculty and students ratio not only in the country titles that give the students a great ease in their preparation for studies and Having carved a niche for itself in extending quality education but perhaps anywhere in the world ( 1:8). The NLUD has highly motivated and mooting competition in most comprehensive way. qualified faculty to guide the students with the help of sophisticated pedagogy The NLUD is on the expansion. It has acquired adjoining land of seven acres for the undergraduate courses, the University continued to excel in an enabling ambience. The state of art educational technology and well to create world class infrastructure for sports, academics and residential in offering the newly introduced one year LL.M programmes as equipped class rooms exist to support the students very effectively. purposes. Based on its performance, the University was given ‘A’ grade by well as PhD. Programme. The NLUD has moved from a mere teaching institution to become a research the NAAC with a very high score of NLUD believes in socially relevant legal intensive University and it has set up some exclusive centres for research in education for empowering the masses to make the society a better place to various areas. These Centres through their constant engagements have already live. Thomas Jefferson’s quote define this value very well when he says: ‘Let us become known for their contribution to the policy monitoring, training, and in education dream of an aristocracy of achievement arising out of a democracy consultancies to the stakeholders. As a testimony to this, in less than three of opportunity.’ years the University got research projects to the tune of some fifteen crores. As research focused University, NLUD becomes distinguished in the class of Prof. (Dr.) G. S. Bajpai national law universities in the country. Significant involvement of students Registrar

I welcome you to become the part of this wonderful journey!!! 6 | 7 NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY | DELHI | PROSPECTUS 2017 8 | 9 6 | 7 Registrar RANKING It is hereby notified that the National in any not participate does , Law News any out by carried institutional ranking ranking the in except Portals / Web Magazines of National Institutional Ranking process accreditation (NIRF) and in the Framework and National Assessment of the process (NAAC). Council Accreditation Most importantly a transparent and speedy justice administration system which reinforces the faith the in reinforces which system and speedy a Most importantly justice administration transparent Rule of Law. Cumulative economic progress needs to reach the various layers to create a development index which index a development to create reachvariousto layers the needs progress economic Cumulative and equitable. is fair There is a complex task of assimilation of the fractured social classes for centuries in such participation. such in centuries for classes social fractured the of assimilation of task complex a is There Globalization is a challenge and also an opportunity in the present times. We require the convergence is aGlobalization challenge and also the convergence an require We opportunity in times. the present India and had Law. of a Economics, long Technology history of business The and potential technology. compass theYet therequires smooth sailing of has the liberalization. been process unleashed through democracy a as itself established has India count. this on record track mixed have We Law. of Rule called issues crucial other are there Yet, governance. of process participative macro the on success a is which dimension. of internal The students of the National Delhi Law will University, be shapedas agents of change as the country mandates to socially achieve and sound technically its competent, professionally developmental be will who goals Lawyers create to for be will University future generations. The imperatives primarythe address to equipped be missionalso but Bench the and Bar the enter only not will of the and relevant, values. uphold the Constitutional millennium and of the new

Our sincere endeavor will be to make legal education as justice education, education as justice education, legal will be to make endeavor Our sincere and to prepare political and economic change, of social, as an instrument the artin competent be will trial, the both at who of advocacy Lawyers and also skilled in judicial administration. appellate level VISION Dr Tharoor Shashi A pleasure to be at your attractive and impressive campus to deliver the the deliver to campus impressive and attractive be at your to A pleasure far so achievements on your My congratulations Oration. Sawhney Justice future. the for wishes and best What a great, robust seat of learning. I haven’t seen such a fine blend of a NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY | DELHI PROSPECTUS 2017 relationship of faculty and students. The dedication with which the faculty engages in its work with the leadership of the VC is admirable. I consider it a privilege to be associated with the NlUD. Mohan Pieris Former chief justice and attorney general of Sri Lanka

OBJECTIVE • To evolve and impart comprehensive legal education including distance and continuing legal education at all levels to achieve excellence; • To organize advanced studies and promote research in all branches of law; • To disseminate legal knowledge and legal processes and their role in national development by organizing lectures, seminars, symposia, workshops and conferences; • To promote cultural, legal and ethical values with a view to promote and foster the rule of law and the objectives enshrined in the Constitution of India; • To improve the ability to analyse and present for the benefit of the public, contemporary issues of public concern and their legal implications; • To liaise with institutions of higher learning and research in India and abroad; • To publish periodicals, treaties, study books, reports, journals and other literature on all subjects relating to law; • To hold examinations and confer degrees and other academic distinctions; • To promote legal awareness in the community for achieving social and economic justice; • To undertake study and training projects relating to law, legislation and judicial institutions; 10 | 11 • To do all such things as are incidental, necessary or conducive to the attainment of all or any of the objectives of the university. NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY | DELHI PROSPECTUS 2017 NAAC ACCREDITATION The NAAC Team consisting of the following visited the University from 10-12 December, 2015 for accreditation:

Prof. Mehraj-ud-Din Chairperson Prof. P. G. Marvania Member Co-ordinator Prof. (Dr.) Sukhpal Singh Member Prof. Vikraman Nair Member Prof. Sanjukta Bhattacharya Member NAAC Officer Dr. K. Rama

On the recommendation of the committee the NAAC has accredited the National Law University, Delhi with CGPA of 3.59 on a four point scale at A Grade valid for a period of five years from 19.01.2016. The score awarded by NAAC to National Law University, Delhi is considered excellent on 4 point scale which shows the excellent facilities available at the University for Teaching and Research and place the University in the top institutions of the country.

12 | 13 ESTEEMED VISITORS NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY | DELHI PROSPECTUS 2017 The university had the privilege of hosting various eminent persons throughout the year whose interactions contributed to the vibrant academic culture of the institution.

Finance Minister Sh. Arun Jaitley arrives to inagurate the Y. K. Sabharwal Moot Court Hall Hon’ble Minister of State for Home Affairs Mr Kiren Rijiju is greeted by Prof G.S. Bajpayee,Registrar,NLU Delhi.

Mr Richard Verma, the U.S.A Ambassador to India arrives to speak on 17th Annual Bodh Sawhney Memorial Lecture

Guest for Belgium September 2016 Hon’ble Justice Gita Mittal, Judge, High Court of Delhi welcomed by Prof Ranbir Singh, Vice Chancellor, NLU Delhi as she arrives on the campus for an event.

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Hon’ble Ms. Justice G.Rohini, Chief Justice, High Court of Delhi and Chancellor of NLU, Delhi conferred the degrees to 73 successful students of BA.LL.B. (Hons.), 47 students of LL.M. and three Ph.D. scholars. and Apart 5 from Cash this Prizes 25 to Gold the Medals 10 Dash Amrutanshu Gold who Medals awarded was students and Mr. are awardees Notable of B.A. LLB.(Hons) and LL.M. were awarded. 1 cash prize followed by Ms. Vaishali Singh who was awarded 6 Gold Medals and prize. 1 cash Some publications were also Chief Justice released T.S.Thakur, Justice wasreleasedby National Law Hon’ble University Mr. during Convocation. the The Journalof India. of Second Publication titled “VictimJustice-A Paradigm Shift in the Criminal JusticeSystem in India” (Authoredby Prof. G.S.Bajpai and Ms. Shriya Gauba)was released by Hon’ble Ms. Justice G.Rohini, Chief Justice, Delhi High Court. The Third Publication titled “Judgment that Shaped Rulings in Indian Jurisprudence-Perspective” (Authoredby G.S.BajpaiProf. and Naman Mr. Mohnot)was Supreme Court of Delhi. Minister Chief Dy. Shri Manish Sisodia, Hon’ble by released

Hon’ble Mr. Justice J.S. Kehar, Judge, Visitor and Manish Sisodia, DeputyDelhi Chief andpresided over Minister, the Mr. convocation NLU, of the convocation. of Honour at the Guest of NCT of Delhi was Government The Vice Chancellor of NLU, Delhi, achievements of Professor the university in his address. (Dr.) He criticised the Ranbir system prevailing in Singh highlighted reputation the Delhi’s NLU to addition in that said He research. of lack its for schools law for being one of the best law schools research. for of excellence for itself as a centre establishing students in India, NLU Delhi is rapidly Hon’ble Mr. Justice T.S. Thakur, Chief Justice of India was the Chief Guest and delivered delivered and Guest Chief the was India of Justice Chief Thakur, T.S. Justice Mr. Hon’ble the convocation address. In his address, Justice Thakurspoke of access to justice, pointing outthat a“speedy trial is a part of the He right spoke ofto the life”. many of the the appointment including delivery, justice delayed leading to are that factors proper number of judges and general upgradation of the justice delivery system. He told the graduates that “the ingenuity of a lawyer and ability to use the system should not result in abuse of He the encouraged system”. them to remember that integrity. with conduct themselves to court and of the officers are they

CONVOCATION 2016 CONVOCATION NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY | DELHI PROSPECTUS 2017 OVERVIEW

TEACHING METHODOLOGY Committee Report to meet the challenges posed by globalization, e-commerce The University imparts instruction through simulated activities such as moot and transnational, legal, social and political issues. It also addresses the concerns courts, client interviewing, mediation / conciliation along with other interactive of the Indian society like legal literacy, poverty, etc. The Curriculum promotes and participatory learning to develop professional skills in the budding lawyers. inter-disciplinary approach with Clinical Legal Education as an integral component The faculty advisors act as mentors and counsellors for students in their curricular of instruction. as well as co-curricular activities. The Code of Conduct and Academic Responsibility consisting of substantive and Study materials accompany instruction in each course to facilitate interactive procedural provisions to sanction disciplinary action against derogatory acts on learning. Instruction is given through lectures, seminars, group and individual the part of any member of the University community is a part of its policy. tutorials. Skills of reading, research, analysis and writing are developed through project assignments. Collaborative teaching is undertaken in some courses to INTERACTIVE FACULTY maximize available expertise and to promote inter-disciplinary learning. Our teachers build bridges for students to support them across trying times both in and out of class. Students can discuss their economic hardships, emotional CODE OF CONDUCT AND turmoil, language difficulties, career choices or even counselling for appropriate ACADEMIC RESPONSIBILITY and reachable career goals. In class, there is a constant dialogue with students The University takes a pro-active approach on all matters relating to professional on issues of contemporary concern and curricula, constantly matching the and appropriate code of conduct on the part of the entire University community- changing times. The University has the advantage of inviting the sitting and the students, faculty and non-teaching staff. retired Judges of Supreme Court, the High Court and also the leading lawyers, academicians and retired Judicial Officers for lectures, seminars and discussions All members of the University community will observe decorum in all their involving the students and the faculty. relations with each other. The University also recognizes the indispensability of statutory provisions in this regard. In furtherance of its commitment to an IN THE CLASSROOM environment of honesty, fairness and mutual respect, the University takes serious Your learning at NLU-Delhi will always be enjoyable and challenging. We have cognizance of acts of academic / professional misconduct that include cheating in developed modern, progressive teaching techniques, designed to meet the academic exercises, plagiarism, misrepresentation and interference of any kind in precise needs of international students. We know that when you are working the access of fellow students to the University services, among others. hard and enjoying yourself, you will be learning faster and more effectively.

The Code of Conduct and Academic Responsibility consisting of substantive and procedural provisions to sanction disciplinary action against derogatory acts on the part of any member of the University community is a part of its policy. NLU Delhi’s curriculum is inspired by the UGC Curriculum Development 18 | 19 NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY | DELHI | PROSPECTUS 2017 6 | 7 20 | 21 MOU between NLUD Deakin University, Australia Deakin University, NLUD MOU between Signing of the Memorandum of Understanding of Justice Y.K. Sabharwarl Fund Y.K. Sabharwarl of Justice of Understanding Signing of the Memorandum Faculty of Law, University of Wurzburg, Germany of Wurzburg, University of Law, Faculty Africa South of Johannesburg, University The Netherlands Amsterdam, VU University Norway Bergen, Bergen, of Law Faculty of Bergen, University Mumbai Collective, Lawyers Delhi Justice, Council of Secure of London University Studies (SOAS), and African School of Oriental France La Defense, Nanterre Ouest Paris Universite Bangalore Society, Daksh Australia Victoria, Deakin University, UK of Strathclyde, University School of Law, Gurgaon, Administration, District 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12.

The National Law University Delhi is actively exploring the possibilities of signing the MoUs with various Universities/ with various of signing the MoUs the possibilities exploring Delhi is actively University National Law The for the way MoUs pave These to the University. global face a to give repute National and International Institutions of & other academic research collaborative for a platform provide which programmes exchange smooth Students/Faculty The the global environment. education in in the field of legal the students to excel and the Faculty activities to of understanding: Memorandum has signed the following University COLLABORATIONS Signing of the MOU between NLUD and APN News Channel and APN News NLUD Signing of the MOU between NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY | DELHI PROSPECTUS 2017 UNIVERSITY BODIES

VISITOR : Hon’ble Mr. Justice J.S . Khehar, Chief Justice of India CHANCELLOR : Hon’ble Ms. Justice Gita Mittal, Acting Chief Justice, Delhi High Court VICE-CHANCELLOR : Prof. (Dr.) Ranbir Singh REGISTRAR : Prof. (Dr.) G.S. Bajpai

GOVERNING COUNCIL EXECUTIVE COUNCIL 4. Prof. (Dr.) G. S. Bajpai, Registrar-Convener 1. Hon’ble Ms. Justice Gita Mittal, Acting Chief Justice of Delhi High Court & 1. Prof. (Dr.) Ranbir Singh, Vice-Chancellor, NLU Delhi Chancellor of NLU Delhi 2. Chairman, or his nominee from amongst the members ACADEMIC COUNCIL 2. Prof. (Dr.) Ranbir Singh, Vice-Chancellor, NLU Delhi of the Bar Council of India 1. Prof. (Dr.) Ranbir Singh, Vice-Chancellor, NLU Delhi 3. Hon’ble Mr. Justice Sanjiv Khanna, Judge, Delhi High Court 3. Chairman, Bar Council of Delhi or his nominee from amongst the members 2. Prof. R. Anita Rao, Director, School of Law Saveetha University of the Bar Council of Delhi 4. Hon’ble Mr. Justice Rajiv Sahai Endlaw , Judge, Delhi High Court 3. Prof. Rajyalakshmi, 4. Principal Secretary (Finance) Govt. of NCT of Delhi 5. Justice Manju Goel 4. Mr. Apurba Kumar Sharma, Sr. Advocate, Chairman, Executive Committee, 6. Chairman, Bar Council of India or his nominee from amongst the members 5. Secretary (Higher & Technical Education), Govt. of NCT of Delhi Bar Council of India of the Bar Council of India 6. Principal Secretary (Law, Justice & Legislative Affairs), Govt. of NCT of Delhi 5. Mr. A. K. Ganguli, Sr. Advocate, Supreme Court of India 7. Chairman, Bar Council of Delhi or his nominee from amongst the members 7. Prof. B. B. Pande, Former Professor of Law, University of Delhi 6. Prof. S. Sachidhanandam, Head of the Deptt. Centre for Media Law & Policy of the Bar Council of Delhi 8. Prof. (Dr.) Srikrishna Deva Rao, Vice-Chancellor, National Law University, 7. Dr. Ruhi Paul, (Associate Professor Law) 8. Dr. Meenakshi Gopinath, Director, Women in Security Conflict Management Odisha 8. Dr. Anup Surendranath, (Assistant Professor Law) and Peace (WISCOMP) 9. Prof. (Dr.) M. Afzal Wani, Professor & Dean, University School of Law and 9. Prof. (Dr.) G. S. Bajpai, Registrar – Secretary 9. Prof. (Dr.) , Former Vice-Chancellor, University of Delhi Legal Studies, GGSIP University, Delhi 10. Justice VVS Rao, Former Judge, High Court, Senior 10. Prof.(Dr.) Harpreet Kaur, Professor of Law Advocate, Supreme Court of India 11. Dr. Ruhi Paul, (Associate Professor Law) FINANCE COMMITTEE 11. Mr. Arun Jaitley, Minister of Finance, Corporate Affairs, Information & 12. Prof. (Dr.) G. S. Bajpai, Registrar – Secretary 1. Prof. (Dr.) Ranbir Singh, Vice-Chancellor, NLU Delhi Broadcasting 2. Principal Secretary (Finance) Govt. of NCT of Delhi 12. Chief Secretary, Govt. of NCT of Delhi DISPUTE REDRESSAL COMMITTEE 3. Prof. (Dr.) M. Afzal Wani, Professor & Dean, University School of Law and Legal Studies, 1. Prof. (Dr.) Ranbir Singh, Vice-Chancellor, NLU Delhi 13. Principal Secretary (Finance) Govt. of NCT of Delhi GGSIP University, Delhi 14. Secretary (Higher & Technical Education), Govt. of NCT of Delhi 2. Prof. (Dr.) R. Venkata Rao, Vice-Chancellor, National Law School of India 4. Principal Secretary (Law, Justice & L.A.), Govt. of NCT of Delhi 15. Principal Secretary (Law, Justice & Legislative Affairs), Govt. of NCT of Delhi University Bengaluru 5. Prof. (Dr.) G. S. Bajpai, Registrar 16. Prof. (Dr.) G. S. Bajpai, Professor & Registrar-Secretary 3. Prof. (Dr.) B.T. Kaul, Chairman, Delhi Judicial Academy, Sector-14, Dwarka, 22 | 23 . NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY | DELHI PROSPECTUS 2017 FIVE YEAR INTEGRATED B.A.LL.B. (Hons.)

