CONTENT

1. Messages

a. From Placement Desk 2

b. From Founder President 3

c. From Justice G.S. Sistani 4

d. From 5

e. From R.N. Karanjawala 6

f. From Mr. Sachit Jolly

2. Amity Law School, Delhi 7

3. Faculty 8 - 9

4. Curriculum 10 - 11

5. College Guest 12

6. Infrastructure 13

7. Batch - 2013, An Introduction 14 - 17

8. Batch Achievements 18

9. Batch Initiatives 19

10. Student's Profile 20 - 36

11. Recruitment Process 37

12. Past Recruiters / Internships 38

13. Recruiter’s Response Form 40

14. Thanks Letter 42

Director ALSD

Dear Recruiter,

Thanks.

Amity Law School, Delhi is among top ten Law Schools of the Country. It has a high reputation of producing lawyers who have been warmly accepted in legal fraternity by way of internships, placement, and summer trainings etc. and hence have legally and socially provided assistance to various organizations in realizing their goals. The students have also brought laurels to the institutions in various activities like debates, quizzes, Model United Nations and other co-curricular and extracurricular events. Many of those who have graduated have gone on to earn post graduate degrees from prestigious institutions like Oxford, Cambridge, London School of Economics etc. and found excellent placements in in distinguish law firms at home and abroad.

This all have been attained with the help of a dedicated and highly qualified faculties and staff, ultramodern facilities and with continuous exposure to several enlightening and eye-opening guest lectures, conferences, seminars, workshops. Amity Law School, Delhi, has always been providing a very good platform for law students to develop their advocacy skills by hosting the National Moot Court Competition every year.

We wish the outgoing students every success in their future assignments and hope that they will always try to uphold the reputation of Amity Law School in their future endeavors.

We warmly welcome all prospective recruiters to ALS (D) Recruitment Program and wish that these would be some of the brightest minds that will be found in future legal fraternity.

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Since our students are on final stepping-stone and are ready to face the world, we would like to vehemently congratulate them as they have achieved this due to their conscious efforts, consistent and unwavering dedication with high zeal and zest. We are confident that due to their brilliant and consistent performance and with laurels and credentials that they have achieved during their academics they will carve out a niche for themselves in today's fiercely competitive world. We wish them all the happiness and success for upcoming placement season, and sincerely believe that a day will come when they will bask in glory & make us proud by their high performances.

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It is a matter of great pride for me to know that the Tenth batch of my students from Amity Law School (ALS), Delhi is all set to graduate and take wings into the field of law.

I am happy to see that during their five years stay with us, these students have actively participated in Moot Court Competitions, Conferences, Seminars and other extra-curricular activities inherently important in a law school.

Apart from their regular participation with much fervor and gusto, they have also kept the ALS flag flying high by winning laurels both in India and overseas through exhibition of their talent, vast knowledge and excellent communication skills. It is most pleasing and enriching to see the level of dedication and commitment these students have demonstrated in absorbing all the facets of law. The extent of initiative, team work and enthusiasm possessed by them towards all activities concerning the Law School is exemplary.

It is due to their readiness to work hard, boundless urge to learn and to integrate in any situation that our students have been most sought after by most renowned law firms of the country, offering them to undergo internship training with them and enabling them to get guidance, motivation and support from experienced lawyers. Such efforts on the part of these law firms brought about the desired results and our students have made them feel proud with their contribution.

We have also been extremely privileged to be patronized by the support of several Hon’ble Judges of the judicial fraternity who with great urge have guided us for the growth of the institution over the years and we hope to enjoy their extended guidance also in future. I am extremely grateful to the torch-bearers in the arena of law for their advice and valuable counseling to the students which has immensely aided in shaping the Amity Law School and its becoming one of the top Ten Law Schools of the country.

I congratulate our worthy Director of Amity Law School - Prof. M.K. Balachandaran and his most capable faculty for putting in their untiring efforts for achieving and maintaining such high standards of quality as well as merit.

I strongly believe that our students shall serve this noble profession with the highest levels of honesty and sincerity in consonance with the aims, mission and philosophy of the Amity group of Institutions.

My blessings and good wishes would always remain with the students for reaching the pinnacle of success in their professional career.

