About the Journal

The International Journal of Law Management & Humanities is a bi-monthly, Double-Blind, Peer-Reviewed International Journal (ISSN: 2581-5369) working in the Law, Management & Humanities arena. Presently the Editorial team of IJLMH consists of Well-known and widely recognised professors and professionals from India, France, Ethiopia, Indonesia, Cameroon, and Nigeria.

IJLMH has published Research Papers of Authors from 53 Countries, 400+ Universities, 20 High Courts, and the Supreme Court of India and Rwanda and has created a revolution in the Indian Legal Publication Industry with innovations. Published Authors of the Journal include Sitting Magistrates, AOR – Supreme Court of India, Advocates of SC, HC and District Courts, Vice-Chancellors, Deans, Academicians, Librarians, Students of Various Universities, and others. The Journal is rated 4.9/5 based on 400+ reviews on Google.

IJLMH has published research of Authors from 53 countries, i.e., Australia, Austria, Afghanistan, Albania, Bangladesh, Brunei, Cameroon, Canada, Central African Republic, China, Dubai, Ethiopia, Germany, Ghana, Guinea, Hungary, India, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Ireland, Italy, Jordan, Kenya, Malaysia, Mauritius, Morocco, Myanmar, Namibia, Nepal, Netherlands, Nigeria, North Macedonia, Pakistan, Peru, Poland, Qatar, Rwanda, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Slovak Republic, South Africa, Spain, Srilanka, Syria, Tanzania, Thailand, Tunisia, Turkey, U.K., USA, Vietnam, and Zimbabwe.

IJLMH is the first Privately run Indian Journal to be indexed by HeinOnline and to provide FREE DOI to all the manuscripts.

• Indexing and Impact Factor Information [30+ Indexing Databases & 8 Libraries]

The Journal is indexed in 30 Databases, including HeinOnline, MANUPATRA, ROAD: the Directory of Open Access scholarly Resources by ISSN, ZDB, ABCD Index, Scope Database, Citefactor, Journal Factor, I2OR, SIS, ISI, DRJI, SJIF, SIF and WCOSJ, EDJI Index, Infotiger etc. Please note that indexing of databases does not mean that all the paper will be available on all the databases.

The Journal is available in Libraries of Renowned universities like:

• Harvard Library, Harvard University, Cambridge, USA
• UC Library Search, University of California, San Francisco
• Stanford Libraries, Stanford University, California
• Northwestern Libraries, Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law, Chicago
• USC Library, University of the Sunshine Coast, Queensland, Australia
• UC Law Library, University of California College of the Law, San Francisco
• University of Saskatchewan, Canada
• Universiteit Leiden, Leiden, Netherlands
• Journal Impact Factor: 6.885 (2025) – Calculated by International Institute of Organised Research.
• Latest Issues: To check the pattern of publication and diversity of Authors please visit our latest issue at https://www.ijlmh.com/publications/volume-viii-issue-ii/

Theme

IJLMH is being operated without any theme for best dissemination of knowledge. Any research related to Law, Management or Humanities is acceptable.

Submission Procedure

IJLMH has a unique Online Submission system that works on AI and allows you to transparently track every step of your Manuscript with Email and SMS notification. Please prefer to submit the manuscript via Online Submission System itself.

Manuscript Processing Charges (To be paid after acceptance)

• For Indian Authors: INR 1075.
• For Other Countries: $25

*This charge does not include a Hard Copy of the Certificate or Paper Booklet. The Hard Copies will be optional to order and charged separately. Hard Copies can be ordered at this link.

*There is no separate Charge for Co-Authorship till a maximum of 2 Authors.

Submission Guidelines

1. The submissions may be made under the following categories; the word limit is exclusive of footnotes:
   • Research paper: 3000 – 7000 words.
   • Article: 1500-3000 words
   • Book reviews: 1500-2000 words
   • Short Note & Case Comment: 1000 – 2000 words
2. The submission must not be previously published or currently under review at any other journal/conference/book etc. and should not be submitted to any other journal/conference while in process of review with us. Read this point carefully, Kindly do not submit the same paper at many journals/conferences/seminars etc.
3. The submission must be the original work of the authors i.e. shouldn’t be plagiarized and also should be free from grammatical, spelling and other errors. It must also not contain any defamatory words.
4. Submission must be accompanied by an abstract of not more than 300 words and author(s) affiliation. No Paper will be accepted without an abstract.
5. All footnotes/references in the submission must conform to the bluebook 19th Edition.
6. The charge consists of Co-Authorship for 2 Authors.
7. Copyright over the published material shall vest with “International Journal of Law Management & Humanities”
8. A separate cover letter mentioning the name(s) of the author(s), E-mail id, Mobile number, the title of the manuscript and the name of the Institution, shall be sent along with the submission if the submission is being made through email.
9. All submissions must be made in .doc format. No pdf format shall be entertained.
10. There should be no mention of the author’s name or any other identity in the original manuscript.

Important Dates

• Submission Deadline for First Round: 23^rd May 2025.
• Communication of Review Result: Within 2 days of submission.
• Live Publication of Manuscript: It generally takes 5-6 days for publication, which may, in exceptional cases, extend up to 10 working days after Pre-publication formalities till the Publication and issuance of e-Certificate. Urgent Requests can be made with proper reasons subject to additional charges acceptance by the Editorial Board.

Contact Information

For more information or queries, kindly email us at [email protected].

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About Civis

Civis, a non-profit organisation, runs a fellowship opportunity in Mumbai for fresh law graduates who wish to pursue a career in public policy in India.

Civis has developed a platform that enables citizens engagement, in our democracies, by creating a channel for constructive dialogue between citizens and the Government on draft laws and policies.

Through Civis, individuals in India can understand an upcoming law or policy and share their feedback on this law, this feedback goes straight to lawmakers. This crucial step of consultation allows for participatory design of policies, increased trust and dialogue.

Civic Innovation Foundation believes that laws that are drafted for the people, should be drafted by the people. On the online platform, we:

• Aggregate all open laws seeking feedback.
• Simplify these laws in easy to understand language.
• Translate them into local languages.
• Reach out to individuals and gather inputs on these laws.
• Analyse and share citizen’s feedback with the Government – building Government capacity to run effective Consultations, and gather actionable insights.

About the Consultatio Fellowship

Consultatio Fellowship allows one recent law graduate the opportunity to work with different verticals at Civis and gain an in depth understanding of public policy in India, while being a part of a developing eco-system that promotes citizen engagement in law-making.

About this Role

Facilitating and managing public consultations on draft laws and policies on the platform. This includes:

• Scoping and staying updated on new draft policies open for consultation by Centre and State governments, along with local level authorities and updating the team about the same.
• Keeping tabs on the deadlines, extensions of various consultations and updating them on Trello and Civis’ backend admin panel accordingly.
• Writing and editing scripts for consultations where videos are being made and then shooting these videos.
• Mapping the relevant policy update against the given consultation
• Creating and maintaining an archive of past consultations

Managing the Policy Leaders Internship Programme, which includes:

• Keeping tabs on the internship cycles and sending out the internship invitations
• Conducting initial cohort sessions for onboarding the interns
• Assigning interns draft policies open for consultation in order to create citizen-friendly resources that break down legal and technical jargon.
• Editing draft summaries received from interns in adherence to Civis’ Legal Summary Guidelines
• Reviewing performance of interns along with conducting mid-cohort checkins
• Assigning and reviewing blogs written by interns and publishing them on Civis’ medium blog.

Furthering, tracking and reporting progress of pre-legislative consultation process in India:

• Creating a comprehensive database of public consultations available with Civis’ as well as other publicly accessible forums
• Keeping a tab on the policy updates related to the public consultations, i.e. if there are new rules, laws, etc. mandating or changing how public consultations operate.
• Analysing data and reviewing consultation related metrics to gain insights into the public consultation domain in India.
• Carrying out workshops for college students in furtherance of building awareness about pre-legislative consultation.

Assisting in Outreach and Communications:

• Drafting and sending emails to Civisens where responses have been successfully received by the Ministry/Department seeking feedback
• Supporting with creating a script for communication of the consultation on WhatsApp/IVRS
• Recording video explainers of key draft policies for Civis’ social media channels.
• Assisting in outreach activities for specific projects

Supporting the product management team with chatbot management and FAQs on Civis’ work on specific consultations.

Supporting the governance team with:

• Drafting and sending Citizen Engagement Reports in cases of successful public consultations.
• Identifying PLCP Champions from past government consultations.
• Drafting consultation summaries for government partners.

Application Deadline

17 May 2025

How to Apply?

Applications must be submitted via the link mentioned at the end of this post.

Click here to apply.

Note: [Edited on May 15, 5.36 pm]: The post mentioned May 15 as the application deadline. After the organisers’ requests, we have now changed it to May 17th.

About NLU Delhi & Hon’ble Dr. Justice D.Y. Chandrachud

National Law University Delhi is profoundly honoured to welcome Dr. Justice D.Y. Chandrachud, former Chief Justice of India, as a Distinguished Professor. This historic association marks a transformative chapter in Indian Legal education, bringing one of our most progressive jurists to mentor the next generation of legal minds. This marks a pivotal moment in legal academia as one of India’s most visionary jurists joins us to shape future generations of lawyers, scholars, and changemakers.

About Hon’ble Dr. Justice D.Y. Chandrachud

Dr. Justice D.Y. Chandrachud has had an illustrious legal career marked by exemplary service and academic excellence. Appointed as a Judge of the Supreme Court of India on 13 May 2016, he previously served as the Chief Justice of the Allahabad High Court from 31 October 2013 until his elevation to the Supreme Court. His judicial journey began at the Bombay High Court, where he served as a Judge from 29 March 2000 before taking on the role of Chief Justice in Allahabad. During his tenure, he also contributed to legal education as the Director of the Maharashtra Judicial Academy.

Before his judicial appointments, Justice Chandrachud served as the Additional Solicitor General of India from 1998 until he became a Judge. His legal acumen was recognized early when he was designated as a Senior Advocate by the Bombay High Court in June 1998. He practised law extensively at the Supreme Court of India and the Bombay High Court, building a reputation for his profound understanding of constitutional and legal principles.

A scholar of international repute, Justice Chandrachud has enriched legal academia as a Visiting Professor at the Oklahoma University School of Law, USA. His intellectual contributions extend globally, with lectures delivered at prestigious institutions such as the Australian National University, Harvard Law School, Yale Law School, and the University of Witwatersrand, South Africa. He has also been a distinguished speaker at conferences organized by United Nations bodies, including the United Nations High Commission on Human Rights, the International Labour Organisation, and the United Nations Environmental Program, as well as at forums hosted by the World Bank and the Asian Development Bank.

Justice Chandrachud holds an LLM degree and a Doctorate in Juridical Sciences (SJD) from Harvard Law School, USA. His foundational education includes a BA (Honours) in Economics from St. Stephen’s College, New Delhi, and an LLB from the Campus Law Centre, Delhi University. His journey from academia to the apex court reflects his unwavering commitment to justice, constitutional values, and the rule of law, making him one of India’s most respected jurists.

The NLU Delhi community welcomes Dr. Justice Chandrachud as Distinguished Professor.

About Hon’ble Dr. Justice D.Y. Chandrachud at NLUD

Prof. G.S. Bajpai, Vice Chancellor, NLU Delhi, shared that this collaboration will see the establishment of a dedicated Centre for Constitutional Studies, where Justice Chandrachud will guide pioneering research. “Justice Chandrachud’s legacy in constitutional morality, transformative constitutionalism, and dynamic interpretation of fundamental rights offers unparalleled empirical and doctrinal material for academic inquiry,” Prof. Bajpai noted.

