DR. RAM MANOHAR LOHIYA NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY, LUCKNOW

CAMPUS RECRUITMENT 2021

CONTENTS

From the Vice Chancellor's Desk 2 From the Pen of the Dean (Academics) 3 Message from the Placement Cell 4 About the University 5 Faculty 6 Academic Curriculum 7 Grading 9 From the Pen of the Batch 10 Student Committees 12 Social Responsibility Initiatives 14 Research Centres and Societies 16 Flagship Events 18 Intra University Events 20 Events Organised During 2016-20 21 Publications 23 Co-Curricular Achivements 29 Internships 31 Previous Recruiters 36 Recruitment Process 38 Travel & Stay 39 From The VICE-CHANCELLOR'S DESK

We, at Dr. Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University, Lucknow have made it our primary objective to not only impart an education that makes our students experts in their chosen legal elds but also constantly evolve and reach the zenith of excellence. Our University was established with a vision to tackle the emerging challenges in the legal eld. It would be an expedition in futility to reiterate the importance of acquiring the requisite skillset and competencies in the eld. We toil constantly to enrich our students to develop a superlative acumen of not only the theoretical facets of legal education but also the practical aspects. The University aims at providing its students an understanding of law in its social, economic, political, and scientic contexts, with procient course content, engaging lectures, ample faculty interactions, and a state-of- the-art library.

It is my great pleasure to present the Batch of 2021. I can proudly say that the students possess the requisite professional prociency and established skills to handle positions of exigency and your organisation stands to gain immensely from the knowledge and skills possessed by our students.

I wish them the very best in their careers and extend a warm welcome to your organisation for exploring our young talent. I am condent that it will be mutually benecial.

Prof. Subir K. Bhatnagar, Vice-Chancellor, Dr. Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University, Lucknow

2 DR. RAM MANOHAR LOHIYA NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY, LUCKNOW From The PEN OF THE DEAN (Academics)

It is with great privilege and pleasure that I present the students of the Batch of 2021 of Dr. Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University, Lucknow.

We are committed in our endeavour to make excellence a habit and transforming the bright minds of today into the leaders of tomorrow, who uncompromisingly pursue one goal with unrelenting excellence and emerge as the vanguards of the future of India.

I have known this batch closely as their guardian, well-wisher, and teacher. Therefore, it is an emotional moment for me to write a message for this batch. I am happy to put on record that most of them have worked hard within and outside the four walls of the university. The continued quality of performance of this batch in national and international moot court competitions, seminars, conferences, sports, and cultural events is a proof of the value we add to the contemporary legal education in this country. Their excellence has allowed the University to march ahead towards its goal of excellence.

I rmly believe that they shall be an asset to any organisation. I welcome you, the prospective recruiters, to visit the University and test this belief. I am sure you will be convinced with the limitless potential and talent of these determined, driven, and condent individuals who will make an immense contribution to their organisation. I would also like to take a moment to seek your invaluable suggestions so that the future generation of this 'Temple of Learning' may be able to take advantage of your humble guidance.

God bless all.

Prof. C.M. Jariwala, Dean (Academics), Dr. Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University, Lucknow

DR. RAM MANOHAR LOHIYA NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY, LUCKNOW 3 Message From The PLACEMENT CELL

The changing paradigm of legal education in India has changed the perception about means and methods of learning law – as we call it, 'first unlearn and then learn', where the students are allowed to challenge the old doctrines and suggest new ones. Dr. Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University, Lucknow, has not only been a witness to the winds of change sweeping the landscape of legal education in India but also a proud participant in the process. The pride of place, which the university enjoys amongst the law schools, is mainly due to the many laurels brought by its students.

It gives me immense pleasure to introduce a batch of aspiring lawyers, who were admitted to this University through the rigorous Common Law Admission Test ('CLAT') in the year 2016 and shall be graduating in the year 2021. This starry-eyed bunch of talented students has built an excellent super-structure of excellence in varied elds of academia. Be it prestigious national and international moots, academic writing and debating, seminars and symposia, sports, and cultural events, the Batch of 2021 has come through with ying colours, setting new benchmarks for their junior batches.

During their ve-year-long stay at the university campus, besides being exposed to a rigorous curriculum in law and allied disciplines, these students have also imbibed presently rare moral values and therefore, look at the socio-legal issues from a blend of pragmatic and ethical perspective.

I take this opportunity to invite you to be a part of the recruitment process for the Batch of 2021 at our campus. As the Chairperson of the Internship and Placement Committee, it would be my proud privilege to host you at RMLNLU and extend to you our warmest hospitality.

Dr. Kumar Askand Pandey, Chairperson, Internship and Placement Committee, Dr. Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University, Lucknow

4 DR. RAM MANOHAR LOHIYA NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY, LUCKNOW ABOUT THE UNIVERSITY

Dr. Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University was established by an Act of the Government of Uttar Pradesh in 2005 (U.P. Act No. 28 of 2005). The University is recognised by the Bar Council of India ('BCI') and the University Grants Council ('UGC'). In the relatively short period of its existence, the University has strived to create procient, dynamic, and socially responsible legal professionals and has emerged as one of the leading centres of legal education in the country. Spread over forty-two acres, the lush green campus provides for state-of-the-art modern infrastructural facilities. Madhu Limaye Library is one of the best in the country and provides an ideal and intellectually stimulating environment that facilitates excellence in research and training. The students are also provided on-campus as well as off-campus access to the best legal resources and digital databases. Recognising the great role of inter-disciplinary research in the legal sphere, the University has established several societies and research centres for the promotion of research in specic elds of law, providing a perfect synthesis of practical and theoretical knowledge. With the total intake of 160 students per year, the University hosts around a thousand students enrolled in its graduate and undergraduate programs. It offers a ve-year integrated B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) program, one-year LL.M. program, one-year postgraduate diploma courses in Cyber Law, Intellectual Property Rights, and Media Law, Entertainment and Ethics as well as a Ph.D. program in Law and Humanities. The course structure emphasises on inculcating practical knowledge along with theoretical concepts to enable the students to gain a deeper understanding of the nuances involved in the study of law. The University consists of myriad learning experiences leading to the wholesome growth of the students. To create better professionals, the University encourages its students to participate in its robust system of student committees. From organising various events to imparting legal aid to the underprivileged, students are at the forefront of every activity, reinforcing the ultimate goal of the University, to produce leaders with a mind and a heart by improving group dynamics, team management, and organisational skills. Imbibing the spirit of cultural diversity, the University boasts of a pan-India crowd, which makes it a frontrunner in both academic and co-curricular activities. The conducive environment in the campus provides a comprehensible learning experience, in turn making them better team workers, thus producing great future leaders. The endeavours of the University towards creating a holistic curriculum for legal education are evident by the plethora of achievements by its students. The alumni of the university are doing exceptionally well in their respective elds and making their presence felt by holding key positions in both public and the private sector. The laudable achievements of our students and alumni within a short span of time stand testimony to the pool of skill and talent that this University has nurtured.

DR. RAM MANOHAR LOHIYA NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY, LUCKNOW 5 FACULTY

● Prof. (Dr.) C.M. Jariwala ● Dr. Alka Singh ● Dr. Monika Srivastava Professor, Dean (Academics) Assistant Professor (English) Assistant Prof. (Political Science) E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] E-mail:m [email protected] ● Dr. Visalakshi Vegesna ● Dr. Aman Deep Singh ● Ms. Priya Anuragini HOD (Department of Legal Assistant Professor (Law) Assistant Professor (Law) Studies) E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Associate Professor (Law) ● Ms. Ankita Yadav ● Mr. Prem Kumar Gautam E-mail: [email protected] Assistant Professor (Law) Assistant Professor (Law) ● Dr. Sanjay Singh E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Professor (Sociology) ● Dr. Aparna Singh ● Mr. Prasenjit Kundu H O D ( L e g a l S t u d i e s a n d Assistant Professor (Law) Assistant Professor (Law) Humanities-Social Sciences) E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] ● Mr. Bhanu Pratap Singh ● Dr. Rajneesh Yadav ● Dr. Atul Kumar Tiwari Assistant Professor (Law) Assistant Professor (Law) Associate Professor (Law) E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] ● Ms. Isha Yadav ● Dr. Shakuntla Sangam ● Dr. A. P. Singh Assistant Professor (Psychology) Assistant Professor (Law) Associate Professor (Law) E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] ● Ms. Kirti Singh ● Dr. Shashank Shekhar ● Dr. Manish Singh Assistant Professor (Law) Assistant Professor (Law) Associate Professor (Law) E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] ● Mr. Malay Pandey ● Dr. Vikas Bhati ● Dr. K. A. Pandey. Assistant Professor (Law) Assistant Professor (Law) Associate Professor (Law) E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] ● Mr. Manoj Kumar ● Mr. Vipul Vinod ● Dr. Vandana Singh Assistant Professor (Law) Assistant Professor (Law) Associate Professor (History) E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] ● Dr. Mitali Tiwari Assistant Professor (Economics) E-mail: [email protected]

6 DR. RAM MANOHAR LOHIYA NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY, LUCKNOW ACADEMIC CURRICULUM

The University currently offers B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) (ve-years integrated programme), LL.M. (one-year programme), Ph.D., and such other programmes following the prescribed syllabus for each of the above courses as approved by the Executive Council on the recommendation of the Academic Council. The Course structure for the Batch of 2021 is as follows:

Mandatory Subjects:

World Legal System Public International Law Alternative Dispute Resolution Basics of Legislation and Case Law Indian Penal Code Environmental Law Law of Torts Civil Procedure Code Cyber Law Contract Act Administrative Law Labour Law Constitutional Law Criminal Procedure Code International Trade Law Law of Evidence Family Law Drafting, Pleading & Conveyance Law of Property Taxation Moot Court & Clinical Legal Intellectual Property Rights Professional Ethics Education Corporate Law Human Rights Banking and Insurance Law Jurisprudence

1. Business Law Honors:

▪ Competition Law ▪ Securities and Investment Law ▪ Special Contracts ▪ Financial Market Regulation ▪ E-Commerce Law ▪ Merger and Acquisitions 2. International Law Honors:

▪ International Organisations ▪ Law of the Sea and International River ▪ International Environmental Law ▪ International Dispute Resolution Mechanism ▪ International Criminal Law and International ▪ Humanitarian and Refugee Law Criminal Court 3. Intellectual Property Rights Honors:

▪ Patent Drafting and Specication Writing ▪ Other Forms of IPR Creation and Registration ▪ Trade Secret and Technology Transfer ▪ IPR in Pharma Industry ▪ Farmer and Breeders Rights ▪ IP Management 4. Criminal Law Honors:

▪ Criminal Psychology ▪ Penology and Victimology ▪ International Criminal Law ▪ White Collar Crime ▪ Offences Against Child & Juvenile Offence ▪ Comparative Criminal Procedure 5. Constitutional Law Honors:

▪ Indian Federalism ▪ Afrmative Action Law ▪ Civil Society & Public Grievances ▪ Media and Law

DR. RAM MANOHAR LOHIYA NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY, LUCKNOW 7 ▪ Citizenship & Immigration Law ▪ Right to Information Optional Subjects:

▪ Consumer Protection Law ▪ Health and Medicine Law ▪ International Banking and Finance ▪ International Commercial Arbitration ▪ Land Law (UP) ▪ Law and Agriculture ▪ Law and Economics ▪ Law and Education ▪ Law, Science and Technology ▪ Real Estate Law ▪ Sports Law ▪ Women and Law Seminar Courses:

▪ Law and Morality ▪ Legislative Drafting ▪ Air and Space Law ▪ Natural Resource and Energy Law ▪ Disaster Management Law

8 DR. RAM MANOHAR LOHIYA NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY, LUCKNOW GRADING

The grading system of the University follows a pointer system, which is operative in the following manner: Each course is worth 100 marks. The overall structure of the distribution of marks in a theory-based course is such that 30 marks are allotted to continuous internal assessment during the semester, while 70 marks are allotted for the end-semester examinations. Each course carries a weightage of 5 credits. Semester Performance Index ('SPI') weighs the average performance in the semester, whereas the CPI weighs the same across the academic sessions attended/passed so far. A student will be deemed to have completed the requirements for graduation if he/she has: a. passed all prescribed courses; b. CPI > 5.0, a student having any pending F grades will not be allowed to graduate; and c. Has no case of indiscipline pending against him. POINT SCALE FOR GRADING AWARD OF GRADES BASED ON ABSOLUTE MARKS Marks Range (Out of 100) Grade Grade Point 90 -100 O (Outstanding) 10 80 – 89 A (Distinction) 9 70 – 79 B (Very Good) 8 60 – 69 C (Good) 7 50 – 59 D (Fair) 6 40 – 49 E (Average) 5 Passed P (Pass) 4 00 – 39 F (Fail) 0

DR. RAM MANOHAR LOHIYA NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY, LUCKNOW 9 FROM THE PEN OF THE BATCH

The Batch of 2021 is a bunch of exuberant and ambitious students, leaving an impression with their hard work, passion, and work-ethics wherever they go. The class comprises of students who are not just academically inclined and committed to the highest of scholarly pursuits but also display a voracious zeal for co-curricular activities, knowing not only how to be the best orators, debaters, researchers, mediators, and authors, but also how to have fun while doing so, taking everyone along as they go.

The student society of the University conducts popular year-round competitions in music, dance, painting, quizzing, debating, creative writing, and sports. The University holds tournaments not just in mainstream sports such as cricket, football, and volleyball, but also less popular sports like Table Tennis and Kabaddi. The batch has strived for excellence in every eld and has a strong presence of artists, poets, and sports-persons, adding to the diversity of the peer group.

Apart from having gained invaluable experience and professional skills while being associated with notable advocates, law rms, corporate houses, think tanks, and non-governmental organisations, we have also been instilled with a sense of social responsibility. We have been giving back to the society while working in the capacity of Para-Legal Volunteers with the Legal Aid Committee of the University and rendering a helping hand to NGOs like IDIA and BloodConnect.

The Batch of 2021 has seen immense personal and professional growth through its journey at this university, attributable, in no small part, to the university itself and its contribution through the excellent infrastructure, mentorship and growth opportunities. As we near the end of this journey, our earnest hope is that this growth shines through to you. We hope you will enjoy acquainting yourself with the Batch of 2021 as much as we have enjoyed our development over the past four years.

10 DR. RAM MANOHAR LOHIYA NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY, LUCKNOW L I F E A T T H E UNIVERSITY

DR. RAM MANOHAR LOHIYA NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY, LUCKNOW 11 STUDENT COMMITTEES

RMLNLU aims at producing legal professionals equipped with the skills and vision required to succeed in the professional world. The University has a dynamic student life with the students playing an important role as members of various committees and organisations. The committees comprise various stakeholders, ranging from faculty heads, administrative staff, and student members with each layer contributing to the attainment of the committees' objectives. The students and peers organise all the activities and events leading to the overall development of students. Not only are these committees the best approach to encourage extra-curricular activities but they are also an excellent way to instill the qualities of teamwork and leadership in the students.

Internship and Placement Committee

The Internship and Placement Committee is a student-run body, which works under the able guidance of its faculty advisors to help the students achieve their true potential. The Committee is on the frontline when it comes to introducing students to the professional world. It works towards building new relationships and fostering the existing ones with the corporate world, by understanding its changing requirements, and matching them with diverse individual aspirations of the students. The Committee provides a transparent, credible, and accountable setting between prospective employers and the students. It is an integral part of the University's education system and contributes by organising various personality development and awareness programs. It works tirelessly to secure internships and placements for the students, which form an intrinsic part of law school education.

Cultural Committee

The Cultural Committee, Tehzeeb, captures the essence of the culture of Lucknow, one of the major heritage centres of the country. The Committee has truly lived up to the city's repute for the promotion of art and culture repeatedly. Besides encouraging students to take part in cultural events all over the country, the Committee annually organises a three-day-long cultural extravaganza 'OHR' and provides a platform to the student community to nurture and showcase their talents in the elds of dramatics, music, and art. It is also credited for organising the University's Annual fest 'Riwaayat', which witnesses the participation of students from across the country and provides a platform to talent and expression.

Debate and Discussion Committee

Soon after the foundation of the University, the Debate & Discussion Committee came into existence in 2008. The Committee selects students to represent University in the Debating Events, along with organizing the agship debate events of the University; namely, Ram Manohar Lohiya Parliamentary Debate and Ram Manohar Lohiya National Hindi Debate. The Committee works tirelessly to embed the highest standards of debating in the University and it has successfully set up the Debating Society under its aegis to facilitate the debating culture.

Journal Committee

It is a very important part of legal education to think independently and to pen them down in a manner that others may have an insight into them. The editorial team at the Journal Committee publishes RMLNLU Law Review and RMLNLU Journal on Communication, Media, Entertainment and Technology Law. The Committee is actively involved in collecting, editing, and improving academic articles for both the journals. Besides this, the committee runs The RMLNLU Law Review Blog and the University's magazine, 'The Lohiyan Post'. The Committee also conducts workshops on legal research and writing and is also responsible in organising the prestigious RMLNLU International Legal Essay Competition.

12 DR. RAM MANOHAR LOHIYA NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY, LUCKNOW Legal Aid Committee

Law is widely considered an instrument of social change and improvement. However, the law becomes futile if the aggrieved are not aware of their rights or do not have the means to avail remedies. The Legal Aid Committee is manifesting the dream of our mentor Dr. Ram Manohar Lohiya into reality by working for the upliftment of the poor and downtrodden. Through camps and campaigns, the Committee helps and increases awareness of these people while it approaches leading lawyers to take up pro bono cases for those who seek such help. The Committee works closely with lawyers and local administration to provide relief to the needy. The Committee also promotes alternative dispute resolution procedures by organizing the RMLNLU National Mediation Competition.

Moot Court Committee

The University boasts of laurels secured by its students in national as well as international moots. The Committee plays an important role in pushing the mooting culture of the University towards excellence by organizing practice moots and intra-University moot court competitions based on which various national and international moots are assigned to teams as per their performance. The Committee also organizes its agship event, RMLNLU-SCCOnline International Media Law Moot Court Competition that witnesses participation from both national and international universities every year.

Sports Committee

Sports are synonymous with talent, discipline, determination, and tireless pursuit towards excellence. Our University recognises the importance of these qualities in all forms. The Sports Committee is tasked with the arduous responsibility of choosing and training the students to represent the University at various national sports events. The Committee also organises various sporting events such as football, cricket, badminton, basketball, table tennis, volleyball, and chess throughout the year. Sports Committee organizes the University's three-day annual sports fest, 'Aavahan' attracting massive participation from across India with a host of sporting as well as informal activities. It also organises an intra sports fest ('FENZA') annually bringing a complete dose of thrill, excitement, and energy and includes Panenka, Sahil Zaidi Memorial Volleyball Tournament, Claim the Hoop, Lohiya Premier League, Battledore, and Balls of Fury.

DR. RAM MANOHAR LOHIYA NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY, LUCKNOW 13 SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY INITIATIVES

Social responsibility initiatives at the University encourage students to imbibe the qualities of enlightened leadership, and thereby instil in them a level of trust and condence about themselves and the community. Over the years, the students and faculty at RMLNLU have actively participated in outreach program initiatives where they contribute their knowledge, skills, and technical expertise to the community.

Blood Connect Lucknow

BloodConnect is a youth-run initiative under the BloodConnect foundation, aimed at solving the problem of blood shortage in India. Launched on 1st April 2010 under the National Service Scheme wing of the Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi, the team has been working to ensure a continuous and sufcient supply of blood to government blood banks across India. It has been engaged in helping those in dire need of blood through a dynamic, 24*7 helpline system, along with spreading awareness about the cause throughout the nation by establishing a youth network to eliminate the problem from its root and conducting voluntary blood donation camps on a regular basis. BloodConnect, Lucknow is a relatively new team, with its rst RMLNLU inductions taking place in 2016. Despite being a relatively new team, Bloodconnect Lucknow has been doing a tremendous job at the National level and most of the volunteers (belonging to the University) have contributed to BloodConnect in ways more than one. From giving the foundation its President in 2017 to the Executive Vice President in 2020 (both RMLNLU students), BloodConnect Lucknow has come a long way, saving hundreds of lives, and has collected about 1100 units of blood in Lucknow during 2018-2019 alone.