Joining a law course is a serious step which will perhaps change your perception (c) Candidates awaiting results of the qualifying examination can also appear for of life, society and more importantly your role in administration of justice and the test on condition that they produce proof of having passed the qualifying upholding the ideals of the Constitution of India. We equip you with the knowledge examination with the prescribed marks at the time of admission. Those who to meet challenges of the emerging global Profession or placement in any Corporate do not clear the qualifying examination with the requisite marks will not be or Law Firm. considered for admission. Candidates whose statement of marks of the NLU, Delhi students come from diverse backgrounds with aspirations of their own. qualifying examination is not available at the time of the admission arenot They are intelligent and our task is to provide them a platform to decide their future eligible for admission. The University reserves the right to cancel the admission course of life. The faculty ensures that the curriculum is stimulating, participatory of the candidate in accordance with the rules. Candidates who get compartment and modern. Listening to students, smoothly moulding their minds and imparting in any subject in the qualifying examination are not eligible for admission in that knowledge is what the faculty is adept at. Your five years stay at the University will be year. an ideal blend of learning which will prepare you for tomorrow and the burgeoning Note - The Admission of foreign nationals however, shall be made based on satisfying needs of the legal world, with broad perspectives and finer details. You will graduate the prescribed academic qualifications. They are exempted from taking the to be one of the finest lawyers. We will ensure that more than this happens. admission test. The other rules regarding the eligibility for admission will be applicable to other candidates. The annual tuition fee shall be in Indian rupees equivalent to US Dollars 5, 000 for candidates form SAARC countries and US ELIGIBILITY AND ADMISSION PROCEDURE Dollars 10, 000 for students form other countries. Admission to the first year of B.A.LL.B. (Hons.) Degree Programme is made strictly on the basis of merit in the All India Law Entrance Test (AILET) conducted by NLU, Delhi. 1. To be eligible for admissions to the first year of B.A.LL.B. (Hons.) course, the 2. (i) The total number of seats for Five year Integrated B.A.LL.B. (Hons.) course candidate should: is eighty one. Out of the eighty one seats, ten seats are reserved for Foreign Nationals. In case a vacancy arises underthis quota the same shall be filled for (a) Have passed the Higher Secondary School Examination (10 +2) system or an General Category in order of merit. equivalent examination thereto securing in the aggregate not less than 50% of the total marks. The eligibility condition for admission of students under the (ii) The selection shall be strictly on the basis of merit as determined by the Entrance Foreign Nationals Category shall be 65% marks in the Higher Secondary School Test subject to reservation of 15% (11 seats) for Scheduled Caste candidates, Examination of (10+2) system or an equivalent examination. 7.5% (5 seats) for Scheduled Tribe candidates, 3% (2 seats) for Persons with Disability one seat for Kashmiri Migrants and 2 seats out of the 71 seats to be (b) Be less than 20 years of age on the First day of July of the year of admission. filled through Entrance Examination. However, in cases of SC candidates the maximum age limit shall be 22 years as 246 | | 725 on the above date. (iii) The unfilled seats reserved for Scheduled Caste candidates shall be assigned NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY | DELHI PROSPECTUS 2017 candidate not joining, the candidates in the wait-list could be admitted in the order of merit. Admission process shall be completed latest by the 25th day of July of the year or any other date which may be notified by the University. 5. (i) Candidates who are selected shall be intimated about the selection, immediately by the University through email / post / phone fax and by posting the result on the website of the University. The candidates will be given stipulated time for getting admission, failing which, the offer of admission stands canceled. (ii) The same procedure shall be followed in the case of wait-listed candidates. 6. The tuition fee and other deposits shall be paid through a crossed Demand Draft obtained in favour of “Registrar, National law University, Delhi or through Net Banking Debit /Credit Card If any candidate fails to join after admission to the course, only 75% of the tuition fee paid will be refunded to the candidates. The non-refundable part of the tuition fees shall be utilized towards financial assistance to date of payment, that too, after submission of a satisfactory report deserving students who could not pay the tuition fee on account of from a Professor of this University as regards his / her conduct and their economic backwardness, based on the recommendation of a performance. However, in deserving cases, the Vice-Chancellor, may committee constituted by the Vice-Chancellor. waive the payment of late fee and readmission fee, after recording 7. The annual tuition fee for B.A.LL.B. (Hons.) is Rs. 85, 000/- (Rupees reasons thereof. Eighty Five Thousand only) for Indian Nationals, $ 5, 000 (US) Dollar 8. The University reserves the right of admission to the subsequent year Five Thousand only) for candidates from SAARC countries and$ 10, course on grounds of conduct and character. 000 (US Dollar Ten Thousand only) for students from other countries along with other annual payments for that year. From the second year 9. The Entrance Exam fee is as under : onwards the fees may be paid either in one lumpsum or in two equal General Category Rs. 3, 000/- Persons with Disability Rs. 1, 000/- to Scheduled Tribes and vice-versa. If sufficient number of eligible SC and ST (vi) If the merit remains the same, then the marks of 10th standard will be taken installments at the commencement of each semester. Such tuition SC&ST Rs. 1, 000/- candidates are not available to fill such seats, they shall be filled by General into consideration. If still there is no change in rank, then the higher in age shall fee and other annual payment shall be paid within seven working (No Entrance Examination fee for candidates belonging to SC/ST candidates. get preference. days, before the commencement of each semester. If the tuition fee and other annual payments are paid beyond the aforesaid period, Below Poverty Line (BPL) only) (iv) The candidate shall secure minimum of 40% (30% for SC and ST candidates) (vii) The unfilled seats under Foreign National Category will be carried over to it shall be paid along with late fee @ Rs. 10/- per day upto a further 10. Financial Aid will be provided by way of interest free loan to students of the total marks in the All Law India Entrance Teat to become eligible for the General Category and filled on Merit. period of 7 working days from the expiry of the due date of payment in need to enable them to pursue their studied at the University. admission. The University has a right to keep the seats vacant if there are no of fee without late fee. If any student fails to pay the tuition fees and Under the Scheme, the students receiving financial assistance shall candidates who secured minimum cut off marks. 3. A horizontal reservation of 30% of the total seats shall be filled by eligible female other annual payments within the aforesaid time, his/her name will have to repay the said amount to the University within two years of (v) If two or more candidates secure the same percentage of marks in the Entrance candidates including those selected in reserved and foreign national categories. be deleted from the rolls. Such candidates will be readmitted only on the completion of the course. The students shall execute a bond to Test. Their merit will be determined on the basis of percentage of marks in the payment of admission fee of Rs. 500/-, along with the late fee, till the that effect. 4. Selected candidates shall be arranged in the order of merit in each category. A Intermediate Examination (10+2) / Higher Secondary School or its equivalent 26 | 27 recognized by the University. wait – list shall be prepared for each category, so that in the event of a selected b. The admission for Foreign Nationals shall be made on the basis of: FEE STRUCTURE NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY | DELHI PROSPECTUS 2017 i . academic record of L.L.B. or equivalent Degree recognized by UGC/Association Tuition Fee : Rs. 65, 000/- per year (to be paid in two of Indian Universities with not less than 55% marks or equivalent grade. equal installments at the beginning of ii). assessment of necessary communication skills in written and spoken English each semester US $ 2000 per annum or LL.M. Programme and performance at the intervies in terms of aptitude and capacity its equivalent in Indian Rupees for Foreign 3. Admission Procedure Nationals a. The admission to the LL.M. Degree is made strictly on the basis of merit in the Academic Support : 3, 000/- (to be pay in two equal installments All India Law Entrance Test (AILET). conducted every year by the University, The UGC’s guideline for establishment of One Year LL.M Programme mandates the establishment of a “Centre for Post Graduate Legal Studies (CPGLS). The UGC requires followed by interview. Admission Fee : Rs. 1, 000/- (one-time payment that the CPGLS have full time qualified and experienced faculty members of not less than 10 members, consisting of a minimum of 4 Professors/ Associate Professors of Law, b. Candidates awaiting results of the qualifying examination can appear for the Examination Fee : Rs. 200/- per course who are involved in teaching the LL.M courses. Accordingly, the Vice-Chancellor shall constitute a CPGLS has constituted a CPGLS to look after academic activities of the LLM Entrance Test subject to a condition that they produce proof of having passed Library Fee : Rs. 3, 000/- per annum Programme. the qualifying examination with the prescribed percentage of marks at the time Internet Fee : Rs. 8, 000/- per annum 2. Eligibility For Admission of admission. c. The total number of seats shall be 20 with the following reservations: Electricity Charges : Rs. 12, 000/- per annum a. `To be eligible to appear for admission to LL.M Programme, a candidate should have passed the LL.B or an equivalent degree from a recognized University with not less than 55% marks in aggregate (50% in case of reserved categories, i.e. SC/ST/Persons with Disability). General : 75% Sports and Games Facilities Fee : Rs. 3, 000/- per annum Scheduled Caste : 15% Journals Fee : Rs. 2, 000/- per annum Scheduled Tribe : 7.5% Dissertation Fee : Rs. 1, 000/- per annum Persons with Disability : 2.5% Re-registration Fee : Rs. 5, 000/- per course d. Admission for Foreign Nationals: Apart from the above 5 seats are available for Foreign Nationals candi dates possessing the citizenship of a country other Repeat improvement exam fee : Rs. 500/- per course than India will only be consider under this category. The Foreign Nationals are Room Rent : Rs. 18, 000/- per annum exempted from taking the Admission Test. Mess Advance : Rs. 20, 000/- @ of Rs. 2000/- pm to 10 e. The vacant seats under Foreign National Category shall be filled from the General months Refundable Category candidates in the order of merit. Deposit Library Deposit : Rs. 3, 000/- 4. Curriculum Hostel Deposit : Rs. 5, 000/- (Rs. 2, 000/- in case of SC/ST). i. Foundation / compulsory courses (3 courses of 3 credits each). The Foundation/ compulsory paper consist of the following three subjects/papers, Mess Deposit : Rs. 3, 000/- which should be completed in the first semester: The deserving candidates would be provided Merit Scholarships by the University a. Legal Research Methodology Based on Merit and interview. Hostel accommodation will be provided subject to b. Comparative Public Law availability. c. Law and Justice in a Globalizing World ii. Optional/Specialization courses (5 courses of 2 credits). Specialization courses will be offered in one or more group of the specialization. Each group of specialization shall consist of several papers from which the students can choose the number required to get the degree of that specialization. 28 | 29 iii. Dissertation (5 credits). fee permissible based only on the qualifying marks without including the grace The Vice-Chancellor may permit a member of the NLU, Delhi faculty to take up NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY | DELHI PROSPECTUS 2017 mark procedures. Ph.D. Degree course along with his / her teaching assignment in the interest Or of faculty improvement on the condition that his / her teaching and other responsibilities are not hampered in any way provided such candidates fulfill iii. Candidates possessing a Degree in law and Masters Degree considered the conditions prescribed in the Ph.D. Regulations. Ph.D. Programme equivalent to M.Phil. Degree of an Indian Institution, from a Foreign Educational Institution accredited as per UGC Regulations shall be eligible for admission to Procedure For Admission: Ph.D. programme. a. The number of seats available for Ph.D. programme will be notified by the Or The admission to Ph. D Programme conducted by NLU, Delhi is a two-stage process University every year before the start of admission process keeping in view the and is strictly based on merit. iv. Degree in law and Ph.D. in any discipline. availability of teachers for guiding Ph.D. Scholars. However, the number of seats may be increased up to 25% for considering the applications of regular faculty Or Eligibility For Admission: members of the NLU Delhi for Ph.D. admission, who are otherwise fulfilling the To be admitted to the candidature for a doctoral degree an applicant shall have: v. Judge of any State High Court in India with three years experience or Judge of required eligibility criteria. Supreme Court of India. i. A Master’s degree or a professional degree declared equivalent to the Master’s b. The admission shall be through a qualifying written test to be conducted by degree by the corresponding statutory regulatory body, with at least 55% marks Or the university. The written test is only a qualifying test and there will beno in aggregate or its equivalent grade ‘B’ in the UGC 7-point scale (or an equivalent vi. A foreign student, who is interested to enroll from outside India from reputed weightage of marks secured in test in the final selection. grade in a point scale wherever grading system is followed) or an equivalent University/Institutions may be allowed to be registered for Ph.D. in National degree from a foreign educational Institution accredited by an Assessment c. The candidate shall secure minimum 50% marks (40% in case of SC/ST Law University Delhi subject to the condition that one supervisor will be from and Accreditation Agency which is approved, recognized or authorized by an candidates) in the written test to qualify for submission of research proposal. the National Law University Delhi and one from the parent foreign University/ authority, established or incorporated under a law in its home country or any The qualified candidates will be asked to submit their Research Proposal for Institutions of the student. He /She will be exempted from appearing inthe other statutory authority in that country for the purpose of assessing, accrediting scrutiny. The University has the right to keep the seats vacant if sufficient Entrance Test subject to the condition that he/she fulfills the other minimum or assuring quality and standards of educational institutions. numbers of candidates with minimum cut off marks are not available. eligibility conditions. The Vice-Chancellor will be competent to allow registration Or of such students on case to case basis on the recommendations of Doctoral d. The candidates who have qualified UGC NET/JRF, SLET, and M. Phil. are exempted ii. obtained a degree in law and Masters Degree with M. Phil. in social sciences or Committee. The student will be required to visit National Law University Delhi from the taking the admission test. They will be asked to submit their Research humanities of any recognised university with at least 55% marks in aggregate for Viva-Voce to defend his/her Thesis as per University Regulations. Proposal for scrutiny along with other qualified candidates. or its equivalent grade ‘B’ in the UGC 7-point scale (or an equivalent grade in a point scale wherever grading system is followed). Provided that candidates with qualifications in social sciences and humanities may be admitted to the programme if the research they wish to pursue interfaces with the discipline of law with a special focus on Public Policy or Law. For the above two categories, a relaxation of 5% of marks, from 55% to 50%, or an equivalent relaxation of grade, may be allowed for those belonging to SC/ST/ OBC (non-creamy layer)/Differently-abled and other categories of candidates as per the decision of the Commission from time to time, or for those who had obtained their Master’s degree prior to 19th September, 1991. The eligibility marks of 55% (or an equivalent grade in a point scale wherever grading system is followed) and the relaxation of 5% to the categories mentioned above are 30 | 31 e. All qualified candidates along with exempted category candidates shall submit for at least a total period of two semesters spread over the five-year period. NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY | DELHI PROSPECTUS 2017 research proposal. The Research Advisory Committee will short list the candidates However, persons working at senior level such as a Judge in the High Court / after evaluating their research proposals for giving presentation before the Supreme Court, a senior Advocate in Supreme Court and Judicial Officers (with Doctoral Committee as per the guidelines prescribed by the university. The LL.M. degree and ten years’ experience as Judicial Officer) may be exempted from candidates equal to three times of number of seats, based on scoring given by the said residence condition with the condition that they should complete the the Research Advisory Committee, will be called to give a presentation before certificate course in research methodology within six months after admission. the Doctoral Committee on the proposed topic of research on a date notified by ii. Five years shall be the maximum period in which the part-time candidate shall the University. complete the research work and submit it for evaluation. However, this time f. Based on identified criteria, the Doctoral Committee will evaluate the period is extendable up to one year in two extensions of six months each in case candidates for maximum of 10 marks. The decision of the Doctoral Committee the scholar requests in writing for such extension. This is subject to the approval in recommending the name of the candidates for admission to Ph.D. programme of the doctoral committee on recommendation of the research advisory shall be final. The admissions will be finally approved by the Vice-Chancellor on committee. the recommendations of the Doctoral Committee. The University has a right c. Conversion to keep the seats vacant if the sufficient number of candidates are not found suitable by the Doctoral Committee. Conversion either from part-time to full-time or from full-time to part-time is to be permitted only with the approval of the Doctoral Committee. All cases Categories Of Enrollment: of pre and post employment of research scholars including JRF and SRF will be a. Full-time enrolment considered and approved by the Doctoral Committee. i. Enrolment for the Ph.D. Degree shall ordinarily be full-time. The candidate shall d. Monitoring the Research Work put in a minimum of three-years residence of which at least 18 months shall be In cases of both part-time and full-time enrolment the supervisor ofthe in the university. During this period, a scholar can be attached to a supervisor candidate shall ensure monitoring of the research work done by the scholars and assist the supervisor in teaching at the University. After this period, a scholar outside the university campus by insisting on production of adequate proof of may be permitted to conduct empirical research work outside the university. work done. There shall thus be provision for the candidate to earn credits for research work done outside the university. e. Expiry / Lapse of Enrolment: ii. Five years shall be the maximum period in which a full time candidate should Enrolment for the Ph.D. shall be deemed to have lapsed after six years from the date of enrolment both in case of full-time scholars and part-time scholars. complete the work and submit it for evaluation. However, this time period is extendable up to one year in two extensions of six months each in case the The women candidates and Persons with Disability (more than 40% disability) scholar requests in writing for such extension. This is subject to the approval may be allowed a relaxation of two years for Ph.D. in the maximum duration. In of the doctoral committee on recommendation of the Research Advisory addition, the women candidates may be provided Maternity Leave/Child Care Committee. Leave once in the entire duration of Ph.D. for up to 240 days. b. Part-time enrolment There shall be provision for part-time enrolment for the Ph.D. Degree. i. A part-time candidate shall put in a minimum of four years of part-time study in the University including time spent for research at any other place with the permission of the supervisor. 32 | 33 Provided that the part-time candidates shall put in residence in the University Ph.D. NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY | DELHI PROSPECTUS 2017

Five Year Intergrated B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) Degree Programme

