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Academic Activities

3rd Justice S.C. Agrawal Memorial Lecture

The Kanoria School of Law for Women, Jaipur in association with Rajasthan Education Trust organized 3rd Justice S.C. Agrawal Memorial Lecture on 7th of March, 2025. The Key note speaker for the lecture was Hon’ble Mr. Justice R.S. Chauhan and delivered lecture on “Technology, Freedom of Speech: constitutional conundrum”. The event was graced by Hon’ble Mr. Justice J.K. Ranka, former judge, Rajasthan High Court; Hon’ble Mr. Justice P.C. Jain, former judge, Rajasthan High Court and Chairman, KSLW, Jaipur;Mr. D.C. Agrawal, President, Rajasthan Education Trust, Dr. Rashmi Chaturvedi, Director, KSLW, Jaipur, Dr. Vartika Arora, Principal, KSLW, Jaipur.

Model United Nations (MUN) 2025

On 14-15 February, 2025 Kanoria School of Law for Women organised a Model United Nations (MUN) aimed at fostering diplomacy, debate, and global awareness among students on theme “SHATTERED BORDERS, SILENT STRUGGLES : WOMEN, WAR AND THE MIGRATION CRISES” The conference brought together young minds to engage in discussions on international affairs, policymaking, and global challenges.
The event commenced with an inaugural ceremony, the chief guest of the same was Mr. Shubham Maheshwari, a distinguished lawyer and MUN expert. Principal Dr Vartika Arora formally declared it open and motivated delegates to give there best. Mr Shubham Maheshwari shared insights on public speaking, legal advocacy, and global diplomacy.
The innaugral was attended by esteemed dignitaries, faculty members, and enthusiast delegates.
The KSLW MUN 2025 featured four key committees:
1. United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) – Led by Chairperson Ms. Mitsu Choudhary and Co- Chairperson Ms. Sneha Sharma, this committee deliberated on global peace and security issues.
2. United Nations Security Council (UNSC) – Under the leadership of Ms. Mansi Tiwari and Co- Chairperson Ms. Hiba Khan, discussions centered on international conflict resolution.
3. United Nations Women’s Commission (UNWC) – Chaired by Ms. Lakshi Goyal and Co-Chairperson Ms. Ridhima Banerjee, the committee focused on gender equality and women’s empowerment.
4. International Press Committee (IPC) – Led by Dr. Priyanka Sharma, this committee covered media representation and journalistic reporting of the conference proceedings.
Day 2 of KSLW MUN 2025 witnessed intense deliberations, diplomatic negotiations, and groundbreaking resolutions as delegates passionately debated global issues. Committees tackled pressing challenges with critical insights, fostering a spirit of leadership and global awareness.
The conference concluded with a grand Valedictory Ceremony, celebrating the efforts and achievements of all participants. Distinguished guests, Dr. Rashmi Chaturvedi Director KSLW and Dr. Vartika Arora Principal KSLW felicitated the chairperson, best delegates, and organising committee marking the end of an inspiring journey of diplomacy and dialogue.
WINNERS
1.UNGA
Best Delegate – Sneha Singh 3rd sem(Delegate of Iraq)
High Recommendation – Muskan Sharma 5th Sem (Delegate of India)
Special Mention -Akansha Shekhawat 7th sem (Delegate of Italy)
2.UNSC
Best Delegate – Zoya Khan 7th sem(Delegate of UK)
High Recommendation -Rudrakshi Sharma 1st sem (Delegate of Russia)
Special Mention – Bhavya Sharma 5th sem(Delegate of Denmark)
3.UNW
Best Delegate – Kanishka Verma 3rd sem(Delegate of Democratic Republic of Congo)
High Recommendation – Deepti Aggarwal 1st sem(Delegate of Pakistan)
Special Mention – Sayanna 3rd sem (Delegate of Afghanistan)
4.IP
Best Reporter – Ms. Dilpreet Kaur 9th sem
Best Photographer – Ms. Anushree Rajawat 9th sem
The valedictory session was moderated by Ms. Dimple and Ms. Shreya Saini. The vote of thanks was delivered by Ms. Nirupama Gehlot Assistant Professor KSLW.

Parent Teacher's Meet 2025

On 12th February 2025, A Parent Teacher’s Meeting was conducted by Kanoria School of Law for Women,Jaipur.There was a discussion on student’s performance in individual subject,student’s discipline in classrooms and their attendance percentage.Parents were satisfied with the performance of their ward.An effective interaction between Parents,Class Teachers and Mentors as done. As face to face communication of Parents and Teachers plays a vital role in the student’s learning process.It is a great opportunity for both the teacher and parents to work for the betterment of the child.

Book Review Competition 2025

On January 22, 2025, Book Review Club of Kanoria School of Law for Women hosted a Book Review Competition, designed to cultivate analytical and communication skills through thoughtful reviews of both literary and legal works.
The event was graced by the esteemed Dr. Kripa Krishna Gautam sir, Dr Rashmi Chaturvedi Ma’am Director kslw and Principal Dr Vartika Arora.
Sir prof K.K.Gautam commended the participants for their critical thinking and eloquent presentations. Sir also shared valuable insights on the intrinsic relationship between law and literature, emphasizing how literature can deepen one’s understanding of legal principles and human experiences.
Certificates of merit were awarded to the top three participants.

Human Rights Day Celebration

On 10th December, 2024 : On International Human Rights Day the Student Union of Kanoria School of Law for Women, Jaipur, organized “Revisiting Human Rights: A Gen Z Initiative,” an event envisioned to redefine human rights for the contemporary Gen Z perspective. Moderated by Kanishka Verma and Niharika Singh Rajawat (Sem 3), the event featured Mr. Bhanwar Meghwanshi as the Chief Guest and Mr. Vinit Agarwal as the Guest of Honour. Both, alongside Principal Dr. Vartika Arora, served as esteemed judges.