Dr Ashok K. ChauhanPresident, Amity Law School & Founder President

Ritnand Balved Education Foundation(The Foundation of Amity Institutions and

the sponsoring body of Amity Universities)

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Our students have participated and have tasted success at various moot court competitions at both the national as well as international levels. They have also bagged prestigious internships with various national law firms, corporate houses, research institutions and with the judiciary on their own merit and the work experience garnered by them through such institutions has equipped them with the necessary skill sets required to tackle the challenges and different circumstances that they will eventually have to face at the workplace.

It is my honest belief that the emphasis given by Amity Law School, Delhi on all round development has aided the students greatly by moulding them into conscientious citizens, dedicated individuals and most importantly industrious workers who also possess a sound knowledge in the field of law. This progress has also been facilitated by the brilliant examples set by the former students of the college who've built a reputation for themselves in their respective domain and are doing remarkably well today, making us immensely proud of our alumni. I sincerely reckon that given an opportunity, the students of this batch shall prove to be an indispensable asset to any organization where they're absorbed and shall strive towards contributing positively and fruitfully to the growth of that establishment as well as of the legal industry at large.

Prof. M.K. BalachandranDirectorAmity Law School, Delhi

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I think all of you have been fortunate to study at Amity because in my view it provides a good blend of the kind of skills that one requires to make a success of oneself in the profession. I can say this from personal observation not only by observing members within my family but also children of friends who have also all studied at Amity.

With warm regards and best of luck for the future.

R.N. KARANJAWALA

Managing Partner

Karanjawala & Co,

I am delighted to learn that Amity Law School under the able guidance of Prof. M.K. Balachandran is coming out with its annual placement brochure. As an alumnus of this great institution, I can vouch for the high levels of professionalism and education which Amity imparts to its students. From my limited interaction with the current batch graduating from Amity, I can assure everyone that they are adept in handling diverse legal issues with aplomb. I wish all the success to Amity and its students.

Sachit Jolly[Head – Direct Tax]Vaish Associates Advocates

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AMITY LAW SCHOOL DELHIAmity Law School Delhi (ALSD) has the unique distinction of being the first Law School in Delhi to start a 5 year integrated BA, LL.B. (H.) programme in 1999 and is now entering its 14th year of imparting excellence in legal education. The school was established under the Ritnand Balved Education Foundation (RBEF) to achieve world-class legal education in the country. Amity Law School, Delhi is affiliated by the Guru Gobing Singh Indraprastha University (GGSIPU), Delhi, and this affiliation has been approved by the Bar Council of India. The vision of the law school is to produce quality lawyers with great human values, and to prepare lawyers for a legal profession that leads them to a wide range of opportunities in the legal field across the globe.

The object of the ALSD is to introduce generations of lawyers who are academically qualified, technically sound and socially sensitive and not only shall be competent to take up the responsibilities of bar and bench but also shall be well equipped to take in hand the opportunities of the globalized world.

Amity Law School, Delhi has been ranked at number 9 by the OUTLOOK MDRA Survey and number 12 by the INDIA TODAY - Nielsen Survey, among the top law school of India, conducted recently in June 2012.

The Amity Law School follows the admission procedure that has been prescribed by the Guru Gobind Singh Intraprastha University. Students seeking admission into ALSD for the B.A. LL.B. (H) programme have to appear for the Common Admission Test (CAT) conducted by the Guru Gobind Indraprastha University, Delhi. The University calls for counselling based on the ranks in the CAT and allots students to its affiliated colleges based on their preference and rank. The ALSD also reserves sixteen management seats in every batch.

The Govt. of NCT of Delhi established its first University with the name Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University in 1998. It is a teaching and affiliating University with the explicit objective of facilitating and promoting “studies, research and extension work in emerging areas of higher education with focus on professional education, for example engineering, technology, management studies, medicine, pharmacy, nursing, education, law, etc. and also to achieve excellence in these and connected fields and other matters connected therewith or incidental thereto.”

In a short span of 15 years, the University has not only been able to earn the best of national accreditations, educational awards and acquire stringent certifications – UGC's recognition under Section 2 (f) and 12 (b); Graded as ‘A' by the National Assessment and Accreditation Council, Bangalore; ISO 9001 : 2000 first in 2008 and upgraded later to ISO 9001 : 2008 in 2009; and Recertified again in February, 2011 up to February, 2014; attaining AIU's Status of Regular Membership in November, 2008; Categorization of the University by Dun & Bradstreet as ‘Decide with Confidence' in its publication titled, ‘Universities of India 2008'; selected among 250 Top Educational Institutes in India for the Grand Book on Education, titled, ‘Star Brands Education 2010'; and, also for an International Award - ‘Platinum Technology Award for Quality and Best Trade Name' by OMAC – Association Otherways Management & Consulting, Paris, France on December 20, 2010 in Geneva, Switzerland but has also succeeded in making its presence felt both at national and international levels.