Tuition Fee Rs. 85, 000/- (Rs. 42, 500/-per semester) Campus Development Fund Fee Rs. 5, 000/- (one time) Admission Fee Rs. 2, 500/- (one time) Student Welfare Fund Rs. 2, 500/- p.a.SBC ANNUAL FEE Fund Rs. 2, 500/- p.a. Examination Fee Rs. 3, 000/- p.a. *50% of the deposits are for Student Welfare Fund and 50% for Alumni- Fund on completion of the course. Reading Material Fee Rs. 2, 500/-p.a. Note: University provides Liberal financial assistance to the deserving Library Fee Rs. 2, 500/- p.a. and needy students admitted to the programmes. Internet Fee Rs. 5, 000/- p.a. Electricity Changes Rs. 12, 000/- p.a. Sports and Games Facilities Fee Rs. 3, 000/- p.a. Journals Fee Rs. 2, 500/- p.a. SCHOLARSHIPS I feel more confident in the feelings having met the people who will shape the new century. Moot Courts / Seminars/Workshops, etc. fund Rs. 5, 000/- p.a. The Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment, Govt. of India has approved cover tuition fee, boarding lodging charges, books and stationery expenses I could not have been more impressed! Room Rent Rs. 18, 000/- p.a the name of national Law University, Delhi for Central Sector Scholarship and one computer system for the eligible ST students. Mr Stephen Pound Scheme of Top Class Education for Schedule Caste (SC) Students. Under Rs. 15, 000/- Post Matric Scholarships by Government of NCT of Delhi. M.P. House of Commons UK Mess Advance for 1st Semester this scheme five scholarships per year have been allocated to National Law Financial Assistance to deserving students from endowment created by Dr. DEPOSITS University, Delhi. The Scholarship would cover tution fee, boarding lodging charges, books and stationery expenses and one computer system for the Santosh Chawla *Library Deposit Rs. 5, 000/- eligible SC students. Fee waiver to deserving and needy student granted by the Vice-Chancellor *Hostel Deposit Rs. 5, 000/- The Ministry of Tribal Affairs, Govt. of India has approved the name of *Mess Deposit Rs. 5, 000/- National Law University, Delhi for Central Sector Scholarship Scheme of Top Class Education for Schedule Tribe (ST) students. The Scholarship would 34 | 35 Total Rs. 1, 81, 000/- • The team comprising Rishika Srivastava, Sanya Kumar, and Parul Sharma was a NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY | DELHI PROSPECTUS 2017 semifinalist at the South Asia rounds of the Oxford Price Media Law Moot Court Competition. MOOT COURT • The NLU Delhi team (with Saniya Sharma, Devina Malaviya and Surabhi Lal) was a semifinalist at the Oxford IPR Moot Court Competition. • The team of Akshaya Parthasarathy, Marilyn Joanna Khakhaand Ravishankar was COMMITTEE a semifinalist at the Frankfurt Arbitration Moot Court Competition. 2015-16 The Moot Court Committee is a student elected committee with two members from • The NLU Delhi team of Varsha Rao, Tia Majumdar and Abinav Srivastava was each batch. The objective of the Committee is to promote and facilitate all moot- runners-up at the India rounds of the Henry Dunant Memorial Moot Court related activities in the University. Moot courts serve as a simulation for real court- Competition. room proceedings. They teach research, communication skills and thinking on the • The NLU Delhi team won the Second Best Memorial at the B R Sawhney Moot feet. There are several moot court competitions held in law schools across India and Court Competition. The team consisted of Vivek Shah, Prashanth KP, and Rohan reached the quarter finals of the All India Moot Court Competition held in Kerala 7. Manzar, Miranda House abroad that see participation from many universities. More specifically, the role of Andrew Naik. Law Academy in February, 2014. 8. Wax Eloquent, Gargi College the Committee is to, inter alia, facilitate the organisation of moots in the University; • The team comprising of Shrutanjaya Bhardwaj, Veda Handa, and Kainaz • The team comprising of Siddharth Gupta, DevagyaJha and Rohan Dhariwal 9. Q.E.D. BITS Pilani implement internal selections to choose individuals who represent the University at Tanveer won the Asia-Pacific rounds of the Oxford Price Media Law Moot Court qualified to the quarter finals of the M.C. Chagla Memorial Government Law various moots across the world; spread awareness of moots and mooting among the Competition. The team also won the prize for Best Memorial, and Shrutanjaya College Moot Court Competition held in Mumbai in January, 2014. They were Our adjudicators were winners at the following debates: 1. N.V. Thadani Memorial Debate, Hindu College student body; and to act as channel between the University Administration and the Bhardwaj was awarded Best Speaker (Runners’ Up). awarded the second Best Memorial award and Siddharth Gupta was adjudged student body in all matters related to mooting. • Mooting is a thrust area of Legal Education which provide practical skills the 4th Best Speaker. 2. 7th NUJS Parliament Debate Our University has had a stellar record in mooting activities. We have also organised to law students through simulated settings. The University strives to • In the B.R. Krishna Sawhney Moot Court Competition, Akshaya Parthasarathy 3. Wax Eloquent, Gargi College several moot court competitions in our short history of 9 years. integrate the theory and practice of Law through moot court activities. was adjudged Best Speaker and Abhimanyu Das was adjudged 3rd Best Speaker. 4. Manzar, Miranda House Mooting in NLU, Delhi is a rigorous and intensive process of legal learning. The The team won the 2nd Best Memorial award. NLU Delhi wins the national rounds of Louis M. Brown International Client moot court activities are coordinated by the faculty adviser to the Moot Court • The team comprising Arshu John, Linesh Lalwani and Somil Kumar won the Consultation Competition ACHIEVEMENTS Committee. Members of the faculty help students in preparing for Moot Court World Rounds of the 23rd Manfred Lachs Space Law Moot Court Competition The national rounds of the ‘The Louis M. Brown and Forrest S. Mosten International 2014-15 Competitions. held in Ontario, Canada. In addition, Linesh Lalwani won the Sterns and Tennen client consultation competition 2015′ took place in KLE Law College, Bangalore • The team comprising of Siddharth Gupta, Nidhi Koul, and DevashishGodbole • National Law University, Delhi, encourages and facilitates students participating Award for the Best Oralist. from the 20th till the 22nd of February 2015. The Louis M. Brown competition was won the GNLU International Moot Court Competition. Siddharth Gupta also won in Mood Court Competitions in India and abroad. The following are some of the • Price Media Law Moot Court Competition (South Asia Rounds) 2014-15: founded in 1985 and tests the skills of a lawyer to provide a complete consultation Best Speaker (Finals). select achievements of NLU, Delhi students. Semifinalists - team comprising of Parul Sharma, Sanya Kumar and Rishika and advice to his client. • The team of Somil Kumar, LineshLalwani, and Arshu John won the World Rounds • The team comprising of Aroon Menon, Sanya Sud and Srishti Singhania were Srivastava. The national rounds have been conducted in India since 1999. 40 Teams across India of the Manfred Lachs Space Law Moot Court Competition. LineshLalwani also adjudged runners-up of the K.K. Luthra Moot Court Competition held in New • Commonwealth Legal Education Association Moot, CNLU Patna: Best Memorial took part in the competition this year. The format was a direct break to semi-finals won the Best Speaker (Finals). Delhi in January, 2014. - team comprising of Akaant Mittal, Gibran Naushad and Shambhavi Sharma. • The NLU Delhi team won the Kerala Law Academy Moot Court Competition. The • The team of Shweta Kabra, Karamdeo and Saniya Sharma reached the semi- after two preliminary rounds. The team comprising of Pranshu Paul (student of 5th team consisted of Saral Minocha, Shrutanjaya Bhardwaj, and Himanshu Chawla. finals of the Bar Council of India Moot Court Competition held in September, Teams from NLU Delhi was declared the winner at: Year) and Pratik Tayal (student of 4th Year) broke 2nd into the Semi-Finals. The other Saral Minocha was also adjudged the Best Student Advocate. 2014 in Rajasthan. 1. 66th Mukarji Memorial Debate, St. Stephen’s College Semi-Finalists included GNLU, HNLU and V.M. Salgaocar College of Law. The finals • The NLU Delhi team comprising of Gibran Naushad, Akaant Mittal, and Shambhavi • The team comprising of Prashant Tahiliani, Anindhya Srivastav and Arpit Agrawal 2. 7th NUJS Parliament Debate were between NLU Delhi and V.M.Salgaocar College of law which were adjudicated Singh won the prize for Best Memorial at the Commonwealth Legal Education reached the octa-finals of the D.M. Harish Moot Court Competition heldin 3. 11th Premchand Memorial Debate, Hindu College by Prof. N.R. Madhava Menon and the Ex-ASG of . Association Moot. Government Law College in February, 2014 in Mumbai. Anindhya Srivastava won 4. N.V. Thadani Memorial Debate, Hindu College The team from NLU Delhi has qualified for the international • The team of Vaibhavi Shaunak, Shruti Arora and Kanchan was a semifinalist at the award for the second best researcher. 5. 34th Frank Thakur Das Memorial Debate, Kirori Map College rounds to be held in April at the University of Newbraska, 36 | 37 the KK Luthra Memorial Moot Court Competition. • The team comprising of Bhanu Pratap Singh, Shruti Arora and Pranav Jain 6. 12th NLS Debate USA to represent India. NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY | DELHI | PROSPECTUS 2017 6 | 7 38 | 39

Implementation of the Sexual Harassment of Women of Harassment Sexual the of Implementation Redressal) and Prohibition (Prevention, Workplace at Act, 2013 in NCR hospitals Indo Norwegian Collaboration Programme Collaboration Indo Norwegian 2017) (INCP – 2015 to Occupants) Unauthorized of (Eviction Properties Waqf Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) Online Courses Open Massive 7. (NCW) Women for Commission National undertaken has University Law National The funded Project for Research study of the and preparedness level of of enforcement The University has also been entrusted to develop MOOCs Courses in the selected subjects of Presently 10 Law. subjects have been chosen to develop modules. Prof. (Dr.) G.S. Bajpai is Co-Principal Investigator Project. in this Prof.(Dr.) Ranbir& Investigator Singh is Principal 5. The Indo Norwegian objective The 2017. to collaboration 2015 of period the for Norway UiB, and NLUD of programme,participation sponsored The UiB. and NLUD between relationships build UGC, by and initiate to was programme the of is joint a introductory meeting in 2015at NLUD ledto thefoundation of strong relationship universities. the two between 6. Ministry of Minority Affairs,Government Delhi University, to study the of India proposed Waqf Properties (Eviction of Unauthorized asked has the National Occupants) Bill Law 2014 and suggest measures for its effective implementation. Furqan This Prof. (ILI) Delhi. New with is the Institute being Indian Law done jointly study Ahmad of Indian (ILI) Law (Law) Institute Syed Iqbal and Associate Research Ahmad, working on this project. jointly Delhi are University, Law of National 4.

Exploring Critical Criminal Law Criminal Law Exploring Critical E-Pathshala (Criminology) (2016) E-Pathshala Status Status of Crime against Women & Gender Justice in India (2016) of Northern Region 3. The Criminology for Centre & Victimology Exploring isto Critical Criminal undertake The - identifyProject andA exploreStudy. the Research of development critical Law perspectivesin criminal law scholarship.documents To Husak especially works those carried and out by DuffAshworth, Norrie, Nicola, Gardner, analyse the specific etc. To conduct a critical analysis withregard to the critical outcomes in process criminal like acquittal, wrongful prosecution,wrongful conviction, abuse power, of by the made reflections critical and documents analyse To process. criminal of arrear Supreme Court a in undertake survey its of selected judgements. reflections and To criticalcomments with theexperts in India and abroad on the chosen parameters. this Project. for Director G.S. Bajpai is (Dr.) Prof. The UGC has entrusted this major project to as develop involved This project of than more 400consisting modulespapers in criminology. e-text video lecture in 15 many as 150 persons to write G.S. e-text modules. (Dr.) Bajpai Prof. is the Principal for this project. Investigator 2. This major sponsored by project the Indian Council of Social New Science Research, Delhi has and been the has to been completed report already ICSSR.submitted This study is highlighted the implementation of the relating law violence and the status gender,of to the domestic victims andresponse by the agencies involved. This study significantly brought out the crucialfactorsresponsible for the problems and implementing law in this area. G.S. (Dr.) Prof. Bajpai is theProject Directorfor this study. 1. RESEARCH PROJECTS RESEARCH Pvt. hospitals in the National Capital Region in implementing the Sexual Harassment on the directions of the Supreme Court in Imtiyaz Ahmad v. State of UP, AIR 2012 SC NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY | DELHI PROSPECTUS 2017 of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act, 2013’. The 642, to analyse the state of pendency and arrears in courts across the country and proposed research seeks to conduct an empirical research of the enforcement recommend suggestions for reform. experience of the legislation in hospitals in the National Capital Region (NCR) by ascertaining the preparedness in terms of institutional mechanism and capacity 12. Report on Process Re-engineering in The Criminal building. Prof. (Dr.) G. S. Bajpai is the Project Director and Dr. Sushila is Project Co- ordinator for this study. Justice System (2014-15) The Centre for Constitutional Law, Policy & Governance (CCLPG) provided assistance 8. Exploring the Nature of The Indian Legal System to the Law Commission of India and the E-Committee of the Supreme Court on necessary amendments to be made to rules of criminal courts in order to facilitate The Centre for Comparative Law NLUD, under the supervision of Prof. Dr. M.P. Singh, usage of technology to make the systems more efficient, accessible and transparent. has taken up a study titled “Exploring the nature of the Indian Legal System”. Taking account of the evolutionary process of law as well as of the difference between the state and people’s law, the project has found enough support in German scholarship 13. Prisoners’ Rights Manual (2015-2017) such as of Savigny and Ehrlich and has been so far primarily supported by Schulze- The Centre for Constitutional Law, Policy and Governance collaborated with The Fielitz Stiftung, Berlin. Findings from the study up to now are expected to be made Human Rights Law Network (HRLN) to revise and update HRLN’s Prisoners’ Rights available in the form of a report. Manual. The manual was published in January 2017. Spread over two volumes, the manual covers various rights concerns faced by prisoners including those related to 9. Law Commission of India- 262nd Report on Death fair trial, bail, inhuman and degrading conditions in prisons etc. It also provides a ready reference material for lawyers and civil society organizations working on the Penalty (2015) issue of prisoners’ rights. The Centre for Constitutional Law, Policy and Governance assigned by the Law Commission of India to draft the Commission’s report on the Death Penalty. In 14. Submission to Law Commission’s 268th report on addition, three Student Fellows of the Centre for Constitutional Law, Policyand Governance provided research assistance to the sub-committee. The Centre’s Bail Law Reforms (2016-17) contribution was acknowledged in the Law Commission’s report. The Centre for Constitutional Law, Policy and Governance (CCLPG) was approached by the Law Commission of India for research inputs/submissions for its report on 10. Law Commission of India Report on the Review of bail law reforms. The work involved examining the desirability of having a separate Criminal Justice System (2015) Bail Act, keeping in view, the similar provisions in the United Kingdom and other countries. An in-depth study of the laws and practice relating to bail laws in India The Centre for Constitutional Law, Policy & Governance (CCLPG) appointed by the was conducted. The Law Commission has acknowledged the Centre’s contribution Law Commission to review the working of the Criminal Justice System and suggest in this regard, in its report. The project was undertaken by Dr. Aparna Chandra, amendments to criminal statutes. Research Director of the Centre for Constitutional Law, Policy and Governance, and Ms. Keerthana Medarametla, Senior Research Fellow at the Centre. 11. 245th Law Commission Report on Arrears and Backlog: Creating Additional Judicial (Wo)manpower 15. The Daksh-NLUD Rule of Law Project (2016-17) (2013-2015) The Centre for Constitutional Law, Policy and Governance collaborated with Daksh India in its “Rule of Law” project which studies the problem of judicial delay; The CCLPG worked with the Law Commission of India on its 245th report on “Arrears particularly the pendency of cases within the Indian legal system. The project uses 40 | 41 and Backlog: Creating Additional Judicial (Wo) manpower.” This report was prepared publicly available data pertaining to court cases to build a user friendly database. 19. Hanging in the balance: Arbitrariness in death NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY | DELHI PROSPECTUS 2017 The Centre collaborated with Daksh on analysis of data available with Daksh, aiming to provide data-driven inputs into debates and discourses around judicial reform in penalty adjudication in India (1950-2013) India. Dr. Aparna Chandra, Research Director of the Centre for Constitutional Law, The Centre for Constitutional Law, Policy and Governance is to undertake an empirical Policy and Governance led the project, along with Research Fellows at the Centre. analysis of all cases dealing with capital offences decided by the Supreme Court of India from 1950 to 2013. The study covers all cases were death penalty was an 16. Project on Empirical analysis of Supreme Court option, regardless of whether the same was finally imposed. The study analyses these Decisions cases along various parameters, in order to understand the extent and influence of This research project funded by the University of Chicago is a collaboration between these parameters in sentencing decisions of the court. Data and preliminary finding Dr. Aparna Chandra, Prof. Sital Kalantry (Cornell Law School) and Prof. William on these issues for the period between 2000-2013 was made available to the Law Hubbard (University of Chicago Law School). The project entails an empirical analysis Commission of India which cited this data in its report, in support of its conclusion of the functioning of the Indian Supreme Court by examining all reported decisions that the death penalty should be abolished. of the court in the period 2010-2015 to understand the kind of cases coming before the court, the parties who are approaching the Court, the nature of reliefs being sought etc. 20. Fair Trial Manual The Centre for Constitutional Law, Policy and Governance (CCLPG) is collaborating 17. CLPG-Delhi High Court Legal Services Committee with the Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative (CHRI) to revise and update the 2010 edition of CHRI publication- “Fair Trial Manual: A Handbook for Judges and (DHCLSC) Prisons Project - Phase I Magistrates”. The manual discusses how human rights jurisprudence influences The Centre for Constitutional Law, Policy and Governance is collaborating with the the administration of criminal justice and provides ready reference material on the Delhi High Court Legal Services Committee to work on projects that involve studying different elements of a fair trial. Dr. Mrinal Satish is taking the lead on this project. under-trial incarceration in Delhi, preparing periodic reports on the status of each case, documenting the causes of delay, compliance with guidelines and laws, and availability of bail for the person. In the first phase of this project, the Centre is 21. Report on Surrogacy Law and Practice studying incarceration under The Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) The Centre for Constitutional Law, Policy and Governance (CCLPG) in collaboration Act. The Centre will also prepare a policy proposal based on these cases highlighting with Prof. Sital Kalantry, Cornell Law School taught a seminar course on “Transnational systemic concerns and blockages in the Criminal Justice System. Human Rights Law,” the focus of which was on the issue of surrogacy. The course was 18. CLPG- Delhi High Court Legal Services Committee listed both at NLU Delhi and Cornell Law School and weekly classes were held using videoconferencing facilities. Students and the faculty members also conducted week- (DHCLSC) Prisons Project - Phase II long field work in Delhi and Anand, Gujarat in April 2017. The course culminated in In the second phase of the CLPG-DHCLSC Prisons Project, the Centre for Constitutional two policy reports – one for the New York legislature which is currently debating a Law, Policy and Governance is studying cases of all persons who are currently bill to legalise commercial surrogacy, and the second, on the Surrogacy Regulation incarcerated for a continuous period of 3 years, without being released on bail (Bill), 2016 that is pending before the Indian Parliament. Dr. Aparna Chandra and Dr. (other than interim bail for a few days). The project looks at individual cases in the Mrinal Satish have been invited by the Parliamentary Standing Committee to make a prison that needs assistance with legal aid and also aims at understanding the nature presentation on the Bill before them. and causes of delay in the legal processes. Both the phases of the project are being 42 | 43 funded by the Delhi High Court Legal Service Committee. The future of India and Legal Education belongs here at NLUD. Its a truly NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY | DELHI PROSPECTUS 2017 memorable and inspiring institution comprising of the students, academic and leadership. Prof. Steve K. Ngo- Arbitrator and International Arbitration Consultant, Singapore