Topics by Semester:

  • Sem 1: Student & Human Rights
  • Sem 3: Mental Health & Human Rights
  • Sem 5: Working Class & Human Rights
  • Sem 7: Refugees & Human Rights
  • Sem 8: LGBTQ+ & Human Rights

Winners:

  • Sem 1: Princi Indoria, Raj Shekhawat
  • Sem 3: Shireen, Sneha Singh
  • Sem 5: Vinita, Vibhuti Sharma
  • Sem 7: Parul, Zoya Khan
  • Sem 8: Bhagyalakshmi Sharma, Hiba Naaz

The program concluded with a heartfelt Vote of Thanks delivered by President Ms. Daniya Roshan.

On 10th December, 2024: On the occasion of Human Rights Day, 10 Dec, 2024, students of Kanoria school of law for women attended a programme organised by the Rajasthan State Human Rights Commission. The programme was co-ordinated by Dr. Sandhaya Yadav, RPS (Addl. S.P) and honoured by the presence of Sh. Ghanendra Bhan Chaturvedi, IAS (secretary) and Sh. Sanjay Kumar RHJS (Registrar). Dr. Anil Agarawal, Health specialist UNICEF addressed the session about Constitutional Children in India and Rights for women and children in India and schemes available protection of their rights in India. Dr. R. K. Chobisa, Retd. Prof. HCM, RIPA and Dr. Nikki Chaturvedi, HOD History, University of Rajasthan also enlightened the students with more information on the same topic. Two students of KSLW Ms. Jaspreet Kaur and Ms. Rudrakshi Sharma also shared their views on human rights. The programme was concluded  with Human Rights oath taken by everyone present at the session. Ms. Purnima Gautam Assistant Professor, KSLW coordinated the session.

Constitution Day Celebration

On 26th November, 2024

  1. Kanoria School of Law for Women celebrated constitution day by a documentary screening on the making of the Indian Constitution to the students. This was followed by a discussion on the importance of constitution and its relevance in present context. The discussion encouraged students to critically engage with the Constitution, exploring both its strengths and limitations. November 26th, marks the adoption of the Indian Constitution by the Constituent Assembly in 1949. The activity conducted was designed to honor this historic occasion and to deepen our appreciation for the values of justice, equality, and liberty enshrined in the Constitution.
  2. Students from Kanoria School of Law for Women attended a distinguished sensitization program organized by Aasra Foundation Jaipur (AFJ), titled “Shielding Innocence, Upholding the Constitution: Pro bono Advocacy against Exploitation of Children.” The session delved into pressing issues such as child exploitation through labor, trafficking, and abuse, while highlighting the pivotal role of pro bono legal representation in protecting vulnerable children. The Chief Guest, Honorable Justice Ashok Kumar Jain, Rajasthan High Court provided profound insights on Indian Constitution. An eminent public prosecutor, renowned for expertise in POCSO cases delivered an insightful presentation. The program served as an enlightening platform to inspire future legal professionals in championing children’s rights.
  3. Kanoria School of Law for Women.and Grassroot Media co-hosted  Constitution Day event on November 26, 2024, at the Rajasthan Adult Education center ar Jhalana Institutional Area. Dr. Rajesh Methi of indic school of jurisprudence coordinated the event and Mr  Pramod Sharma of Grassroot Media provided an introduction. Dr. Sharad Kumar Vyas, ADJ Churu District and Secretary, District Legal Service Authority, joined the audience online to discuss how the constitution has helped to unite diverse India. Dr. Vartika Arora, Principal of Kanoria School of Law for Women, gave the keynote address on topic making of constitution and role of Constituent assembly debates. Students from Kanoria School of Law expressed their views on various topics of Constitution.

Quiz Competition

On 25th November, 2024 : Kanoria School of law for Women organised Canonical Quiz Competition. The object of the competition was to test the knowledge of the subjects they have studied. The overall competition was a joyous activity with all the teams ending up gaining more knowlege about the disciplines.

The topics of the competition for 1st and 3rd semester was English, Law of torts and Law of contract. The topic for  5th, 7th and 8th semester was Constitution of India, Political Science and English.

Total 30 teams participated in the competition.

The winners were:

Law of Torts and Contract

1st position: Niharika Verma and Kanishka Verma (Semester III)

2nd position: Shreya Saini and Princy Indoria (Semester I)

Constitution of India

1st position: Kritika and Akansha Choudhary (Semester V)

2nd position: Daniya Roshan and Zoya Khan (Semester VII and VIII)

Orientation 2024

  • Orientation Day
Kanoria School of Law for women, Jaipur organized Deeksharambh (Orientation) 2024 for the new batch on 10th August. Orientation Day marks the beginning for the academic session of the new batch.
The Chief guest for the session was Hon’ble Justice Raghvendra S. Chauhan, Former Chief Justice , Uttrakhand High Court. The event was also graced by Hon’ble Justice P.C Jain, Chairman KSLW, Dr. Rashmi Chaturvedi, Director KSLW and Dr. Rekha Bhatnagar, Secretary KSLW.
The event commenced with the welcome address by Dr. Rashmi Chaturvedi. Hon’ble Justice Raghvendra S. Chauhan encouraged the new students by introducing them about the dynamic aspects of the field of law and emphasized upon the importance of law in all dimensions of life. He also discussed about the participation of women and how they can serve as an inspiration for many.
Dr. Vartika Arora, Principal KSLW welcomed the new batch & also apprised them about future events with highlights of last year.
Lastly, Hon’ble justice P.C. Jain enlightened the students with his words of wisdom.
Orientation Sessions
14th August, 2024: 
  • The college organized a session on Importance of Mooting in Law School by Advocate Pranjul Chopra, Rajasthan High Court as a part of orientation session. 
  • A chilling ice breaking session took place as a part of Orientation session 2024, wherein the seniors interacted with the fresher batch of 2024 and played games with them, students got a chance to know each other and build a familiar environment for the freshers.