To further inspire students, NLU Delhi will launch the – ” In the Spirit of Justice: The DYC Distinguished Lecture Series” from July 2025, creating a platform for engaging with contemporary legal challenges through Justice Chandrachud’s visionary lens. From landmark judgments on privacy, LGBTQ+ rights, and gender justice to his pioneering work on digital freedoms and judicial reforms, his presence will profoundly enrich our academic ecosystem. Now, his wisdom will directly fuel NLU Delhi’s mission to build a more just and equitable legal system.

This development reaffirms NLU Delhi’s commitment to fostering legal scholarship that bridges theory with social transformation.

Centre for Financial Accountability (CFA) in collaboration with The Wire (as the media partner), Sambhaavnaa Institute & Progressive International, are co-organising a series of webinars conceived to better understand the global moment we are all inhabiting. Given that the geopolitical shifts today have direct bearing on the way finance and economy is getting reshaped, it is imperative that we address the (Republican) elephant in the room, that is Trump.

Topics

The eight part webinar series titled The Political Economy of the Trump Era: Challenges & Opportunities of the Shifting World Order would have the following thematic conversations:

• The Tariff Wars: India & the Global South in a Fragmenting System of World Trade
• Time of Monsters: Fascism and the Fusion of the State and the Corporation
• International Financial Institutions Under Trump: Perspectives from India and the Global South
• The Great Extinction: Trump & The Threat of Climate/Environmental Collapse
• Standing Up to the Empire: Reclaiming Southern Multilateralism from the Unipolar System
• Trump Pulls the Plug: The Global Tax Negotiations and the Struggle Against Inequality
• Imperialism in the Multipolar World: Resistance from India and the Global South
• Gags to Gaza: Standing up to the Neo-fascist Onslaught in India & the World

How to Register?

Interested candidates can register online via the link given at the end of the post.

Date & Time

• Date: 17th May to 11th June 2025
• Time: 4 PM IST | Every Saturday and Wednesday

Click here to register.

About the Opportunity

Litigation Wing of the Indian Army offers exciting opportunity to aspiring Legal Professionals to associate with the Litigation Work of Indian Army on varied subjects of service and administrative law, to work closely with the men and women in uniform and gain experience in all round litigation work.

Applications on the prescribed format are invited from Indian nationals to work as Military Law Research Associates in Litigation Wing of Indian Army on contractual basis at various places within the country.

Essential Qualifications

• A graduate degree in law with a minimum aggregate of 55% marks from any Institution, recognised by  the Bar Council of India;
• Minimum experience of 2 years as an Advocate/Research Associate/Legal Assistant in a Court of Law or any Government Office or reputed Law Firm or in an office of reputed Advocate; and 
• Should have passed the All India Bar Examination (AIBE).

Desirable Qualifications

• Post Graduate degree in law; 
• Research and analytical skills, writing abilities, including retrieval of  desired information from various search engines/processes such as eSCR, Manupatra, SCC Online, LexisNexis, Westlaw. etc; and
• Must have good knowledge of operation of computers and skill of using  common software in use like MS office, etc.

Disqualifications

• Must not be engaged, or appointed elsewhere on honorarium payment basis or otherwise; or
• Should not have been involved in any criminal case whether convicted or against whom a criminal investigation is ongoing or named as accused in an FIR; or
• Must not be facing any disciplinary proceeding before the Bar Council of India, Bar Council of the State or Institutes or any other authority.

Number and Place of Vacancies

Total of 26 vacancies distributed across the following locations:

• New Delhi – 11
• Chandigarh – 4 
• Lucknow – 4
• Chennai, Jabalpur, Jaipur, Jammu, Kolkata, Kochi and Mumbai – 1 each

Honorarium

Rs. 50,000/- per month. No TA/DA, accommodation, or other allowance shall be admissible.

Terms & Conditions

• Military Law Research Associates will be initially engaged on a purely contractual basis for a period of 06 months, which can be further extended based on necessity and performance subject to approval of extension of scheme by competent authority. The initial term of six months shall however be subject to satisfactory performance assessed during periodic performance audit. The Military Law Research Associates program is neither an employment nor an assurance of an employment with the Litigation Wing or any other section of the JAG’s Dept or any branch/ directorate/ department of Indian Army or Ministry of Defence nor for continuance beyond the period of engagement.
• This is a full-time program to be attended physically and the Military Law Research Associates are not permitted to pursue any other work during the tenure of engagement.  In case the Military Law Research Associates parallelly pursue some academic programs it will be based on an understanding that grant of leave of absence for exams etc cannot be guaranteed.   
• The working hours for the Military Law Research Associates shall be the same as for the office to which he/she is assigned and also shall be subject to orders of the supervising officer.  In case of necessity as satisfied by the supervising officer, a Military Law Research Associates may be required to attend office even on Sunday/Holidays. Honorarium shall not be paid for periods of unauthorised absence.
• Military Law Research Associates shall follow the rules & regulations which are in general applicable to the staff working in the office. 
• Should a Military Law Research Associate desire to discontinue and leave the program midway, he/she will be required to give an advance written notice of at least 10 working days. 
• Military Law Research Associates can avail leave of absence, subject to prior approval, for a maximum of 15 days during the engagement.  In case of emergency verbal approval of the Supervising Officer will be obtained for leave. 
• Confidentiality. Military Law Research Associates shall follow the confidentiality protocol of the Office where he/she is engaged in general and shall not reveal to any person or organization any information relating to the organisation, its work and policies. Candidates selected for the program shall be required to sign a Non-Disclosure Agreement prior to commencement of assignment.  Any document/ file/ noting/ letter/signal or copy thereof shall not be permitted to be taken by the Military Law Research Associates  outside the section/office premises without written permission.  Any breach of confidentiality may result in legal consequences including but not limited to the offences under the Official Secrets Act, 1923 as applicable.
• Discipline, cyber and info security policies.  Strict discipline and adherence to cyber security and information security policies of the organisation is of paramount importance and breach /violation or misconduct of any nature shall be dealt with strictly.  Carriage of smart digital devices to office will require specific written sanction of the supervising officer.
• The Military Law Research Associates will follow the instructions given to them by supervising officer regarding representations to third parties.  Solicitation / offering/ rendering legal advice (verbally or in writing) of any kind to any employee/ personnel is strictly prohibited. Violation shall lead to immediate termination from the program.
• Dress/ Uniform. Military Law Research Associates will have to adhere to the dress code. Formal black trousers and white shirt with tie and black coat with formal shoes with laces to be worn. No slippers/ sandals /open toe footwear will be allowed. Female associates may alternatively dress in black/ white salwar suit /saree.  
• Being a purely contractual assignment, the engagement of Military Law Research Associates can be terminated at any stage before the expiry of term without notice.

Selection Procedure

Candidates will be selected based on a two-stage selection process viz. Preliminary Screening and virtual Interview. The respective Legal Cells in coordination with the Litigation Section will arrange for a virtual Interview of the candidates for their Legal Cells.

Application Procedure

Candidates desirous of working as Military Law Research Associates can forward the application form annexed to this post duly filled along with two Draft Writ Petitions on any subject pertaining to Service Matters via email to [email protected] with the subject ‘APPLICATION FOR MILITARY LAW RESEARCH ASSOCIATE AT (Name of Place)’ latest by 31 May 2025.

Contact

For any queries please call on 011 23019061

About the Centre for Justice through Technology (CJT)

The Centre for Justice through Technology (CJT) at Vinayaka Mission’s Law School (VMLS) is dedicated to promoting interdisciplinary research, dialogue, and innovation at the crossroads of law and technology. CJT focuses on leveraging technological advancements to improve judicial processes, enhance access to justice, and foster ethical frameworks for technology use in the legal sphere. Through its research initiatives, conferences, workshops, and publications, CJT aims to become a leading platform for scholarship and advocacy in justice-driven technology.

About Journal of Justice through Technology (J-JT)

The Centre for Justice through Technology (CJT) at Vinayaka Mission’s Law School (VMLS) is delighted to announce the launch of its double-blind peer-reviewed academic journal, Journal of Justice through Technology (J-JT), to be published by a reputed national/international publisher. The journal aims to foster scholarship that critically explores the intersection of law, technology, and social justice.

Topics

We invite original, unpublished submissions from scholars, researchers, practitioners, and policymakers across disciplines on topics broadly related to:

• Artificial Intelligence and Judicial Processes
• Digital Governance and Regulatory Frameworks
• Privacy, Data Protection, and Human Rights
• Emerging Technologies and Access to Justice
• LegalTech Innovations and Their Ethical Implications
• Intellectual Property in the Digital Age
• Cybersecurity, Surveillance, and Law Enforcement
• Comparative Perspectives on Technology Regulation
• Technology, Democracy, and Constitutional Law

Submission Categories

• Articles (6,000–8,000 words)
• Short Articles/Comments (3,000–4,500 words)
• Case Notes and Legislative Reviews (2,000–3,500 words)
• Book Reviews (1,500–2,500 words)

Submission Guidelines

• Manuscripts must be submitted in Microsoft Word (.doc/.docx) format.
• All submissions should follow OSCOLA citation guidelines.
• Include an abstract (150–200 words) and up to five keywords.

How to Submit?

Interested candidates can submit abstract via the link given at the end of the post.

Important Dates

• Deadline for Abstract Submission: 10 June 2025
• Notification of Shortlisted Abstracts: 17 June 2025
• Deadline for Full Paper Submission: 17 July 2025

Contact

For further contact or clarification- Email: [email protected]

Click here to submit.

About Mahindra University

Mahindra University’s School of Law is founded on the thought of justice, equality and service to all sections of society. With the changing needs in society, Law has become an important discipline that requires more focus and thought.

The school of law offers five years of integrated undergraduate programs viz. Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Law [B.A., LL.B. (Hons.)] and Bachelor of Business Administration and Bachelor of Law [B.B.A., LL.B. (Hons.)]. A three year LL.B. program is offered to professionals with industry experience.

A Ph.D. (Law) program is offered to professionals and scholars with research aptitude. A six year integrated undergraduate program viz. B.Tech., LL.B. (Hons.)* shall be offered to scholars with flair for tech-laws. And finally, an LL.M. (Hons.)* postgraduate program shall be offered from the coming academic year.

The students are admitted strictly on merit basis. The closed student-teacher interaction helps every student to get undivided attention from the teacher. It shares expertise in imparting quality legal education through competent and well-qualified teaching staff, exceptional research culture, development and integration through moot courts in the first year itself and the like.

It provides a plethora of opportunities to its students which help them to nurture their talents as well as hone their skills thereby making them one of the best in the world.

About MULET 2025

Mahindra University’s School of Law, one of India’s fastest-growing multidisciplinary educational institutions dedicated to legal education, announced the law entrance test (MULET 2025) for the upcoming academic year on 25 May 2025. The test will serve as the gateway for admission into the integrated five-year programs in B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) and BBA, LL.B. (Hons.).

These programs have been meticulously crafted to revolutionize legal education and cultivate a new cohort of legal experts proficient in critical areas such as corporate law, business law, criminal law, international law, intellectual property law, civil and technology law, private law, and public law.

The BBA, LL.B. (Hons.) curriculum emphasizes the fusion of Management Studies and Law, while the B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) program adopts a multidisciplinary approach. This approach enables the School of Law to address the evolving needs of the legal landscape, encompassing areas such as litigation, judiciary, academia, corporate legal advisory, immigration, public international law, private international law, policy engagement, and more.