Legal Aid Clinic

Legal Aid Clinic of the University was successfully put into operation by the Legal Aid Committee on August 4, 2015, inaugurated by Hon'ble Mr. Justice Rakesh Tiwari, Senior Judge, Allahabad High Court. In furtherance of the spirit of Article 39A of the Indian Constitution, the Legal Aid Clinic is tasked with the responsibility of providing easily accessible legal relief to the indigents and the backward sections of our society. It works as a primary legal centre where the Para-legal volunteers ('PLVs') from the University provide basic legal assistance to the people. The thrust is on providing services like legal advice and assisting in the drafting of notices, replies, applications, petitions, etc. as per the mandate of the National Legal Services Authority ('NALSA') and provisions of Legal Services Authorities Act, 1987.

Set up at the university main gate, the Clinic is open for two hours every day. The clinic also conducts awareness drives at various targeted areas in and around the city to educate people about their legal rights and reach out to help them. One of the recently started initiatives is Project RTI, which aims to fetch information about the various government policies and organisations, as and when required. The PLVs managing the clinic are selected through a two-stage recruitment process. Trainee Paralegal Volunteers are also inducted through a rigorous interview process to expose and sensitize them to the signicance of 'Justice for all'.

The Clinic has received, in the past four years, a plethora of cases ranging from property disputes to transgender rights. Cases related to labour law, criminal law, and consumer disputes have come before the Clinic. Several cases have been referred to an able pool of lawyers working pro bono with the Clinic, and some of the clients were advised to indulge in mediation.

In addition, PLVs also work along with the Legal Aid Committee, RMLNLU by participating in the LAC's Shiksha initiatives, where young, underprivileged children are sensitised to basic issues of law. PLVs have also visited the Lucknow Jail under the Legal Aid Committee's Jail Project, ASHA initiative, where under-trial prisoners are assisted with any possible legal help. The Legal Aid Camp organized annually in a remote location on the outskirts of Lucknow has also seen enthusiastic participation by the PLVs, to aid villagers in both legal and non-legal issues.

14 DR. RAM MANOHAR LOHIYA NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY, LUCKNOW Increasing Diversity by Increasing Access to Legal Education (IDIA), UP Chapter

Law schools across the country have, for long, been condemned for the lack of representation of students from the non-elite groups. It is to address this issue that IDIA came into being, i.e. to provide the underprivileged students with the required resources and nancial help that they fall short on.

The UP Chapter of the IDIA was started with a similar motivation to help the downtrodden realise their dream of studying in the top law schools of the nation. Working from within the University, the chapter has been actively getting students from all across the state of Uttar Pradesh and training them under its programme. From accommodation to training and mock tests, the students are supported on every front during their preparation. The chapter also organises fundraising events in the University independently and in collaboration with the student committees of the University. The team heads to both Government and private schools of Lucknow and nearby areas to sensitise the students and create awareness regarding CLAT and other competitive law entrance examinations. Participation in the Chapter's activities is not just limited to the students of the University but also the faculty members, who wholeheartedly support the cause and often make generous contributions. The Chapter has been going stronger with each passing year and it hopes to serve its purpose with uprightness and veracity. Over the years, the students and faculty at the RMLNLU have actively participated in outreach program initiatives where they contribute their knowledge, skills, and technical expertise to the community.

The Legal Aid Camp

The Legal Aid Camp is the primary initiative of the Legal Aid Committee and the Legal Aid Clinic. In furtherance of this endeavour, the students go on pre-camp visits in various districts near Lucknow and identify problems of the people living there. According to the problems encountered, a district/village is chosen to set up a camp and then in collaboration with District Legal Services Authority, Block Development Ofcer, etc. legal help to the residents of rural areas of our society is provided. The Committee also provides for basic health amenities and then this camp is succeeded by various follow-up camps to ensure that the help provided has benetted the people.

Project Shiksha

The Legal Aid Committee under the Shiksha initiative collaborates with various charity institutions, schools, and institutions working for the welfare of the children and imparting basic education. The topics are varied depending on the age group of the children to be addressed and include basic features of the constitution, sensitization initiatives like road safety, environment protection, and sanitation, etc. In furtherance of this endeavour, the Legal Aid Committee has collaborated with several organisations during the past year.

Project Asha

Legal Aid Committee started a prison project namely Project Asha with the help of District Legal Services Authority ('DLSA') in which students from the university visit the prison to make the prisoners aware of their rights and duties. These students undergo classroom training in law on prison rights and criminal procedure, in general. This project aims to ght for the justice of prisoners, where despite the offer of free legal aid, the benets of the scheme fail to reach many poor prisoners. The Committee regularly sends some of its members to the Lucknow Central Prison where they inquire about ongoing trials of the prisoners and conduct a survey about other factors. Based on reports prepared by visiting members, further legal aid is provided in association with the DLSA.

Police – Academia Interaction Forum

The initiative was launched to foster research and training in the police department. Under this initiative, students and faculty members of the University designed research activities for the police ofcers and assist them in understanding the relevant rules and regulations. It also aims to help the investigating ofcers and police to update their knowledge about legal issues while gaining an insight into the jurisprudence of law.

DR. RAM MANOHAR LOHIYA NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY, LUCKNOW 15 RESEARCH CENTRES AND SOCIETIES AT THE UNIVERSITY

Centre for Criminal Justice Administration ('CCJA')

The Centre for Criminal Justice Administration was established in the year 2008. It aims to dichotomously promote students' and researchers' interest and inuence in the academic discipline and practical application of criminal law. Right from its inception, the CCJA collaborated with the Bureau of Police Research and Development, Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India to conduct a series of training and sensitisation programmes for Prison ofcials from across the country. CCJA also organised several national seminars on issues of contemporary relevance such as cyber crimes, terrorism, etc. In the year 2010 itself, CCJA undertook a major research project to study the prosecution system in Uttar Pradesh and its report submitted in 2012 made policy recommendations for overhauling the prosecution apparatus. This research project was sponsored by the Department of Higher Education, Government of Uttar Pradesh. Further, under the aegis of the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights, Government of India, CCJA had organised a regional consultation of the states of North India for making recommendations and suggestions on the draft Bill that was later enacted into the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act, 2012. In collaboration with the Directorate of Prosecution, Uttar Pradesh, a series of training and capacity building programmes were started by CCJA in 2011-2012. The CCJA is also working on a UNICEF- sponsored mega-project since the year 2016 for strengthening Child Protection System in Uttar Pradesh. The student members of CCJA are also engaged in carrying out research and consultancy projects assigned by the Directorate of Prosecution, Uttar Pradesh in the year 2019-2020. The Centre also manages a blog that accepts academically-oriented submissions, both in the sole discipline of criminal law or intertwined with other socio-legal disciplines, on a rolling basis from members of the legal fraternity.

Debating Society ('DebSoc')

The Society aims to provide students with a platform to hone their skills while debating different motions. The objective of the Society is to offer a challenging and rewarding debating experience to students while teaching critical and strategic thinking skills, high-quality research, and argument framing. These pedagogical objectives subsequently produce competitive debate teams. The Society seeks to create a teamwork environment where students learn to work for their own improvement as well as the success of their peers.

Financial Laws Simplication Project ('FILSIP')

Conceptualized by Excellence Enablers, Finsec Law Advisors, and Association for Development of Securities Market ('ADSM'), the objective of FILSIP is to simplify the nancial sector laws in India. Originally drafted a long time ago, or inelegantly drafted in recent times, the laws require coherence and simplicity so that they are better understood and easily complied with. FILSIP aims to simplify and rationalize these laws to enable their better understanding by various stakeholders. The primary exercise of FILSIP, i.e., simplication and redrafting of the nancial sector laws is executed by the student volunteers from our university under the guidance of the Organisers. Aimed at the holistic development of the students, FILSIP is a blend of knowledge-based and skill-based education where the students inclined towards the nancial sector are committed to improve the state of the regulatory architecture and contribute meaningfully to the nancial laws. The project aims to simplify the laws through repositioning of text, elimination of and by suggesting changes to the existing regulations based on their understanding of the law, economics, and the existing nancial environment.

Society for Excellence in Arbitration Law ('SEAL')

The Society was formed with an aim to promote academic discourse in the eld of arbitration. It regularly organises lectures and discussion sessions on various issues of arbitration. The Society through its arbitration updates, allows students to get a grasp of the prevalent disputes and legal questions. To promote legal scholarship in arbitration, the Society also runs a blog, RMLNLU Arbitration Law Blog. The blog is well-known among the legal fraternity and has been ranked as one of the best arbitration blogs in the world.

16 DR. RAM MANOHAR LOHIYA NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY, LUCKNOW Society for Excellence in Corporate and Competition Law ('SECCL')

The Society organises various sessions of discussions and lectures for students to equip themselves with contemporary aspects of company law and its allied elds, including competition law and insolvency and bankruptcy law. The Society opens its doors to students of all batches to acquaint them with the core concepts of the subject as well as to update the students of various amendments and contemporary rulings. By organising guest lectures, the society aims to provide the students with all-round exposure to the current scenarios and introduce to students the subject through the minds of various professionals who have already established themselves in the eld.

Society for Excellence in Constitutional Law and Public Policy ('SECLPP')

The Society consists of Constitutional Law enthusiasts who aid the society in organising spirited sessions on trending constitutional law and public policy issues. The Society is also entrusted with the management of the RMLNLU Constitutional Law and Public Policy Blog, organising various competitions and inviting dignitaries for guest lectures. The purpose of the Society is to infuse a sense of passion for the subject and develop the fundamental and elemental knowledge of how constitutional law and public policy play an imperative role in shaping the society through not only theoretical classroom education but also a more hands-on approach.

DR. RAM MANOHAR LOHIYA NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY, LUCKNOW 17 FLAGSHIP EVENTS

Aavahan Organised by the Sports Committee of the University, Aavahan is the most awaited annual inter-university sports fest of the year. Earlier known by the name of SPOCULIT, which was an amalgamation of Sports-Culture-Literary events, Aavahan, started in the year 2014. Since then, it has been receiving participation from various universities across the country. The event features various indoor and outdoor sports competitions and witnesses enthusiastic participation for three days.