16th August, 2024:

  • The college organized a session on ‘Art of Legal Research’ by Dr. Abhinav Bhardwaj, Assistant Professor, Amity University as a part of orientation session.
  • The college organized a session on ‘A way to success’ by Dr. Deepak Saxena, Director SAB, University of Rajasthan, Jaipur as a part of orientation session.

17th August, 2024: The college organized a session on “Prevention of Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace and Gender Sensitisation : A legal Mandate” by Dr. Vijaya Laxmi Sharma, Professor of Law and Director Teacher Empowerment Centre, Manipal University, Jaipur as a part of orientation session.

20th August, 2024: The college organized a session on ‘Advanced Document Formatting and Legal Documents Preparation in MS Word’ by Dr. Jayanti Goyal, Head, Department of Computer Science, Kanoria PG Mahila Mahavidyalaya, Jaipur as a part of orientation session.

24th August, 2024: The college organized a session on ‘Importance of Projects in Law’ by Ms. Ankita Singh, Assistant Professor as a part of orientation session.

Parley 4.0 : National Debate Competition

On May 16th & 17th, 2024 Kanoria School of Law for Women in association with the Rajasthan State Human Rights Commission has organized “Parley 4.0: National Debate Competition”. 68 teams across India participated in the competition. Participation of students has come from prominent universities such as IIM Rohtak, Delhi University, Maharashtra Law University, HPNLU, Rajasthan University, Christ University, Amity University, ICFAI, National Forensic Sciences University, Banasthali Vidyapith, JECRC, Presidency University.
INAUGURAL SESSION
Chief Guest for the Inaugural Session was Hon’ble Justice Ram Chandra Singh Jhala, Chairperson, Rajasthan State Human Rights Commission. The event was graced by Hon’ble Justice Pana Chand Jain, Chairman, RSLW, Dr. Rashmi Chaturvedi, Director, RSLW and Dr. Vartika Arora, Principal RSLW.
PRELIMINARY ROUND
The topic for the round was Influence of Social Media in Election Campaign and Results’. There were 5 parallel preliminary sessions and each round had 2 judges.
SEMI-FINAL ROUND
The topic for this round was ‘Censorship on Internet is Justified’. 16 students qualified for the semi- final round.
FINAL ROUND
The topic for the final round was ‘Digital Privacy and Human Rights’. 6 participants qualified for the finals.
VALEDICTORY SESSION
The results of Parley 4.0 National Debate Competition were declared at the valedictory ceremony. The chief guest was Dr. Anil Mehta, Professor of Management Department of Legal Studies, Banasthali University, Bansthali and the Guest of Honour was Mr. Sanjay Kumar, Registrar, Rajasthan State Human Right Commission. The session was also presided over by Dr. Rashmi Chaturvedi Ma’am, Director, KSLW.
WINNERS:
Best Speaker For the Motion Ms. Niharika Singh Rajawat – Kanoria School of Law for Women, Jaipur
Best Speaker Against the Motion Ms. Akshita Singh – Sadanlal Sanwaldas Khanna Girls Degree College, UP
Runner-up For the Motion – Ms. Nitika Sharma – KLC, Jaipur
Runner- up Against the motion – Ms. Sarah Khan Delhi University
Certificate of Appreciation: Ms. Pramyuktha R. Christ University.
Certificate of Appreciation: Ms. Vanshika Banger. HPNLU Shimla

Placement Drive

Kanoria School of Law for Women has organized a phenomenal “Two Days Placement Drive” on 4th and 6th May 2024 and the drive was a resounding success.
Legal firms and organizations which included Law Desk, Office of Pranjul Chopra, Office of Archit Bohra and Office of Mitesh Rathore have participated in the drive and connected with the bright legal minds. The energy in the air was electric as students showcased their talent and passion for the law.
A huge congratulations to all those students who received offers!
We can’t wait to see you make your mark in the legal world. We’d also like to thank all the participating firms for recognizing the exceptional potential of our graduates.

2nd Justice S.C. Agrawal Memorial Lecture

Rajasthan School of Law for Women in association with Rajasthan Education Trust organized “2nd Justice S.C. Agarwal Memorial Lecture” on 2nd March, 2024 on the topic” Public Interest Litigation: History , Challenges and Prospectus”. The Chief Guest and  Keynote Speaker for the Lecture was Shri Prashant Bhushan Sir (Senior Advocate, Supreme Court of India) ,  Sir delivers a compelling discourse on the power and potential of Public Interest Litigation to effectuate positive societal change and while highlighting the importance of Public Intetest Litigation in his lecture, sir said  that it is  because of this process today we are seeing the the expansion of Fundamental Rights which are granted by Indian Constitution. 

The gathering was also graced by Various Eminent Dignitaries , Hon’ble Justice Shri P. C. Jain  ,  Justice Shri J.K. Ranka , Justice Prashant Agarwal , Justice Banwari Lal Sharma, Justice Meena Gomber , Smt. Aruna Roya , Dr. Rashmi Chaturvedi , Dr. Rekha Bhatnagar and Dr. Vartika Arora. An Interactive Session was conducted after the lecture and the event was concluded with a vote of thanks delivered by Dr. Vartika Arora( Principal RSLW).

