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We are happy to announce that the Centre for Parliamentary Studies, NLIU (CPS) has drafted, and released comments and su...
04/11/2022

We are happy to announce that the Centre for Parliamentary Studies, NLIU (CPS) has drafted, and released comments and suggestions on the Draft Indian Telecommunication Bill, 2022 as were invited by the Department of Telecommunications of the Ministry of Communications, Government of India. The comments were sent across for review and consideration on 20th October 2022.

A team of student researchers was selected to conduct a section-wise analysis of the Draft Bill, 2022 by comparing national, and foreign jurisprudence, refer to various judgements, and study scholarly articles as a part of this exercise. The team analysed the Draft Bill and has tried to identify the various points that were highlighted as suggestions and comments.

We extend our gratitude to our Vice-Chancellor, Professor Dr. V Vijayakumar for the constant support. We would also like to thank our Faculty-in-charge Professor Mr. Amit Pratap Singh, Assistant Professor at National Law Institute University, Bhopal for the continued help, and guidance provided by him. Lastly, we thank all the students who were a part of this exercise.

The team which has been instrumental in putting forward this suggestion comprises the following members of CPS:

1. Rohit Tomar
2. Jay Sharma
3. Purava Rathi
4. Tarushi Tewari
5. Anushka Ajay
6. Shaily Nevadia

At the Centre for Parliamentary Studies, we plan to explore different areas of Legislative Reforms and bring this knowledge to budding lawyers around the globe. We hope to continue doing so through capacity building, discussion, and collaboration.

Please find attached the link to the Document for your reference

After the successful publication of its inaugural journal, the NLIU Centre for Parliamentary Studies is elated to announ...
16/09/2022

After the successful publication of its inaugural journal, the NLIU Centre for Parliamentary Studies is elated to announce Call for Papers for the second edition of its Journal for Legislative Drafting and Parliamentary Studies (JLDPR).

The Journal is an annual, double-blind, peer-reviewed publication of CPS. It aims to generate interest in the realm of constitutional law, legislative drafting, parliamentary research, and public policy and also to provide a forum for debate and discussions on contemporary developments in the field of law.

The submission guidelines are attached herewith.

All submissions are to be made through our email id ([email protected]) before or at 23:59 hours, 15 November 2022.

Release of Journal for Legislative Drafting and Parliamentary Research | Volume IThe Centre for Parliamentary Studies ta...
03/09/2022

Release of Journal for Legislative Drafting and Parliamentary Research | Volume I

The Centre for Parliamentary Studies takes immense pride in announcing that the inaugural edition of the Journal for Legislative Drafting and Parliamentary Research was released on 1st September 2022, the same day that marks 25 glorious years of the National Law Institute University, Bhopal. The silver jubilee event was graced by the Hon’ble Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh, Shri Shivraj Singh Chouhan, Hon’ble Justice A.P. Sahi (Director, National Judicial Academy, Bhopal), Dr. Vijay Kumar Chaudhary (Chairman, Madhya Pradesh State Bar Council) and other eminent dignitaries.

The journal wouldn’t have seen the light of the day without the support of Patron, Prof. (Dr.) V. Vijayakumar and the Faculty In-Charge of the Centre for Parliamentary Studies, Asst. Prof. Amit Pratap Singh. We are also grateful to our esteemed peer review board, contributing authors, and board members for unleashing their analytical skills and making this journal an intellectually stimulating piece of work!

The journal in its very first edition itself has catered to various domains of parliamentary research and analysis. From dissecting amendments to reviewing policies, the journal contains insights on all evident and latent issues.

We wish to continue the same streak and produce quality work with the support of our contributors and our ever-strong CPS board members.

30/08/2022

We are delighted to announce that after due deliberation, the following students from the Batch of 2027 have been inducted into the CPS for the academic session 2022-23.

Amitabh Saxena
Diya Kanwal
Shaily Navadia
Himanshu K. Mishra
Shaurya Chopra
Yohann Titus Mathew

We would like to thank all the students who applied for membership of the Centre and wish the newly inducted members the very best.

We are elated to announce the launch of the inaugural edition of the NLIU Journal for Legislative Drafting and Parliamen...
17/06/2022

We are elated to announce the launch of the inaugural edition of the NLIU Journal for Legislative Drafting and Parliamentary Research.