No. of Seats & Eligibility

With 180 seats available for Law undergraduate programs, eligibility criteria for MULET stipulates a minimum of 60% in 12th grade. In MULET 2025, candidates will encounter 90 multiple-choice questions assessing proficiency in English, logical reasoning, general knowledge, current affairs, mathematics, and legal reasoning. Additionally, the exam will implement negative marking, resulting in a deduction of 0.25 marks for each incorrect response.

Mahindra University’s School of Law boasts an international faculty roster with rich industry-academic backgrounds, global exposure, and a strong research focus. This diverse team ensures the curriculum remains contemporary, evolving with the ever-changing global business and industry requirements.

As Mahindra University continues its commitment to holistic development and innovation, the School of Law remains at the forefront of transforming legal education in India.

Click here to register.

About the Edited Book

We invite original, unpublished chapters for an upcoming edited volume that explores the multifaceted impact of war in the 21st century. Despite technological progress and global dialogue, armed conflicts continue to ravage nations, displace millions, and reshape the global order. This book aims to critically examine the evolving nature of modern warfare and its far-reaching consequences-social, legal, political, psychological, economic, environmental, and cultural.

Themes

• The Changing Nature of Warfare in the 21st Century: Technological War in the Digital Age
  Modern Warfare Tactics: The role of drones, Militarization of Robotics, cyber warfare, and AI in contemporary conflicts and the Threat to Humanity.
  The impact of terrorist groups and other non-state actors on modern warfare.
  Conventional versus modern warfare: what has changed?
  Hybrid warfare: combining military, information and cyber.
  Terrorism, proxy wars and state-sponsored conflict.
  Private military companies and the commercialisation of war.
  Defining an “act of war” in the digital age.
• Humanitarian Consequences
  Displacement, refugee crises and humanitarian disasters.
  The impact of war on women and children.
  Post-war social polarisation and divisions.
  Wartime crimes and human rights abuses.
  The long-term psychological effects of war on individuals and communities.
  Psychological development of war children & female.
  Mental condition of civilians in war-torn areas.
  Pressure on medical facilities and lack of resources.
  Prosecution of sexual violence as a war crime.
  Child soldiers: recruitment and rehabilitation.
• Economic and Environmental Impact
  The financial burden of war on nations and the global economy.
  Impact of wars on global oil prices, food supply chains, and inflation.
  War-driven migration and its economic burden on neighboring countries.
  Disruption in international trade and investment patterns.
  Impact of increase in defence budget on education, health and welfare schemes.
  International aid, debt cycles, and dependency in post-conflict economies.
  Role of institutions like the World Bank, IMF, and UN in rebuilding war-torn nations.
  War reparations and economic justice for victims.
  The impact of war on the environment, including destruction of infrastructure and pollution.
  Relationship between climate change and war.
  Effects of biological and chemical weapons.
  War and plunder of natural resources.
• The Role of Media and Technology
  Warfare in the Digital Age: The role of social media and digital technologies in modern warfare.
  Propaganda and Disinformation: The use of propaganda and disinformation in warfare.
• Use of prohibited weapons in war
  Legal implications of chemical, biological and cluster weapons.
  Enforcement of disarmament treaties (e.g., CWC, NPT).
• Major Wars /Conflicts of the 21st Century, War crimes and accountability
  The India-Pakistan Conflict: POK (Pakistan Occupied Kashmir).
  The US-Afghanistan War: A Review of Two Decades.
  The Human Tragedy of War in Iraq, Syria and West Asia.
  The Russia-Ukraine War: Geopolitics and Global Tensions.
  The Israel-Gaza Conflict: A Continuously Smoldering Battlefield.
  Lessons learned from past conflicts and their relevance to future conflicts.
  Prosecution of war crimes in international tribunals (ICC, ICJ).
  Challenges in collecting evidence in active war zones.
• Global Politics and Peace Efforts
  Role of the United Nations: Successes and Limitations.
  Anti-War Movements and Global Citizens Initiatives.
  Diplomacy versus Power Politics.
  Challenges of Peacebuilding in the 21st Century.
  Role of international organizations and diplomacy.
  India’s security challenges and military policy.
  Global peace movements and the future of warfare.
• International Humanitarian Law (IHL) in Modern Warfare
  Applicability of the Geneva Conventions in current conflicts.
  Protection of civilians and medical personnel during hostilities.
  Legality of targeted killings and drone strikes.
  War Crimes and Accountability: The role of international law in holding perpetrators of war crimes accountable.
  The impact of war on human rights, including violations of international humanitarian law.
  International norms and treaties on cyber conflict.
• Legal status of non-state actors
  Militias, insurgent groups and terrorist organisations under international law.
  Legal obligations of non-state armed groups.
• Post-Conflict Reconstruction
  Challenges of Post-War Reconstruction and Recovery: Strategies for post-conflict reconstruction, recovery and challenges.
  Peacebuilding and Conflict Resolution: Approaches to building lasting peace and resolving conflicts.
  Justice and Accountability*: Analysis of the process of post-war justice and accountability.
  Legal mechanisms for post-war compensation and justice.
  Truth commissions and their legal status.
  Victims’ rights and international obligations.
• Future Perspectives
  The Future of Warfare: Emerging trends and technologies that will shape the future of warfare.
  Preventing Future Conflicts: Strategies for preventing future conflicts and promoting sustainable peace.

Submission Guidelines

• The full chapter should be around 3,000 – 3,500 words, including references and footnotes, and it should have a 150-word abstract (include 4 to 5 keywords) produced in MS Word file only.
• The chapter must be Times New Roman font size 12 (English) & Unicode 14 font size (Hindi), spaced 1 -inch margin all round.
• Author(s) Name(s), Institute/University/Organization, Chapter Title, Email Address, Mobile Number and Postal Address to be stated clearly in the cover page of the chapter, also ensure to fill and sign the Author’s Declaration Form provided and email it before the chapter is published.
• The chapter must be original and not communicated to elsewhere, and must be free from any form of plagiarism. The chapter/article will be considered for publication only after plagiarism check.
• Manuscript must be written in APA 7th edition formatting style.

How to Submit?

All communications including submission of full chapter are to be made through E-mail to: [email protected].

Important dates

• Last date for sending complete chapters/articles with publication charges: 30th June, 2025.
• Expected date of ISBN Book publication: July 2025.

Fee

Amount (₹1200/-) can be made on Google Pay on 9711672517 or sent to the following bank account-
Account No.- 20015258105
IFSC Code- SBIN0007085
Account Holder Name- Yogesh Kumar
Bank Name- State Bank of India (Swasthya Vihar, Delhi)

Note: Please send the receipt or screenshot of the contribution amount on Email & WhatsApp to 9711672517.

About NyayNiti Legal

NyayNiti Legal, has a proficient team of lawyers, advocates, and legal consultants that consistently strives to provide innovative solutions, tailored to meet the unique needs of its clients.

With years of experience across a vast array of practice areas, they cater to individuals, businesses, and organizations seeking high-quality legal representation.

About the Opportunity

NyayNiti Legal is pleased to announce two available positions for an offline internship at Nyayniti Legal for the month of May. The selected interns will be expected to join on an urgent basis.

Mode

Physical.

Eligibility Criteria

All Law students.

How to Apply?

To apply mail your CV to [email protected].

Location

Delhi.

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Sarla Mudgal v. Union of India deals with the issue of bigamy while addressing complex issues surrounding religion, personal law, and fundamental rights. Read this post to learn more!

Facts of the Case

The issue in this case arose when certain Hindu men converted to Islam solely for the purpose of marrying a second wife without divorcing their first spouse, as polygamy is permitted in Islam. Under the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, bigamy is illegal, and any Hindu who remarries without divorcing his or her spouse can be prosecuted for bigamy under Section 494 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC).

In the case of Sarla Mudgal v. Union of India, two main petitioners brought forth their grievances. Kalyani, a NGO led by Sarla Mudgal, and Meena Mathur, who discovered that her husband, Jitender Mathur, had converted to Islam and remarried without dissolving their Hindu marriage.

Meena alleged that her husband used the conversion as a means to circumvent legal provisions against bigamy. Another petitioner, Geeta Rani, accused her husband Pradeep Kumar of physical and mental abuse, only to later discover that he had converted to Islam and married another woman.

Similarly, Sushmita Ghosh, married to G. C. Ghosh, found out that her husband had embraced Islam and intended to marry another woman, Vinita Gupta, after seeking a divorce from her.

These cases highlighted the issue of bigamy and conversion to Islam for the purpose of remarrying, leading to a legal challenge invoking Article 44 of the Indian Constitution for a uniform civil code.

Issues Identified in the Case

In the case, three main issues were discussed by the court:

1. Whether a Hindu husband married under Hindu law is allowed to embrace Islam and then conduct a marriage with another woman?
2. Whether the act of a Hindu husband embracing Islam and subsequently marrying another woman constitutes a violation of the principles of equality and non-discrimination enshrined in Article 14 and 15 of the Indian Constitution?
3. Whether the husband can be charged under Section 494 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) for committing bigamy, considering the circumstances of conversion and remarriage?

Judgement and Analysis of Sarla Mudgal v. UoI

In the Sarla Mudgal judgment, the Supreme Court held that under the, Hindu Marriage Act 1955, the first marriage would need to be dissolved for the second marriage of a Hindu husband, solemnized after his conversion to Islam, to be considered legal. Therefore, the second marriage was deemed illegal under Section 494 of the Indian Penal Code.

The Supreme Court, in its judgment, held that:

1. A Hindu marriage solemnized under Hindu law could only be dissolved on specific grounds laid out in the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955. Conversion to Islam did not automatically dissolve the marriage.
2. A second marriage contracted after conversion without dissolving the first marriage would be considered bigamous and could be punished under Section 494 of the IPC.
3. A man cannot be allowed to exploit religious conversions to justify polygamy. The Court viewed this practice as a misuse of religious freedom guaranteed under Article 25 of the Constitution.

The Court emphasized that the act of converting to Islam with the intention to remarry, without a proper dissolution of the first marriage, would not protect the individual from prosecution for bigamy.

While the judgment did not issue directives for the implementation of a Uniform Civil Code, Justice Kuldip Singh urged the government to consider Article 44 of the Constitution. This case was seen as a significant precedent for the debate on the Uniform Civil Code, addressing conflicts arising from personal laws of different religions.

Justice Kuldip Singh’s remark underscored the need for a uniform civil code for all citizens. Additionally, concerns were raised regarding the status and legitimacy of the second wife and children born from such marriages, which the court clarified were not addressed in this specific case but could be raised in future proceedings.

Aftermath of Sarla Mudgal v. Union of India

Lily Thomas v. Union of India (2000)

• In 2000, the Supreme Court revisited the Sarla Mudgal judgment following a review petition filed by Lily Thomas against it. Thomas argued that the decision violated fundamental rights like the freedom of religion (Articles 20, 21, 25, and 26).
• The Court dismissed the petitioner’s claims, asserting that Sarla Mudgal’s judgment didn’t infringe upon the freedom of conscience or religious practice. It emphasized that religious freedom should not impede upon others’ rights, as enshrined in Article 25.
• Responding to assertions that holding converts liable for polygamy would contradict Islamic law, the Court highlighted Prophet Mohammad’s emphasis on marital purity. It rejected narrow interpretations of Islam, considering it a progressive and respected religion.