PTM

23rd December 2023 : A Parent-Teacher Meeting was organized by Rajasthan School of Law for Women, Jaipur. The holistic development of the student is the result of hard work done by student and teachers. Through PTM college make an attempt to aware parents about the status of their ward. It was a great opportunity to expand the communication channel between the teachers and parents and gave them a forum to exchange observations on the overall performance of the student.

Teaching Assistant Session

16th December, 2023  : As a part of Students Development Programme, the college organized Teaching Assistance Session on the topic of “Case Brief“, wherein student of 9th Semester Hitaishee Sharma guided first semester students about writing and critical analysis of case laws. 

Roleplay and Monologue Competition

4th December, 2023: Rajasthan School of Law for Women had organised an Intra College Roleplay and Monologue Competition. College conducted this activity as part of Student Development Programme. This activity helped students in gaining knowledge regarding various sociolegal topics like Domestic violence, Female foeticide, Marital rape, Right to privacy, Artificial Intelligence ke Dushparinam, Women Exploitation, Virginity Testing, Child Trafficking, GST, Same Sex Marriage, Digital Arrest, Superstition. This competition was judged by Dharma ma’am and Asst. Professor Ms. Palak Vashisht and was conducted under the guidance of Dr. Vartika Arora, Principal Rajasthan School of Law for Women.

Mock Parliament

1st December, 2023 : As a part of Student development program Rajasthan School of Law for Women organised a Mock Parliament on the bill “One Nation, One Election” on 1st December, 2023. Mock parliament is a simulation of the parliamentary proceeding of legislature. Mock Parliaments are usually held as an educational tool to promote understanding of the working of government and to advocate social and political change. It helps the students to better understand the political system of the country.

Canonical Quiz Competition

On 20th October, 2023 Rajasthan School of law for Women organised Canonical Quiz Competition. The object of the competition was to test the knowledge of the subjects they have studied. The overall competition was a joyous activity with all the teams ending up gaining more knowledge about the disciplines. The topics of the competition for 1st and 3rd semester was Law of torts and Law of contract. The topic for 5th and 6th semester was Constitution of India. Total 34 teams participated in the competition.

The winners were:

Law of Torts and Contract

1st position: Kanishka Verma and Niharika Singh Rajawat( Semester 1)

2nd position: Akansha Choudhary and Kritika( Semester 3)

Constitution of India

1st position: Zoya Khan and Akansha Shekhawat( Semester 5)

2nd position: Chitrangda Singh and Daksheeja Sharma ( Semester 5)

The energy and enthusiasm of the students brightened the competition.

MUN

7th October, 2023 : As a part of Student Development Programme a MODEL UNITED NATIONS was organised in the Rajasthan School of Law for Women for semester VI students. Preparing and participating in a MUN helps students develop leadership skills, research, writing, public speaking, and problem-solving skills. Moreover, coming up with solutions that are acceptable to a majority of the representatives also inculcates skills of negotiation, conflict resolution, and cooperation. Students represented themselves as different countries and spoke on different agendas related to “The Hijab Row” and women’s right’s to name a few.

A resolution was passed at the end of the session. Best speakers were awarded by the Principal Dr. Vartika Arora. It was an enriching and productive activity for students which was conducted with the aim to keep students in touch with global trends that come under international law regime.

Group Discussion

28th September, 2023: On 28th September 2023, as a part of Student Development Programme a Group Discussion was organised in the Rajasthan School of Law for Women in semester-1. First topic that was enunciated by Niharika Singh Rajawat, on Right to privacy. There were various cases that were addressed by her. For instance, MP Sharma vs Satish Chandra (1954), Kharak Singh vs State of UP, and KS Puttaswamy vs Union of India.

The discussion was well articulated and coherent to the knowledge of the students.

The second discussion was on Mental health: a myth or veracious, it was discussed by Kanishka Verma, she meticulously stated all the attributes of mental health for instance the meaning, social stigma, provision which are implemented by the government.

She significantly said that awareness is beacon to help the society in order to deal with the horrendous and cumbersome mental health predicaments.

The questions were asked related to the following topics and were discussed comprehensively.

Hence the group discussion took place in a well organised manner, it is helpful for the holistic development of the student.

RSLW Second National Moot Court Training Workshop

Mooting helps a law student to become familiar with law and litigation, with the same objective Rajasthan School of Law for Women organised a three day RSLW Second National Moot Court Training Workshop of which the Inaugural and First Session was conducted on 21st September 2023.

Inaugural Session : The Chief Guest for the Inaugural Session was Dr. Dev Swarup, Vice Chancellor of Baba Amte Divyang University, Jaipur. Justice P.C Jain Retd. Judge, Rajasthan High Court, Chairman, RSLW and Dr. Rashmi Chaturvedi, Director, RSLW graced the session with their auspicious presence. Dr. Vartika Arora, Principal, RSLW, welcomed the guests and participants. Dr. Dev Swarup Sir enlightened the students with his knowledge and experience.

Session 1 : The First Session of the 3 days RSLW Second National Moot Court Training Workshop (Online) took place on 21st September 2023. The Session was regarding Fundamentals of Mooting and was taken by Mr. Gaurav Pathak.

Session 2 : The second session was on Mooting and Research, the speaker of this session was Mr. Navneet Solanki, CLAT and Judiciary Mentor, Founder – Director of Lawgica Educations.

Session 3 : The third session was on Drafting of Memorial, the speaker of this session was Ms. Ishita Rawat, Senior Associate, Vedanta Law Chamber, Jaipur.

Session 4 : The fourth session was on Formulation of Compendium, the speaker of the session was Mr. Jyotirmoy Banerjee, Lecturer (Integrated Law Programme), Indian Institute of Management, Rohtak.