Manthan Manthan is the agship event organised by the Internship & Placement Committee annually, where leading experts from varied elds like Corporate, Litigation, and Academia share their experience on different career prospects with the students and help them understand various aspects and areas of the legal world and help them formulate their career plans accordingly. It brings together industry icons and engages the students constantly with various competitions including Mock Personal Interviews, Group Discussions, and Online Assessment Tests. The event serves as a forum wherein the Committee acts as a bridge between the student community and the prospective recruiters, thus helping the students in choosing a career option while also equipping them for future challenges ahead. Riwaayat The Cultural Committee of the University, Tehzeeb successfully organised the third edition of its agship event Riwaayat this year. The three-day fest witnessed a brilliant concoction of music, dance, and creative arts. Various mega-events like Spring Muse, the Fashion Show, and Thunderstruck (the Battle of Bands), Dance and Music competitions, Stage Play, Quiz, Nukkad Natak were organized. Representing creative fervor and rich Awadhi culture, the fest witnessed unbelievable participation and became a platform for the talented participants coming from various universities across the country.

RMLNLU International Legal Essay Competition The Journal Committee has to its credit seven editions of its International Legal Essay Competition known as RMLNLU International Legal Essay Competition ('RILEC'). It began in 2013 with the theme of 'Space Law' and has continued to conduct competition on areas of international law of contemporary relevance. For its seventh edition, the Journal Committee collaborated with Centre for Trade and Investment Law, Indian Institute of Foreign Trade to organise a conference on 'International Trade Law'.

Ram Manohar Lohiya National Hindi Debate Organized by the Debate and Discussion Committee, the Ram Manohar Lohiya National Hindi Debate has in four editions become one of the most sought-after Hindi debates by the participants in the country. It is organized every year in the month of September, with participants trickling in from various parts of the country, from legal and non-legal backgrounds alike.

18 DR. RAM MANOHAR LOHIYA NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY, LUCKNOW RMLNLU National Mediation Competition The Legal Aid Committee of the University in association with Eastern Book Company and SCC Online organises the RMLNLU National Mediation Competition, which is one of the biggest national-level ADR competitions. The teams participating comprise both mediators and negotiators, with prizes being given out for both the categories. The sixth edition of the Competition, having the greatest minds of the legal industry and mediation experts as the judges, was held in January 2020 and witnessed participation from law schools from around the country. Ram Manohar Lohiya Parliamentary Debate The Debate and Discussion Committee of the University organizes the Ram Manohar Lohiya Parliamentary Debate, one of the biggest national-level Asian parliamentary debates annually. Started in 2013, the traditional 3-on-3 Asian Parliamentary Debate sees lively participation from over 40 teams and 60 adjudicators from all over India and boasts of appreciable prize money, great hospitality, and greater fun.

RMLNLU-SCC Online International Media Law Moot Court Competition Organised by the Moot Court Committee of the University in association with SCC Online, the RMLNLU-SCC Online International Media Law Moot Court Competition is an annual event on campus. Started in 2013, it aims to foster legal acumen in the vigorously prospering eld of International Media Law and garner interest from students nationwide. The competition, boasting of highly procient and eminent panel of judges, has seen an enormous level of participation from Law Schools and Universities all over India, with participation from international universities since 2017.

DR. RAM MANOHAR LOHIYA NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY, LUCKNOW 19 INTRA UNIVERSITY EVENTS

EOS Besides organizing legal essay competitions and publishing the RMLNLU Law Review, the Journal Committee of the university also organizes an intra-university literary fest called 'EOS', the personication of dawn, as per Greek mythology. As dawn drives away the darkness, the events shed light on various aspects of culture that are popularly overlooked and need to be celebrated. The annual event is organised every year and is spread over an entire week. The main highlights of this event are Judgment Writing, Turncoat, Quiz, Treasure Hunt, and Legal Writing Workshops. FENZA The Sports Committee organises an Intra University sports fest called Fenza, which is a package of various sports competitions like football, volleyball, cricket, badminton, and table tennis. The fest witnesses massive participation from across the ve batches of the University bringing a complete dose of thrill, excitement, and energy.

OHR The Cultural Committee organizes an intra-university cultural festival named 'OHR', meaning 'light' in Hebrew. True to its name, the two-day festival lls the University with light and activity as the entire university comes together to participate in it. Consisting of events like Mad-Ads competition, music competition, funky hairdo, dance, theatre, face painting, and movie making, the festival allows each student the opportunity to explore and display their talents. SATTA This intra-university political debate organized by the Debate and Discussion Committee started in 2013. A unique bi-lingual format involving political debate with participants being divided into groups representing various political views across the country with the purpose of encouraging free political dialogue among students, to inculcate a spirit of discussion in the university, and to provide a stage for the constructive consideration of political ideologies.

20 DR. RAM MANOHAR LOHIYA NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY, LUCKNOW EVENTS ORGANISED DURING 2016-2020

1. Panel discussion on “Jammu and Kashmir: Issues, Challenges, and Solutions with special references to Article 35A and Article 370” by Mr. Jagdeep Dhankar, Advocate, Supreme Court, and Mr. Sushil Pandit, Human Rights Activist. 2. Panel Discussion on “Emergence of India as an Arbitration hub with special emphasis on 2018 amendment” by Mr. Anish Wadia, Solicitor Advocate, Arbitration & Counsel, Mr. I. Veeraraghavan, Arbitrator in HKIAC, CIETAC, BAC, RCAKL, CRCICA, ICADR, ICA, SHIA, CIDRA, and Mr. Vikas Mahendra, MCIARB, Partner at Keystone Partner. 3. Panel Discussion on “Practice guidelines for Intellectual Property Protection and Litigation” by Ms. Bhavya Goyal, IP Attorney, Khurana & Khurana and Dr. Pawan Kumar Pandey, Deputy Registrar of Trade Marks, Trade Marks Registry, Delhi. 4. Legal Negotiators Workshop by Dr. Claudia Wrinkler, Founder trainer of the Negotiation Academy. 5. Workshop on Human Rights by Prof. Robert Wintemute, Professor of Human Rights Law, School of Law, Kings College London. 6. Seminar on the theme “Law and Truth: A Miniaturised Genealogy” by Prof. Jorge Cerdio, Head of Law Department & Director of Access to Justice Centre, Instituto Technologico Autonomo de Mexico, ITAM University, Mexico. 7. One day Workshop on Right to Information by Sri. Sandeep Pandey, social activist and Ramon Magsaysay award winner. 8. Two-day seminar-cum- lecture conducted by Mr. Vikram Raghavan, lead Counsel World Bank. 9. National Workshop on “Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016” by Insolvency And Bankruptcy Board of India and Insolvency Professional Agency of the Institute of Cost Accountants of India. 10. Interactive Session with Mr. Chris Parsons, Chairman, India Practice, Herbert Smith Freehills.

DR. RAM MANOHAR LOHIYA NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY, LUCKNOW 21 11. Talk session on “Why International Law Matters for India?” by Dr. Aniruddha Rajput, Member, UN International Law Commission. 12. Talk & Interactive Session on “The Role of Youth in Human Rights Activism” by Senior Campaigner Activism, Amnesty International India. 13. Talk session on “Introduction to Military Justice System, Understanding Army Laws and Intricacies of SSB” by Col. B.P. Singh, First directly Commissioned Ofcer, Judges Advocate General. 14. Talk Session on “Planning Career in In-House” by Mr. Prateek Srivastav, Regional Legal Manager, Hindustan Unilever. 15. Two-day lecture on Labour Law and Criminal Law by Prof. B.T. Kaul, Chairperson, Vivekanand School of Law and Legal Studies. 16. Special Lecture on “How to Prepare for Advanced Law Study in the world's best law schools” by Mr. Heather Wallick, CEO at Wallick Global Consultant. 17. Special Lecture on Trade Law and International Relations by Ms. Fatima A. Quraishi, Consultant at the World Bank. 18. Special lecture on Criminal law by Prof. Mrinal Satish, Professor, National Law Unicersity, Delhi. 19. Special lecture on “women equality” by Prof. Roop Rekha Verma, Former Vice-Chancellor Lucknow University. 20. Special lecture of Competition Law by Mr. Ravi Gangal, Associate at AZB & Partners, Mumbai. 21. Special lecture on “Practical Aspects of Filing Patent and Trademark Applications under Industrial Property Agreements” by Ms. Richa Pandey, Patent Attorney and Partner, Krishna & Saurashtri. 22. Guest lecture on “Are regional trade agreements likely to erode WTO's central place to world trade governance” by Mr. James J. Nedumpara, Professor, Head, CTIL, IIFT. 23. Guest Lecture on “Antitrust Concerns in the Commodity Market” by Mr. Sriraj Venkatasamay, Joint Director (Law), Competition Commission of India. 24. Guest lecture on “Emergence of Institutional Arbitration” by Mr. Abhileen Chaturvedi, Senior Associate at Economic Law Practice. 25. Guest lecture on “Minority Shareholders over Minority Shareholders: A Way Out” by Mr. Dhruv Seth, Partner at Seth & Associates. 26. Guest lecture on “Crime on Board and Aviation Security: Regulatory Framework” by Dr. Divya Tyagi, Assistant Professor of Law, Gujarat National Law University. 27. Guest Lecture on “Mergers & Acquisition & Private Equity” by Mr. Prateek Mohapatra, Associate Partner, Algo Legal. 28. Guest Lecture on “Media & Democracy” by Dr. Geetu Singh, Associate Professor of Law, SRM University.