LEGAL SERVICES COMMITTEE

Legal Clinic - Legal Aid Services involved in fostering legal aid and awareness. While previously the focus was on spreading awareness about rights and facilitating access to courts, from this year the National Law University, Delhi shares a broader vision of justice education and weaves Committee has expanded its domain to ensure access to government institutions. public interest work into regular curriculum to prepare students as agents of social change. The University provides Legal Aid Services with an objective to facilitate The Committee is presently undertaking a Project on ‘Compensation for Sewerage access to justice to the poor and marginalized and provide legal aid services to make Deaths’ in association with the Safai Karamchari Andolan (SKA) that aims to identify right to legal aid as a reality. the families of deceased sewerage workers and to help them claim compensation The Legal Aid committee consisting of students and faculty coordinator has been from the Government of NCT of Delhi as per the Supreme Court’s orders in the case constituted to promote legal aid services by the students.The committee is currently of Safai Karamchari Andolan v. Union of India in March 2014. working towards proposing a revival of the existing legal aid clinic at the University and The Committee has also established a fully functional Legal Aid Clinic in the University conducting legal awareness camps. It also aims to create an online forum to enable premises to pursue cases of people from nearby community, seeking legal counsel. legal aid societies across law schools in India to come together, share experiences, A Legal Aid lawyer from the Delhi State Legal Services Authority visits the clinic every bring about collaborative efforts and grow from the same. week to deal with various grievances addressed to the clinic. The members of the 446 | | 745 Over the years, the Legal Aid Committee at National Law University, Delhi has been Committee help the lawyers with these cases. I express deep gratitude to you and your staff for most fruitful and generous NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY | DELHI PROSPECTUS 2017 meeting. We greatly appreciate your time and hospitality.

Chief Justice Nancy V. Alquist, US

CONFERENCES/ SEMINARS/WORKSHOPS

Two-Week Capsule Course on Law for the Probationers of Indian Defence Estates from 16 February to 1 March, 2015. This two week program held on the campus of Service (IDES) NLU Delhi was tailored to meet the training needs of officials of regulatory authorities from African nations. 25 participants from 13 different African countries participated National Law University, Delhi in association with National Institute of Defence Estate in the program; participants were from Seychelles, Senegal, Zambia, Tunisia, Morocco, Management, Ministry of Defence has organised a two-week Capsule Course on Law Ethiopia, Malawi, Mauritius, Tanzania, Uganda, Botswana, Swaziland and Namibia. for the probationers of Indian Defence Estates Service. This is the third time NLUD Mr. Ashok Chawla, Chairman, Competition Commission of India was the Chief Guest has organised such course for the probationers of Indian Defence Estates Service. for the inaugural event. All competition law issues were comprehensively covered by The two-week long course was organised in NLUD premise from March 9th-20, 2015. leading experts including academicians, lawyers and former members of the CCI and The course consists of 40 technical sessions covering different areas of public and DG office. private law. The target group consisted of nine Probationers of IDES.

CIRC-NLUD ITEC Special Course on Competition Policy & Laws

The ITEC Special Course on Competition Policy and Laws was jointly organised by National Law University, Delhi and CUTS Institute for Regulation and Competition (CIRC), Delhi under the aegis of the Ministry of External Affairs,

46 | 47 NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY | DELHI PROSPECTUS 2017 S.No. Topic Date CONFERENCES & SEMINARS 19 Visit of Hon’ble Presidents of Constitutional Court of Kingdom of Belgium to NLU Delhi 07 September 2016 20 Herbert Smith Freehills International Negotiations Competition 09-11 September 2016 S.No. Topic Date 21 International Conference on Transparency & Accountability in Justice Administration System: Challenges & Solutions 24-25 September 2016 1 Visit of Canadian Member of Parliament Hon’ble Garnett Genuis 13 January 2016 Visit of Prof. (Dr.) Bruno Zeller, University of Western Australia, Perth, Australia under GIAN Programme for delivering a Course on 22 10-23 October 2016 2 Visit of delegation from Sheffield Hallam University, U.K. for signing of MoU 28 January 2016 ‘Cross-Border Business Law and Practice’ 3 National Seminar on Consumers Protection: New Age Challenges 19-20 February 2016 Celebration of UNCITRAL Asia Pacific Day 2016 in association with UNCITRAL Regional Centre for Asia and the Pacific (RCAP), Incheon, 23 17 October 2016 South Korea Visit of Provost P.T. Vasudevan from the University of New Hampshire and Dean Jordan Budd from the University of New Hampshire 4 24 February 2016 School of Law 24 Visit of Delegation from the Law Development Centre Management, Uganda 17 October 2016 5 Visit of participants from the 31st International Training Programme in Legislative Drating from BPST, New Delhi 25 February 2016 25 Price Media Law Moot Court Competition (South Asia Rounds) organized by CCG, NLU Delhi 17-20 November 2016 6 ‘International Seminar on Legality and Jurisprudence of Sallekhanaa/ Santhaaraa/Samadhimaran/Prayopavesa of Indian Traditions 26-27 February 2016 International Symposium on Hate Speech and Online Extremism followed by release of report on ‘Hate Speech Law in India’ by 26 19 November 2016 Professor Urs Gasser, Executive Director of Berkman Klein Centre for Internet & Society, organized by CCG, NLU Delhi 7 Indian Vis Pre Moot in association with the International Chamber of Commerce 26-28 February 2016 Conference on ‘Use of Technology in Courts and Liberalisation of the Indian Legal Profession’ organized by Deakin University in International Finance and Corporate Course (IFCC) in association with Allen & Overy LLP, U.K (International Finance and Corporate 27 10 December 2016 collaboration with NLU Delhi at ILI, Delhi 8 Course (IFCC)- 7th to 9th March,2016 for around 80 students from various NLU’s and Smart Start India programme for IDIA scholars– 7-9 March 2016 8-9th March, 2016 for 20 to 30 IDIA scholars) Fourth edition of the Law and Social Sciences Research Network (LASSnet) conference entitled ‘Thinking with Evidence: Seeking 28 Certainty, Making Truth’ in association with Centre for the Study of Law and Governance (JNU, Delhi), O.P. Jindal Global University 10-12 December 2016 International Law Conference on ‘Free Trade and Sustainable Development-Friends of Foes’ in association with Ruhr-Universitat 9 13-15 March 2016 (Sonepat) and IIT (Delhi). Bochum, Germany 10 1st rounds of ICC Moot Court Competition, 2016, The Hague 17-20 March 2016 11 International Seminar on Freedom of Information in the SAARC Nations 19 March 2016 12 Celebration of Association of Indian Universities Foundation Day 23 March 2016 Conference on Access to Justice Survey 2016 organized by NLU Delhi in association with DAKSH (a civil society organization), 13 23 April 2016 Bengaluru at IIC National Consultation on Universal Periodic Review (UPR) III under the aegis of the UN Human Rights Council with 14 28-29 April 2016 National Human Rights Commissions National Consultation on Universal Periodic Review (UPR) III under the aegis of the UN Human Rights Council with Civil Society 15 06 and 07 May 2016 Representative and Academicians Conference on ‘Beyond the Minuscule Minority: Research and Evidence Gathering on Sexuality and Gender’ organized by the Centre 16 28 May 2016 for Constitutional Law, Policy and Governance, NLU, Delhi in association with International Commission for Jurist at IIC, New Delhi Three day Conference on ‘Paralegal Education in India under the Fulbright Specialist Programme’ being conducted by 17 22-24 July 2016 Prof. J. Danixia Cuevas, Paralegal Expert and Professor at Miami Dade College, Florida USA 18 Seminar on ‘Good Governance, Development and Human Rights’ in association with National Human Rights Commission 19-20 August 48 | 49

A Teaching Session of Allen & Overy International Finance and Corporate Course S. No. Topic Date NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY | DELHI PROSPECTUS 2017 LECTURES & ORATIONS Panel Discussion on Sexual Violence and State Impunity’ with Dr. Uma Chakravarti (feminist historian who writes on Buddhism), Ms. Urvashi Butalia (feminist publisher and writer based in Delhi), Ms. Navsharan Singh (feminist researcher and is associated with 21 15 March 2016 S. No. Topic Date Democratic Rights Movements in India), and Ms. Sahba Husain (well-known independent gender researcher, writer and important political activist in the women’s movement.) 1 Inaugural of Moot Court Hall of NLU Delhi in the memory of Late Hon’ble Mr. Justice Y.K. Sabharwal at India Habitat Centre 14 January 2016 Visit of Prof. Alan Norrie to NLU Delhi under MHRD Scheme of GIAN for delivering lectures on Contradiction, Critique and Criminal 2 Conduct of fifth round of Direct Recruitment Process for selection of suitable candidates for Competition Commission of India (CCI) 31 January 2016 22 Law Public Lecture at IIC on 16th March 2016 on the topic ‘Justice and the Slaughter-bench’ Public Lecture at ILI on 17th March 2016 14-18 March 2016 Meeting of Expert Committee for Development of Basic Progammes in Child Rights in association with Centre for Child Rights – NLU 3 07 February 2016 from 5:00 – 6:00 p.m. on the topic –‘Law and Justice: Between the Power of Love and the Love of Power’ Odisha Interactive session on the topic ‘Identifying Discrimination: How Institutions Discriminate’ with Prof. Satish Deshpande, one of the Guest Lecture on ‘Exemplary Damages and Adverse Costs Awards Against Corporations Breaching Privacy Laws in The UK’ by Prof. 23 16 March 2016 4 09 February 2016 leading social thinker and sociologist of India, organized by Ambedkar Periyar Study Circle, NLU Delhi Paul Wragg, School of Law, University of Leeds 24 Organization of a Short Term course on Gender Sensitization for Investigating Officers of Delhi Police 29-31 March 2016 5 Lecture by Ms. Kate Mogulescu, US expert on Human Trafficking 10 February 2016 ‘Prof. (Dr.) Ghanshyam Singh Sixth Memorial Lecture’ delivered by Prof. C. Rajkumar, Vice-Chancellor, O.P. Jindal Global University, on 25 01 April 2016 6 Talk on Law of Sedition by Mr. Siddharth Narrain, SARAI-Centre for the Study of Developing Societies organized by PLPDG, NLU Delhi 18 February 2016 the topic – ‘The Future of Legal Education in India: In Pursuit of Justice, Excellence and Inspiration’ 7 Visit of Mr. Osamu Toriumi, Legal Manager, Mitsui & Co. 18 February 2016 Annual Roundtable on Innovation, Intellectual Property and Competition organized by Centre for Innovation, IP and Competition, 26 01-02 April 2016 8 ICANN-55: Pre-event Briefing Event being organized by CCG, NLU Delhi 19 February 2016 NLU, Delhi Lecture on ‘The Law on Sedition and its Implications for Free Speech in India’ by Mr. Shyam Divan, Sr. Advocate Supreme Court of Visit of Faculty and Students from IPEM Law Faculty 09 April 2016 9 20 February 2016 27 India, organized by PLPDG, NLU Delhi Guest Lecture by Dr. Raj Kumar, University of Delhi on ‘Dr. Ambedkar: The Maker of Modern India’ on the occasion of 125th Birth 28 11 April 2016 Talk by Ms. Samudra Kugel, Chief Officer, South Asia Law Initiatives, Centre for International Education, University of California Davis Anniversary of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, organized by Ambedkar Periyar Phule Study Circle, NLU Delhi 10 22 February 2016 on LL.M. opportunities at University of California Davis. Lecture by Mr. Mehmood Mandviwalla, President SAARCLAW on Panama Paper Leaks: The Issues and the Ramifications’ for IV year 29 19 April 2016 11 Talk by Ms. Maya on ‘A day in Life of a Hijra’ organized by Gender Circle, NLU Delhi 24 February 2016 students of B.A.LL.B.(Hons.) Progamme Talk on ‘The Object of Our Affect(ion): Porn, Pleasure and Perversion’ by Dr.Nishant Shah, Professor at Leuphana University of Lecture on ‘Copyright Societies in India: Past, Present and Future,’ by Mr. Prashanth Reddy, Lawyer, for the students of B.A. LL.B 12 25 February 2016 30 21 April 2016 Lüneburg, Germany & a co-founder of Center for Internet & Society, Bangalore organized by CCG, NLU Delhi (Hons.) Programme 13 The Art of Living Event 25 February 2016 Law & Policy Dialogue - Dialogue initiator- Dr. Aparna Chandra on topic ‘Under the Banyan Tree: Article 142, Constitution of India and 14 26 February 2016 the Contours of Complete Justice’ Parliamentarians across the globe visit the campus of NLUD 15 Lecture on Role of Economics in Competition Analysis by Prof. Alberto Heimlar of SNA Italy for LL.M. Students 29 February 2016 Talk on ‘Myths and Realties in Arguments Against Reservation Policy: What Reforms are Necessary?’ by Prof. Sukhadeo Thorat, noted 16 29 February 2016 economist and Chairman, Indian Council of Social Sciences Research organized by Ambedkar Periyar Phule Study Circle, NLU, Delhi Talk on ‘The Modern History of Masculinities in India’ by Prof. Sanjay Srivastava, Professor of Sociology at the Centre for Study of 17 01 March 2016 Social Systems at Jawaharlal Nehru University, organized by Gender Circle, NLU, Delhi 18 NLU Delhi Maiden Sports Festival (Zafir) 3-7 March 2016 19 NLU Delhi’s Annual Cultural and Literary Fest (Kairos) 4-6 March 2016 Women’s Week Celebration on Campus by Gender Circle, NLU Delhi -Talk by Ms. Sehjo Singh, Programme and Policy Director of Action 20 08-11 March 2016 Aid India on ‘Sustainable Development and Women’s Rights: Linking Gender with Development’ on March 10, 2016