Session 5 : The Fifth Session was regarding ‘Argumentation Skills‘ and was taken by Mr. Aditya Bohra, Senior Associate in Vedanta Law Chambers, Jaipur. 

Session 6 : The Sixth Session was ‘The Courtroom Etiquettes‘ and was taken by Mr. Prashant Tripathi, Advocate and Founder-Partner of Pani & Tripathi Law Office, New Delhi.

Valedictory Session : The Valedictory Session of this RSLW Second National Moot Court Training Workshop (Online) was conducted on 23rd September 2023. The Chief Guest for the Valedictory session was Ma’am Dr. Sanjula Thanvi, Head and Dean, Department of Law, University of Rajasthan and Dean, Faculty of Law, Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar Law University, Jaipur. The session was graced with the auspicious presence of the Director, RSLW, Dr. Rashmi Chaturvedi Ma’am. The valedictory was proceeded towards its end with the vote of thanks extended by Principal, RSLW, Dr. Vartika Arora Ma’am. The session was moderated by Ms. Daniya Roshan and the faculty members of RSLW.

Ice-Breaking Session

20th September, 2023: The Ice-Breaking Session held on September 20, 2023, was really encouraging for 1st semester students. It was thoughtfully orchestrated by senior students from the 6th and 9th semesters. It was a pivotal event, bridging the gap between incoming and senior students. It provided newcomers with essential guidance and a firsthand glimpse into the vibrant college community. The session covered the college’s rules, and the importance of self-discipline in law school, and provided insights on managing academics with co-curricular activities. It was an informative and inspiring start to the academic year, offering valuable guidance to the newcomers.

Debate Competition

15th September, 2023: As part of Student Development Programme, Rajasthan School of Law for Women organised Debate Competition on 15th September, 2023 on the topic ‘India vs Bharat’ for students of 1st Semester. The aim of organizing debate competition was to hone the public speaking skills of the students and teach them to be articulate while expressing their thoughts and opinions. The debate was conducted to build strong opinions of the students about the current political scenario.

Mock Parliament

2nd September,2023: As a part of Student development program Rajasthan School of Law for Women organised a Mock Parliament on the bill “Uniform Civil Code” on 2nd September 2023.  Mock parliament is a simulation of the parliamentary proceeding of legislature. Mock Parliaments are usually held as an educational tool to promote understanding of the working of government and to advocate social and political change. It helps the students to better understand the political system of the country. The discussion amongst students as parliamentarians was engaging and well researched.

MUN

26th August, 2023: As a part of Student Development Program, Rajasthan School of Law for Women organised a MUN session on 26th August 2023. The topic of MUN was “How Stringent are Environment Protection Laws”. MUN is an interactive educational activity in which students simulate the working of a respective countries allotted. This helped in overall-development and enhancement of knowledge of the student on different environmental law topics.

Intra College Debate Competition

19th August 2023 : As a part of Student development programme Rajasthan School of Law for Women organised a Debate Activity. The topic of debate was “Gender Neutral Laws in India“. The students participated in the huge number. Debate helps to develop essential critical thinking, organisation of thoughts, eloquence, oration skills and confidence. After the discussion, rebuttal round took place. Debate activity was productive and fruitful exercise enhancing their talent and improving their overall development.

Legal Quiz and Presentation

14th August, 2023 : “Engaging activities in the classroom ignite the spark of curiosity, transforming students into active learners and creators of knowledge.”

With the objective of retaining the knowledge acquired earlier, various group activities were organised by the students of Semester 2 to secure the enduring remembrance of lessons learned earlier.

The activities organised were in the form of a Legal Quiz and Presentations. Wherein, in the former, four teams participated with their prolific legal knowledge, which yielded in enhancing their knowledge on legal topics. And the latter, was structured into various groups, where students up skilled their confidence level and amplified their speaking proficiency. The topics of the presentations were based on the concepts like basics of contract, Free Consent of parties, Void agreements, Breach of contract, with an aim to refine their concepts in an advanced manner. These activities not only just helped in preserving the earlier assimilated knowledge, but also imbibed self confidence in every student and encourage them to explore beyond the textbooks and to reach new horizons of knowledge.

Orientation 2023

ORIENTATION SESSIONS

ORIENTATION DAY

Rajasthan School of Law for Women, Jaipur organized Orientation Day for Batch of 2023 on 5 August. The Chief Guest for the session was Mr. Anutosh Gupta, Secretary, Rajasthan High Court Legal Services Authority and Special Guest was Ms. Anju Charan, Prosecution Officer, CBI, Special Case Court. The event was also graced by Hon’ble Justice P. C. Jain, Chairman, Dr. Rashmi Chaturvedi, Director, Mr. Vimal Kumar Bhatia, Secretary, Kanoria Girls College Trust.
 
7th August, 2023: The college Mr. Shashank Kasliwal, Advocate, Rajasthan High Court on ‘The importance of Internships in Legal Field’ on 7 August as a part of the Orientation Series, 2023.
 

8th August, 2023: The college organized a session on ‘How to conduct research work in reference to making of projects in B.A.LL.B  course’ by Dr Mayank Baranwal, Assistant Professor, Department of Law, University of Rajasthan, Jaipur as a part of orientation session.

10th August, 2023: The college organized a session on “Mooting and it’s significance in law” by Pranjul Chopra, Advocate Rajasthan High court as a part of orientation session.

11th August, 2023: The college organized a session on ‘Verbal and Written English and its Importance in Law’ by Mr. Shiprak Khandal, Verbal Ability Trainer, Jaipur as a part of orientation session.