22 DR. RAM MANOHAR LOHIYA NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY, LUCKNOW PUBLICATIONS

Journals ● “Right to Internet as a Fundamental Right”, (2017) 1(4) Legal Messenger (ISSN: 2456-110X). ● “Relationship between HIV and Human Rights”, (2019) 8(6) Amity Global Journal of Law, Management and Social Sciences (ISSN: 2349-8234). ● “Indian Perspective on Bayer-Monsanto Merger”, (September 2018) 57 The Practical Lawyer (ISSN 2277- 9116). ● CCI overlooking the Real Estate: Is RERA the answer?” (Feb 2019) 74 Practical Lawyer (ISSN: 2277-9116). ● “Transgender (Denial of Rights) Bill, 2018” (2019) 3(3), DroitPenale: Indian Law Journal on Crime and Criminology (ISSN: 2456-7280). ● “Data Surveillance: Need for a Policy to achieve equilibrium between State and Individual Interest” in (2018-19) 6(2) Nirma University Law Journal (ISSN: 2249-1430). ● “Countering Terrorism Through Multilateralism: Reviewing the Role of the United Nations”, (2020) 8(1) Groningen Journal of International Law (ISSN: 2352-2674). ● “WhatsApp Acquisition Case: Predatory Pricing and Data Integration Concerns”, (November 2017) 17 Practical Lawyer 81 (ISSN: 2277-9116). ● “In Wake of Recent Glitches, the Common Law Admission Test Needs an Overhaul”, The Wire, (June 1 2018). ● “India: The Youngest Hungry and Malnourished Country”, 1(1) Saksharta Sadvidya Educational and Social Society National Research Paper Series (August 2017). ● "Comprehensive Analysis of Section 50CA and Section 56(2)(X) of Income Tax Act” 2(2) International Journal of Law Management & Humanities (ISSN: 2581-5369). ● “Monopolization of Cricket Broadcasting in India: Implications, Regulation and Lessons”, 6(1) RGNUL Financial & Mercantile Law Review (ISSN: 2347-8327). ● “Emerging Contours of Crime of Aggression”, (2018) 3(2) M.S. Ramaiah Journal of Law (ISSN: 0975-9905). ● "Scouting the Overhaul of Deemed Income provisions: A critical analysis of S.56(2)(X) & S.50CA of the Income Tax Act, 1961", (2019) 2(2) International Journal of Law Management & Humanities (ISSN: 2581-5369). ● “Indian Watchdog's rst tryst into Pricing Algorithms: A Roadmap”, (2019) 40(10) European Competition Law Review (Sweet and Maxwell). ● “Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016: Cementing the Gaps of an Unstable Foundation”, (2018) 4(1) Indian Journal of Law and Public Policy (ISSN: 2394-2657). ● “TRIPS Plus and Bio Drugs: Modern Imperialism Versus Burgeoning Public Health”, (2018) 3(3) NLUA Law & Policy Review (ISSN: 2455-8672). ● "Need for India to Move Towards Institutional Military Environmentalism", (2018) 2 GLC Law & Policy Review (ISSN: 2518-9135). ● "History of Abortion Laws in India", (2017) (2) Journal of Legal and Political Thought (ISSN: 2504-7167).

DR. RAM MANOHAR LOHIYA NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY, LUCKNOW 23 ● “Exigency of Refugee Law in India”, (2018) 6 South Asian Journal of Law and Human Rights (ISSN: 2518-6159). ● “From 1993-2019: Has Collegium Over lived its Utility?”, (2019) 6 (1) NLUJ Law Review (ISSN: 2326-5320). ● “Prime Ministerial Candidate in a Parliamentary Democracy”, (March 2019) 57 (15) Mainstream Weekly (ISSN: 0542-1462). ● “Media trial”, (2016) 2(6) International Journal of Advance Research and Innovative Ideas in Education. ● "International Humanitarian Fact-Find Commission - A Sleeping Beauty", (2017) 7 (2) AALCO Journal of International Law, (ISSN: 2319-2895). ● “Constitutional Environmentalism in India: The Birth, Growth and the Road Ahead”, (2018) 2 Indian Journal of Natural Resources Energy and Environment Law (ISSN: 2518-8992). ● "Mapping International Humanitarian Fact-Finding Commission in Contemporary Armed Conicts", (2019) 3(1) Indian Journal of Law & International Affairs, (ISSN: 2518- 3257). ● “Sting Operations: The Role of Media as a Vigilante”, (2019) 4(2) Indian Journal of Law and Public Policy, (ISSN: 2394- 2657). ● “Need for Criminalization of Marital Rape in India”, (2017) 2(1) Journal of Juvenile and Family Law (ISSN: 2446- 2101). ● “Contiguity of Single Economic Entity and Separate Legal Entity”, (May 2019) 66 The Practical Lawyer (ISSN: 2277-9116). Contributions to Edited Volumes ● “Marital Rape is Suffering an Existential Crisis in India" in (2018) (5) Law & Social Issues (VidhiAagaz: ISBN 9781980446330). ● "Dilemma of Hyperandrogenism Regulations: Biology v. Law" in DSNLU Sportive Lege (ISBN 978-81-933989-7-5). ● “Human Rights Education in law schools of India: The problem of ignorance and implementation” in (2018) Human Rights Education in Higher Education in India (ISBN: 978-935346-066- 2). ● “Internal Armed Conflicts in South Asia: Unfolding of an Unchecked Humanitarian Catastrophe” in Conference Proceedings, (2018) 7th INLU Student Conference on International Humanitarian Law and Refugee Law (ISBN: 978-81-931218-5-6). ● “Uncle Judges Practice” in (2018) 1(3) Jus Dicere Review (ISBN: 978-93-5300-108-7). ● “Gender Injustice and Harassment in Film Industry: Constraints and Remedies” in (2018) 3(1) Jus Dicere Review (ISBN: 978-93- 5300-108-7). Online Articles and Blog Posts ● “Hybrid electoral system- Will the problems be solved?”, The Lohiyan Post (Nov. 5, 2018). ● “Treaty Shopping- A Melee Between Primary Players”, The RMLNLU Law Review Blog (April 29, 2018). ● “Resolving the 'Where' of Online Jurisdiction”, RGNUL Student Research Review Blog (Dec. 28, 2018).

24 DR. RAM MANOHAR LOHIYA NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY, LUCKNOW ● “Resale Price Maintenance in the Online Retailing Era: Exploring an Alternative”, IndiaCorpLaw Blog (Sept. 19, 2018). ● “The Quandary of Market Delineation under Section 3 of the Competition Act” published in IndiaCorpLaw Blog (Sept. 27, 2018). ● “Mapping the Journey of Competition Analysis in India: From Precedence to Evidence”, Kluwer Competition Law Blog (Oct. 5, 2018). ● “CCI's Market Denition in Estate 'MRI' Case: Technological Differentiation Outweighs Consumer Preference”, Kluwer Competition Law Blog (April 12, 2019). ● “Consumer Protection Bill 2018: An Overview”, The Law Blog (June 14, 2018). ● “Corrupt Anti-Corruption Laws”, Blog of NUJS Society for Advancement of Criminal Justice (Oct. 24, 2018). ● “The Poena of Narasu: A Case for Closing the Dichotomy Between Customary Law and Constitution”, Indian Journal of Law and Public Policy Blog (Jan. 20, 2019). ● "Literal is the rule, Liberal is an exception: Interpretation of Taxing Statutes", Journal of Legal Methodology, Policy and Governance Blog (March 4, 2019). ● “Justice for Avni”, Journal of Law and Public Policy Blog (Nov. 21, 2018). ● Dharani Analysis”, Corporate and Competition Law Review Blog (May 3, 2019). ● “The lack of lemon laws in India is really squeezing the juice out of the automobile owners!”,LiveLaw (May 7, 2019). ● “NIA Amendment Raises Concerns of Misuse of Anti-Terror Law, LiveLaw (July 20, 2019). ● “103rd Constitutional Amendment Act, 2018: Economic Reservation in India-Highlights and Analysis”, Mondaq (Jan. 17, 2019). ● “What is Intellectual Property Valuation”, Mondaq (Jan. 17, 2019). ● “What is Brand Value and How Can One Enhance it”, Mondaq (Jan. 17, 2019). ● "Fixing Base Lines: An Interplay Between Environment and the International Relations", Centre for Research in International Law Blog (NLIU Bhopal) (Oct. 17, 2018). ● "Scoring Points, at the Cost of Fair Disclosure?", Society for Advancement of Criminal Justice Blog (NUJS, Kolkata) (Oct. 7, 2018). ● "Fugitive Economic Offenders Bill: The devil in the details", Centre for Criminal Law Blog (NUSRL, Ranchi) (Aug. 18, 2018). ● "Justifying the Unjust: An Analysis of Intertemporal Law", Indian Journal of Law and Public Policy Blog (March 2, 2019). ● “Jet Airways CIRP: Need to Adopt UNCITRAL Model Law on Cross Border Insolvency”, LiveLaw (Nov. 1, 2019). ● “A Call to Amend Senior Citizen Act, 2007”, The Leaet (Nov. 13, 2019). ● "Ofce of Prot: A Futile Attempt in Preserving the Constitutional Morality", Society for Constitutional Law and Public Policy Blog, (RMLNLU, Lucknow) (Feb. 16, 2019). ● "Glorication of the Custodial Violence in Bollywood", Centre for Criminal Law Blog, (NUSRL, Ranchi) (Feb. 11, 2019). ● “Anticipatory Bail and Juveniles: An Ambiguous Tale”, LiveLaw (Jun. 24, 2019).

DR. RAM MANOHAR LOHIYA NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY, LUCKNOW 25 ● “Executive or Judicial: Decoding 'Magistrate' under S.26 of the Indian Evidence Act”, Center for Criminal Law Studies Blog, (NLU Jodhpur) (Apr. 7, 2019). ● “Displeasure of Indian Judiciary towards Plea Bargaining”, Lex Insight (Dec. 24, 2018). ● "González Carreño v. Spain: What can be Expected from the Spanish Supreme Court's Ruling?", Oxford Human Rights Hub Blog (Nov. 7, 2018). ● "Protection of Environment in Times of Armed Conict: From Vietnam to Geneva", Berkeley Journal of International Law Blog (Sept. 30, 2018). ● "How far does the 2018 Indian Arbitration Bill go in realizing the vision of Srikrishna Committee?", Law and Other Things (Sept. 29, 2018) ● "How Much 'Appealable' is an Appealable Order Under Section 37? MMTC Ltd. v. Vedanta Ltd.", RMLNLU Arbitration Law Blog (March 5, 2019). ● "Bombay High Court Cements the Continuing Jurisdiction of Arbitration-Seat Court during Enforcement", IndiaCorpLaw Blog (May 24, 2019). ● “2019 Supreme Court Arbitration Review”, RMLNLU Arbitration Law Blog (Jan. 15, 2019). ● “Is Delegation Clause the Answer to the Pre-Arbitral Judicial Interference in India?”, Kluwer Arbitration Blog (March 06, 2020). ● “A Gender – Neutral Society & Effective Decriminalization of Adultery: The Unaccomplished feats of India”, The RMLNLU Law Review Blog, (Jan. 2018). ● “Navtej Johar Case: Depriving Married Women the Remedy under Sec. 377”, LiveLaw (July 19, 2019). ● “#MeToo Movement – Changing Indian Scenario”, Berkeley Journal of International Law Blog (Feb. 24, 2019). ● “Right to Privacy in AI Era?”, Indian Journal of Law and Public Policy Blog (2019). ● “Amalgamation Between Different Body Corporates An Analysis of Companies Act, 2013 and Limited Liability Partnership Act, 2008”, Indian Review of Corporate and Commercial Laws Blog (Aug. 19, 2018). ● “Ofce of Prot: A Futile Exercise in Preserving the Constitutional Morality” in RMLNLU Constitutional Law and Public Policy Blog (Feb. 16, 2019). ● “Initial Coin Offering- The Next Big Thing in the Capital Markets”, Indian Journal of Law and Public Policy Blog. ● "Treating Juveniles as Adults: The Need to Revisit Section 15 of JJ Act, 2015", Indian Journal of Law and Public Policy Blog. Conferences and Seminars ● Best Research Paper, titled “Internal Armed Conicts in South Asia: Unfolding of an Unchecked Humanitarian Catastrophe” at 7th ILNU Student Conference on International Humanitarian Law and Refugee Law organised by Institute of Law, Nirma University in collaboration with International Committee of the Red Cross and United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (2018). ● Presented a paper titled "Need for India to move towards institutional military environmentalism", at National Conference on Environmental Law, Centre for Environment & Sustainable Development (GCESD) organised by Gujarat National Law University (2018).