Law Commission on Voluntary Legal Declaration of Conversion

• The Law Commission has proposed measures to address loopholes in legislation and strengthen laws on bigamy, including voluntary legal procedures for religious conversion.
• The Commission’s 235th report in 2010 recommended a voluntary declaration process for conversions to avoid legal ambiguities, particularly concerning polygamy.
• The procedure entails submitting a declaration within a month of conversion, mentioning original and converted religions, conversion details, and marital status.
• However, critics argue that this voluntary process may not be effective due to its optional nature and outdated offline format. They suggest compulsory declarations and modernized, possibly online, procedures for enhanced efficiency and accessibility.

Significance of Uniform Civil Code

The Ministry of Law and Justice informed the Supreme Court that directing Parliament to frame a Uniform Civil Code (UCC) is beyond the court’s jurisdiction, urging the dismissal of PILs seeking UCC implementation.

The PILs aimed for uniformity in personal laws governing marriage, divorce, and adoption. The government emphasized that UCC enactment falls under legislative purview, highlighting Article 44 of the Constitution, a Directive Principle advocating for a UCC. Despite past initiatives like the 21st Law Commission’s consultation paper on family law reforms, the UCC remains a policy decision for elected representatives.

A Uniform Civil Code (UCC) envisages a single law applicable to all religious communities concerning personal matters like marriage and inheritance. It’s enshrined in Article 44 of the Constitution, aligning with the nation’s secular democratic principles.

Challenges to its implementation include diverse customary practices among communities and the perception of majoritarianism. However, a UCC promises simplified laws, gender justice, and protection of vulnerable sections. The way forward involves building consensus with social reformers, gradual implementation, and codification of personal laws to uphold constitutional principles.

Conclusion

Sarla Mudgal v. Union of India is a landmark case that highlighted the potential for religious exploitation under personal laws in India. By emphasizing the need for a UCC, the judgment underscored the importance of ensuring justice and equality under a single legal framework that transcends religious boundaries.

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Date: 25th and 26th May, 2025 (Sunday and Monday)
Time: 25th, Sunday (11 AM) and 26th, Monday (7 PM)
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Bonuses

Bonuses worth ₹13,500 are available for attendees!

Who can Attend?

• Senior law students (4th and 5th year, LLM students)
• Working professionals
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• Legal academicians wanting to add a skill-set in their profiles

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About the Organiser

The Centre for Legal Research and Studies (CLRS) is a specialized branch of VidhiAagaz dedicated to legal education and discourse. Our online learning platform is committed to demystifying complex legal concepts and making them accessible to both the general public and legal professionals.

Through training sessions, and dynamic forums, CLRS bridges the gap between academic theory and real-world practice, fostering an environment of active legal discussion and continuous learning.

About the Workshop

In the evolving landscape of arbitration in India, the strategic use of emergency arbitration and interim reliefs has become critical to preserving rights and assets before a final award is rendered. With the proposed 2024 Amendments to the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, altering the scope and timing for judicial intervention under Section 9, legal practitioners must be equipped with the latest procedural insights, refined drafting skills, and comparative legal understanding.

This intensive one-day virtual workshop is designed to provide a practical and comparative understanding of emergency relief mechanisms, focusing on interactive sessions and understanding the real-time effectiveness and enforceability of these awards. It will offer an insight into the key procedural thresholds under Indian law and provide a comparison with leading institutional rules, drawing from global best practices.

Objectives of the Workshop

• To demystify the landscape of emergency arbitration and interim relief in Indian and institutional arbitration.
• To enable participants to draft persuasive and legally sound EA requests and Section 9 petitions.
• To equip practitioners with comparative procedural strategies and simulations for effective representation.
• To engage participants in critical thinking on legislative reforms and their practical consequences.

Workshop Details

• Date: 24^th May 2025
• Duration: 4 hour 30 minutes (9:00 AM – 1:30 PM IST, including breaks).
• Platform: Online, Cisco Webex
• Participants: Limited, allocated on a first-come-first-serve basis.
• Cost: Free to attend;
• E-certificates: Optional available for a nominal fee of 299/-. Attendance in all the sessions are mandatory for certificate.

Workshop Structure

The workshop comprises three interactive sessions, blending lectures, case discussions, and drafting exercises:

Session 1: Navigating Emergency Reliefs in Indian Arbitration

Keynote Speaker: Mr. Akash Gupta | Associate Professor at JGLS; NLS Visiting Faculty | LinkedIn

Time: 9:30 – 10:40 AM

• Emergency and interim reliefs before, during, and after arbitration.
• Deep dive into Section 9 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996.
• Practical implications of the 2024 Draft Amendments: restricting court access to pre-commencement and post-award phases.
• When and how to make strategic decisions between approaching courts and emergency arbitrators.

Session 2: Thresholds & Standards for Interim Relief – An Indian and Global Perspective

Keynote Speaker: Mr. Anish Wadia | Chartered Arbitrator | LinkedIn

Time: 10:45 – 11:45 AM

• Understanding key procedural thresholds:
  • What qualifies as “urgency”?
  • What constitutes “irreparable harm”?
• Comparative insight into institutional arbitration rules (SIAC, ICC, SCC) versus Indian court standards.
• Case-based discussion and interactive Q&A.

Session 3: Drafting Applications for Emergency Arbitrators and Section 9 Petitions

Keynote Speaker: Mr. Aditya Ganju | Partner at AG Chambers | LinkedIn

Time: 12:00 – 01:00 PM

• Drafting Requests for Emergency Arbitration (EA) under leading institutional rules.
• Strategic structuring of Section 9 court petitions with practical samples.
• Common pitfalls and how to align drafting with tribunal or court expectations.

Who Should Attend?

• Law Students interested in arbitration law and legal drafting.
• Young Practitioners and Arbitrators seeking to deepen their emergency relief expertise.
• For those interested in international investment disputes

Key Learning Outcomes

By the end of this workshop, participants will be able to:

• Structure effective EA Requests citing relevant arbitral rules and precedents.
• Frame and argue for urgent interim measures convincingly under Section 9.
• Identify when to approach courts versus arbitral institutions for relief.
• Understand treaty-based arbitration relief standards (for advanced participants interested in ISDS).

Why Attend?

This is more than a theoretical lecture—it’s an opportunity to learn strategic decision-making. With ongoing legal reforms and rising complexities in arbitration practice, this workshop offers the tools and confidence needed to respond swiftly and skilfully in high-stakes disputes.

• Gain hands-on drafting experience with expert feedback.
• Learn from leading arbitrators and international experts.
• Stay ahead of India’s 2024 arbitration reforms.

Registration Details

• To register click on the link at the end of this post.
• The registrations will be closed after spots are filled.

Contact

For more information or queries, Kindly email us at [email protected].

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About the Organisation

The Delhi Corporate Law Council (DCLC) is a council under the Women’s Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (WICCI), a national business chamber working towards enhancing women’s roles in various sectors. DCLC focuses on corporate law initiatives, aiming to foster legal awareness and leadership among women in the legal profession.

The council also undertakes thought leadership campaigns, organizes panel discussions, and drives change through advocacy and policy suggestions. DCLC envisions creating a dynamic network of women legal professionals committed to innovation and inclusivity in corporate law.

About the Opportunity

DCLC is expanding its team and inviting applications from passionate female law students and young legal professionals to join as Council Members for the year 2025. This is a voluntary position with no remuneration, ideal for those looking to contribute to meaningful legal initiatives and grow professionally.

Members will also be encouraged to take up leadership roles within sub-committees, contribute articles for publication, and actively participate in strategy meetings and virtual events. The role offers immense scope for mentorship, visibility, and building lasting professional relationships in the legal field.

Roles and Responsibilities

1. Assist in developing policy frameworks for incentives, tax benefits, and access to finance.
2. Assist in identifying key sectorial issues and propose innovative solutions.
3. Assist to facilitate networking and mentoring for women entrepreneurs and professionals.
4. Assist to organize programs, webinars, and conferences on business growth strategies.
5. Assist to promote knowledge exchange on branding, sales, and market expansion.
6. Assist to engage with other WICCI councils for national and international collaborations.
7. Assist to strengthen women’s representation in media and institutions.
   And many more.

Eligibility Criteria

1. Female law students or law professionals.
2. Strong interest in corporate law and women’s empowerment.
3. Excellent communication and organizational skills.

Location

This role with DCLC offers the flexibility of remote work.

Remuneration

This is a voluntary position; no remuneration will be provided.

How to Apply?

Interested candidates can apply through the following link mentioned at the end of this post.

Application Deadline

May 30, 2025

Contact Information

Email: [email protected]; [email protected].

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About the University

The Maharashtra National Law University, Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar has been established under the Maharashtra National Law University Act, 2014, and is recognized by the BCI. It commenced its operation from March 16, 2017. It is established with the intent of imparting quality legal education, to develop advanced clinical pedagogies and research.

The University also imbibes values of professionalism coupled with various skill sets required for the profession of advocacy.

About Centre for International Corporate and Commercial Law

The Centre for International Corporate and Commercial Laws of MNLU, Aurangabad focuses on the dissemination of the knowledge related to Corporate and Commercial Law prevailing in domestic as well as international arenas and will cover the trends related to it.

It works to bring together the experts in these areas of law to stimulate research and debate in Corporate and Commercial Laws and practice and to strengthen cooperation with other academic centers, international organizations, the legal profession, and fraternity.

About CICCL ‘Call for Blog‘

CICCL welcomes well-researched blogs on a rolling basis. Articles, opinions, case comments, and short remarks on matters related to “International Corporate and Commercial Laws” are welcome.

Themes

• Arbitration
• Banking
• Capital Market and Securities Law
• Company Law
• Contract Law
• Insolvency Law
• Intellectual Property Rights
• Mergers & Acquisitions
• Taxation Law
• Trade Law.
• Any other field related to Commercial Law.

Eligibility

The CICCL Blog, MNLU Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar invites blogs from students, practitioners, researchers, academicians, policymakers and other stakeholders in the legal field.

Submission Guidelines.

• The submission must be an original work of the author, between 1300-1500 words.
• The content must be written in Times New Roman in font size 12 with a line spacing of 1.5.
• Submissions must be made solely in.doc/.docx format.
• The title of the blog should be under 140 characters.
• Co-authorship is allowed for up to two authors.
• All relevant sources must be duly acknowledged. Citations should be incorporated by hyperlinking to the authoritative internet source.
• The maximum limit of plagiarism will be 15%. Submissions exceeding this will not be considered.
• Authors may be asked to make edits based on the suggestions of the Editorial Board.
• The authors shall receive an acknowledgment of the receipt of the article from the Editorial Board.

How to Submit?

All submissions for the CICCL Blog must be made via the link provided at the end of this post. Any submission made via other platforms would be rejected.

Contact

Email: [email protected]

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About The Law Office of Aarzoo Aneja

Ms. Aarzoo Aneja is a practicing advocate and her experience covers a wide range of legal disciplines, including Arbitration, Commercial Law, Civil Law, Criminal Law, Matrimonial Matters, Intellectual Property Rights, and Constitutional Law. Aarzoo’s deep-seated knowledge and versatile skill set enable her to adeptly handle disputes in various sectors, particularly those involving real estate, contracts, debt recovery, insolvency, cyber issues, and more.

About the Internship

This opportunity is best suited for final-year law students who are looking to gain practical experience in legal research and drafting. We are looking for candidates with a strong academic foundation and a demonstrated interest in litigation.

Eligibility

Fourth Year or Final year law students.