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Parliamentarians across the globe visit the campus of NLUD S. No. Topic Date S. No. Topic Date NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY | DELHI PROSPECTUS 2017 Talk on ‘Role of Law Students in Social Justice Movement in India’ by Movie Actor Vira Sathidar organized by Ambedkar Periyar Phule 53 Bodh Raj Sawhny Memorial Lecture on ‘Advancing Our Shares Values’ by Mr. Richard R. Verma, American Ambassador to India 13 September 2016 31 25 April 2016 Study Circle, NLU, Delhi Talk on ‘ISIS and Scourge of Global Jihad: Challenges for India’ by Mr. Talmiz Ahmad, former Indian Diplomat and Indian Ambassador 54 16 September 2016 Panel Discussion on ‘Locating the Work in Sex Work’ with Ms. Kusum, President, All India Network of Sex Workers, and Ms. Tripti to Saudi Arabia, organized by Public Law and Policy Discussion Group, NLU, Delhi 32 26 April 2016 Tandon, Deputy Director, Lawyer’s Collective organized by Gender Circle, NLU, Delhi Talk on Contemporary India and Challenges to Fraternity by Mr. Harsh Mander, Director - Centre for Equity Studies organized by 55 19 September 2016 Talk on ‘Nationalism and Some of its Meaning’ by Prof. Rajmohan Gandhi, biographer and grandson of Mahatma Gandhi organized PLPDG, NLU, Delhi 33 27 April 2016 by Ambedkar Periyar Phule Study Circle, NLU, Delhi Lecture by Prof. Jorge Cerdio, Dean (Law), ITAM University, Mexico Tentative Topics – ‘Inferences from the Silence of the Accused’/ 56 23 September 2016 Talk on rights and BhimYatra by Magsaysay Awardee Mr. Bezwada Wilson, Noted Dalit Leader and Activist, organized by Public ‘Law and Truth: A Miniaturize Genealogy/ ‘Taking Theoretical Reconstruction Seriously/ ‘Why Law should Look into Engineering.’ 34 27 April 2016 Law and Policy Discussion Group, NLU, Delhi 57 NDTV Organ Donation Talk 29 September 2016 35 Induction Session – CIRC NLUD Joint PG Diploma Programme 29 April 2016 Round table Discussion on ‘Reforms and Development in Legal System’ in association with Deakin University, Australia and O.P. Jindal 58 06 October 2016 36 Internal Presentation of the findings of the Death Penalty Report 05 May 2016 Global University at Australian High Commission, New Delhi 37 Formal Release of Death Penalty Report at Nehru Memorial Museum and Library (Teen Murti Auditorium) 06 May 2016 59 Talk by Mr. Nipun Malhotra organized by Enable@NLUD 18 October 2016 Panel Discussion on Panchayat Election Laws in association with Dialogue for Democracy at Constitution Club, New Delhi organized Guest Lectures for LL.M. Students on International Human Rights and its Enforcement by Prof. Ana Cláudia Santano, Professor at 38 07 May 2016 60 20-21 October 2016 by Public Law and Policy Discussion Group, NLU, Delhi Pontificia Universidade Catolicado Parana, Brazil Course on ‘Comparative Contract Law & Practice’ by Prof. Stefan Vogenauer, Max Planck Institute for European Legal History, Frankfrut, 61 Prof.Ghanshyam Singh Memorial Parliamentary Debate 20-23 October 2016 39 12-22 May 2016 Germany, under GIAN Scheme, MHRD, Govt of India. Lecture on ‘Judicial Discretion in Sentencing’ by Prof. Margareth Etienne, Associate Dean for Graduate and International Programs at 62 21 October 2016 Talk on ‘Why All Indians should Care about MNREGA’ by Dr. Jayati Ghosh, organized by Public Law and Policy Discussion Group, NLU the University of Illinois Law School, USA 40 13 May 2016 Delhi. Discussion on Transnational Corruption in association with Transparency International India organized by Centre for Transparency and 63 24 October 2016 41 Law and Literature Day;Career Seminar on ‘Law & Media’ in association with Dwarka Parichay 14 May 2016 Accountability in Governance, NLU Delhi Talk on ‘Bankruptcy & Cross-Border Insolvency Laws in India- The Way Ahead’ by Mr. T.K. Viswanathan, Director ADR – ICADR, New GIAN course on Clinical Legal Education and Access to Justice by Ms. Lisa Bliss, Associate Clinical Professor, Georgia State University 42 14 May 2016 64 01-05 November 2016 Delhi, organized by Centre for Transnational Commercial Laws, NLU, Delhi. College of Law 43 Talk on The Loss of Hope by Prof. Vikram Patel, Psychiatrist and Co- Founder of Sangath, organized by PLPDG, NLU, Delhi 24 May 2016 Visit of Academic Delegation from the University of Glasgow – Guest Lectures on Specialized Disciplines (Corporate & Financial Law, 65 04 November2016 44 Panel Discussion on Protecting Free Speech: Heckler’s Veto & Abuse of Laws’ organized by CCG, NLU Delhi at IIC, New Delhi 24 May 2016 Intellectual Property Law, International Commercial Law) 45 Panel Discussion on ‘Perils of Biometrics’ organized by Centre for Communication Governance, NLU, Delhi 25 May 2016 66 Inter College Debate Competition on Combating Corruption in association with ONGC 05 November 2016 Public Lecture by Prof. Shubha Ghosh - Free Speech and Free Markets: The View from Intellectual Property organized by CIIPC, NLU, Talk on India’s New Bankruptcy Law by Dr. Rajewswari Sengupta, Assistant Professor, IGIDR and Mr. Pratik Datta, Consultant NIPFP, 46 26 May 2016 67 08 November 2016 Delhi organized by centre for Transnational Commercial Law, NLU, Delhi Talk on ‘No Accountability for Human Rights Violation’ by Ravi Nair, Director – South Asian Human Rights Documentation Centre – 47 Visit of Prof.Danixia Cuevas from Miami Dade College as Fulbright Specialist to NLU, Delhi 04 July- 12 August 2016 68 10 November 2016 organized by PLPDG, NLU, Delhi Book Launch and Panel Discussion on ‘State of the Indian Judiciary’ in collaboration with Daksh organized by Centre for Constitutional 48 10 August 2016 Law, Policy and Governance, NLU Delhi at IIC, New Delhi 69 Panel Discussion on experiences of LGBTQIA+ organized by Gender Circle, NLU, Delhi 16 November 2016 Talk on ‘The Plunder of State Resources: Addressing Unethical Election Campaigns’ by Dr. S.Y. Qureshi, 17th Chief Election Commissioner 49 11 August 2016 of India, organized by Public Law and Policy Discussion Group, NLU, Delhi 50 Session on sexuality and Gender Identities organized by INSAAF Legal Aid Group, NLU Delhi in association with YP Foundation 01-02 September 2016 Talk on ‘Article 356 and Centre-State Relations’ by Mr. Gopal Subramanium, Senior Advocate, Supreme Court of India organized by 51 02 September 2016 Public Law and Policy Discussion Group, NLU Delhi Fortnightly Informal Seminar by Centre for Communication Governance: Paper Presentation on ‘Unlocking Encryption’ by Sowmya 52 07 September 2016 Karun, Project Manager, CCG 52 | 53 S. No. Topic Date NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY | DELHI PROSPECTUS 2017 S. No. Topic Date Lecture on ‘International Law Commission and the International Legislative Process’ by Mr. Anirudh Rajput, Member, International 70 18 November 2016 Law Commission WikiEdit 2016 Workshop by Mr. Zakir Thomas, (Former Director, Open Source Drug Discovery Project), Ms. Rohini Lakshane Lecture on ‘Feeling Great in the Materialistic World through Rajyouga Meditation’ by Sister Denise Lawrence, European Director, BK 12 (Centre for Internet and Society, Bengaluru) and Mr. Tanveer Hasan (Centre for Internet Society, Bengaluru), organized by 11-12 November 2016 71 24 November 2016 Centres Motivational Speaker, London under the auspices of Justice Bodh Raj Sawhny Chair in Professional Ethics at NLU,Delhi CIIPC, NLU Delhi 72 Lecture on ‘The future of Social Europe‘by Prof. George Katrougalos, Alternate Minister of Foreign Affairs, Greece 25 November 2016 13 Mental Health Workshop by Ms. Mona, Psychologist, Public Health Foundation of India 23rd November 2016 73 First Alumni Day of NLU Delhi 27 November 2016 Special Lecture on ‘TRIPS and Public Health’ by JayashreeWatal, Senior Counsellor, World Trade Organization, Geneva, organized by CCG Informal Seminar – Paper Presentation on ‘Data Protection in Brazil: Informational Self-determination and the Right 74 01 December 2016 14 30 November 2016 CIIPC, NLU, Delhi to be Forgotten’ intern with Civil Liberties Workshop on Protecting Traditional Knowledge for a Creative India, Innovative India organized by Centre for Social Justice, 15 11 December 2016 WORKSHOPS Ahmedabad in association with CIIPC, NLU Delhi

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Two Day Qualitative Workshop for Ph.D. students conducted by Prof. Anil Sutar, Professor, School of Research Methodology, TISS 1 15-16 February 2016 S. No. Topic Date Mumbai Capacity Development Programme-Advanced course on Corporate Laws under the auspices National Academy of Law Teachers, NLU 2 Workshop on the Rights of Victims of a Crime in association with Delhi State Legal Services Authority 27 February 2016 1 13-18 June 2016 Delhi

3 Fifth Annual IP Teaching Workshop 31 March – 01 April 2016 2 Vertical Interaction Course on Law & Justice for IPS / Senior Police Officers 25-29 July 2016

4 Joint Ph.D. Workshop under INCP Project between University of Bergen and NLU Delhi 19-21 May 2016 3 Vertical Interaction Course on Police Leadership and Accountability in a Democratic Society for IPS / Senior Police Officers 05-09 September 2016

Training on Mitigation Investigations by Ms. Odalys Rojas, Mitigation Specialist, American Civil Liberties Union, USA - organized by 5 National Workshop on Doctrinal Legal Research 08-10 August 2016 4 13,14 & 16 October 2016 Centre for Death Penalty, NLU, Delhi

6 Workshop on Right to Water and Sanitation in association with University of Antwerp, Belgium 24-26 August 2016 5 Training Programme for Trainers (Police Officers) in association with Sheffield Hallam University, UK. 7-11 November 2016 Orientation Workshop for first year students on the theme gender and sexuality organized by INSAAF Legal Aid Group in 7 26-27 August 2016 6 Capsule Course on Legal Aspects / Court Matters for the officers of Central Economic Intelligence Bureau 7-12 November 2016 association with YP Foundation Three Day Workshop on ‘Designing a training programme for Police Officers and Lawyers on handling women and Girl 7 Conduct of Patent Agent Examination for the Patent Office, Ministry of Commerce & Industry 27 November 2016 8 19-21 September2016 Victims of Violence’ in association with Sheffield Hallam University, U.K. Workshop on Negotiations by Prof. Subramanaya Sirish Tamvada, faculty at Law of Alternative Dispute Resolution and 8 Capacity Development Programme on Advanced Labour and Industrials Laws 12-18 December 2016 9 29 September 2016 Negotiations at the Jindal Global Law School 9 ‘Works-in-Progress’ Workshop - organized by CIIPC, NLU, Delhi 17 December 2016 10 Two Day Workshop on ADR Methods for Law Teachers with Strauss Institute for Dispute Resolution, Pepperdine University 20-21 October 2016

11 Workshop entitled ‘Queering Spaces’ by Queerfest organized by Gender Circle, NLU Delhi 10 November 2016 54 | 55 International Conference on Transnational Corruption National Conference on Transforming Dimensions of from the VVGiri National Labour Institute, NOIDA, Dr Onkar Sharma Central Regional persons were invited from various fields of specializations having vast experience NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY | DELHI PROSPECTUS 2017 Commissioner, Mr. Pankaj Kumar, Presiding Officers, Labour Court, Ghaziabad, and knowledge in their respective areas to cater the demand of the workshop. The The Centre for Transparency and Accountability in Governance at National Law IPR: Challenges for the New Age Libraries Mr. Amit Vashistha, Regional Provident Fund Commissioners;Mr. Sanjay Sinha, University, Delhi organised a two-day international conference on Transnational The Society for Library Professionals (SLP), National Law University Delhi, the UN workshop has achieved the object to great extent. Director, Employees State Insurance Corporation, New Delhi; Mr. PK Goswami Corruption on 14 and 15 March, 2015. Information Centre for India & Bhutan and the Special Library Association (USA), Deputy Director, Directorate of Factories Govt of Delhi Mr. Virjesh Upadhyay, General Asian Chapter jointly organized a National Conference on Transforming Dimensions This workshop was coordinated by Mr. Sidharth Dahiya, Research Associate (law) The inaugural session was held under the auspices of Hon’ble Mr. Justice A.K. Secretary, Bhartiya Mazdoor Sangh, New Delhi; and Dr J S Mann, NLU Delhi Patnaik, former Supreme Court Judge, and Shri Paramjeet Singh Bawa, Chairman, of IPR: Challenges for the New Age Libraries on Friday-Saturday, 23-24 January, 2015 National Law University ,Delhi. Anonymous feedbacks from all the participants have been obtained. The CTAG in Transparency International India. Prof. G.S. Bajpai, Registrar, NLU Delhi, delivered the at National Law University, Delhi. The various themes discussed at the conference welcome address. Dr. J.S. Mann, Director of CTAG and Convenor of the Conference, included issues pertaining to intellectual property rights and copyright law in libraries consultation with all the participants, and taking into account anonymous feedback Organizing Committee and the challenges posed by the advent of the Internet to the sphere of intellectual from them, has approved the scheme of providing consultative services and other spoke on the theme of the Conference. Shri P.S. Bawa gave the inaugural address. Prof. (Dr) Ranbir Singh He spoke on the history of Transparency International and its role in today’s world, property rights. supports to law teachers teaching labour and service law for the promotion of quality Vice Chancellor, NLUD especially in India. Hon’ble Mr. Justice A.K. Patnaik delivered the keynote address, of legal research and education on labour and industrial laws. touching upon various high-profile cases on corruption he dealt with during his The Centre for Transparency and Accountability in Patron career. Activists, lawyers, professors and professionals from all over India as well as Governance (CTAG) and National Academy of Law National Workshop on Doctrinal Legal Research, Prof. (Dr) G S Bajpai other countries participated in various capacities. Teachers (NALT), National Law University Delhi organised a seven days “Capacity Development 08-10.8.2016 Registrar, NLUD CCG Winter School on ‘Privacy, Surveillance and Data Programme for Teachers on Labour and Industrial Laws” from Nov 30 to Dec 06, The Centre for Criminology and Victimology headed by Prof (Dr.) G.S. Bajpai at National Organizing Secretary Protection’ 2015. The said event was attended by 25 Participants including teachers teaching Law University, Delhi organized a ‘National Workshop on Doctrinal Legal Research’ Dr. Jeet Singh Maan The Centre for Communication Governance (CCG) at National Law University, Delhi labour law at UG and PG Levels, and practitioners, practicing before Labour Courts. from 08th -10th August 2016 under the auspices of Professor Theodore Eisenberg held a week long winter school on ‘Privacy, Surveillance and Data Protection’ in During the Course of the programme 20 Specialised lectures/deliberations Centre for Empirical Legal Research. The workshop consisted of 45 participants and Associate Professor collaboration with the UNESCO Chair on Freedom of Communication and Information includingpractical exercises on law reforms and emerging areas in Labour and 6 resource persons. Total 12 sessions were done that covered different aspects of Coordinator at the University of Hamburg and the Hans Bredow Institut from 19th to 23rd Industrial Laws, by specialised professionals such as Professor S C Srivastava, Former doctrinal legal research including Atlas-Ti software. The course was designed to serve January, 2015. Students from India and Germany attended the winter school, with Head and Dean, Faculty of Law Kurukshetra University; Professor S Sachidanandam, a systematic introduction of doctrinal aspects of legal research. It aimed to introduce Mr. Sidharth Dahiya faculty members from India, Germany and Korea covering a range of issues including NLU Delhi; Professor BT Kaul, Chairperson Delhi Judicial Academy; Professor Kamala specific tools and techniques including the application of software like Atlas Ti. The Research Associate (Law) surveillance and data protection. Sankaran, Professor of Law, Delhi University; Dr Sanjay Upadhyay, Faculty members workshop aimed at strengthening the faculty and researchers both. The resource Co-coordinator

56 | 57 Overall look of the NLU is blend of simplicity and conviction which makes it NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY | DELHI PROSPECTUS 2017 number one academic centre. God bless all concerned

Mr Syed Basharat Bukhari Law Minister J&K

JUSTICE T.P.S. CHAWLA LIBRARY Justice TPS Chawla Library is a state of the art library possessing hybrid collection LexisNexis, JSTOR, Kluwer Arbitration, Kluwer Competition, CCH International by the University. Digital Access Portal has been designed to access all the facility through more than 25 up-to-date computer terminals having of print as well as digital resources supporting teaching and research activities Taxation, Corporate Law Advisor, Taxmann Online, Taxmann International Taxation, digital resources outside of university campus from anywhere in the World latest software updates. Library commits to provide reprographic services of students, legal researchers, associates and faculty members. The library was Manupatra, India-Stat, West-Law etc. are subscribed by the library. E-books are through Remote Login. Unique user login and password is allotted to each through facilitating photocopy, scanning and printing services. Library inaugurated in 2010 by Hon’ble Mr. Justice , the then Chief Justice, available through Cambridge University Press, E-hart, Oxford University Press, Brill/ Student and faculty member. On the basis of this user login and password, has a separate Moot Court Research Room for overnight use for students Delhi High Court and Chancellor, NLUD. The library functions with a mission to cater Martin Nijhoffand Taylor and Francis. online databases, E-books and E-journals subscribed by the University are participating in various moot competitions. The Library is also member of needs of students, scholars and faculty of the university supporting legal education, accessed outside the University through digital access portal link. (http:// British Council and American Centre. teaching and learning. It is also open for reference to law interns, research scholars All the information about library is arranged in aesthetic manner at library website nludelhi.remotexs.in/home). and faculty members of other educational and research institutes with whom NLU, (http://nludelhi.ac.in/library.aspx) covering online databases, e-books and e-journals. In the year 2016, library procured 1580 books and 1378 bound volumes Delhi has entered into agreement. The library is completely automated for all its Housekeeping activities and uses latest Library has implemented RFID technology enablingself-Check-in and of journals. Eighty five current journals and 24 magazines had also been version of LIBSYS Software. All records of books, journals and users are available in Checkout of books through patron’s RFID enabled Electronic ID Cards in subscribed in 2016. 418 E Books from Brill/ Martin Nijhoff were also added The library has a rich collection of 45000 print documents including text books, the library software. It can be searched through Online Public Access Catalogue often the year 2016. Self-CheckoutDropbox is placed at the entrance of library during the period. reference books, back/bound volumes of Journals and bare acts. Reference referred as OPAC. Library facilitates indexing of articles published in print journals for returning the books 24X7. collection includes International Encyclopaedia of Laws, American Jurisprudence, subscribed by the university. Bibliographical information of about 16000 articles The working hours of library are from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 midnight on all Corpus Juris Schundum, Hulsbury Laws of England and India, Encyclopaedia of Forms published in print journals are accessible online on the basis of specific subjects. Library has also created a Digital library of newspaper clippings in the year working days and 10.00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. on Sundays and public holidays. and Precedents, The Digest etc., which help the researcher in their scholarly work. Library bestows a number of information services like Book Alerts, Contents of Latest 2016. All the newspaper clippings consisting of legal news can be accessed Library subscribes to 145 print journals and law reports, 24 popular magazines and Journals Alerts, Newspaper Clipping Alerts, Case-law Alerts and Article Alerts. through title, subject, and date of publication within the intranet of the 586 | | 759 12 newspapers. International and Indian Online databases in Law i.e. HeinOnline, Library extends its services through provide remote access of all databases subscribed University. Library provides access to the online resources and internet NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY | DELHI PROSPECTUS 2017 FACILITIES The University has a sprawling campus at Dwarka with state of art infrastructure and Our classrooms are well equipped with LCD projector & display screen and internet facilities comprising of a academic block (five floors), separate halls of residence for (wi-fi) access. The students are required to purchase Laptops for making best use of boys and girls hostel (six floors), an independent administration block (five floors), a Internet connectivity for research purpose. fully air-conditioned auditorium for holding conferences and seminars. Auditorium The University is fully residential and maintains separate residence for boys and The University has a fully air-conditioned auditorium with a sitting capacity of over girls. The Halls of Residence are provided with common room facilities, indoor 650 people. The auditorium is equipped with latest state-of-the-art audio and games, like TT, Pool Table, Television and a State of Art Gymnasium. Management visual facilities. The auditorium is used for organizing University functions including and maintenance of discipline in the halls of residence is the responsibility of the seminars, conferences and cultural programs. residents, Chief-Warden, Wardens and Assistant Warden. The residents have to Smart Multimedia Podium for teaching. The e-Station is equipped with the facilities mandatorily conform to the rules and regulations of the University. of touch screen, writing, sound system, visualizer, CD player and recording etc. Internet/Computer Centre Seminar Rooms The campus is wi-fi (wireless friendly) enabled. The internet centre is located in There are four Conference/Seminar rooms furnished with state-of the-art facilities in the Library and has 50 high end desktops with Microsoft operating system and well the Academic Block. equipped with optical drives. Besides this a separate bay is also provided for laptop users. The internet centre is supported with three servers and with a high speed E-Moot Court Hall bandwidth, centrally document & print facility is also available. The University has state-of-the-art E-Moot Court Hall equipped with hi-tech audio visual equipments having a seating capacity of 170 people. To meet the growing challenges of internet usage & e-learning, the centre supports students for research & e-learning. The Internet Centre also works closely with Cafeteria & Mess leading academic stakeholders, providing on-line databases like Manupatra, Lexis University has a well furnished Cafeteria and a well equipped separate mess in the Nexis, and Westlaw etc. Boys and Girls Hostels.