26 DR. RAM MANOHAR LOHIYA NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY, LUCKNOW ● Presented a paper titled “Bio-patenting of Microorganisms: Are the Indian Courts even listening?” at the National Seminar on Intellectual Property Rights: Emerging Issues and Challenges organized by Chanakya National Law University, Patna. ● Presented a paper titled “Taxing the Corporation in Digital Economy: Roadblocks and Solutions” at the National Seminar on Corporate Affairs organised by Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Patiala, (2019). ● Presented a paper titled “Puerile Extirpation of the Single Economic Entity Doctrine in Aditya Birla Order” at the 4th NLIU-Trilegal Summit on Corporate and Commercial Laws, 2018 organised by the Centre for Business and Commercial Laws, National Law Institute University, Bhopal. ● Presented a paper titled “Transgender Bill, 2018” at International Seminar on Criminal Law and Administrative Justice organised by Babu Banarasi Das School of Legal Studies, Lucknow (2019). ● Presented a paper titled “Enforcement of Foreign Monetary Awards in India: Navigating Forex Rates & Dates” at International Conference on Arbitration and Conciliation: Challenges and New Horizons, organized by Faculty of Law, University of Lucknow. ● Presented a paper titled “Pressing Need for Adoption of UNCITRAL Model Law on Cross Border Insolvency in India: An Overview” at the International Conference on The Role of UNCITRAL in Harmonization of Commercial Laws organized by Gujarat National Law University in collaboration with United Nations Commission on International Trade (UNCITRAL) Law Regional Centre for Asia and the Pacic and Gujarat Maritime University. ● Presented a paper titled “Arbitration and Sports Law: Scrutinizing the Dispute Resolution Process” at the National Seminar on Legal Ethical and Contractual issues in Sports organised by National Law School of India University in collaboration with Centre for Environmental Law (2019). ● Presented a paper titled "Unwed Mothers & their socio-legal status in contemporary times" at the National Seminar by the Centre for Gender Studies organised by National Law University, Jodhpur. ● Presented a paper titled “Displacement due to climate change: An 'Asian' human rights dimension” at the International Conference for Climate Change: Exploring Multidisciplinary Contours organised by the National Law University and Judicial Academy, Assam (2019). ● Presented a paper titled “Consumer Protection and e-commerce: Consumer Protection Bill, 2018 revisited", at a Conference organised by the Central University of Haryana in collaboration with the Indian Institute of Public Administration. ● Presented a paper titled "Remedies against Loopholes in Criminal Justice System Faced by the Victims of Rape, Murder and other Abuses" at International Seminar on Criminal law and Administration, Babu Banarasi Das University Lucknow(2019). ● Presented a paper titled, "Instant Triple Talaq", at National Seminar on the role of law in Republic India, Prestige Institute of Management Gwalior (2017). ● Presented a paper titled “A case for the Horizontal Application of Right to Privacy at National Seminar on Right to Privacy organised by Jamia Milia Islamia, New Delhi (2018). ● Presented a paper titled “Changing Paradigm of Environment Protection in India” at National Conference organized by Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi (2018). Certicate Courses ● Academic conclave on "Health and Hygiene; Habits and Patterns: A cultural Inquiry" conducted by Dr. Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University. ● Advance course on Companies' Law conducted by the West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences. ● Advanced Legal Drafting Course conducted by Rostrum Legal. ● Certicate Course on Criminal Litigation and Trial Advocacy conducted by the West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences. ● Certicate Course on Human Rights Law conducted offered by the King's College Law, London in collaboration with

DR. RAM MANOHAR LOHIYA NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY, LUCKNOW 27 Dr. Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University, Lucknow. ● Certied expert in Trademark Law conducted by Fusion Law School. ● COP+24 International Climate Change Program conducted by IARC United Nations, 2018. ● Human rights law Certicate Course conducted by Rostrum Legal. ● Online Certicate Course on Competition Law & Intellectual Property (IPComp) conducted by the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry. ● Online Certicate Course on Crime101x: The Psychology of Criminal Justice conducted by the University of Queensland, Australia. ● Online Certicate Course on Intellectual Property Rights conducted by the World Intellectual Property Organization. ● Programme on Legislative Drafting at the Judicial Training & Research Institute, Uttar Pradesh. Essay Competitions ● Second Runner-Up, National Level Essay Writing Competition conducted by ICAR and World Agro Forestry Centre (felicitated by the then Hon'ble President of India, Dr. Pranab Mukherjee). ● Special Mention, International Essay Competition conducted by UNESCO. ● Special Mention, 2ndEnervions International Essay Writing Competition, 2016 organised by UPES (Dehradun) in collaboration with Surana and Surana International Attorneys, Chennai. ● 5th Best Essay, ILSA-LCD Chapter Essay Competition on Public International Law 2018. ● 5th Best Essay, Surana and Surana Essay Competition, 2018 ● Second Runner-Up, 1st Sadvidya National Essay Writing Competition 2018. ● 4thBest Essay, National Legal Writing Competition, 2018 by Rostrum Legal. ● Runner-Up, Surana and Surana International Essay Competition, 2018. ● Second Runner-Up, 3rd IJAL-Gary M. Born Essay Competition 2018.

28 DR. RAM MANOHAR LOHIYA NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY, LUCKNOW CO-CURRICULAR ACHIEVEMENTS

Moots ● Winners, Hardy C. Dillard Award, Philip C. Jessup India National Qualifying Rounds, 2019. ● Winners, NLIU National Corporate Law Moot Court Competition, 2018. ● Winners, National Law School Trilegal International Arbitration Moot Bangalore, 2018. ● Best Memorial, Leiden Sarin International Air Law Moot Court Competition (National Rounds), 2019. ● Runners-Up Best Memorial, Ian Fletcher International Cross Border Insolvency Moot Court Competition, 2019. ● 2nd Best Respondent Memorial, 7thFDI International Arbitration Moot (South Asian Rounds), 2019. ● Best Memorial, 9th NLU Antitrust Law Moot Court Competition, 2018. ● Best Memorial, CTCL NLUD Insolvency and Bankruptcy Moot Court Competition, 2018. ● Best Memorial, NUJS AIFTP Dr. B.P. Saraf National Tax Moot Court Competition, 2018. ● Best Memorial, NLUO International Maritime Arbitration Moot Court Competition, 2018. ● Runners-Up, 10th Leiden Sarin International Air Law Moot Court Competition (National Rounds), 2019. ● Runners-Up, All India Moot Court Competition, University Law College, 2019. ● Semi-Finalists, 9th NLU Antitrust Law Moot Court Competition, 2018. ● Semi-Finalists, CTCL NLUD Insolvency and Bankruptcy Moot Court Competition, 2018 ● Semi-Finalists, NLIU Justice R.K. Tankha Memorial International Moot Court Competition, 2018. ● Semi-Finalists, Justice Hidayatullah National Moot Court Competition, HNLU, 2018. ● Semi-Finalists, GNLU International Moot Court Competition, 2018. ● Semi-Finalistst, NLUO International Maritime Arbitration Moot Court Competition, 2018. ● Semi-Finalists, Justice Murtaza Husain Memorial Moot Court Competition, 2016. ● Second Runners-Up, Symbiosis International Criminal Trial Advocacy Competition, 2018. ● Quarter-Finalists, 7thFDI International Arbitration Moot (South Asian Rounds), 2019. ● Quarter-Finalists, NUJS HSF National Corporate Law Moot Court Competition, 2018. ● Quarter-Finalists, UPES Trial Advocacy Moot Court Competition, 2018. ● Quarter-Finalists, UPES National Trial Advocacy Competition, 2018. ● Quarter-Finalists, National Moot Court Competition, Law Centre-II, Faculty of Law, Delhi University, 2018 ● Quarter-Finalists, NUJS AIFTP Dr. B.P. Saraf National Tax Moot Court Competition, 2018. ● Quarter-Finalists, Amity National Moot Court Competition, 2017.