Duration

Internships starting May 2025 and rolling forward

Work Timings

10 AM –  08 PM

Skills

Legal research, drafting, attention to detail

Duration

One month

Address

M-54 (GF), Greater Kailash – II, New Delhi – 110048

Application Requirements

• CV
• Writing sample (preferably on a legal topic)
• Send your application to: [email protected] by 12th May 2025

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About National Legal Rights Consortium

The National Legal Rights Consortium is a part of the Women’s Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (WICCI), which is a premier National Business Chamber for Women envisioning Global Impact for Women Entrepreneurs, Businesswomen, and Professionals from all walks of life.

Representing a wide variety of sectors of industry, economy, and society, WICCI actively engages the voice of thousands of women entrepreneurs and professionals.

About the Opportunity

National Legal Rights Consortium, an aegis of NLRC-WICCI invites online applications for the membership of National Council for the term 2024-25. The membership is open to female law luminaries of India with a drive to promote and protect rights in our country.

• Advocating for Legal Rights- The consortium is dedicated to participating in initiatives for reform advocating passionately for the protection and improvement of rights at both the state levels.
• Raising Awareness- As part of our mission the consortium prioritises educating the public about their rights and empowering them to exercise those rights.
• Providing Legal Assistance and Support through a network of community of advocates- Recognising the importance of access, to justice we offer aid and resources to individuals who’re unable to afford services through pro bono services provided by advocates.
• Engaging with Legislators- Our consortium will collaborate with lawmakers and Government agencies in order to influence the creation and amendment of laws that align with principles of justice and uphold rights.
• Monitoring and Reporting- We diligently monitor the landscape for any violations of rights promptly reporting instances of abuse or injustice that come to our attention.

Mode of Membership

Hybrid

Eligibility

• Must be a qualified advocate registered with the Bar Council of India
• Legal professionals with active involvement in the field of law
• Prior experience interning with legal firms, organization, advocates.
• Experience handling social media, public relations, or developing graphics/visual content
• Minimum of 1-2 years of active legal practice or relevant legal work
• This opportunity is only for women.
• Demonstrated interest or emerging expertise in areas such as constitutional law, human rights, or other relevant fields of law
• Ability to engage in legal discussions and advocacy
• Proficiency in legal writing and drafting
• Willingness to take on leadership roles in legal projects
• Keen interest in collaborating with various stakeholders, including lawmakers and government agencies
• Interest or initial experience in community outreach and legal education programs
• Familiarity with or willingness to engage in pro bono legal services
• Basic knowledge of legislative processes and policy-making
• NLRC may prioritize diverse representation in terms of legal specializations, geographical areas, and social backgrounds
• Ability to dedicate sufficient time to NLRC activities, including regular meetings, advocacy work, and community engagement.

Role

As a Member of the Consortium, you play a vital role in furthering our goals and fulfilling our
mandate to serve our stakeholders.

• Working closely with other Consortium leaders like the President and Vice President to develop a unified strategic vision and multi-year roadmap based on our organization’s core mission, values and objectives. As a Member, you will provide your unique ideas, expertise and perspectives to help shape where we are headed and how we will get there.
• Actively collaborating with your fellow Consortium Members to build a highly engaged, solutions-oriented leadership team. This involves clearly defining roles, fostering open communication and debate on key issues, and presenting a unified front to our community.
• Leading targeted community education and outreach efforts in areas connected to the Consortium ‘s mandate. This public-facing work aims to broadly share knowledge and understanding, spotlight best practices, nurture talent and skills development in others, and build inspiration and excitement that energizes people towards personal growth and collective progress.
• Developing specific policy recommendations, incentives proposals, public-private partnership concepts and other tangible ideas to positively move the needle on economic and social matters relevant to our organization’s mission. As a respected community leader, you will interface with appropriate government agencies, industry bodies and other institutions to educate and advocate for implementation of Consortium-approved program concepts at various jurisdictional levels.

As an influential Member of our leadership team, your multifaceted efforts—from strategic planning for the future to hands-on community engagement and high-impact proposal development—are essential to realizing our vision for change and fulfilling our mandate.

How to Apply?

Interested candidates can apply online via the link given at the end of the post.

Tenure

One Year

Last Date to Apply

May 10, 2025

Perks

Certificates will be provided only upon the completion of the entire tenure of one year or subject to that.

Contact

In case of any query, kindly mail to [email protected].

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About the Journal

HPNLU Journal for Disability Studies (JDS) is an annual double-blind peer-reviewed Journal published by the Centre for Studies Related to Persons with Disabilities, Himachal Pradesh National Law University, Shimla. This is one of the flagship journals of Himachal Pradesh National Law University, Shimla.

It has been started with the objective of becoming a formidable instrument in taking the standard of legal and multidisciplinary research in the country up by several notches.

About the Call for Papers

HPNLU Journal for Disability Studies (JDS) is launching the second issue of its annual publication. HPNLU Journal for Disability Studies (JDS) Vol. I. In this regard, submissions, under different categories, are invited from interested faculty members, research scholars, judges, professionals, and students.

Submission Categories

• Articles: 6000-10,000 words.
• Essays & Comments: 4000-6000 words.
• Book Reviews: 3000-4000 words (accompanied by a hard copy of the book).
• Case & Legislative Comments: 4000-6000 words.
• Submissions must be in English, original, and not submitted elsewhere. Co-authorship is allowed up to one co-author.

Formatting Guidelines

• An abstract (250-300 words) outlining novelty and usefulness.
• Times New Roman font (12 pt, 1.5 spacing for text, 10 pt single spacing for footnotes).
• Citations as per the HPNLU-Shimla Citation Style.
• The similarity index must be less than 10%. Submissions with paraphrasing or unacknowledged references will be rejected.

How to Submit?

Submit your manuscript in MS Word format by June 30, 2025, to [email protected] with the subject line: “Submission to HPNLU-JDS-V2 <Title of Contribution>”.

Submission Deadline

June 30, 2025

Contacts

• Dr. Sachin Sharma (Editor): [email protected]
• Varin Sharma (Student Editor): +91 97727 93777
• Aastha Mahesh Saboo (Student Editor): +91 72495 22722
• Himanshu Sharma: +91 8580553767

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Note: [Edited on May 7, 10.13 pm]: The post mentioned May 15th as the deadline to submit the manuscript. After the organisers’ requests, we have now changed it to June 30th.

About Centre for Development of Intellectual Property and Research (CDIPR)

The Centre for Development of Intellectual Property and Research (CDIPR) is a premier institution established as India’s First Non-Governmental Research Organisation dedicated to Intellectual Property Rights (IPRs). Operating under the Naovina Development of Intellectual Property and Research Foundation as a registered Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO), CDIPR is dedicated to promoting and protecting Intellectual Property Rights (IPRs) within India, thereby fostering a conducive environment for innovation and creativity.  

In today’s global landscape, where intellectual property serves as a cornerstone for economic growth, technological advancement and cultural development, CDIPR plays a pivotal role in driving forward-thinking policies, research and education. We are a community, Connecting 2200+ Members & 12,300+ Global Academicians on Intellectual Property Rights. Please visit our website (https://cdipr.ac.in) for more details.

About the Conclave

The South Asian Technology Law Conclave, 2025 is a landmark initiative designed to explore the legal, policy, and ethical dimensions of emerging technologies within the South Asian context. Organised by the Centre for Development of Intellectual Property and Research (CDIPR) in association with the Future of Life Institute (FLI) and Cambridge – Teachers of Tomorrow, this conclave represents the first flagship programme underthe 2nd South Asian Global Intellectual Property Summit 2025.

Amidst accelerating innovation in Artificial Intelligence (AI), Blockchain, Metaverse environments, Quantum Computing, and the Internet of Things (IoT), the regulatory landscape in South Asia remains fragmented and in need of comprehensive discourse.

This conclave seeks to serve as a pioneering platform that brings together legal scholars, technologists, industry leaders, policymakers, and academics to deliberate on the challenges and opportunities these technologies pose.

The event is envisioned as a catalyst for fostering collaboration, driving regional legal harmonization, and laying the groundwork for technology governance rooted in human rights, equity, and digital sovereignty.

Conclave Theme

“Navigating the Future: Technology Law and Policy for a Digital South Asia”

This theme underscores the urgency and relevance of creating legal and policy frameworks that are future-ready, ethically grounded, and sensitive to the diverse social, political, and economic landscapes of South Asia. It aims to promote critical engagement with the transformational impact of digital technologies and advocate for inclusive governance models.

Conclave Overview

Set on the backdrop of South Asia’s rapidly evolving technology ecosystems, the South Asian Technology Law Conclave, 2025 aims to offer a multidimensional approach to understanding and shaping the legal governance of emerging technologies.

As countries in the region adapt to the fourth industrial revolution, the law must evolve to meet new realities concerning data governance, digital identity, online property rights, decentralized finance, and cybersecurity. The conclave will consist of keynote sessions, expert panel discussions, workshops, and paper presentations that critically engage with comparative legal systems, regional integration, and ethical governance.

Delegates will examine the regulatory vacuum in emerging sectors and discuss strategies for building robust, inclusive, and enforceable legal frameworks. As a pivotal event under the umbrella of the 2nd South Asian Global IP Summit 2025, the conclave is committed to fostering policy innovation, academic exchange, and legal foresight across national borders.

Key Focus Areas

1. Legal and Ethical Governance of Artificial Intelligence: Exploration of the legal implications of AI deployment, focusing on liability attribution, transparency, algorithmic fairness, and ethical principles that ensure responsible AI use across sectors.
2. Blockchain Law and Regulatory Compliance in Fintech: Analysis of decentralized finance (DeFi), smart contracts, and crypto-assets. Discussions will explore legal recognition, regulatory inconsistencies, and financial inclusion in the blockchain age.
3. Governance of Immersive Spaces: Metaverse and Virtual Property Rights: Consideration of ownership, rights enforcement, taxation, consumer protection, and jurisdiction in virtual environments such as metaverses, augmented realities, and digital marketplaces.
4. Data Protection and Cross-Border Privacy Challenges: Comparative assessments of data protection laws across South Asia and beyond, with a focus on cross-border data flows, consent architecture, data localization, and regional privacy harmonization.
5. IoT Governance and Liability Frameworks: Evaluation of the regulatory mechanisms for interconnected systems and devices, including discussions on liability in case of failures, cybersecurity obligations, and consumer safety standards.
6. Future of Digital Identity in South Asia: Legal and policy considerations surrounding biometric authentication, digital ID systems, interoperability, access rights, and inclusion, especially in marginalized communities.
7. Building Regional Legal Harmonization for Emerging Tech: Frameworks for collaborative legal standard-setting, addressing differences among national laws, and building joint regulatory platforms for collective oversight of emerging technologies.
8. National Security, Surveillance, and Digital Civil Liberties: Critical discussions on digital surveillance, intelligence regulation, state overreach, privacy rights, and the broader impact of national security measures on civil liberties in the digital age.

International Publication Opportunity

Participants whose papers are selected through peer review will have the opportunity to contribute to an International edited volume titled: “Bytes and Rights: Global Insights on Technology, Media and Cyber Policy, Law and Governance” with International Standard Book Number (ISBN): 978-81-984132-8-4. 

This publication will bring together leading research from across the globe and be distributed internationally to universities, libraries, research centres and policy institutions. It will be indexed and referenced to support future academic and policy research in the field of technology law.