60 | 61 DIGITAL INITIATIVES NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY | DELHI PROSPECTUS 2017 @ NLU, DELHI

National Law University Delhi is committed to implement digitally enabled processes of projects and checking semester end results developed with support of Tata in its each departments. Students, faculty members and staff members enjoy Consultancy Limited. privileges to use a number of digital application for performing day to day tasks like digital note reference, submission of projects and assignments, HR management, • Students selected through AILET are enrolled with Learning and Exchange accounting management, information technology division and library functions. The Module where students and Faculty members interact exchanging curriculums, processes Admission to examination are supported by digital enabled applications notes, write-ups and course modules. for accurate results. • Attendance of students are marked by the Faculty through online attendance system. ADMISSION @ NLU, DELHI • Project and assignment is submitted through Turnitin Software account created • Online forms are called for All India Law Entrance Test (AILET) conducted by the to students for remove the barrier of distance among faculty and students. National Law University Delhi for selection of students enrolling for B.A., LL.B. Course. • Statistical Packages for the Social Sciences (SPSS) access is provided to postgraduate and research students for doing statistical analysis for their • Applications for AILET, Submission of Fee and Issue of Roll Numbers are issued dissertation and thesis. through online module maintained by National Law University Delhi through its web portal. EXAMINATION @ NLU, DELHI

• Results of AILET is displayed online. • The Term end Semester results are displayed through virtual platform protected by user ID and accessible by the students online. DIGITALLY ENABLED TEACHING AND CURRICULUM LIBRARY @ NLU, DELHI @ NLU, DELHI • Library facilitates automated environment of issuing and return of books with the help of Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) System with the help of automated • University has a Mobile Application downloadable through Google Play store Circulation ID Card. facilitating access of various modules of the University. • Library provides access of around 27 databases on the basis of Internet Protocol • The University maintains IONM-Top downloadable form Google Play store Access with in the Campus and remote Access of the database with the help of which supports online application for leave, accessing assignments, submission 62 | 63 individual username and password. • Library collection including books, articles, reports and electronic books could be ADMINISTRATION @ NLU, DELHI NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY | DELHI PROSPECTUS 2017 browsed through Online Public Access Catalogue available working in Intranet. • Attendance system of the staff is maintained through electronic machine. • Library is well versed with 25 computer terminals for providing in-house access of databases subscribed. • Leave applications of the staff is submitted through H R online leave module for supporting paperless environment. • Library subscribes and provides access of more than 10,000 electronic books and 10,000 electronic journals. ACCOUNTS @ NLU, DELHI • University Account department is well arranged using Tally Accounting Package • Printing and Scanning of documents within preview of copyright laws are to deal with maintenance of accounting records. facilitated in the Reprographic Section to the students. • University has Online Fee Submission system either through online login or • Electronic alerts including Article Alerts, Newspaper Clipping Alerts, Case Law through card swapping machine installed in the Account Section. Alerts, New Arrival of Books, and Current Content Alerts are circulated among students and faculty members through electronic mailing system. • Facility of submission of fee to participate in events or seminars in the University INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY @ NLU, DELHI is also available online. • National Law University Delhi is fully Wi-Fi enabled campus. Students and faculty • Accounts @ Social Media members can avail internet facility 24X7 from any part of the University through • The University has developed its app to disseminate significant information personal laptop and mobile for electronic access of books and other reading quickly to various stakeholders and the app is available for download on Android material. Platform.

• University webpage is regularly updated with new developments and future • NLU Delhi also disseminates important news and information relating to events. achievements of students and faculty members and relevant lectures through facebook, twitter and dedicated you tube channel.

64 | 65 Sports/Games CAMPUS RULES & REGULATIONS NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY | DELHI PROSPECTUS 2017 The facilities for sports are planned in the additional land which will be available to Ragging is punishable in the University. Any student indulging in ragging may be the University for the purpose, shortly. At present the university has a basketball, expelled from the University from one to four semesters or debarred admission in volleyball courts and state of art gymnasium with the latest equipments for boys and any other Institution. girls in their respective halls of residence. National Law University, Delhi is a fully residential University. All the students are Transport required to stay in the University Halls of Residence. There are separate Halls of The University also has two Innova Cars and a bus which is used for the student’s Residence for Girls and Boys respectively. The administration of the Halls of Residence activities such as court visits, Legal Aid Programmes and Clinics. The University is very is the direct responsibility of the Resident Wardens. well connected through Metro Rail and has good DTC bus services. Day Care Centre Banks The University has a well kept day care centre located inside the girls hostel for the UCO Bank has extension-counter for transactions on specified days of the week staff of NLU delhi. between 1-2 p.m. Students can open their accounts with the UCO Bank. The UCO For further information visit our website: www.nludelhi.ac.in Bank has also provided an ATM facility at the Campus. Social Etiquette HDFC Bank is also providing banking facilities at NLU, Delhi. The ATM of HDFC is Students should restrict the volume of their music system so that no disturbance available in the cafeteria. is caused to the residents. Food or utensils from the dining hall shall not be taken Medical Centre and Ambulance: to the Halls of Residence. However in case of a resident falling sick, permission The university has a 24 hours medical room with a nurse. A doctor visits the campus must be taken from the Warden for taking food to the resident’s room. The utensils from 4-6 p.m every day. Ambulance is also available round the clock for the residents should be returned immediately after the use. Residents are not allowed to keep of the University to deal with any emergency situation. pets in the Halls of Residence. They are not allowed to keep and use vehicles. Use of Counseling Psychologist: electrical appliances like air conditioner, heater, iron and refrigerator is not allowed. Those who want to use any electrical appliances like tea-maker, iron, room-cooler The University has a counseling Psychologist for advising and counseling the students are required to take prior permission from the Warden and pay tariffs as decided on various issues related to life in campus. by the administration. Those found using electrical appliances without permission

would have to pay a fine of Rs. 500/- for each unauthorized use every Students are advised not to visit the residence of Wardens except in case time. Residents should maintain cleanliness in the bathrooms. Complaints of emergency.In case of medical emergency the University Vehicle will be regarding electricity, water works, etc. may be entered in the Maintenance provided on payment basis at the rate of six Rupees per km. University Register kept in the hostel office for the purpose. The Halls of Residence alumni will not be accepted as local guardians of students. Any celebration will be maintained and cleaned by the Housekeeping staff. However, the or party shall be conducted in the dining Hall only with prior written residents have to clean their own rooms. Students are strictly advised not permission from the Vice-Chancellor and a copy to the Chief Warden and to keep valuables and not more than the Wardens. Rs. 500/- at a time with them. In case of unavoidable circumstances, the Students are not allowed to use Mobile phones or use any instrument excess cash may be deposited with any Faculty member or the Warden. (Ipod, Laptop etc.) for playing music in the Academic Block, Administration Residents are advised to use locks with triplicate keys of which one has to Block, Library and Internet Centre or at any other place as may be notified be deposited at the Warden’s office. This is to avoid breaking of locks or by the University. Wardens will be available to discuss hostel matters with latches in case of loss of keys. The University will not be responsible for loss student representatives every Friday between 4.00 p.m. and 4.30 p.m. or damage of the resident’s belongings and will not entertain any allegation For further information visit our website: www.nludelhi.ac.in 66 | 67 of theft against hostel staff or residents. FACULTY NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY | DELHI PROSPECTUS 2017 Prof. (Dr.) Ranbir Singh, Vice-Chancellor before being invited to join this University was the Founder Vice-Chancellor of , and had been at its helm since its inception in1998. Prof. Singh’s administrative The University has the following Distinguished and Honorary Professors: capabilities and untiring efforts during the course of his ten years at NALSAR had taken the University to its height of • Prof. (Dr.) Upendra Baxi - Distinguished Professor Legal Education in the country and also gave it recognition at the international level. Prof. Singh had a long association with Kurukshetra University, first as a student, a Ph. D. scholar and as Faculty member in its Department of Law. In • Prof. Marc Galanter - Honorary Professor Prof. (Dr.) Ranbir Singh 1978, he moved to Maharshi Dayanand University at Rohtak as part of the founding Faculty and continuedtill 1998 in • Hon’ble Mr. Justice Khalil-ur-Rehman Ramday - Honorary Professor Vice-Chancellor various capacities as Professor, Head, Dean and Proctor. On invitation from the National Law School of India University, • Prof. Sophie M. Sparrow - Honorary Professor LL.M, Ph.D., Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra Bangalore, he served there as a Professor of Law during 1996-97 Distinguished / • Mr. Mehmood Mandviwalla - Honorary Professor Founder Vice -Chancell or, NALSAR University of Law, [email protected]_ in Chair and Honorary • Hon’ble Mr. Justice Sonam Tobgye - Honorary Professor Hyderabad Professors • Hon’ble Mr. Justice Mohan Pieris - Honorary Professor

Prof. (Dr. ) Upendra Baxi - Distinguished Professor

Prof. B.B. Pande Prof.S.Sachidhanandam Prof. (Dr.) G.S. Bajpai, before joining National Law University, Delhi was serving as Professor & Chairperson at the Centre for Visiting Professor Chair Professor in Criminal Law Criminal Justice Administration, National Law Institute University, Bhopal. He has held many positions in his professional He has worked with institutes of national/ international repute in various capacities Prof. Sachidhanandam is Visiting Professor in NLU, Delhi. He is the former career spanning over two and half decades and has worked with the Indian Institute of Public Administration, Bureau of such as Lecturer, Faculty of Law, University of Jabalpur, Jabalpur (1962-70); Senior Vice-Chancellor of Tamil Nadu Dr. Ambedkar Law University, Chennai Police Research & Development, Punjab Police Academy and Department of Criminology & Forensic Sciences, University of Lecturer, Faculty of Law, University of Dar-es-Salaam, Tanzania, (Africa)(1981-83); from 2007-2010.He Graduated from Madras University in Economics Sagar, MP. He has also officiated as the Director and Registrar, National Law Institute University, Bhopal. He has over twenty Professorof Law, Lucknow University (1991-1994); Visiting Professor, School of (1965) an din Law(1968). years of active research/ teaching experience in Criminal Law & Criminology. Recipient of various honours, Prof. Bajpai was Law, City University, Hong Kong, (Sept-Dec. 2005); Professor of Law, Campus Law He then enrolled himself in the Barin 1968. He started his teaching career awarded fellowships and was invited as visiting faculty to the academic institutions in several countries like France, USA, Centre, Faculty of Law, University of Delhi (India), till superannuation in 2005 and in 1971 as a Junior Professor of Law in Madras Law College. His teaching Germany, U.K., Japan, Netherlands, Malaysia, Hong Kong etc. Human Rights Chair Professorship of the National Human Rights Commission, New interests lies in International Law, Constitutional Law & Tax Laws. Prof. (Dr. ) G. S. Bajpai [email protected] Delhi (2007-2008). [email protected] Professor (Criminology & Criminal Justice) & Registrar [email protected]

Prof. Mahendra Pal Singh Prof. (Dr.) K.P.S. Mahalwar Visiting Professor Chair -Professor Prof. Mahendra Pal Singh is a renowned Constitutional Law scholar and is the Justice Bodh Raj Sawhny Chair on Professional Ethics He was a research scholar in the Department of Law, MD University, Rohtak from 1982 to 1984 Chancellor of Central University of Haryana. He was the Vice-Chancellor of the Prof. Mahalwar has been in teaching and research in law for more than and also taught Criminology and Criminal Administration, Company Law, Indian Partnership Act National University of Juridical Sciences, Kolkata and former Chair-person of Delhi 35 years. His research on liability for medical negligence was a pioneering and Indian Evidence Act to LL.B students. He published a book titled “Law of Homicide in India”. Judicial Academy and has been a law teacher for several decades. Earlier Prof. work in India. He has supervised enormous students in legal research. He He joined Himachal Pradesh Judicial Service and served as a Sub-Judge-cum-Judicial-Magistrate at Singh taught at the University of Delhi where he be came Head and Dean Faculty has adorned the offices of Dean of the Faculty & Head of the Department Una from 1984 to 1986. Later he joined the Haryana Civil Service (Judicial Branch) in1986. He has of Law. Prof. M. P. Singh was also the Director of the in New of Law in MD University Rohtak. He has organised several Conferences Prof. Jagbir Dahiya a vast experience of over 27 years as a former judicial officer in States of Himachal Pradesh and Delhi. Prof. Singh has been a fellow and visiting professor at several Indian and and seminar son various aspects of Law. He has authored more than sixty Visiting Professor Haryana. international institutions and universities. papers and two books. He is an expert of Law in various academic bodies [email protected] of the Universities all over the country. In 2009 The All India Law Teachers LL.M. - Kurukshetra University, [email protected] Congress awarded him Life time achievement awards. Former Judicial Officer, Haryana 68 | 69 [email protected] NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY | DELHI | PROSPECTUS 2017 70 | 71 mrina [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]. in [email protected]. [email protected] Mrinal Satish specialises is criminal law. He holds a doctoral degree from Yale Law School, for which he wrote a dissertation dissertation a wrote he which for School, Law Yale from degree doctoral a holds He law. criminal is specialises Satish Mrinal on rape sentencing in India. substantive, on Mrinal courses taught he NLSIU, At (NJA). Bhopal has Academy, Judicial National the and (NLSIU) Bangalore formerly University, been a member of the and to adjudication, on issues relating faculty focused NJA at work Mrinal’s at law. as sentencing as well criminal law, and the procedural NationalLaw School of India s, mainly on criminal conference various andat judicial seminars and made presentations judicial method. He coordinated sentencing, law, domestic violence, andreduction of delay and arrears in Indian courts. Mrinal has also beeninvolved in various law reform initiatives. He assisted the Justice Verma Committee set incident. rape Delhi gang of the up in light criminal laws, to amendments by Governmentthe of India tosuggest Jeet Dr. Singh Mann has obtained LL.M. degree from the Jodhpur University and M.B. A. from the National Institute of Personnel He Management, Kolkata. has beenawarded his Ph.D. in 2007from Faculty of M.S. Professor Law, Baroda, University, Gujarat. Assistant Prior and to Jodhpur joining NLU Publisher, Delhi he Tax worked as The at Honorary Editor Baroda, U. M.S. Law of Faculty at Lecturer includes His Labour teaching interest Laws, ADR, Laws, Consumer Protection (Law) Jodhpur. at NLU, of Torts. and Law Laws Investment Law, Company Laws, Agriculture Land Laws, Dr. Dr. Prasannanshu did his B.Sc., M.A., M.Phil., and Ph.D. from the Mundus University scholarship of of the European Union, Delhi. and pursued He European Masters in won Clinical Linguistics the at the prestigious Rijksuniversiteit Erasmus (Netherlands), and The University of Potsdam (Germany). Subsequently, he was awarded the by M.A., and these M.Sc. degrees universities. He won University of Edinburgh prestigious the as a British fellow with deals of that book his published the Germany, Europa, Lincom Institute Academy Literature. and Skills Communication ofLanguage, Law, fellowshipAdvanced between visiting Studies in Humanities. and He specialises pursued the interface in his poetry his language Recently, collectionbreakdown. titled,‘PoeticReflections Death’ on published. was at the research He has published several papers in international and national journals, and has delivered many lectures inthe India University andof Hamburg, abroad Edinburgh including Law at School, and University of Glasgow. He has U.A.E., Studies, College, AIIMS, Skyline Parliamentary ICAI, University of Bureau taught at MAIT, several includinginstitutions, Rai University, universities and and Ph.D., of guide and examiner an been also has He institutions. other many at people trained and Academy, Judicial Delhi institutions. higher education several at members as faculty their recruitment for candidates, numerous has interviewed After havingreceived a Doctorate from the School of International Studies,Jawaharlal Nehru University inDr. 2000, Singh for three worked as years a in Researcher Studies the Unit Tribal of the Indian Social Institute, New Delhi. In2003, he joined as a faculty in the Law National joined He Chandigarh. in Science Hidayatullah Political of Professor NationalLaw University, ForthenextthreeyearsDr.SinghtaughtasaReader/Associate Raipur, as Assistant an Professor courses teaches Singh Dr. of University, Law National At 2009. Political July, in Science of Political Professor Science until2006. Associate as Delhi University, on political theory & international relations. He also offers seminarSingh is Dr. courses leading Currently, a Law. Socio-legal research on and Water Sanitation Rights interfaceforthe UrbanPoorbetween in Delhi within Disability the studies and and Law by setup Researchers of Consortium International an of member a is Singh Dr. rights. human localising of framework Development Research Group, Faculty of Law, University of Antwerp, Belgium to understand the localising Human contexts. of in variety approach Rights