DR. RAM MANOHAR LOHIYA NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY, LUCKNOW 29 ● Quarter- Finalists, IMS Unison National Moot Competition, Dehradun, 2017. ● Quarter- Finalists, Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law National Moot Court Competition, 2017. ● Quarter-Finalists, UPES Techno Legal National Moot Court Competition, 2017. ● Octa-Finalists, 15th K. K. Luthra Memorial Moot Court Competition, Delhi, 2019. Parliamentary Debates ● Winners, Parliamentary Debate (Antaragani) organized by Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur (2018). ● Winners (Adjudicator), Parliamentary Debate (AmiParlia) organised by Amity Law School, Lucknow (2017). ● Runners-Up, Asian Parliamentary Debate organized by Indian Institute of Technology, Guwahati, (2018). ● Semi-Finalists (Adjudicator), Parliamentary Debate (AGAHI) organised by Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Patiala (2016). ● Semi-Finalists, National Parliamentary Debate (Ulgulan) organized by National University of Study and Research in Law, Ranchi (2017). ADR ● Semi-Finalists, National Mediation Competition organised by University of Petroleum and Energy Studies, Dehradun (2019). ● Runners-Up, National Mediation Competition organised by Symbiosis Law School, Pune (2019). ● Semi-Finalists, Symbhav Client Counselling Competition organised by Symbiosis Law College, Pune (2019). ● Winners, Client Counseling organised by University Institute of Legal Studies, Panjab University, Chandigarh (2018). ● Semi-Finalists, NLIU-Link Legal National Client Counseling Competition organised by National Law Institute University, Bhopal (2018). ● Semi-Finalists, NH65 Client Counseling Competition organised by National Law University, Jodhpur (2018). ● Winners, 2nd National Client Counseling Competition organised by University Institute of Legal Studies, Himachal Pradesh University, Shimla (2018). Miscellaneous ● Silver Medal, Climate Action Coordinator, UN International Climate Change Program, COP+23, Bonn, Germany 2017-18.

30 DR. RAM MANOHAR LOHIYA NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY, LUCKNOW INTERNSHIPS

Law Firms ● A3T Legal LLP ● Agama Law Associates ● Ajay Jain and Associates ● Alba Law Ofces ● Alliance Law Group ● Alpha Partners ● Anoma Legal ● Amicus Advocates and Solicitors ● APJ-SLG Law Ofces ● Aureus Law Partners ● AVM and Associates ● AZB and Partners ● Bandaru and Bandaru Advocates ● Banthia and Co Advocates ● Chandhiok and Mahajan ● Cholamandal IP ● Clarus Law Associates ● Competition Advisory Services (India) LLP ● Crawford Bayley and Co ● Credo Advocates ● Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas ● Dua Associates ● Global Legal Partners ● Hari Global Advisory Services ● I.C. Tewari and Associates ● IndusLaw Associates ● iPleaders ● J. Sagar Associates ● Jagrati Legal Associates ● Juris Corp ● K&S Partners ● KG Bhagat and Co ● Kaleeswaram Raj and Associates ● Karanjawala and Co ● Khaitan and Co ● Khurana and Khurana IP Attorneys ● Khurana and Khurana ● L&L Partners ● Lakshmikumaran and Sridharan ● Lalit Kumar and Associates ● LawBriefs Legal Solutions ● Legajoist ● Legalsphere Advocates ● Lex Favios ● Lex Maven Law ● Naks & Partners ● Neeraj Saxena and Associates ● Nishith Desai Associates ● PDS LEGAL ● Paras Kuhad and Associates ● Parashar and Parashar ● Perfect Legal Solutions ● Poddar and Associates ● PSL Advocates and Solicitors ● R K Satija and Co ● Rab and Rab Associates ● RajdipaBehrua and Associates ● Rana Law Firm ● RS Raghav and Associates ● S&R Associates ● SB Partners ● S K Associates ● SNG and Partners ● Samvad Partners ● Samvid Legal ● Sarthak Law ● Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas and Co ● Singhania and Partners

DR. RAM MANOHAR LOHIYA NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY, LUCKNOW 31 ● Sumeet Garodia and Associates ● Talwar Thakore and Associates ● The Practice ● The Wire ● Trayambak Overseas Pvt. Ltd. ● Trilegal ● Tuli and Company ● Universal Legal ● Unacademy ● Vidhikarya Legal Services LLP ● Vyas and Bhalwal Co Government Organisations ● Allahabad High Court Mediation and Conciliation Centre ● Bihar Judicial Academy ● Central Information Commission ● Delhi International Arbitration Centre ● District Legal Services Authority, Lucknow ● Election Commission of India ● Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India ● Jharkhand Judicial Academy ● Judicial Training and Research Institute, Lucknow ● Madhya Pradesh Human Rights Commission ● Madhya Pradesh State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission ● National Commission for Protection of Child Rights ● National Green Tribunal ● National Legal Services Authority ● State Information Commission of Madhya Pradesh ● State Information Commission of Uttar Pradesh ● State Public Services Tribunal, Lucknow ● Uttar Pradesh Human Rights Commission ● Uttar Pradesh Lokayukta ● Uttar Pradesh Medical Supplies Corporation Limited, Lucknow ● Uttar Pradesh State Consumer Dispute Redressal Commission, Lucknow ● Uttarakhand Judicial and Legal Academy PSUs ● Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited ● Indian Oil Corporation Limited ● Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Limited ● REC Limited Corporate Houses ● Axiom Landbase Private Limited ● Eastern Book Publications Limited ● European Centre For Career Education ● GMR Legal

32 DR. RAM MANOHAR LOHIYA NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY, LUCKNOW ● Hindustan Times Media Limited ● PepsiCo India Holdings Private Limited Think-Tanks ● Centre for Civil Society, New Delhi ● Centre for Criminal Law, National University of Study and Research in Law, Ranchi ● Centre for Internet and Society, Bangalore ● Centre for Intellectual Property Rights and Advocacy, National Law School of India University, Bangalore ● Centre for Trade and International Law, New Delhi ● Project 39A, National Law University, Delhi ● Vidhi Centre for Legal Policy, New Delhi ● Indian Society for Legal Research Judges ● Hon'ble Justice Dileep Gupta, Allahabad High Court ● Hon'ble Justice Rajan Roy, Allahabad High Court (Lucknow Bench) ● Hon'ble Justice Krishna Pratap Singh, Allahabad High Court ● Hon'ble Justice S. N. Shukla, Allahabad High Court (Lucknow Bench) ● Hon'ble Justice Sanjay Yadav, Madhya Pradesh High Court ● Hon'ble Justice Shabihul Hasnain, Allahabad High Court (Lucknow Bench) Advocates ● Chambers of Addl. Advocate General Aishwarya Bhati, Uttar Pradesh ● Chambers of Addl. Advocate General Ajay Gupta, Madhya Pradesh ● Chambers of Addl. Advocate General M.C. Chaturvedi, Uttar Pradesh ● Chambers of Addl. Advocate General R. K. Chaudhary, Uttar Pradesh ● Chambers of Addl. Advocate General Vinod Kant Shrivastava, Uttar Pradesh ● Chambers of Addl. Solicitor General of India Vikramjeet Banerjee ● Chambers of Addl. Solicitor General Pinky Anand ● Chambers of Adv. A.K. Khare, Allahabad High Court ● Chambers of Adv. Aakash Prasad, Allahabad High Court (Lucknow Bench) ● Chambers of Adv. Akash Rathi, Madhya Pradesh High Court ● Chambers of Adv. Anil Pratap Singh, Allahabad High Court (Lucknow Bench) ● Chambers of Adv. Anita Tiwari, Allahabad High Court (Lucknow Bench) ● Chambers of Adv. Ankit Jaiswal, Indore District Court ● Chambers of Adv. Arun Kumar Rana, Meerut District Court ● Chambers of Adv. Arti Singh, Supreme Court of India ● Chambers of Adv. Arvind Dudawat, Madhya Pradesh High Court (Gwalior Bench) ● Chambers of Adv. Ashok Sharma, Jhansi District Court ● Chambers of Adv. Atul Yadav, Allahabad High Court (Lucknow Bench) ● Chambers of Adv. Bhavya Sethi, Delhi High Court ● Chambers of Adv. Chandrabhan Gupta, Allahabad High Court

DR. RAM MANOHAR LOHIYA NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY, LUCKNOW 33 ● Chambers of Adv. Delip Kumar Dubey, Agra District Court ● Chambers of Adv. Faraz Maqbool, Allahabad High Court (Lucknow Bench) ● Chambers of Adv. Gaurav Mehrotra, Allahabad High Court (Lucknow Bench) ● Chambers of Adv. Harinandan Srivastav, Gorakhpur District and Sessions Court ● Chambers of Adv. Jaspreet Singh, Allahabad High Court (Lucknow Bench) ● Chambers of Adv. Jayant Bhatt, Supreme Court of India ● Chambers of Adv. K.K. Tiwari, Allahabad High Court ● Chambers of Adv. Kewal S. Ahuja, Delhi High Court ● Chambers of Adv. Meera Bhatia, Delhi High Court ● Chambers of Adv. Pavan Kumar Dwivedi, Madhya Pradesh High Court ● Chambers of Adv. Pramod Kumar Dubey, Delhi High Court ● Chambers of Adv. Pratik Prakash Banerjee, Calcutta High Court ● Chambers of Adv. Raghavendra Pratap Singh, Supreme Court of India ● Chambers of Adv. Raj Sekhar Rao, Supreme Court of India ● Chambers of Adv. Rajbahadur Yadav, Azamgarh District Court ● Chambers of Adv. Rajdip Behura, Delhi High Court ● Chambers of Adv. Rajdipa Behura, Delhi High Court ● Chambers of Adv. Rajendra Tiwari, Rewa District Court ● Chambers of Adv. Rajesh Barya, Bhopal District Court ● Chambers of Adv. Rajesh Vyas, Madhya Pradesh High Court ● Chambers of Adv. Ram Awadh Yadav, Patiala House Court, Delhi ● Chambers of Adv. Ranvijay Singh, Allahabad High Court (Lucknow Bench) ● Chambers of Adv. Ratan K Singh, Allahabad High Court (Lucknow Bench) ● Chambers of Adv. Sanjay Rathee, Supreme Court of India ● Chambers of Adv. Sanjeev Singh, Allahabad High Court (Lucknow Bench) ● Chambers of Adv. Shubhra Kumar, Allahabad High Court (Lucknow Bench) ● Chambers of Adv. SomDutta Sharma, Delhi High Court ● Chambers of Adv. Sunil Kumar, Bulandshahr District court ● Chambers of Adv. Swami Nath Yadav, Azamgarh District Court ● Chambers of Adv. V.K. Saxena, Madhya Pradesh High Court ● Chambers of Adv. V.S. Chaturvedi and Adv. N.K. Chaturvedi, Gwalior District court ● Chambers of Adv. Vijay Chaudhary, Bhopal District Court ● Chambers of Adv. Yashovardhan, Swarup, Allahabad High Court (Lucknow Bench) ● Chambers of Deputy Advocate General P Dhanodkar, Madhya Pradesh ● Chambers of Ex. Addl. Advocate General SunitiSachan, Uttar Pradesh ● Chambers of Senior Adv. Anoop Kumar, Allahabad High Court (Lucknow Bench) ● Chambers of Senior Adv. Asit Kumar Chaturvedi, Allahabad High Court (Lucknow Bench) ● Chambers of Senior Adv. Jaideep Narain Mathur, Allahabad High Court (Lucknow Bench) ● Chambers of Senior Adv. Jayant Bhushan, Supreme Court of India