The NLIU Journal for Legislative Drafting and Parliamentary Research is an annual, double-blind, peer-reviewed publication of the Centre for Parliamentary Studies, National Law Institute University, Bhopal ("CPS"). It aims to generate interest in constitutional law and public policy research and provide a forum for debate and discussion on contemporary developments in the field.

The foreword of the inaugural edition has been authored by the Hon'ble The Chief Justice Sanjay Karol of The High Court of Judicature at Patna.

The Journal was led by Mr. Sahil Sonkusale and Mr. Vivek Badkur (Students of the Batch of 2022) as the Founding Editors-in-Chief.

We also wish to thank Asst. Prof. Mr. Amit Pratap Singh (Chairperson, CPS) and the Editorial Team for their time and effort.

The Peer-Review Board includes Mr. Ankit Gupta (Advocate, High Court of Delhi), Mr. Anuj Shrivastava (Advocate, High Court of Madhya Pradesh), Mr. Gokul Holani (Associate, Trilegal), Mr. Samagra Srivastava, (Advocate, High Court of Madhya Pradesh) and Mr. Ishan Chauhan, (Law Assistant to the Hon'ble Chief Justice, The High Court of Judicature at Patna).

The authors of the inaugural edition include:

Aditya Puri and Shubham Gandhi (Students, Dharmashastra National Law University, Jabalpur)

Adarsh Pandey and Aachal (LLM Candidates at National Law University, Delhi and National Law University, Odisha)

Ranita Jana and Ritwik Guha Mustafi (Students at Xavier Law School, XIM University, Bhubaneswar and School of Law, Christ University, Bangalore respectively)

Prashant Narang and Jayana Bedi (Senior Fellow and Senior Associate, Research & Training Programs at Centre for Civil Society)

Sagnik Sarkar and Jyotirmoy Nath (Student, National Law University, Odisha and Associate, Jyoti Sagar and Associates)

Sarthak Das (Student, Government Law College, Mumbai)

Saibaa Gazala (Student, Christ University, Delhi NCR)

Prabhav Tripathi and Nihira Sharma (Students, Institute of Law, Nirma University)

The articles will be indexed on SCC Online, the e-copy of the Journal has been attached below and can also be accessed at the following link: https://lnkd.in/dFeuNehS

Dear All,Greetings from the NLIU Centre for Parliamentary Studies!We are pleased to inform you that the NLIU Centre for ...
26/11/2021

Dear All,
Greetings from the NLIU Centre for Parliamentary Studies!

We are pleased to inform you that the NLIU Centre for Parliamentary Studies in collaboration with Student Body Association (SBA), NLIU Manthan, NLIU Centre for Parliamentary Studies, NLIU Law Review, and the NLIU Legal Aid Clinic shall celebrate the 7th Constitution Day on the theme of ‘Taking the Constitution to the People’ at 03:00 pm in Room No. 1 of Academic Block – 1 in a hybrid format.

We at the National Law Institute University believe that the Grund Norm of the nation should be celebrated in its entirety and the citizens should be made aware of the role of the Constitution in their lives and nation-building. This year, we wish to engage the students of the University along with the faculty and members of the NLIU community on the aspect of Fundamental Duties enshrined in Part IV-A of the Constitution of India.

Prof. (Dr.) Ghayur Alam, Dean, Undergraduate Studies, shall administer the Constitution Day Oath to all the members of the NLIU family. The event shall be marked by a model Asian Parliamentary Debate on the motion – ‘Right to protest should be limited for allowing the right of free movement of the Citizens’, followed by an address by Prof. (Dr.) V.K. Dixit and the Hon’ble Vice-Chancellor, Prof. (Dr.) V. Vijayakumar on the importance of Fundamental Duties as enshrined in the Constitution of India. The NLIU Legal Aid Clinic is also organizing an online quiz on the Constitution of India and a PIL drafting competition to celebrate the occasion.

Mr. R. Venkatramani, Senior Advocate, Hon’ble Supreme Court of India has kindly consented to grace the occasion as Chief Guest for the event and shall deliver the keynote address.

All the students, respected faculty members, and the administrative staff of the University are cordially invited to attend the event at the designated venue. All the students and members of the NLIU family who are not residing on campus are cordially invited to join the event through the provided Webex Meeting link: https://nliubhopal.webex.com/nliubhopal/j.php?MTID=mc01af07a7262125388b8957264199dc1

We look forward to your participation.

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