of Personnel Institute (HR)-National MBA Management UGC, NET (Laws) and HRD) UGC, NET (Labour Laws Sayajirao, ) The Maharaja (Labour Law Ph.D. of Baroda University Dr. Mrinal Satish Dr. (Law) Professor Associate School Law LL.M & JSD - Yale Singh Mann Jeet Dr. (Law) Professor Associate Jodhpur, University, Law National LL.M. (Labour Law) Dr. Maheshwar Singh Maheshwar Dr. (Law) Professor Associate Science), (Political Nehru - Jawaharlal M.A., M.Phil. & Ph.D. NET-UGC University, NET-UGC - Delhi University, M. A., M. Phil. & Ph.D. Dr. Prasannanshu Dr. (English) Professor [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Dr. Anupama Goel’s doctoral dissertation in constitutional law, involved research in theoretical underpinnings of the concept concept the of underpinnings in theoretical research involved law, constitutional in dissertation doctoral Goel’s Anupama Dr. of Statesocial under of justice the dispensation ground-level in Indian evaluation and Constitution, the of theits empirical Panjab. undergraduate taught has she decades, two spanning career this During years. 21 almost of experience teaching a has She and postgraduate students, and has guided various Ph.D. TortsHuman LawLaw. and Rights ofInternational Law, Apart Law, Constitutional from scholars. having published papers various in Her areas of interest and research include reputed law Public journals, she has participated invarious international andnational conferences, papers. research where she has presented Prof. Anil Kumar Rai has taught in National Law University of India, Bangalore. St. Andrews’s College Gorakhpur, Campus Law College Gorakhpur, Anil St.Rai ofin Kumar Andrews’s has India,National Lawtaught University Bangalore. Prof. with partner a was he NLUD joining to Prior Law. Criminal and Law International in specialized has He University. Delhi Center Lawoffices. & Luthra Luthra Dr. Anju Tyagi’s fieldAnju ofTyagi’s Dr. specialization is FamilyLaw which she has been teaching for lastseven years. The topic of her Ph.D Institute Vivekananda research was “Varying Dimensions like of Matrimonial Cruelty colleges in various India: A in study in taught its Socio-Legal had implications” andshe obtained her University, this joined she Before Rajasthan. the from degree Ph.D. New Institute, Law Indian in faculty visiting a also was and Delhi, New School Law Amity and Delhi New Studies, Professional of of Statutes. and Interpretation & Law Woman Criminal Law, Law, Family are of interest Delhi. Her areas Dr. Harpreet Kaur specialized in commercial laws and completed her Doctor of Laws on the topic of Corporate Liability. She has has She Liability. Corporate of topic the on Laws of Doctor her completed and laws commercial in specialized Kaur Harpreet Dr. and She Research. work has extensive experience in been laws, securitiesTeaching regulations,teaching business corporate regulations, securities laws, corporate law, business include interests research Her insurance. of law and law competition laws, corporate governance and competitionlaw. She hasco-authored books7 Dr. with Avtar Singh and authored one book on Business and Corporate Laws She individually. has and presented research management papers contract in conferences, participated law, incompany Management on companies of executives for Programmes training and Programmes Development of Committee Implementation Ph.D of the Convener and Committee Internal the of Chairperson also is She Law. competition Delhi. University, Law National

(Law) Professor University, Gorakhpur LL.B.- of Delhi, LL.M. - University of Allahabad B.Sc. University Prof. Anil Kumar Rai Anil Kumar Prof. Dr. (Mrs.) Anupama Goel (Mrs.) Dr. (Law) Professor NET-UGC University - Panjab LL.M., Ph.D. (Law) Professor Ajmer, University, M.D.S. M.A.- Jaipur NET-UGC of Rajasthan, LL.M.-University Jaipur of Rajasthan, Ph.D- University Dr. Anju Tyagi Dr. Prof. (Dr.) Harpreet Kaur Harpreet (Dr.) Prof. (Law) Professor M.Sc., LL.M., LL.D. Integrated for Institutes Professor, Former Learning in Management School of Management -Graduate NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY | DELHI | PROSPECTUS 2017 72 | 73 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Ms. Amita Punj worked with national and U.K. Warwick, and has been of from international the University in Law inDevelopment her completing LL.B. specialization She pursued NGOson the issues of Shea human hasBritish been Chevening scholar. engaged inresearch and creation of rights easilylearning material understandable on socialand justice after Rights, Women’s Prisoner’s Rights and Human Rights Commissions in India. She has contributed a number of articles journals in anddifferent has lectured widely across India and Europe. Her area of are Human interest Rights,gender justice, and Jurisprudence. labour rights Dr. Risham Garg holds a Doctor of Laws (LL D. ), doctoral research presently teaches degree, courses of International Commercialfor Laws, Bankruptcy Insolvencyhis &Restructuring in the work LLM program, on International Contracts. He courses in t he BA. LLB. University Law National the with is He Restructuring. & Insolvency (Hons. Bankruptcy Law, International ) Private Laws, Commercial program on University (IP School, Law Law Amity the at Lecturer of a as worked Contracts, previously has He Sale 2009. since member faculty of regular a as Delhi Goods and Seminar Courses of International the Cuttack, Odisha University Law National the at faculty visiting a been has He 2002-2009. during years six over for Delhi) Indian Law Institute, Amity Business School Noida. He has been in involved publishing and research presenting papers on an Arbitrator as He acts forums. in various consultations in participation active and laws commercial in issues contemporary at the Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot on theInternational Sale of Goods (CISGConvention) at Vienna and at Hong Kong; and also at the India rounds of the Vis Pre-Moot. He has UNCITRAL,been Vienna, Austriain a 2007. Since February Visiting2016, he Researchis al Scholarso the at Re search Director of the Center for Transnational Delhi. NLU at Law Commercial Delhi NLU joining Delhi.Before University, Law National the at Laws Protection Consumer and Law Tort teaching is Sushila Dr. in 2009, she working at the University of Delhi where she taught various law subjects. Presently she is researching in the faculty woman. She is a visiting of harassment sexual relating and law Law & Standards Food Safety field of Consumer Law, at (BPST), Bureau of Lok Studies of Parliamentary and Sabha Parliament India Secretariat, Training and other National and lectures. guest conducted and has institutions State of law the laws, protection consumer law, harassment sexual justice, gender and rights human include interest of areas Her welfare. consumer law and competition statutes, of interpretation torts, Before students. graduate post and graduate to years 12 over teaching been has Raizada Mukul Mr. joining he this was teaching University, He in is School of Gwalior. Studies Jiwaji in University, Law, a trained teacher of Clinical Legal Education. He hasforworked threeyears as aResearch Officer in Indian Institute of Comparative where Studies, he Jaipur, has also for assisted the Indian Socio- are interest of areas His Committee. Development Curriculum UGC by recommended Journal, Legal Education. and Clinic al Legal Criminal Law

Dr. Sushila Dr. (Law) Professor Assistant Kurukshetra, University, LL.M. -Kurukshetra Rohtak University, - M.D. Ph.D. Raizada Mukul Mr. (Law) Professor Assistant NET – UGC Rohtak, University, LL.M.-M.D. Dr. Amita Punj Amita Dr. (Law) Professor Associate of Delhi, LL.M. - University of Warwick, University LL.M.- Risham Garg Dr. ) (Law Professor Assistant Meerut Singh University, LL.M., Choudhary Charan Ph.D SLET, Ph. D UGC, NET- [email protected] [email protected]. in [email protected] vinod.kum [email protected] vinod.kum Dr. Vinod Kumar practiced for seven years as a lawyer in High Courts of Delhi. He has been Assistant Professor of Law in Delhi in Law of Professor Assistant been has He Delhi. of Courts High in lawyer a as years seven for practiced Kumar Vinod Dr. University for two years (2007-2009)and taught Adm. Company Law, Law Law, of Torts, Insolvency Law and Partnership Law. He joined NLUD in 2009 and presently teaches- Code credit. in his repute international and of national of published papers thirteen are There Human Rights. International Criminal Procedure, Law, Poverty and Development and Prior to joining NLUD, she has taught at University School of Law and Legal Studies (USLLS), Guru Gobind Singh lndraprastha lndraprastha Singh Gobind Guru (USLLS), Studies Legal and Law of School University at taught has she NLUD, joining to Prior Her Delhi. New Pitampura, (VIPS), Studies Professional of Institute Vivekananda and Delhi New Dwarka, (GGSIPU), University areas of specialization are Commercial and Corporate Laws. She has beenteaching courses Law, on Banking Competition Laws, and Contract Laws.Also she has authored two books on ‘Sexual Harassment at Work Place’ and ‘Law of both published Contract’by Lexis Nexis. She has presented papers, chaired sessions in various Conferences/ National/International Seminars and has contributed articles onvarious legal issues in peerreviewed journals.She hasvast experience of being a resource person, conducting Training Programmes/ Workshops onContractprograms Management and Gender Sensitization Dr. Bhartilaw. specialises law Her in and thesisdoctoral Environmental ConstitutionalDr. is Resolution AlternativeDispute on with emphasis on Lok Adalats. Her teaching experience is almost 18 spanning years her Delhi prior Facultyatstint of Law, University up to 2009 and thereafterat NationalLaw Delhi. University, She has taught undergraduate and post graduate students and guided several dissertations and thesis.She has been Visiting FacultyConstitutional and at Parliamentary IndianStudies, Law Bureau of Institute, ParliamentaryInstitute Studies of and Training etc. Besides published works in various journals, she has participated invarious international andnational law. Refugee conferences and law Humanitarian and law, include Human rights also seminars, of interest Her areas including papers. research of presentations making Before joining this University, she was teaching at NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad. She has Hyderabad. been in actively engaged she was teaching of at NALSAR Law, University joining this University, Before various research projects which included Sub-National Governance, Legal AssistanceforProgramme Land, among others at NALSAR . Law, She has participated invarious national seminars and her research papersare published in various leading journals and books. Her areas of interest are Alternative DisputeResolution and Procedural Laws.

Dr Ritu Gupta (Law) Professor Associate ) U. (D. B. Sc., LL.B., LL.M., Ph.D. Vinod Kumar Dr. ( Law) Professor Associate ), NET Qualified LL.B.(D.U. (JMI), LL.M. (D.U.), Ph.D. of Institute Tokiwa PGD in Victimology from Victimology (Japan), Humanitarian Human Rights, PGD in International of Indian Society from Law and Refugee Law (ISIL) Law International (Law) Professor Associate Amritsar (Punjab) y, Universit LL.M. -Guru Nanak Dev of Law, University - NALSAR Ph. D. UGC, NET- Hyderabad Dr. Bharti Dr. (Law), Professor Associate of Delhi LL.M. - University Rohtak University, - M. D. Ph.D. UGC, NET- Ruhi Paul Dr. NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY | DELHI | PROSPECTUS 2017 74 | 75 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Dr. Aparna 8 was awarded gold medals by Dr. the NLSIU, including Best for All Student,Round Graduating Jurisprudence, and Criminal Laws. Aparna has worked as a faculty member at the National Judicial India, Academy, andat the NationalLaw School, Bangalore. She has also served in as Law Tutor at Law Yale School. Her areas of are interest constitutionaltheory, reform. judicial process and the law, and s, gender human right in lawyer a as career his began Scaria Dr. law. competition and law property intellectual in Scariaspecialises George Arul Dr. and he Foundation Innovation the National at as a selected CSIR-NIF he Fellow was Subsequently the High Court of Kerala. February from 2008. September 2007 His to Foundation in the division IP of management the Innovation National worked Competition), and Innovation for Institute Planck Max (Director, Drexl Josef Prof. of supervision the under research, doctoral was an empirical legal study on copyright piracy in the Munich. Indian Maximilians Universitat, at the Ludwig Law Faculty of by the distinction) film cum Laude’ (with the highest ‘summa industry and hewas awarded doctoral degree with dispute include interests research and academic His Rights. Human and Resolution Dispute in specialises Mathew Daniel Mr. resolution, human rights, property legal law, education, andlaw andeconomics. Prior to joiningacademics hepracticed including forums various Court Supreme and appearing High before three years Court for of Delhi. He had the occasion of matrimonial and arbitration, contracts, law, administrative Law, Constitutional including areas diverse in matters on working HetaughtDaniel Alternate Mathew joined ofNational University Juridical SciencesMr. in 2009Professor. as law. Assistant Investment and Arbitration Commercial International on courses seminar introduced and Rights, Human Resolution, Dispute Arbitration. Ms. Sophy K. J. has completed her Doctoral study on the topic “ Customary rights of in farmers the era of Globalisation” from the NationalLaw Delhi University, in 2013. Her mainareas of research and teaching include Labour Rights, Informal economy and Globalisation, Legal Anthropology and IPR and human rights. She has been part of policy Government of work India, relating Law to Commission labourand and various childcivil rights society with organisations. She voluntary isinitiativesproviding also legal aid for part labourers. She of has selected asLaw Clerk-Cum-Research was Court also and Supreme part of institutions academic V.S. Sirpurkar, Hon’ble to Justice Assistant the developing in instrumental was She positrons. teaching and research in IGNOU and NLSIU as such Master of Intellectual Property Law Course at School of IGNOU, Delhi Law, and has also developed a titled,course LLP, Certified PropertyIntellectual London. Law She Analyst (CIPLA) for Law Pundits, reviewed in peer articles published and conferences international and national various attended has journals.

Mr. Daniel Mathew Mr. (Law) Professor Assistant (Gold Medalist) Bangalore) LL.M. (NLSIU, of Delhi), University of Law, LL.B. (Faculty K.J. Sophy Dr. (Law) Professor Assistant Hyderabad University, LL.M. - NALSAR NLUD Ph.D. Dr. Aparna Chandra Aparna Dr. (Law) Professor Assistant School Law LL.M & JSD -Yale Scaria Arul George Dr. (Law) Professor Assistant School Planck Research Max -International Ph. D. College, (Hons.) (St. Stephens B. A. Economics (JMPRS-CI), and Innovation Competition for Universitat, Munich and Ludwig Maximilians Hyderabad of Law, University Munich, LL.M. - NALSAR of Delhi) University [email protected] [email protected] ritu.sharma@nludelhi ac.in ritu.sharma@nludelhi [email protected] Dr. Anup Surendranath teaches Constitutional Law, Judicial Process and Human Rights at NLU Delhi. He was the recipient of recipient the was He Delhi. NLU at Rights Human and Process Judicial Law, Constitutional teaches Surendranath Anup Dr. the Scholarship Felix in of Scholarship (University Gregory Kulkes Law Oxford), (Balliol College, and Oxford) the Birks Peter Memorial Scholarship (Faculty of University Law, of Oxford) for his education.post-graduate His doctoralwork at Oxford focused on the issue of sub-classification in the context ofreservations in India and was supervised Professor by Sandra a aid legal that aims project towork Apart Fredman. withhis from detention/ heteaching responsibilities, heads ‘INSAAF’, Tihar Jail. in Delhi beyond homes protection Prior to joining National Law University Delhi, in December 2013, hehas served as AssistantProfessor inFaculty of Law, University of Delhi. He has vast experience of litigationpublished papers in Civil,on contemporary Criminal,issues Matrimoniallike Corporate Social CorporateResponsibility, Corporate and Green Governance. matters. His Harvard Kennedy School ofGovernment, F. article was published in in India” John He has Litigation on Interest “Social and Public Change University in their private circulation material in 2005. curriculum He national has the authoredfor a bookconsultant on Businessfaculty and a Industrial Laws, as andworking also also is He Politics. and Government Indian on book a co-authored development being for the undertaken upcoming Goods and Law Services and Tax has been a resource person at various on the same. to educate and institutions forums renowned Neeraj Tiwari teaches andSubstantive Mr. CriminalProcedural Lawat NLU Delhi. He has introduced a Seminar Course on Advanced Criminal Procedure for students. undergraduate He has served as faculty at National Judicial Bhopal Academy, conceptualizing of task the assigned was he Academy, Judicial National In Raipur. University, Law National Hidayatullah and academic programs for judges, conductingresearch, delivering lectures andcoordinating programmes for the Judges of Indian Judiciary. Dr. Ritu Sharma’s area of interest are Sociology of Crime and Deviance, Sociology of Law and Research Methodology. Before Before Methodology. Research and Law of Sociology Deviance, and Crime of Sociology are interest of area Sharma’s Ritu Dr. Raipur. University, Law National Hidayatullah at teaching she was University, joining this

