CHRIST (Deemed to be University), Pune Lavasa Campus

The guest lecture was graced by Adv. Akshay Jain, who specializes in Human Rights and Criminal Laws. With his enthusiasm and interest in Human Rights and Disability Rights, he believes in inclusion for all. His address was open for all UG and PG students from the School of Law at the Auditorium on 21st April, 2023, from 09:40 AM onwards. The lecture was an attempt to advocate for the rights of persons with disability along with increasing public awareness and sensitivity. The Guest Lecture conducted gave an overview of Disability laws to the target audience. The guest highlighted the below-mentioned concerns and issues during the discourse: Types of Disabilities, Impairments, and Rights: The lecture provided an in-depth understanding of various types of disabilities recognized under the law, including physical, sensory, intellectual, and mental disabilities. The rights of persons with disabilities, such as the right to education, healthcare, employment, and social security, were discus

On 13th May 2023, an online webinar on corporate insolvency in India took place, providing valuable insights into the legal procedures and practical aspects of this crucial subject matter. The event featured Adv. Harsh Gupta, a distinguished legal professional well-versed in the intricacies of corporate insolvency and the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016. The webinar began with Adv. Harsh Gupta discussing the recent changes in the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code and their implications for corporate insolvency proceedings. He provided a comprehensive overview of the amendments, highlighting the key aspects that impact both creditors and debtors in insolvency cases. This segment was particularly valuable as it shed light on the evolving legal landscape, ensuring attendees were up-to-date with the latest developments in corporate insolvency law. Adv. Harsh Gupta then delved into the practical aspects of the insolvency process, taking the audience through various stages and procedures.

A guest lecture was organized the School of Law where Dr Anindhya Tiwari, Assistant Professor at Hidayatullah National Law University delved into the complex world of taxation under e-commerce laws. In this session, Dr Tiwari explored the key issues and challenges surrounding taxation in the e-commerce industry, and provides a comprehensive overview of the relevant laws and regulations that govern this space. From discussing the impact of digitalization on tax policies to examining the role of international tax treaties, Dr Tiwari interacted with the students to make them analyze the problems attached with virtual taxation. He discussed important concepts such as direct taxes and indirect taxes applicable on e-commerce transactions. He discussed important concepts such as equalization levy and Significant Economic Presence.  In the realm of e-commerce and taxation in India, he discussed how several key concepts have emerged to address the challenges posed by the digital economy. Three

The World Intellectual Property Day is observed every year on 26 April to commemorate the institutionalisation of framework for Intellectual Property and the World Intellectual Property Organisation Convention, 1970, coming into force. The same was earmarked with the objective “to highlight the role and contribution of intellectual property in the economic, cultural and social development of all countries as well as to raise public awareness and understanding in this field of human endeavour”. On the occasion of World IP Day, the Corporate Law Committee, School of Law organised a guest lecture on “Women and IP: Accelerating Innovation and Creativity”. The guest lecture was conducted with the aim of inculcating legal acumen and aspirations in the students while also celebrating the spirit of World Intellectual Property Day. The speakers, Adv. Padmaja Pathak and Adv. Yuga Thombare was pleased to address the lucrative professional avenues that Intellectual Property Law imparts on this d

The Department of Language at CHRIST (Deemed to be University), Pune Lavasa Campus organized the Quality Improvement Programme (QIP) for the faculty members from 04 May to The first day of the program was conducted on 04 May-12 May 2023. Day 1 On 3rd May 2023, the Director and Dean of CHRIST (Deemed to be University) Pune Lavasa Campus, Fr Lijo Thomas inaugurated the first Quality Improvement Programme organized by the Department of Languages. He then spoke about the scope of the newly established programme- MA in English with Digital Humanities. Recognizing the significance of promoting the MA in English with Digital Humanities program, the Director encouraged faculty members to actively engage in its promotion. He emphasized the need for extensive research and collaboration with renowned universities abroad that offer similar courses. Such collaborations can foster knowledge exchange, joint research projects, and faculty/student exchange programs, contributing to the overall develop

A MUN with the theme of modern dystopia involved students taking on the roles of diplomats representing different countries in a fictional dystopian world. Participants discussed and debated issues related to the dystopian society, such as government control, censorship, technological advancements, and human rights violations. The conference involved drafting and passing resolutions to address these issues. Students gained valuable skills in diplomacy, public speaking, and negotiation, as well as critical thinking and problem-solving. The conference provided a unique and engaging way for students to explore and understand complex issues related to the modern world. The Committees: External Delegates along with Executive Board members and the Secretariat The Lighting of the Lamp by Dean & Director Dr. Fr. Jossy P George, Academic Coordinator- Fr. Justin P Varghese, Cluster Coordinator Dr. Aashiek Cheriyan, Faculty Coordinator Prof. Monica L, and Student Coordinator Mr. Shivang Kalsi

World Theatre Day was celebrated with Elysian, a cultural event organised on April 21, 2023, which began at 5 p.m. The event also featured a MasterChef competition. The evening began by the emcees introducing the meaning and importance of theatre in our lives which was then followed by few music performances by the students of First and Second Year of the Law School. The play "Baisa Ka Haar" was adapted from Guy de Maupassant's novel "The Necklace" by Archi. The performance emphasised the importance of finding happiness in one's life and conveyed the idea that arrogance and conceit are harmful. The third activity of the event was the competition titled, MasterChef Law. The competition was held amongst 9 teams of the School of Law. The competition started with the marketing strategists of each team representing their teams on stage and promoting their stalls within a time duration of two to five minutes. Then a timer of one hour was turned on and all the team