Themes for Paper Submission

Participants are encouraged to submit papers on the following suggested topics, or any other topic that aligns with the broader theme of the conference:

1. Artificial Intelligence and Legal Accountability: Examining frameworks for AI regulation, algorithmic transparency, bias mitigation, and liability attribution in automated decision-making.
2. Blockchain and the Law- Regulating Decentralized Economies: Legal challenges in regulating decentralized finance (DeFi), smart contracts, and crypto-assets across different South Asian jurisdictions.
3. The Metaverse and Virtual Jurisprudence: Legal recognition of virtual spaces, property rights in the metaverse, taxation of digital assets, and consumer protection.
4. Digital Identity and Access to Justice: Impact of biometric and digital ID systems on legal entitlements, privacy, inclusion, and due process in digital governance.
5. Data Protection Laws and Cross-Border Data Transfers: Comparative approaches to data localization, consent architecture, and harmonization of privacy laws within South Asia.
6. Legal Frameworks for the Internet of Things (IoT): Governance, security standards, and liability in IoT ecosystems including smart cities, health tech, and surveillance infrastructure.
7. Technology and Digital Civil Liberties:  Impact of emerging technologies on privacy, freedom of expression, dissent, and democratic oversight in digital governance.
8. Cybersecurity, Cyber Warfare, and International Law: Regional preparedness, attribution of cyber-attacks, sovereignty in cyberspace, and norms under international humanitarian law.
9. Legal Implications of Quantum Computing and Post-Crypto Regulation: Anticipating legal disruptions posed by quantum technology to encryption, security protocols, and financial systems.
10. Platform Governance and Intermediary Liability: Reforms in regulating digital platforms, content moderation, fake news, and legal duties of internet intermediaries.
11. Technology, Labour, and the Future of Work: Legal safeguards for gig economy workers, algorithmic management, remote employment, and workplace surveillance.
12. Ethics and AI in Health Technologies: Legal boundaries in AI-driven diagnostics, patient data use, informed consent, and cross-border telemedicine.
13. South-South Cooperation on Tech Law Harmonization: Prospects for regional legal convergence, shared regulatory sandboxes, and intergovernmental mechanisms.
14. Technology, Environmental Law, and Sustainable Innovation: Role of legal policy in supporting green tech, digital waste regulation, and sustainability standards in innovation.
15. Youth, Law, and Innovation in the Digital Age: Legal empowerment of student innovators, IP protection for digital creators, and youth participation in tech policy-making.

Note: The above topics are suggestive, and submissions on other relevant themes are welcome.

Call for Papers Timeline

• Abstract Submission Deadline: 15th May 2025 – (Abstracts should be between 250–300 words, clearly indicating the research question, methodology and relevance to the conclave themes.)
• Notification of Abstract Selection: 20th May 2025 – (Selected authors will be notified via email and invited to submit full papers.)
• Full Paper Submission Deadline: 25th May 2025 – (Full-length papers should be 3,000–6,000 words and follow the Conclave’s Submission Guidelines.)
• Presentation Confirmation by Authors: 26th May 2025 – (Selected participants must confirm attendance and complete registration.)
• Date of Conclave: 30th May 2025 (Friday)

Mode

Online

Submission Guidelines

Categories

• Research Article: 4,000 to 6,000 words
• Policy Paper / Legislative Analysis: 3,000 to 5,000 words
• Abstract: 250–300 words with 5 keywords

Format and Structure

• Font: Times New Roman
• Body Text: 12pt, Justified Alignment
• Headings: 14pt, Centre Alignment
• Subheadings: 13pt
• Footnotes: 10pt, Left Alignment
• Citation Style: Oxford Standard for the Citation of Legal Authorities (OSCOLA).
• Spacing: 1.5

Abstract

Each submission must include a concise abstract not exceeding 300 words summarising the core ideas of the paper with 5 keywords.

Originality

• Submissions must be entirely original and unpublished.
• Plagiarism should not exceed 10%, and AI-generated content is not allowed. Submissions violating these guidelines will be rejected.

Co-Authorship

Papers may have up to two authors.

Anonymity

All submissions must exclude identifiable information about the author(s).

Review Process

• A two-stage internal review will assess submissions.
• Authors may be required to revise their papers based on feedback regarding content, structure, or formatting.

Why Participate?

• Recognition: Present your research at a prestigious international platform.
• Networking: Connect with global academicians, researchers and professionals.
• Publication: Get published in an internationally recognised book.

Contact Details

For direct communication, email us at: [email protected].

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About Legal Smriti

Legal Smriti is an innovative organization dedicated to providing accessible legal advice and promoting legal rights awareness. Our mission is to bridge the gap between legal professionals and the community through advocacy, outreach, and education. We aim to ensure that legal knowledge is available to all, especially underserved communities.

About the Internship

Are you a law or marketing student eager to gain hands-on experience in the legal field? Would you like to work with a dynamic team focused on legal awareness and community support? If yes, Legal Smriti offers an ideal opportunity to learn, grow, and contribute!

We’re currently seeking motivated Law and Marketing students to join us as interns. This internship is a chance to gain real-world experience and contribute to impactful legal and marketing projects.

What We Offer

Diverse Internship Experience

As an intern, you will be exposed to various activities across both legal and marketing domains. Law students will engage in legal research, document drafting, and client consultations, while marketing students will assist with digital campaigns, social media management, and community outreach. This hands-on experience is valuable for your career development.

Learn from Industry Experts

You’ll have the opportunity to work closely with seasoned legal professionals and marketing experts. Their mentorship will help you build essential skills in both fields and prepare you for future challenges.

Growth and Leadership Opportunities

At Legal Smriti, we foster an environment of continuous learning. You will receive constructive feedback, opportunities to lead projects, and hands-on involvement in initiatives that promote legal awareness and advocacy.

Main Responsibilities

For Law Students

• Conduct legal research and write summaries/articles on relevant topics.
• Draft and review legal documents.
• Assist in legal outreach programs and client consultations.
• Contribute to case summaries and insights for outreach events.

For Marketing Students

• Help create and promote digital marketing campaigns.
• Manage social media content and engagement.
• Support community outreach initiatives.
• Organize promotional events to raise legal awareness.

Eligibility & Application

This internship is open to undergraduate and postgraduate students in Law or Marketing. A strong interest in law, marketing, or social media will make you a good fit. We welcome applications from across India.

Internship Details

• Number of Interns: 30+
• Location: Hyderabad (Offline) and Remote (Online)
• Work Timings: 11 AM to 4 PM
• Duration: 6 to 18 weeks
• Stipend: Performance-based

How to Apply?

To apply, please fill out the online application form mentioned at the end of this post. Be sure to include your resume and a cover letter explaining your interest and how your skills align with our program.

Why Intern with Legal Smriti?

This internship offers more than just professional experience; it’s an opportunity to contribute to a cause. By joining Legal Smriti, you’ll be part of a team dedicated to improving access to legal services. Whether you’re a law student applying your academic knowledge in a practical setting or a marketing student refining your skills, this internship provides invaluable learning experiences.

You’ll gain mentorship, build a professional network, and have a lasting impact on the community while advancing your career.

Contact

Phone: 9666005045

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About The School of Law, Manav Rachna University

Manav Rachna University (MRU) is committed to developing competent legal professionals through national and international legal education. The School of Law has been recognized among the Top 25 Private Law Colleges in the North Zone and Top 90 Law Colleges in India by Business World (2022), also ranked India’s No. 1 Law School of Excellence by GHRDC, 2023.

Comprehensive Legal Education

The School of Law integrates theoretical and practical learning, ensuring students gain expertise in various legal domains. With evolving legal landscapes influenced by technology and globalization, MRU equips students to meet contemporary challenges through experiential learning, case studies, and moot courts.

Programs at the School of Law, Manav Rachna University

LLB (Hons) – A Gateway to Legal Excellence

The three-year LLB (Hons) program, open to graduates from all disciplines, is approved by the Bar Council of India (BCI) and UGC. Key features include:

• Faculty from NLUs, JNU, and foreign universities.
• ‘Learning by Doing’ approach with experiential learning.
• Research centers such as the Centre for Corporate Law and ADR and the Centre for Environmental Laws and Climate Change.
• Strong industry linkages for internships and placements.
• Clinical Legal Education and professional training.

BA LLB (Hons) – A Fusion of Liberal Arts and Law

The five-year BA LLB (Hons) program integrates subjects like Political Science, Sociology, and International Law with legal studies. The course structure combines classroom learning with mock court drills, case studies, and internships. Specializations include Crime & Criminology, Constitutional Law, and AI & Law.

BBA LLB (Hons) – Bridging Business and Law

The five-year BBA LLB (Hons) program blends law and business administration, covering subjects like corporate law, taxation, and contract law. Graduates can pursue careers in corporate law firms, business consultancies, and regulatory bodies. The curriculum includes classroom teaching, case studies, and mock trials, ensuring a well-rounded legal education. Specializations include Corporate Law, Business Law, and Intellectual Property Right Law.

LLM Programs – Advanced Legal Studies

MRU offers LLM programs with specializations in:

• Criminal Law
• Corporate Law
• Commercial Arbitration
• Constitutional Law
• Intellectual Property Rights (IPR)

These programs enhance legal expertise, research skills, and career opportunities in academia, litigation, and policymaking.

Industry Integration & Global Exposure

MRU collaborates with global institutions for student exchange programs and has an esteemed Advisory Board comprising Supreme Court and High Court Judges, Senior Advocates, and Law Firm Partners.

The Centre for Public Policy, Law, and Governance fosters interdisciplinary research, policy analysis, and legal scholarship to address contemporary governance challenges.

Moot Court, Law Library, and Research Facilities

MRU houses the Sri Ratan Lal Lahoti Memorial Law Library, offering extensive physical and digital legal resources. The Moot Court refines advocacy skills, preparing students for real-world legal scenarios.

The School of Law, Manav Rachna University proudly conducts the Justice R.C. Lahoti Memorial Moot Court Competition, providing aspiring legal professionals with a prestigious platform to engage in rigorous legal debates, and gain hands-on experience in courtroom proceedings. Distinguished legal professionals conduct workshops and guest lectures to enhance learning.

Law Advisory Board – Guiding Excellence

The Law Advisory Board at MRU comprises eminent legal professionals providing strategic direction to the School of Law. Their guidance ensures the curriculum remains industry-relevant and aligned with legal advancements.

Why Choose MRU’s School of Law?

• Ranked among the top law institutions in India.
• Approved by BCI and UGC.
• Experiential learning and interdisciplinary approach.
• Access to premier law research centers.
• Global collaborations and student exchange programs.
• Cutting-edge infrastructure with modern moot courts and legal research facilities.

The School of Law at Manav Rachna University stands as a dynamic hub for legal education. With an innovative curriculum, industry collaborations, and global exposure, MRU prepares students for successful careers in corporate law, litigation, judiciary services, and legal research.

Click here to apply for admissions at The School of Law at Manav Rachna University.

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About Sports Authority of India (SAI)

Sports Authority of India is an autonomous body under the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, dedicated to the development and promotion of sports across the country.

Sports Authority of India leads various high-performance training initiatives, infrastructure development, and sports policy implementation to elevate India’s global sporting presence.

About the Opportunity

Sports Authority of India is inviting applications for the role of Young Professional.

Number of Vacancies

35

Eligibility Criteria

• Law graduates (LL.B.) are eligible with either post-graduation or relevant diploma/certification in sports management and required years of experience
• Must have 1-2 years of relevant work experience depending on qualification

Salary

₹50,000 to ₹70,000 per month (consolidated)

How to Apply?

Click on the link provided below to read the instructions for applying.

Application Deadline

May 10, 2025

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About Law Audience

Law Audience® is an online legal platform which is aimed at spreading the legal education and other opportunities related to the field of law among the legal audience as much as possible. It was introduced on 25th of June 2018.

Theme

“IP Licensing in the Digital Age”.