12th August, 2023: The college organized a session on “Importance of Extra Curricular Activities in the field of law” by Dr. Abhinav Bhardwaj, Advocate, Rajasthan High court as a part of orientation session.

Intra Moot Court Competition 2023

The Moot Court Club of Rajasthan School of Law for Women organized Intra Moot Court Competition,2023.The Preliminary Round of the Competition was conducted on 12th June 2023. The Final round of the competition held on 14th June 2023.The judges for this round were Advocates of Rajasthan High Court , Mr. Mohit Khandelwal and Mr. Aditya Bohra. After the Final Round, the valedictory ceremony was conducted for which the chief guest was Mr. Sunil Nath, Senior Advocate and Partner in PKA Advocates. Sir said that Moot court Competitions help students to get prepared for the court proceedings.Sir emphasized the importance of Internship for the Law students.Sir advised students to develop a habit of spending atleast 3 hours in the library for study.Sir discussed about various career options in the field of law. Sir gave an insight about the role of Advocate as Doctor, Engineer, Accountant, Librarian and Language Expert. In the competition, the winner team was of Tanisha Vishnoi,Saloni Rathore and Upasana Verma of 8th semester.The Best Mooter Prize was bagged by Tanisha Vishnoi, Best Memorial Award was given to the team of Samiksha Sharma, Soumya Sharma and Kanishka Choudhary of 2nd semester.The 1st Runner up team was of Meenal Singh, Parul Rathore and Navita Jain of 4th semester.The 2nd runner up award was provided to the team of Poly Bhardwaj, Arti Singh and Priyan Sharma of 4th semester. All the winners and teams were awarded with the certificates.The Valedictory ceremony was graced by the presence of Dr. Rashmi Chaturvedi Maam, Director, RSLW and Dr. Vartika Arora Maam, Principal, RSLW.The whole event was moderated by Dr. Disha Bangarva and Ms. Palak Vashistha, Assistant Professor, RSLW and the team of student coordinators namely, Daniya Roshan, Jyoti Sharma, Hiba Naaz and Mitsu Choudhary.The ceremony proceeded towards its end with the Thank you note extended by Ms. Khanjan Sharma, Assistant Professor, RSLW.

Parley 3.0 : National Debate Competition

On 5 and 6, June 2023, Rajasthan School of Law for Women in association with Rajasthan State Human Rights Commission organized Parley 3.0 National Debate Competition. 80 teams across India participated in the competition. Students from prominent educational institutions like Maharashtra National Law University, Aurangabad, National Law University, Odisha, Symbiosis Law School, Hyderabad, Army Law College, Pune, Amity University, Noida, Christ University, Bangalore, University of Delhi, Central University Kashmir, Llyod Law College, Greater Noida, Law College Dehradun,Manipal University,etc.
INAUGURAL SESSION
Chief Guest for the Inaugural Session was Hon’ble Justice G.K. Vyas, Chairperson, Rajasthan State Human Rights Commission. The event was graced by Hon’ble Justice Pana Chand Jain, Chairman, RSLW, Dr. Rashmi Chaturvedi, Director, RSLW and Dr. Vartika Arora, Principal RSLW.
PRELIMINARY ROUND
The topic was the round was ‘Legality of Internet Shutdown’. There were 5 parallel preliminary sessions and each round had 2 judges. The judges for the sessions were Ms. Atika Srivastava, Ms. Arti Sharma, Dr. Samrat Datta, Mr.Udit Kirori, Mrs. Aditya Jain, Mr. Tanmay Dhand, Mr. Madhav Dadhich, Ms. Parul Singh, Mr. Abhinav Kaushik, Mr. Vivek Shah.
SEMI-FINAL ROUND
The topic was this round was ‘Future of Artificial Intelligence’. 20 students qualified for the semi- final round. The judges of this round were Dr. Amit Yadav, Assistant Professor, Department of Law, Manipal University and Mr. Rajvendra Saraswat, Advocate, Rajasthan High Court.
FINAL ROUND
The topic for the final round was ‘Existence of Human Rights for victim and accused’. 6 participants qualified for the finals. The judges for the final round were Dr. Aabha Yadav, Faculty, National Law University, Delhi and Ms. Varsha Bissa, Advocate, Rajasthan High Court.
VALEDICTORY SESSION
The results of Parley 3.0 National Debate Competition were declared at the valedictory ceremony. The chief guest was Dr. Sudhi Rajiv, Vice Chancellor of Haridev Joshi University of Journalism and Mass Communications, Jaipur and Vice Chancellor of Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar Law University (Additional Charge). The session was also presided over by Hon’ble Justice G.K. Vyas, Chairperson, Rajasthan State Human Rights Commission and the Guest of Honour was Mr. Shailendra Vyas, Registrar, Rajasthan State Human Rights Commission.
WINNERS:
Best Speaker FOR the motion: Ms. Apoorva Chaudhary- Amity University, Noida
Best Speaker AGAINST the motion: Ms. Reena Choudhary- Army Law College, Pune
Runner-up FOR the motion: Ms. Manha Aimen- Department of Law College, Calcutta University
Runner- up AGAINST the motion- Ms. Radhika Choubey, Vivekanand Institute of Professional Studies, New Delhi
Certificate of Appreciation: Ms. Devanshi Dharia- Vivekanand Institute of Professional Studies, New Delhi
Certificate of Appreciation: Ms. Priya Rojaria- Maharashtra National Law University, Aurangabad

Orientation Session on Manupatra

An Orientation Session on ‘Manupatra’ by Mr. Rishabh Johari, State Head, Manupatra  was organized on 15 May, 2023. The session gave an insightful understanding to the students about the working of Manupatra.