34 DR. RAM MANOHAR LOHIYA NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY, LUCKNOW ● Chambers of Senior Adv. Jitendra Sharma, Supreme Court of India ● Chambers of Senior Adv. K.T.S. Tulsi, Supreme Court of India ● Chambers of Senior Adv. N.K. Verma, Allahabad High Court ● Chambers of Senior Adv. Pravin H. Parekh, Supreme Court of India ● Chambers of Senior Adv. Rakesh Kumar Khanna, Supreme Court of India ● Chambers of Senior Adv. Sanjay R. Hegde, Supreme Court of India. ● Chambers of Senior Adv. Salman Khurshid, Supreme Court of India ● Chambers of Senior Adv. Siddharth Malhotra, Allahabad High Court (Lucknow Bench) ● Chambers of Senior Adv. Shekhar Naphade, Supreme Court of India ● Chambers of Senior Adv. Z.M. Nayyer, Allahabad High Court NGOs ● Bachpan Bachao Andolan, Kailash Sathyarthi Movement, New Delhi ● Chetanalya-Domestic Workers Forum ● Ehsaas, Lucknow ● Human Rights Law Network ● Muskurahat Foundation ● People for Animals ● Peoples Union for Civil Liberties ● Rural Litigation and Entitlement Kendra ● Sarvhit Sewa Samiti (Regd.)

DR. RAM MANOHAR LOHIYA NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY, LUCKNOW 35 PREVIOUS RECRUITERS

1. ACM Legal 36. DP Ahuja & Co 2. Aditya Birla Group 37. DSK Legal 3. Agarwal Law Associates 38. Dua Associates 4. Air India 39. Eastern Book Company 5. Amazon 40. Economic Laws Practice 6. AK & Partners 41. Ernst & Young 7. ALMT Legal 42. Export Import Bank of India 8. Algo Legal 43. Finsec Law Advisors 9. Anoma Legal 44. HCL Infosystems 10. Anand & Anand 45. HDFC Home Loans 11. APJ-SLG Law Ofces 46. Hemant Sahai & Associates 12. ARA Law 47. Hindustan Unilever 13. Arimus Law LLP 48. Housing & Urban Development Corporation 14. Association for Advocacy & Legal Initiatives 49. HSB Partners 15. Athena Law Advisors 50. ICICI Lombard 16. Aviva Life Insurance 51. Impact Law Ventures 17. AZB & Partners 52. IMS Coaching Institute 18. Bajaj Allianz General Insurance Compan 53. Infosys 19. Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited 54. Induslaw 20. Bharucha & Partners 55. Intll Advocare 21. Bose & Mitra & Co 56. J Sagar Associates 22. Centre for Civil Society 57. Juris Corp 23. Centre for Development of Telematics 58. Juris Legal 24. Cipla 59. Karanjwala & Co LLP 25. Citi Bank 60. BMR Legal 26. Classis Law 61. Khadims India 27. CLAT Possible 62. Khaitan & Co. 28. Clifford Chance LLP 63. Khaitan Sud & Partners 29. Cognizant 64. Kargill Limited 30. COMPAD LLP 65. KK Sharma Law Ofces 31. Competition Advisory Services (India) LLP 66. Krishna & Saurashtri Partners 32. Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas 67. Krishnamurthy & Co 33. Desai & Dewanji 68. K&S Partners 34. DEN Network Limited 69. Lakshmikumaran & Sridharan 35. DNC Blackrock 70. Larsen & Toubro

36 DR. RAM MANOHAR LOHIYA NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY, LUCKNOW 71. Legasis Partners 106. Samvad Partners 72. L&L Partners 107. Sasken Technologies 73. Linklaters LLP 108. SDD Global Solutions Private Limited 74. Lohiya Corp 109. Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas & Co 75. Maruti Udyog, Gurgaon 110. Sujata Chaudhri IP Attorneys 76. Meharia & Co., New Delhi 111. SJ Law 77. Mind Crest 112. Spice Digital Limited 78. Mint Law Associates 113. Spice Route Legal 79. Mr. Siddharth Luthra, Add. Solicitor General of 114. Sri Ram General Insurance Co. India 115. Steel Authority of India Limited 80. Multi Commodity Exchange 116. Sterlite Energy Limited 81. Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Limited 117. Suri & Suri Law Ofces 82. Oyo Rooms 118. Suvan Law Advisors 83. Oriental Bank of Commerce 119. Sullivan & Cromwell LLP 84. OSC Knowledge Centre, Gurgaon 120. Tata Capital 85. PRS Legislative Research 121. The Economic Times 86. P&A Law Ofces 122. The World Bank 87. Pangea3 123. Thinking Legal 88. Parekh & Co 124. Thomson Reuters 89. Pavan Duggal Associates 125. Torrent Power Co 90. PDS Legal 126. Trilegal 91. Phoenix Legal 127. Tuli & Co 92. Phoenix Mills Limited 128. Unacademy 93. PricewaterhouseCooper 129. Vahura 94. Priti Suri & Associates 130. Vaish Associates 95. PXV Law Partners 131. Vas Global 96. Quislex 132. Verist Law 97. RDA Legal 133. Vidhi Centre for Legal Policy 98. Reina Legal 134. WS Cane & Co 99. Reliance Infocom 135. Wadhwa Law Chambers 100. Remfry & Sagar 136. Wadia Ghandy& Co 101. RemediumJuris LLP 137. White & Case LLP 102. RRG & Associates 138. Wipro 103. RS & Co Law Ofces 139. Zeus Law Associates 104. S&R Associates 140. Zoomcar 105. Sahara India Pariwar

DR. RAM MANOHAR LOHIYA NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY, LUCKNOW 37 RECRUITMENT PROCESS

The Recruitment Process is conducted by the Internship and Placement Committee of the University. It is a holistic process, which commences in the month of February, and is aimed at facilitating the reach between graduating students and prospective recruiters. The recruitment process is governed by the Recruitment Process Rules, which outline the duties and responsibilities of the Placement Cell, the Students, as well as the Prospective Recruiters. These rules expedite the procedure to ensure optimal exibility to the students as well as the recruiters.

The recruiters are encouraged to conduct pre-placement talks highlighting crucial principle features of their organisation, job prole, terms and conditions of employment, remuneration, and other relevant information. The recruiters are urged to indicate their preferred dates for such talks to the Placement Cell either by e-mail or telephonic communication a week prior to their arrival.

In furtherance of the process, the organisations are requested to register themselves with the Placement Cell with their preferred dates in the nal placement schedule, by lling the recruitment form. The recruiters are at liberty to determine their eligibility criteria and the policy for the screening and recruitment process. Organisations can also opt for telephonic interviews and interviews via videoconferencing, and the Placement Cell shall facilitate their process as and when required. In case the recruiters do not want to conduct a pre-interview screening, the CVs of the interested and eligible students shall be forwarded to them, before the nal interview. The Placement Cell works to ensure that nal recruitments are conducted in a fair and transparent manner so as to maximize the interest of both the students and the recruiters.

38 DR. RAM MANOHAR LOHIYA NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY, LUCKNOW TRAVEL & STAY

The Internship and Placement Committee can arrange University accommodation at the University Guest House, on prior intimation to the University. Alternatively, recruiters may choose to stay at a hotel of their choice. Some of the hotels along with the addresses and phone numbers are mentioned below: THE PICCADILY Sect- B, Bara Birwa, Kanpur Road, Lucknow Phone: +91-522-4096000 Fax: +91-522-4096029 E-mail: [email protected]

HOTEL CLARKS Awadh, Kaiserbagh, Lucknow Tel: +91 52 2262 0131, +91 52 2261 6500 E-mail: [email protected]

THE TAJ RESIDENCY Gomti Nagar, Lucknow Tel: (91-522) 6711000 Fax: (91-522) 2392282/2392465 E-mail: [email protected]" Location Its strategic location is an important feature of the University. The university is on equal distance from the main Railway Station, Charbagh and Amausi Airport. The distance is less than 5 kilometers from both the places. The University is situated in the State capital i.e. Lucknow and all the important State ofces are within its reach.

Campus Coordinators Dr. Kumar Askand Pandey Chairperson, Internship and Placement Committee Mobile : +91-9919493369 Email: [email protected]; [email protected] Website: www.rmlnlu.ac.in Priya Agarwal Student Convener +91 7081735059 Saurabh Tiwari Student Convener +91 7839452016 Kartik Verma Treasurer +91 9140943949

DR. RAM MANOHAR LOHIYA NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY, LUCKNOW 39 RECRUITERS' REGISTRATION FORM

1. Name: ______2. Contact Person: ______3. Postal Address: ______4. E-mail: ______5. Phone No.: ______6. Mobile: ______7. Fax: ______Preferred Dates for Conducting Pre-Placement Talks ______MODE OF PLACEMENT – ON CAMPUS/OFF CAMPUS (please specify: ______JOB DETAILS (including number of vacancies) ______JOB DESIGNATION______LOCATION OF POSTING______ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA ______GROSS REMUNERATION (Optional) ______MODE OF SELECTION

PROCEDURE YES/NO DETAILS CUMULATIVE PERFORMANCE INDEX (CPI) BASIS PRELIMINARY TEST GROUP DISCUSSION INTERVIEW Any other basis (please specify):

Date: Signature & Designation:

Please direct the correspondences at the following address: Dr. Kumar Askand Pandey Chairperson, Internship and Placement Committee Dr. Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University, Sector D-1, LDA Kanpur Road Scheme, Lucknow- 226012 Email: [email protected]; [email protected]

40 DR. RAM MANOHAR LOHIYA NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY, LUCKNOW ' Dr. Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University, Lucknow Sector D1, LDA Colony, Kanpur Road Scheme, Lucknow-226012 Uttar Pradesh, India Email : [email protected] Website : www.rmlnlu.ac.in