The digital economy is transforming IP licensing practices. There’s an increasing reliance on blockchain technology to manage and enforce licensing agreements, ensuring transparency and security. Additionally, the rise of AI-generated content is prompting discussions on new licensing models to accommodate these creations

About Speaker

Isha Sharma, Founder & Director at Trayambak Overseas Pvt. Ltd & Vaidroit: Isha Sharma (B.Tech, M.tech, LLB, PG Diploma in IPR), is Founder & Director at Trayambak Overseas Pvt. Ltd). She is also a certified Patent Agent since 2013.  She has conducted various workshops and delivered various lectures on Intellectual Property at various prestigious and well-known institutes such as IIT, Patna, Geeta Law College, Panipat, IIPTA, Delhi, NITIE, Mumbai and JIMS, Delhi. Many educational & other professional institutes have invited Isha Sharma as a Speaker at various conferences, seminars & webinars.

Isha Sharma has a vast experience in the field of Intellectual Property such as in Patentability Search, knock out Patentability Search, Infringement Search/Clearance/Freedom to Operate Search, Validity Search/Invalidity search, Infringement or Non-Infringement Search, State of the Art Search, Technology Landscape studies, Patent Watch Search, Patent Prosecution and Patent Drafting etc.

Eligibility

1. It shall be an online event
2. It is open for Students, Lawyers, Research Scholars, Teachers, Judges, Professionals and Academicians or for anyone who is interested in topic of the Webinar

Timings & Date

• Date: 10^th May 2025
• Timings: 11:00 AM onwards

Venues

Microsoft Teams

Meeting Link

The meeting link will be provided directly in the WhatsApp Group before 10 Minutes or at your registered email id(s). You may join the WhatsApp Group to receive the meeting link.

Registration Fee(S)

• 150 Indian Rupees
• Participants outside India: 10$ USD dollars

Note: Registration fee is not refundable at any cost unless the event is cancelled by the organizer.

E-Certificate(S)

E-certificate will be given to all the registered participants (subjected to the norms of attendance as mentioned in this official notification) you must upload a screenshot of payment while filling up the registration form. E-certificate will be emailed within 24 hours after the end of the Webinar Session.

Note: E-certificate will be given only if you join the session. If you pay the registration fee but do not join the webinar session even in that case fee is not refundable and no e-certificate will be given.

Payment Details

• GooglePay: 8351033361 or
• Paytm: 8351033361 or
• UPI ID: varunjaswal.jaswal66@oksbi; or
• International Participants can paypal at [email protected].

Bank Account Details

• Account Holder Name: Mr. Varun Kumar,
• Bank Name: State Bank of India (SBI),
• Branch: SBI Jandpur.
• Account No: 35216614509,
• IFSC Code: SBIN0063858,

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Attendance

No separate link will be provided for the purpose of marking attendance of the participants(s). You just must join the Meeting from the same name as mentioned on the Registration Form. If your name on the account is something else, then re-name it before joining the Meeting.

Registration Link

Participants can register for this webinar session only through Google Form mentioned at the end of this post. No other mode of registration is acceptable.

Requirements to Join the Webinar:

1. Laptop/Mobile/Personal Computer (PC or Desktop).
2. High Speed Internet Connection.
3. Follow us on YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram.
4. YouTube Channel:  https://www.youtube.com/lawaudience.
5. Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/lawaudience/.
6. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lawaudienceofficial/.
7. Twitter: https://twitter.com/audience_law.

Important Instructions/Terms & Conditions:

• The participants are requested to maintain the dignity of the webinar session.
• The participants will be muted upon entry.
• The video of all the participants will be turned off upon entry but participants can change this during the meeting.
• If you choose to turn on your video during the meeting, then make sure that you behave in good manner. You must be seated in good posture & must be well dressed. If we found you sitting in an inappropriate manner such as lying on bed etc, then we’ll remove you from the meeting immediately.
• At the end of the webinar, you can ask your questions by commenting in the Chat Box or by using raise your hand option from the Application itself.
• If you misbehave during the meeting with the Speaker or Host or with any attendee, then strict action will be taken against you as per the law for the time being in force.  
• The Webinar Session may be recorded also.
• No material such as PPT or recording will be provided to the participants.
• Recorded session may be uploaded on our YouTube channel.
• Law Audience reserves all the rights relating to postponement, preponement and cancellation of the Webinar Session due to any circumstance or issue.  
• If there’s any amendment in T&C of the Webinar Session, then we’ll inform you in advance.

Contact

Mr. Varun Kumar, Founder & Owner, Law Audience: +91-8351033361; [email protected], [email protected].  

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About AZB & Partners

AZB & Partners was founded in 2004 with a clear purpose to provide reliable, practical and full-service advice to clients, across all sectors. Having grown steadily since its inception, AZB & Partners now has offices across Mumbai, Delhi, Bangalore, Chennai and Pune.

We have an accomplished and driven team of 600+ lawyers committed to delivering best-in-class legal solutions to help clients achieve their objectives.

About the Opportunity

The Direct Tax Litigation team at AZB & Partners is calling for applications for a junior associate position (PQE 0 – 1 year).

Eligibility Criteria

PQE of 0 to 1 year minimum.

How to Apply?

Interested candidates may send their resume along with a cover letter and a writing sample at [email protected] with the subject line “Application for Junior Associate Position – PQE ____”.

Application Deadline

Please note that only the applications received at this email address by May 31, 2025 and which meet the specific PQE requirement will be considered.

Location

Delhi.

Contact Information

For any queries, please contact at +91 22 40729999.

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About ULegal Law Office

ULegal Law Office, based in Chennai, is led by partners with over 30 years of experience across corporate, construction, criminal, labor, transactional, and family law. With a team of dedicated professionals, the firm handles diverse mandates both in India and internationally.

About the Opportunity

ULegal Law Office is inviting applications for the role of interns for the duration of 3 to 6 months.

Mode of Internship

Fully Online / Remote

Eligibility Criteria

Law students in:

• 4th or 5th year (5-year course)
• 3rd year (3-year course)
• Recent law graduates
• Strong analytical, research, and native-level English drafting skills

Stipend

INR 7,500 per month

How to Apply?

Submit the following to [email protected]:

1. Cover Letter (max. 250 words)
2. CV (strictly 1 page)
3. Article titled: “The legality and requirements for Variations under Construction Law in India”
   ▪️ Word Count: 2000 words (excluding OSCOLA-style references)
   ▪️ High importance to structure, formatting, grammar & presentation

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About The Society For Constitutional Law Discussion

The Society For Constitutional Law Discussion (TSCLD) invites applications from enthusiastic and dedicated law students to join our Editorial Team for the Academic Year 2025-26.

This is an exceptional opportunity to contribute to a vibrant platform for legal scholarship, engage with cutting-edge constitutional discourse, and gain invaluable experience in academic publishing.

The Society For Constitutional Law Discussion (TSCLD) is a student-run organisation committed to fostering critical engagement with Constitutional Law. Through our blog, journal, and various academic initiatives, we aim to provide a platform for insightful analysis, rigorous debate, and the dissemination of high-quality legal scholarship.

Our blog has been featured among the Top Constitutional Law Blogs in India by Feedspot. APAC Insider magazine has acknowledged TSCLD as one of the most impactful initiatives in the field of constitutional law.

Work Description

We are currently recruiting for the following Editor positions:

1. Managing Editor (Only for Fifth-Year Students):
   • Responsibilities: The Managing Editors (MEs) will be required to oversee specific sections or publications of TSCLD. They will also be required to manage a team of Senior Associate and Associate Editors. In this capacity, ME shall ensure the timely and high-quality publication of assigned content and contribute to the strategic direction of TSCLD’s publications and any other responsibilities assigned by the Core Team of TSCLD.
   • Eligibility: Students currently in their fifth year of law study with demonstrated leadership skills, strong editorial judgment, and prior experience in academic writing or editing.
2. Senior Associate Editor:
   • Responsibilities: The Senior Associate Editors (SAEs) will play a vital role in shaping the quality of TSCLD’s publications. They will be deeply involved in reviewing submitted manuscripts, offering insightful and constructive feedback to authors to help them refine their work. SAEs will collaborate closely with Associate Editors and report to the Managing Editors, contributing their expertise to ensure the intellectual rigour and clarity of our content. They will also contribute to developing TSCLD’s editorial guidelines, drawing on their experience to maintain our high standards.
   • Eligibility: Law students in their third to fifth years, with strong analytical and critical thinking skills, excellent writing and editing abilities, and a solid understanding of Constitutional Law. Prior editorial experience is highly desirable.
3. Associate Editor:
   • Responsibilities: The Associate Editors (AEs) will be the backbone of our editorial process, carefully examining submitted manuscripts to ensure they are clear, accurate, and adhere to TSCLD’s editorial standards. They will provide helpful and constructive feedback to authors, playing a key role in the development of their work. AEs will work collaboratively with Senior Associate Editors while contributing their own keen eye for detail to the review process.
   • Eligibility: Law students in their second to fifth years with a keen eye for detail, a strong command of language, and a demonstrated interest in Constitutional Law.
4. Technical Editor:
   • Responsibilities: Focusing on the technical aspects of TSCLD’s online publications, including formatting, citation style consistency, and website management support (as needed).
   • Eligibility: Law students with strong technical skills, familiarity with online publishing platforms, and meticulous attention to detail. Knowledge of citation style is essential.

Why Join the TSCLD Editorial Team?

TSCLD recognises the valuable contributions of our current Editorial Team members from the Academic Year 2024-25. Dedicated and high-performing editors from the previous year will be given preferential consideration for roles with increased responsibility within the new Editorial Team, commensurate with their experience and performance. Please clearly indicate your previous role and contributions in your application.

How to Apply?

Interested candidates can fill out the Google form attached at the end of the post.

Deadline

The last date for submission of the application is 10th May 2025 (until 11:59 PM).

Contact

For any queries, please feel free to contact us at internship[at]tscld.com

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The Society for Constitutional Law Discussion is inviting applications for Editors from Students to join the editorial board.

About TSCLD

The Society for Constitutional Law Discussion (TSCLD) was established by the students of Chanakya National Law University, Patna, with a vision to provide a platform for public discourse and deliberation vis-a-vis Constitutional Law.

The Society, through its E-Magazine and Blog, intends to serve as a platform for students, academicians, and practitioners to engage in constitutional law discussion and writing. The Constitution gives us the first and last hope for rights, liabilities, and justice. The TSCLD provides a platform where you can write and express your opinion on different issues related to Constitutional Law fearlessly.

About the Opportunity

The Associate Editors would be responsible for managing specific content categories on the blog, assisting with the editing and proofreading of all blog content, and performing the preliminary editing wherever it is required.

Roles and Responsibilities

• Identifying topics and themes for blog posts within their content category;
• Reviewing and editing blog posts submitted by other contributors;
• Ensuring that all blog content adheres to the blog’s editorial style guide;
• Checking that the endnotes are in adherence to the prescribed citation manual;
• Contributing original blog posts as and when needed.

Number of Vacancies

2 (Two)

Eligibility Criteria

Students from the 2nd year onwards in the 5-year Integrated Law Programme and the 1st year onwards for the 3-year LLB program enrolled in any Bar Council-approved institution can apply for the post of Associate Editors.

How to Apply?

• Interested candidates can apply through the link provided at the end of the post.
• All applicants must submit their CV (only in PDF form) along with a statement of purpose (SOP) outlining their interest in the blog and their qualifications for the position through the Google form given below. This shall also include original links to 2-4 work samples that the applicant has authored (published/unpublished)

Application Deadline

The last date for submission of applications is October 03, 2023 however, a selection will be
made when we get a suitable candidate at the earliest.

