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MANAV RACHNA UNIVERSITY, FARIDABAD Sector 43, Aravalli Hills, Manav Rachna Campus Rd, Faridabad, Haryana 121004 Dr. Versha Vahini Designation: Professor Qualifications:Ph.D.(Competition Law) Email :[email protected] Experience: 19 Years Google Scholar Profile Research Interest : Corporate Law + Journal Publication Details: Mohini Sharma and Dr. Versha Vahini (2020) “A study of Legislative Judicial Paradigm swings”, The international Journal of analytical and experimental modal analysis pp(--), ISSN: 08869367; Vol XII, Issue -XII; 12/2020 (UGC Care) Mohini Sharma and Dr. Versha Vahini (2020) “Alternative Dispute Resolution in India: Emerging Perspectives”, Dogo Rangsang Research Journal (Online)pp(235-244), ISSN: 2347-7180; Vol – 10, Issue -06; 09-6-2020 (UGC Care) Akhtarul Hanif, Dr. Somdutt Bhardwaj and Dr. Versha Vahini (2020)"Motor Vehicle (Amendment) Act, 2019 V/s. Global Best Practices in Road Safety" Dogo Rangsang Research Journal, Vol-10 Issue-06 No. 11 June 2020, ISSN : 2347-7180, (UGC-CARE) link: http://drsrjournal.com/no_11_june_20/13.pdf Akhtarul Hanif, Dr. Somdutt Bhardwaj and Dr. Versha Vahini (2020) "Legislatiion and Danger in Road Usage" published in "Indian Journal of Law and Justice" in September Issue 2020; ISSN: 0976-3570 (UGC - CARE listed; peer-reviewed refereed Journal) + Conference Publications: Mohini Sharma and Dr Versha Vahini (2020) “A study of Legislative and Judicial Paradigm Swings”. In: International E-Conference on “Contemporary Issues in Indian Legal System: Exploring the Problems and Solutions” 25th June, 2020. + Research Supervised(PhD): Aditi Chaudhary on “Law relating to Refugees and Migrants” Year - 2018 (Ongoing) Mohini Sharma on “Arbitration Law in India” Year - 2018 (Ongoing) Neha Singh on “Reproductive Rights of Women” Year - 2018 (Ongoing) Sonia Kinra on “Right of Child Victim of Sexual Offences” Year - 2019 (Ongoing) Aditya Trehan on “Right of Victims of Crimes” Year - 2019 (Completed)/(Ongoing) Chaitali Wadhwa on “Law Relating to Women” Year - 2021 (Ongoing) Alex Joseph on “Technology and Legal Profession” Year - 2021 (Ongoing) + Book/Chapter Publications: Text Book "Text Book on Indian Competition Law” ISBN: 978-93-8999-128-4 published by – Lexis Nexis Year:2020, authors- Dr. Versha Vahini Book Chapter "Triple Talak – Judgment, Legislation and Beyond” ISBN: 978-81-927926-7-5 published by – Indian Law Institute, New Delhi, Year: 2019, authors- Dr. Versha Vahini + Administrative Responsibilities: “Head of the Department, Faculty of Law " in MRU Since 01-04-2017 to Till date “Associate Dean and Head of the Department, Faculty of Law " in MRU since 13-01-2021 to Till date + Expert Talk Delivered Invited in “National Seminar on Criminal Law Reforms in Recent Times: Issues and Challenges” to chair a session on “Corporate Criminal Liability” on 5th March 2021 in Baba Mastnath University, Rohtak .

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