Ambedkar Jayanti Celebration

On the occasion of Ambedkar Jayanti, Rajasthan School of Law for Women organised a learning activity by screening the documentary ‘Samvidhan: The Making of the Constitution of India’ on 13th April, 2023.
After the screening, students presented their reports on the same which highlighted the contribution made by Dr. B.R Ambedkar in the drafting of the Constitution of India.

1st Justice S.C. Agrawal Memorial Lecture

On 29th of March, Rajasthan School of Law for Women in association with Rajasthan Education Trust organized 1st Justice S.C. Agrawal Memorial Lecture on the theme “Three Judgements Which Changed the Way we look at our Constitution“.
The Keynote Speaker was Hon’ble Mr. Justice Akil Kureshi (Former Chief Justice Of Rajasthan High Court) and was presided over by Hon’ble Mr. Justice M.M. Srivastav (Acting Chief Justice of Rajasthan High Court). The event was also graced by Hon’ble Mr. Justice V.S. Dave (Former Judge, Rajasthan High Court), Hon’ble Justice Mr. J.K. Ranka (Former Judge, Rajasthan High Court), Hon’ble Justice P.C. Jain (Former Judge, Rajasthan High Court and Chairman, Kanoria PG Mahila Mahavidhalya), Shri D.C. Agrawal (President, Rajasthan Education Trust).
Floral welcome of the Guest were done by Dr. Rashmi Chaturvedi (Director, Rajasthan School of Law for Women) and Dr. Vartika Arora (Principal, Rajasthan School of Law for Women). The lecture was attended by eminent Advocate General, Additional Advocate General, Senior Advocates, Student and faculty members of various colleges.

Interactive Session with Dr. Adish C. Aggarwala (Sr. Advocate)

Department of Law, University of Rajasthan and Rajasthan School of Law for Women, Jaipur organised a Special Lecture by Dr. Adish C Aggarwala (Senior Advocate, Supreme Court of India) on 25th February 2023. The other distinguished guests for the session were Dr. Neelam Goyal, Bharat Ki Parmanu Saheli, Mr. Shiv Charan Gupta, Advocate, Supreme Court of India and Shri Lakhpat B. Mehta, Advocate and Member, International Council of Jurist, London (U.K.). The session was also attended by Dr. Mayank Baranwal, Secretary, Staff Council, University of Rajasthan, Justice P.C. Jain (Retd. Judge, Rajasthan High Court), Chairman, RSLW, Dr. Rashmi Chaturvedi, Director, RSLW and Dr. Vartika Arora, Principal, RSLW.
After formal welcome of all the dignitaries Dr. Adish C Aggarwala enlightened the gathering by his valuable words. Sir, shared his words of wisdom on the importance of correct language in the legal field and in court of law. Sir emphasised that every law student must present oneself as a lawyer and he also threw some light on how one can stay focused on one goal and how to avoid distractions. He also interacted with the students and answered their queries. Sir, conferred the membership of International Council of Jurist, London (U.K.) to the Principal and all the faculty members.
Further, Justice P.C. Jain enlightened the gathering with his words of wisdom and knowledge.
The session was attended by students and faculty members of various law colleges of Jaipur. Session was moderated by Ms. Neha Jasuja and Ms. Saloni Rathore and coordinated by Ms. Tanya Agarwal, Assistant Professor.
The session ended with the vote of thanks was given by Dr. Mayank Baranwal.

Interactive session with Journalist Ms. Barkha Dutt

On 23rd February 2023, Rajasthan School of Law for Women and Kanoria PG Mahavidyalaya, Jaipur jointly organised an interactive session with Padmashree Awardee Journalist Ms. Barkha Dutt, she is a founder-Editor of Mojo Story and We The Women.In this session students got an insight of Journalism, her experiences and ups and downs.She also encouraged the students to take journalism as their career path. At the end of the session Principal Dr. Vartika Arora of RSLW felicitated Ms. Barkha Datt and her entire team members.

Inter-College Debate Competition

An Inter-College Debate Competition in association with Rajasthan State Human Rights Commission on Human Rights Day was organized on 10th December, 2022 in the college. The chief guest for the event was Hon’ble Justice Shri G.K. Vyas, Chairman RSHRC. There were two rounds in the competition i.e., Preliminary and Final. 16 teams from all over the country participated in the competition.

Intra-College Debate Competition

The college organized an Intra-class debate competition on 26th November, 2022 to celebrate Constitution Day 26, November 2022. Topics for debate were ‘Public Interest Litigation as a tool of justice’ for Semester I which was won by Ms. Khanak Kumawat and Ms. Kritika. The topic for semester III was the ‘Efficiency of Indian Federal Structure’ which was won by Ms. Aarti Singh and Ms. Zoya Khan. ‘Euthanasia: Right to Life includes Right to Die’ was the topic for Semester IV and the winners were Ms. Sakshi Khandelwal and Ms. Daniya Roshan. The VII and IX semesters were given the topic ‘Media as a fourth pillar of democracy’ which was won by Ms. Mitsu Choudhary.

Workshop on Forensic Science

A Forensic Science Workshop on the topic “Importance of Forensic Science in Criminal Investigation” was organized on 12th November, 2022. The expert luminary in the field Dr. V. N. Mathur was the guest of honour. He has served as the director of FSL, Rajasthan.

Orientation 2022

ORIENTATION SESSIONS

15th September, 2022:  Rajasthan School of Law for Women organized a session on ‘Orientation for Verbal and Written English and its importance in Law’ by resource person Mr. Shiprak Khandal, Verbal Ability Trainer.

16th September, 2022: Rajasthan School of Law for Women organized a session on “Orientation for Research Work in reference to Project Work” by resource person Ms. Ritika Gaur, Assistant Professor, Rajasthan School of Law for Women.