(Law) Professor Assistant Institute, Indian Law LL.M. (Criminal Law), Delhi UGC-NET New Dr. Jasper Vikas Dr. (Law) Professor Assistant MDU. of Delhi, Ph.D. LL.B & LL.M. University Tiwari Neeraj Mr. Dr. Anup Surendranath Dr. (Law) Professor Assistant University Oxford from in Law and D.Phil M.Phil in Law (Sociology ) Professor Assistant Chandigarh University, M.A. - Panjab Ph.D UGC, NET- Delhi, Nehru University, M.Phi l. -Jawaharlal Dr. Ritu Sharma Dr. NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY | DELHI | PROSPECTUS 2017 76 | 77 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] bharti.vadav7@ama il.com bharti.vadav7@ama Before Before joining National LawDelhi University, in November 2013, he has serve d as AssistantProfess or inFaculty of Law, University of Delhi from July 2009 to November 2013. Tort. His of and Law Cyber Laws Regulations, area of interest are Property Laws, Con tract Act, Business is a She Delhi. University Law National at Governance Communication for Centre the of Director Executive is Arun Chinmayi of Directors of Board the of member a University, Harvard at Society & Internet for Centre Berkman the of Associate Faculty member is She project. Expression of Freedom Global ‘s University Columbia with associated expert an and Hub Asia Digital of the Government of advisorymulti-stakeholder India’s groupfor the India Internet GovernanceForum and of UNESCO and Economics of School London the and Law of University NALSAR at studied Chinmayi Committee. Freedom Press India’s policy. internet and regulation media privacy, expression, freedom of are of specialisation Science. Her areas Political Yogesh Pai specializes in intellectual property law and has interdisciplinary research trade & interests law competition andinternational in law, property intellectual involves His research teaching and general technology, and economics policy. is part of Yogesh expert committees oflaw. theinvestment Government of Indiaareas in of property intellectual different and policy. law aid legal and clinical Methodology, Research of areas areYadav specialisation criminal law, Dr Bharti s also ha She Justice”. Criminal of Access Equal “ the n i degree doctoral her holds She education. legal involved been has She prisoners. to aid legal providing for university at Clinic” Right “Prisoners a up set in reformsadministrative initiatives at prisons conductingby various empirical researches. She has on many and workshops criminal organised conferences law and clinical atlegal education National Law University Delhi. She has Institute at Haryana presented faculty papers a resource on been various has She aspects conferences. international of and national criminal in justice law and access to of Public Administration invarious training programs. She hascontributed in Distance Darshan TV channel Learning Programme of UGC by writing modules. She has also been aresource personfor awareness. legal spreading for Gyan Mr. Yogesh Pai Yogesh Mr. (Law) Professor Assistant Yadav Bharti Dr. (Law) Professor Assistant of Rajasthan, LL.M. -University University, B. A., LL.B. Rohtak UGC NET of Rajasthan, Ph. D University Dr. Prem Chand Prem Dr. (Cyber Law) Ph. D. LL.B., LL.M., UGC (NET), Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra Arun Ms. Chinmayi (Law) Professor Assistant Political and of Economics London School LL.M.- Science [email protected] [email protected] niraj.ynsindri@ yahoo.co.in niraj.ynsindri@ [email protected] Taught at Faculty of Law, University of Delhi from Feb 2006 till Dec 2013, both in LL B. and LL.M. degree programs. Thereafter Thereafter programs. degree LL.M. and B. LL in both 2013, Dec till 2006 Feb from Delhi of University Law, of Faculty at Taught Environmental Jurisprudence, Law, Administratie Law, Constitutional Interest: of Areas Delhi. University, Law National joined Comparative LawLaw, and of Interpretation Statutes. He has published papers in reputed journals andpresented papers in various National and International conferences inarea of PublicLaw. He and others. Judicial Officers has Bureaucrats, for meant programmes also lectured widely invarious training Preeti specializes in taxation laws and has introduced seminar courses on International Taxation and Corporate Taxation at Taxation and Corporate laws and on seminar hasInternational courses introduced taxation in specializes Preeti like courses taught she where Delhi of University Law, of Faculty at working was she institution the joining Before Delhi. NLU Laws, Taxation Gender Justice and System. the Indian Legal Law, Arbitration Law Law, Limitation of Evidence, Law of Torts, International and Insurance Banking, on courses teaches also She Delhi. of University Law, of Faculty the at studied has She Law. Trade He joined National Law Delhi University, in the firstsession International of and National of the Journals Law year in published 2010.credit his heto Currently, Articles teaches dozen Intellectuala than Property more has He Law. Cyber and Laws repute. These publications are in the areaTraditional Knowledge, ofDataProtection, Copyright, Domain Name viz- a- viz Education, of area in the articles numerous penned has he property, intellectual of field the in publications from IPR.Apart Information Right, HumanRight esteemed various in person Surrogacy. and resource a as lectures delivered has He Conferences. National/International dozen two He around has participated Institute of member a in is also He workshops. workshops and conferences international and organizing of experience presented vast has He institutions. research papers in he activities, academic from Apart Law. International of Society Indian The and Studies Parliamentary and Constitutional of at the university. position has held administrative corporate Indian the in changes specialization of light the ft in Acquisitions & Mergers interest of Aspects of Legal the in areas degree Doctoral Her her holds She LLB. and Law) (Business LLM. both in Topper University and Medalist Gold a is She world. are Corporate Law, Securities Law and Financial MarketRegulations, CyberLaw & Seminars. conferences and and International National in various Law aspects of Corporate on various Humanpapers Rights. She has presented

(Law) Professor Assistant of Delhi LL.B. & LL.M. University UGC- NET (Law) Professor Assistant of Delhi), LL.B. & LL.M (University UGC NET of Delhi (Securities Market) -University Ph.D. Srivastava Lakhera Ms. Preeti Dr. Aparajita Bhatt Aparajita Dr. (Law) Professor Assistant Jodhpur University J.N.V. from LL.B. & LL.M. and Ph. D. Kumar Niraj Dr. Dr. Vishal Mahalwar Dr. (Law) Professor Assistant India) of Law, University LL.M.(NALSAR India) of Rajasthan, (University Ph.D. NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY | DELHI PROSPECTUS 2017 I did my BA from Lady Shri Ram College in 2006. Went on to pursue LL.B from Campus Law Centre, Faculty of Law, University of Delhi, in 2009. LL.M and Ph.D also from Faculty of Law, University of Delhi. Phd is in the field of Data Protection.Also Mr. Pratyush Kumar has worked in Centre for Business Law Studies, Fox & Mandal law firm, Bangalore. He worked with an completed diploma in International Trade and Business Laws from Indian Society in International law in 2016-17. industry lobbying firm in Virginia, U.S., on trade and investment policy research. He has several publications both national Here at NLUDelhi i teach International Trade law, Public International Law, Jurisprudence at the LL.B stage and Research and international and has had a diverse work experience. One of his peer reviewed articles has also been translated into Methodology at the LL.M stage. Korean. . Mr. Pratyush Kumar Ms. Monika Negi [email protected] [email protected] Research Associate (Law) Assistant Professor LL.M. - The George Washington University Law School, LL.M, UGC NET, Submitted Ph.D. from Faculty of Law. Washington

Dr. Sarita Sangwan before joining NLU, Delhi, was working with Geeta Institute of Law in Panipat for two years. Prior to this she was a practicing advocate in District Court Panipat for seven years .She was actively involved in the NLUD Centre for Child Rights and Juvenile Justice. She assisted in organising the 6th Asia Pacific Conference on Child Abuse and Neglect Her areas of interest are Intellectual Property Laws, Corporate Law and Legal aid. Some of the research papers she worked which was organized by NLU, Delhi in association with International Society of Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect. Her on are : Paper on “UN Security Resolution for 687, 707, 715” are selected for presentation at the Critical Legal Conference, areas of interest are Criminal Law, Procedural Laws, Drafting Pleading & Conveyance and ADR. Now she is in Advisory Board 2007, Birkbeck College, University of London and paper on “Wall Between Israel and Palestine - A Great Critique”. of NLUD, Centre for ADR and also assisting in teaching of Law of Evidence & Clinic-II. Ms. Ankita Sangwan [email protected] She has been working in NLU from October, 2009 onwards. Dr. Sarita Sangwan Research Associate (Law) Research Associate (Law), [email protected] B.A., LL.M. (Hons.) - Nalsar University of Law LL.M., M.Phil., Kurukshetra University, Ph.D. LL.M National Law University, Delhi

He was selected to present papers at Student conferences organized at Belgrade University (Yugoslavia) and at Makireire Anju Puneet Singh is pursuing her Ph. D on the Topic ‘Reasoned Decision as an Integral Component of Natural Justice - A University, Kampala (Uganda). During 1999-2000, he was a Visiting Inns of Court Fellow at the Institute of Advanced Legal Study’. Prior to joining National Law University, Delhi as Research Associate, she was Assistant Professor of Law at Army Studies, (University of London) London, UK where he had worked on the Enforcement and Jurisdictional aspects of the then Institute of Law, Mohali for a year. She also has worked as a Law Researcher with Hon’ble Mr. Justice Rajiv Narain Raina, proposed International Criminal Court (ICC). Since 2000, he has been associated as a Researcher with South Asia Human Judge, Panjab and Haryana High Court, Chandigarh. Rights Documentation Centre (SAHRDC), New Delhi Ms. Anju Punit Singh [email protected] [email protected] Mr. Syed Iqbal Ahmed Research Associate (Law) Research Associate (Law) B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) & LL.M. Panjab University LL.B. Delhi University, LL.M., M.D. University, Rohtak UGC-NET.

She earned her B.Sc. from University of Delhi; LL.B. from ILS Law College, Pune and LL.M. from GGSIP University, Delhi. Her areas of interest include Criminal Law, corporate laws, competition law, Prior to joining National Law University, Delhi, she was a practicing advocate in Delhi High Court and other forums. Some of international law, environmental law, and human rights. She has written on diverse fields and got her he r diverse areas of interest are Publication, IPR, International Commercial Arbitration, ADR, Family Laws, Property Laws, papers published in reputed journals. Her LL.M. dissertation was on the topic “A Critique on Bilateral and Mercantile Laws. Investment Treaties with Special reference to India”. Publications Ms. Diksha Munjal [email protected] Research Associate (Law) 78 | 79 BA., LL.B.(H) GGS lndraprastha University, Delhi Ms. Pratibha Tandon [email protected] LL.M.-University College London, NET-UGC Research Associate Sidharth Dahiya has practiced as an advocate in Hon’ble High Court of Punjab & Haryana, Chandigarh. He has dealt with service jurisprudence and criminal matters in the court. He completed his LL.M degree from the National Law University NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY | DELHI PROSPECTUS 2017 Delhi. His area of interest in academics is Research Methods, criminal law &criminal justice and constitutional law. He has Mr. Sidharth Dahiya also worked as Research Assistant with Professor Theodore Eisenberg (Cornell Law School, USA). He has coordinated and Assistant Registrar (Academic) successfully completed various National & International Workshops, conferences, debates, lectures, orientations relating B.A.L.L.B. (Hons.) (Kurukshetra University, Haryana) to the criminal law, Research Methodology& Data Analysis held at the National Law University Delhi which have benefited L.L.M. (National Law University Delhi) the academicians, advocates, researchers, students from India and other countries. He was a part of the delegation in a Member - Center for Criminology and Victimology at study tour organized by Helena Kennedy Centre for International Justice, Sheffield Hallam University, U.K. which was held in National Law University Delhi. February 2017. Recently he has written a book on Pre Trial Process and Policing – Case Analysis & Judicial Discourse. Member Consultant- Center for comparative studies in personal laws at National Law University Delhi. [email protected]

Dr. Priya Rai is the Deputy Librarian and lncharge of Justice T.P. S. Chawla Library, NLUD. Prior joining she worked with GGSIP University and Indian Law Institute. She has an experience of 13 years of active library services. She is the recipient of FCIL Schaffer Grant form American Association of Law Libraries-2012 and Bitner Research Fellowship form Cornell University Law Library (USA). She also delivered a talk on 105th annual meeting and conference (AALL) Boston. Dr. Priya Rai [email protected] Deputy Librarian M. Phill & Ph.D. Banasthali University LL.B. - Meerut University, UGC-NET

Dr. Akash Singh is working as Assistant Librarian with National Law University since Oct 2009. Prior to his present assignment, Mr. Akash has worked with Indian Law Institute, Kendra Vidyalaya and IITM. He has credited seven edited books and number of articles in peer reviewed journals and conferences. His current interest areas are library automation, networking, web Dr. Akash Singh based information resources and open access achieves. Assistant Librarian [email protected] B.Com University of Delhi MA., LL.B., M Phill, PGDIAn Ph.D. and UGC-NET

Dr. Samar Iqbal Bakshi is Assistant Librarian in National Law University, Delhi. Prior to this, she has worked in prestigious research organizations in India like Defence Research and Development Organization (DRDO) and Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR). As a research scholar she received grant from Frankfurt, Germany to present research paper in an international conference. She has published various papers in peer-reviewed journals and national and international conferences. [email protected] 80 | 81 Dr. Samar Iqbal Bakshi Assistant Librarian V. Centre for Communication Governance (CCG) -Tides VIII. Centre for Comparative Studies in Personal Laws NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY | DELHI PROSPECTUS 2017

Ms. Chinmayi Arun Head of the Centre Prof. Anju Tyagi Head of the Centre 34 Mr. Sarvjeet Singh Project Manager IX. Centre for Social Inclusion And Minority Rights 35 Mr. Puneeth Nagraj Project Manager RESEARCH STAFF Dr. Vinod Kumar Head of the Centre 36 Ms. Aarti Bhavana Programme Officer 37 Ms. Suman Negi Centre Administrator X. Centre for Transparency and Accountability in Governance 38 Ms. Sowmya Karun Project Manager 39 Ms. Parul Sharma Research Analyst Dr. Jeet Singh Mann Head of the Centre 40 Ms. Kritika Bhardwaj Programme Officer 46 Madhur Bharatiya Research Associate I. Centre on Death Penalty II. Centre for Constitutional Law, Policy and Governance 41 Ms. Shuchita Thapar Project Manager 47 Sonal Srivastava Research Assistant 42 Ms. Arpita Biswas Analyst Dr. Anup Surendranath Head of the Centre XI. Centre for Transnational Commercial Law Dr. Mrinal Satish Head of the Centre 43 Ms. Chitra Laxman Executive Assistant & Senior 1 Ms. Lubhyathi Rangarajan Research Associate 20 Ms. Becky Elizabeth Isaac Research Fellow Administrator Dr. Risham Garg Head of the Centre 2 Ms. Maitreyi Misra Research Associate 44 Smitha Krishna Prasad Project Manager 48 Amrita Singh Researcher 3 Mr. Nishant Gokhale Research Associate III. Centre for Comparative Law 4 Ms. Nidhi Thakur Office Administrator VI. Centre for Banking and Financial Laws XII. Centre for Studies in Disability & Law 5 Mr. Vijay Badola Finance Coordinator cum Prof.(Dr.) M.P. Singh Head of the Centre Dr. Ritu Gupta Head of the Centre Dr. Maheshwar Singh Head of the Centre Administrative Assistant 21 Mr. Akhilendra Pratap Singh Research Associate 6 Mr. Dharmender Yadav Court Clerk cum Office Assistant 22 Ms. Raikamal Roy Research Associate VII. Centre for Criminology and Victimology 7 Mr. Rahul Raman Project Associate 23 Ms. Saika Sabir Research Associate 8 Ms. Neetika Vishwanath Project Manager 24 Arundhati Bhan Research Associate Prof. (Dr.) G.S. Bajpai Head of the Centre 9 Ms. Preeti Pratishruti Dash Project Associate 25 Zainab Lokhandwala Research Associate 45 Ms. Pratibha Tandon Research Associate 10 Mr. Peter John Associate - Research IV. Centre for Innovation, IP and Competition 11 Ms. Poornima Rajeshwar Associate - Public Affairs 12 Ms. Pankhuri Bhatia Associate - Research Mr. Yogesh Pai Head of the Centre 13 Mr. Amartya Kanjilal Research Associate - Litigation; Consultant Dr. Arul George Head of the Centre 14 Mr. Himanshu Agarwal Research Associate - Litigation; 26 Ms. Shreyasi Ray Research Fellow (Law) Consultant 27 Ms. Kavya Susan Mammen Research Fellow (Law) 15 Mr. Yash S. Vijay Research Associate - Litigation; 28 Mr. Satheesh KG Research Fellow (Law) Consultant 29 Ms. Monica Prabhakar Programme Officer 16 Ms. Sahana Manjesh Research Associate - Litigation 30 Ms. Priyanka Research Fellow (Law) 17 Rahil Chatterjee Associate - Mitigation 31 Ms. Shrinkhala Research Fellow (Law) 18 Ms. Angela Ann Joseph Associate -Research 32 Ms. Swarnim Shrivastava Research Fellow (Law) 82 | 83 19 Ms. Shweta Wankhede Associate - Mitigation 33 Ms. Rameshwari Research Fellow (Law) ADMINISTRARITIVE STAFF VICE-CHANCELLOR’S Mr. Ravi Kanojia TECHNICAL STAFF Mr. Subhash OFFICE Mrs. Vandana Bhotia Mr. Baldev Singh Mr. Kamal P. Belbase Mr. Anil Menon Mr. Ashish Kumar Mr. Rohit Nayak Sh. Ram Bharose Ms. Seema Jolly Mr. Madan S. Rawat Mr. Sher B. Chhetri Mr. Rajpal Mr. Anil Sapkota REGISTRAR’S OFFICE Mr. Jagdish Chandra Lihumi GUEST HOUSE Mrs. Renu Uppal Mrs. Usha Mr. V. Sriram Mr. Hari Darshan Singh Rawat Mr. Narendra Singh Ms. Indu Sharma EXAMINATION OTHER SUPPORT STAFF Mr. Akhalesh Kumar Ms. Reena Mrs. Bhawna Mainali Mr. Ramesh Chandra Shrestha Mr. Anil Kumar ADMINISTRATION & Mrs. Jyoti Mr. Tara Singh STORE ACCOUNT Mr. R. Ganesh Kumar Mr. Durga B. Chhetri Mr. Mool Chand Paliwal Mr. S.D. Sharma Mr. Sunil Sharma Mr. Ramesh Kumar Mr. Himanshu Aggarwal Mr. Subhash C. Lather LIBRARY Mrs. Savitri Negi DRIVERS Mr. Attar Singh Dahiya Mrs. Sangita Singh Mr. Krishna Kant Ray Mr. Ashok K. Yadav Mr. Jaipal Singh Mr. Rattan Singh Ms. Reena Khatri Mr. Surgyan Singh Mr. S.P. Tara Mr. Amit Kumar Ms. Sunita Devi Mr. Umesh Saini Mr. R.S. Bist Mr. Sachin Kumar Mr. Manish kumar Ms. Savita Mr. Ram Chander Sharma Mr. Vijay Kumar Mr. Sheoraj Mr. Vijay Prakash Pandey HEALTH CENTRE Mr. Manipal Rathi Mr. Roshan Lal Mr. Virender Singh Negi Mrs. Ompati Devi Mr. Pankaj Kumar Mr. Surender Singh