Contact Information

In case of any queries, please contact

• Mr Ayush Kumar at [email protected] / +91-7480830235
• Email: [email protected]

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About the Organisation

Gurcaran Divya Law Offices is an esteemed boutique law firm that proudly upholds the legacy of J. S. Arora & Co., a firm established in 1977 by the visionary J. S. Arora. The firm specializes in diverse legal domains, offering high-quality legal solutions with a strong commitment to excellence.

About the Opportunity

GDLO is inviting applications for a long-term legal internship with its team in hybrid mode.

Mode of Internship

Hybrid – The Applicant must be physically present in Delhi NCR for the duration

Eligibility Criteria

• Law students graduating in 2027
• Strong legal research skills
• Decent drafting abilities
• Prior experience with corporate law firms

Stipend

As per industry standards

How to Apply?

Interested candidates may apply by emailing their CV to [email protected].

Application Deadline

May 15, 2025

Location

Delhi NCR

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Matter Entertainment has opened up applications for the position of legal associate to work with them at their Mumbai office.

About Matter Entertainment

Matter Entertainment is an entertainment and content production company. We work with leading creative talent across the realms of direction, screenwriting and publishing to create entertainment for the global Indian audience.

In addition to talent management, we offer integrated capabilities of content curation, development and full-scale production as well.

About the Opportunity

We at Matter Entertainment are looking for a talented Legal Associate to join our dynamic in-house legal team based in Mumbai!

The role involves managing, reviewing, and negotiating a wide range of legal agreements related to talent engagements, production, brand endorsements, commercial transactions, etc., in the entertainment industry.

The ideal candidate will possess strong expertise in Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) law and a solid understanding of the entertainment sector’s legal landscape. This is a dynamic, fast-paced role suited for someone adept at handling multiple complex transactions.

Roles and Responsibilities

• Draft, review, negotiate, and finalise contracts related to talent engagements, production, distribution, licensing, brand endorsements, media appearances, and intellectual property rights.
• Collaborate with clients, production teams, talent, external counsel, and internal teams to ensure timely closure of contracts.
• Identify and mitigate legal risks in contracts, providing actionable legal guidance.
• Offer legal support on copyright, trademark, and other IPR matters, ensuring compliance with relevant laws.
• Stay informed on developments in entertainment law and IPR legislation, implementing necessary updates to internal practices.
• Assist in due diligence, legal research, and other legal projects as required.

Eligibility Criteria

• Law degree (LLB) from a recognised institution; Bar Council of India enrolment preferred.
• 1-2 years of experience, ideally in media, entertainment, and intellectual property law.
• Expertise in IPR, including copyright, trademarks, licensing agreements, and distribution contracts.
• Strong drafting, negotiation, legal writing, and research skills with attention to detail.
• Ability to manage multiple projects and deadlines in a fast-paced environment.
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills with the ability to collaborate effectively.
• Genuine interest in the entertainment industry and its evolving legal landscape.
• Knowledge of regulatory frameworks governing media, entertainment, and IPR in India and internationally.

How to Apply?

If you’re interested, please send your CV and cover letter to [email protected].

Location

Mumbai.

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How will this Workshop Help You?

In just two intensive days (with the flexibility to attend one or both days), you’ll gain hands-on courtroom strategies, master the essentials of drafting a plaint and a complaint, and uncover a clear path to establishing yourself as an independent litigator. Begin your journey toward becoming a confident and self-reliant legal professional today!

You will learn these important skills from industry experts (renowned civil and criminal advocates):

• Gain knowledge of the Civil Procedure Code, including the structure of a plaint, rules for filing, and the steps involved in a civil suit.
• Crafting a legal strategy based on the facts and laws, ensuring the right causes of action and legal arguments are presented in the document.
• Understanding when and how to apply for interim reliefs, temporary injunctions, or restraining orders, and drafting appropriate applications.
• Understanding how to structure legal documents effectively, ensuring that each section is well-organized, including facts, relief sought, grounds, and verification.

LITIGATION LAB: Each day, you will engage in hands-on activities, learning by actually drafting and practicing alongside the faculty!

At the end of each day, you’ll have an opportunity to register for our “Becoming an Independent Litigator” at a special scholarships and bonuses worth Rs. 5000-8,000/- applicable only for the attendees of the workshop!

About Lawctopus Law School

Lawctopus Law School (LLS), started in 2020 as a sister concern of the 14-year-old portal ‘Lawctopus’ (launched in 2010) by NUJS Kolkata graduates, has taught a wide range of practical skills to over 20,000 young lawyers and law students.

Our course developers and faculty come from the best law colleges, such as NLSIU Bangalore and NUJS Kolkata, as well as Harvard Law School and the University of Cambridge. They also work with top law firms like Khaitan & Co., Trilegal, Luthra & Luthra, and Paras Kuhad. Our faculty are experts who have been there and done that!

Our founders are TEDx speakers, BW Legal 30 Under 30, and 40 Under 40 winners, and have keynoted at various fora. LLS has conducted workshops for Manipal Bangalore, PES University Bangalore, Kingston Kolkata, Mar Gregorios Chennai, and our faculty continue to be sought-after trainers.

Structure of the Workshop

Day 1, May 19, Monday : Understanding Civil Proceedings: Theory to Practice

7 PM-7:10 PM

• Welcome and introduction to the 3-Day Workshop
• Introduction to Lawctopus Law School

7:10 PM-8:30 PM

Understanding the Statutes (CPC, Evidence Act)

• CPC Overview: Key sections, jurisdiction, filing suits, court roles
• Evidence Act: Types of evidence, relevance, burden of proof, witness examination

Understanding the Court Procedure

• Court Structure & Jurisdiction: Types of courts, civil vs criminal
• Brief on Litigation Stages: Filing, trial, judgment, appeals

Introduction to Essential Documents

• Understand the purpose and structure of: 
  •  Legal Notice, Plaint, Written Statement, Affidavit.
  • Introduction to various types of drafts 

Learn to navigate through the E-Court Website

• Understand how to track cases, read cause lists, etc 
• Introduction to the e-filing portal. 

Bonus Handouts

• Bonus Handout 1: Reading material on Notice  
• Bonus Handout 2: Sample Draft of Notice 
• Bonus Handout 3: Video Recording of the workshop 

8:30 PM-9:00 PM

<Bonus Registration Opportunity 1>

1. Register for our 6-Month Long Course ‘Becoming an Independent Litigator’ with a scholarship of Rs. 5,000/-
2. Get a free self-paced course on ‘Online Dispute Resolution’ worth Rs. 2800/-

Day 2, May 20, Tuesday: Understanding Criminal Proceedings: Theory to Practice

Introduction to Criminal Proceedings and Drafting of Complaint u/s 138 of NI Act.

7 PM-7:10 PM

• Welcome and introduction to the 3-Day Workshop
• Introduction to Lawctopus Law School

7:10 PM-8:30 PM

Understanding Court Procedure

• Overview of CrPC, case stages, roles of police, lawyers
• Discuss in brief concepts of bail, remand and arrest

Introduction to Various Drafts

• Drafting of Complaint u/s 138 of NI Act .
• Understand the concept of legally enforceable debt
• Introduction to Demand Notice.

Bonus Handouts

• Bonus Handout 4: Sample Draft of Complaint u/s 138 of NI Act
• Bonus Handout 5: List of important case laws on bail

8:30 PM-9:00 PM:

<Bonus Registration Opportunity 2>

1. Register for our 6-Month Long Course ‘Becoming an Independent Litigator’ with a scholarship of Rs. 5,000/-
2. Get a free self-paced course on ‘Online Dispute Resolution’ worth Rs. 2800/-

Who can Attend?

• Young Lawyers interested to become independent and start their practice
• Law students who want to pursue litigation
• Professionals who want to switch from the corporate field to the litigation
• Independent Litigators who wish to grow their practice
• Legal academicians wanting to add a skill set to their profiles

What Will You Gain?

• Spend 2 days (or 1 and/or 2) of wholesome learning. 
• Learn the practical skills to excel in the courtroom
• Gain a solid understanding of civil and criminal procedures
• Understand criminal procedures, how to start a legal practice, and strategies for acquiring and growing clients.
• Learn key statutes (CPC, Evidence Act), court procedures, and essential drafting skills (legal notices, plaints, written statements).
• Gain skills in drafting interim applications, marketing their practice, and expanding their business.
• Take advantage of the <Bonus Registration Opportunity> to register for our course.

Details of the 2-Day Long Workshop

• Date: May 19th, 2oth 
• Note: You can join for Day 1 and/or Day 2 only too.
• Time: 7 PM-9:00 PM on all days
• Platform: Zoom 
• Registration Fee: Rs. 190/-

Meet your Experts

Why do we offer these scholarships during workshops?

There are 2 reasons for this.

First, to give you a taste of our courses and encourage you to register for them with special scholarships and bonuses.

Second, most of us work well under deadlines and with incentives, and offering scholarships for a specific duration works well for those who are undecided. Want to avail these bonuses before attending the workshop?

Email us at [email protected] with the subject line ‘Litigation Workshop Bonus’, and we’ll let you know the process.

About Juris Centre

Juris Centre is a comprehensive news analysis portal. It is a one stop destination for lawyers, students and other professionals to read and stay updated. We provide you with razor-sharp articles on legal, social and policy-related issues of national and international importance.

We are providing internship opportunities to law students and young professionals who are interested in building research capabilities, getting published and editing. A 21^st century professional cannot survive without networking. These internships are the right platform to build strong professional connections from the comfort of your home.

Eligibility

The following persons are eligible:

1. Undergraduate and postgraduate law students.
2. Students pursuing PhD programme in law.
3. Advocates and other professionals.

Perks

• Internship certificate on successful completion.
• Due credit for articles, i.e., publication along with name/designation of author(s).
• Top interns will be appointed as Editors.
• Get recognized for your ideas.
• Networking opportunities.

Nature of Internship and Duties

Primary Duty: Legal Research and Article Writing.

• One topic will be allotted to you after discussion. Your recommendation will be given preference.
• You will start writing on your topic. You will send it to us from time to time for correction and recommendations until it is fit for publication.
• This article will be published on our website along with your name and designation, giving you proper credits for your hard work.
• Work will take 1-2 hours of your time per day. Weekends will be off.
• Continuous support will be provided to interns.
• Certificate(s) will be digitally issued on successful completion of internship.

Location

It is a work from home (online) internship. All communication will be via email and WhatsApp only. Digital certificate(s) will be provided to candidates on successful completion of internship.

Number of Vacancies

Six (6) interns are required.

Duration

June internship shall commence on Monday 2nd June and it will be concluded on 30^th of June.

Application Procedure

Internship aspirants should send their CV to Juris Centre via email.

Email ID: [email protected]

Subject of your email should be “Internship Application: June 2025”. If you wish to intern in any other month, kindly mention that month in the subject.

Selected candidates will get a reply within 72 hours. We might not be able to reply to everyone due to large number of applications. Kindly do not send repeated reminders about your application.

Please note that selected candidates will be required to pay a small registration fee of INR 349 that goes towards guidance provided to them and maintenance of the website.

Contact

• E-mail: [email protected]
• WhatsApp: +(91) 9667817179 [Please do not call on the WhatsApp number].

Click here to access the website.

Disclaimer: Charging money from students for internships or from job applicants is an unethical practice and can lead to blacklisting. Facing concerns? Please email us at [email protected]