19th September, 2022: Rajasthan School of Law for Women, Jaipur organized an orientation session on ‘Importance of Extra Curricular activities in the field of Law’ by Dr. Disha Bangarva, Assistant Professor, Rajasthan School of Law for Women.

20th September, 2022:  Rajasthan School of Law for Women organized an orientation session on ‘Mooting and its significance in Law’ by Ms. Palak Vashisht, Assistant Professor, Rajasthan School of Law for Women.

21st September, 2022:  Rajasthan School of Law for Women organized an orientation session on the ‘Importance of Internships in Legal Profession’ by Dr. Jaigop Bangarva, Advocate on Record, Supreme Court of India.

22nd September, 2022: Rajasthan School of Law for Women organized an orientation session on ‘Career in Law’ by Mr. Shubham Garg, Advocate, Rajasthan High Court.

ORIENTATION DAY

Rajasthan School of Law for Women organised Orientation Day on 23rd September 2022. The Chief guest for the event was Dr. Dev Swarup sir, founding Vice chancellor of Dr. Bhim Rao Ambedkar University Jaipur, special guest was Mr. Mahaveer Saini, RJS. Event was presided over by Justice Pana Chand Jain Sir, Chairman RSLW, Dr. Rashmi Chaturvedi, Director, RSLW and Dr. Vartika Arora, Principal, RSLW.

Anti-Drug Campaign

On 29th August, 2022 in reference to an anti-drug campaign students of Rajasthan School of Law for Women made and displayed posters at various places in college premises regarding the harmful effects of drugs of socio-economic life and health of a person.

Movie Screening : Boy in the Striped Pyjamas

The college on 4th June 2022 organized a learning activity which included screening of a movie “Boy in the Striped Pyjamas”. It is based on the 2006 novel of John Boyne. Set in World War II, the Holocaust drama relates the horror of a Nazi extermination camp through the eyes of a young boy.

Parley 2.0 : National Debate Competition

On 30th and 31st May 2022, Rajasthan School of Law for Women, Jaipur organized Parley 2.0 National Debate Competition. 86 teams across India participated in the competition. Students from prominent educational institutions participated in the event like IIT Kharagpur, Symbiosis Law School, Jamia Millia Islamia, Christ Academy, Law of Centre II Faulty of Law, School of Law, Delhi, S.S Jain Subodh Law College, University Five Year Law College, Mahatma Jyoti Rao Phoole University etc. to name a few.Chief Guest for Inaugural Session was Dr. Dev Swarup, Vice-Chancellor of Bhimrao Ambedkar Law University and Guest of Honor was prof. A.P. Singh, Dean, USLLS, GGSIP University, Delhi.

There were 5 parallel preliminary sessions and each round had 2 judges. Judges of the Semi-final round were Mr. Pranshu Kaushal, Ad- hoc Legal Consultant, Rajya Sabha, and Ms. Vidhi Madaan Chaddha, Ph.D., FCS. Judges for the final round were Prof (Dr). Mithilesh Vishwakarma, Professor and Dr. Vijay Laxmi Sharma, Head of the Department of School of Law, Manipal University, Jaipur.

Chief Guest for Valedictory Session was Dr. Sanjula Thanvi, Dean University Law Department, Guest of Honor was Prof. Dr. Saroj Bohra, Director, Amity Law School, Amity University, Rajasthan.

Workshop under 'National Intellectual Property Awareness Mission'

Rajasthan School of Law for Women has organised an online workshop cum awareness program for the same under ‘National Intellectual Property Awareness Mission’ (Creative India, Innovative India) on 17th February, 2022. “Your INTELLECT is the most valuable property that you own” With the increasing focus on innovation, research and cross-border collaborations, there is need for the students to learn about “Intellectual Property Rights”.The guest speaker for the event were Ms. Chhavi Garg, Examiner of Patents & Designs Ministry of Commerce and Industry. Mr. Surajit Paul, Examiner of Patents & Designs Ministry of Commerce and Industry.

Passion into Action

Rajasthan School of Law for Women, Jaipur organised a Book Review Competition “Passion into Action” on 8th January, 2022.  The guests of the event were Dr. Mini Nanda, Head and Member of University Senate and Resource Person to various Universities and Ms. Anshu Harsh, Author, Poet & Media Entrepreneur, Managing Trustee of RIFF FILM CLUB, Chairperson of THAR Sarvoday Sansthan, publisher Simply Jaipur and Regional head ‘Pick a Book’ Jaipur.  Winners of the event were:1. Ms. Zoya Khan 2. Ms. Mansi Tiwari 3. Ms. Parul Rathore

RSLW National Moot Court Training Workshop

The Moot Court Club of the college organized a National Moot Training workshop from 21st – 23rd October, 2021 to learn the art of mooting from experts. 6 session were taken by 6 experts on importance of mooting, memorial drafting, compendium preparation and courtroom mannerism. Justice V. S Dave ( retd) judge Rajasthan High Court was the Chief Guest for the workshop, Justice P.C Jain Retd. Judge Rajasthan High Court, Chairman, RSLW graced the workshop with his presence.

Pen and Paper Hub : My Pen, My Sword

On 19th June Book Review Club of Rajasthan school of law for women organized a writing competition titled as ” Pen and Paper Hub : My Pen , My sword”. It was a great opportunity for all the scribblers not able to come out of the notebooks . The chief guest and the judge for the event was Prof. Joya chakravarty former Dean, Faculty of Arts, Director School of Humanities, University of Rajasthan. The winners of the competition were 1st position by Shreya Chaudhary, 2nd by Hitaishee Sharma & 3rd position by Bhagyalxmi Sharma.