In all, the University has 100 affiliated institutes; of these, 76 are self financed and 24 are owned and managed by the Govt. of NCT of Delhi/Govt. of India. In these affiliated institutions, 80 academic programmes are being conducted with an intake of 22,000+ students with a total strength of 62,000+.

Selection Procedure

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Prof. M.K. Balachandran: The Founder Director of Amity Law School has more than 40 years of teaching, research and training experience in India and as well as abroad. He started his career in the Department of Law of Kerala University and thereafter worked in various capacities in different institutions of repute. He worked as a member of the faculty in the Indian Institute of Public Administration (IIPA), New Delhi, the Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, Nigeria, the National Law School of India University (NLSIU), Bangalore and as a Legal Consultant for the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), New Delhi. He has been awarded the Prof. N.R. Madhava Menon Academic Excellence Award, 2009 instituted by the Society of Indian Law Firms and the Menon Institute of Legal Advocacy and Training in recognition of his distinguished services to Indian Legal Education.

Dr. ALOK MISHRA : Professor; M. Sc., LL.B., LL.M., PhD, Pursuing D.Litt.Dr. MONA SHARMA : Associate Professor; M. A. (History), LL.B., PhDDr. ISHEETA RUTABHASINI : Associate Professor; M.A. (Pol. Sc.), M. Phil. (Pol. Sc.)

UGC-NET, PhDDr. RAJESH KUMAR : Assistant Professor (Sr.); B.Sc. (Hons.); LL.B., LL.M.,

UGC-NET, PhDMr. ASHUTOSH HAJELA : Assistant Professor (Sr.); B.Sc., LL.B., LL.M.,

UGC-NET, Pursuing PhDDr. BHAVISH GUPTA : Assistant Professor (Sr.); B.Sc., MBA, LL.M., PhDMs. K. K. GEETHA : Assistant Professor (Sr.); BA LL.B., LL.M., UGC-NET,

Pursuing PhD

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VISTING FACULTY:

Dr. SUSMITHA P. MALLAYA : Assistant Professor (Sr.); B.Com., LL.B., LL.M., UGC-NET, PhD

Ms. PURNIMA GUPTA : Assistant Professor; BALLB (H), LL.M., UGC-NETDr. SAUMYAJIT RAY : Assistant Professor; B.A. (Hons.) Political Science, M.A.

(Sociology), M. Phil. (Pol. Sc.), UGC-NET/JRF, PhDMs. MINI. N. NAIR : Lecturer; B.Sc. (Physics), LL.B., LL.M.Mr. ASHUTOSH RAJ ANAND : Assistant Professor; LL.B., LL.M., UGC-NETMs. SIMPLE KHURANA : Assistant Professor; BALLB (H), LL.M, UGC-NETMs. NISHA DHANRAJ : Assistant Professor; BALLB (H), LL.M., UGC-NET/JRFMr. GAURAV VARSHNEY : Assistant Professor; LL.B., LL.M., UGC-NET/JRF,

Pursuing PhDMr. SHAHARYAR ASAF KHAN : Assistant Professor; LL.B., LL.M., UGC-NET/JRFMs. NEELAM TYAGI : Assistant Professor; BALLB, LL.M., UGC-NET,

Pursuing PhDDr. TAPAN KUMAR CHANDOLA : Assistant Professor; B.Com., LL.B., LL.M., LL.D.Ms. RUBINA GREWAL NAGRA : Assistant Professor; BALLB, LL.M., UGC-NETDr. ALOK GUPTA : Assistant Professor; B.A. (Hons.), M.A. (Economics), PhD,

MBA (Pursuing)Dr. VINEETH R.S. : Assistant Professor; M.A. (History), M. Phil., PhDMr. MANISH SHARMA : Assistant Professor; LL.B. (Hons.); LL.M.

(International Trade and Business Laws), PGDITBL, DCLMr. DEBAJIT KUMAR SARMAH : Assistant Professor; LL.B., M.A.Mr. MOHIT KUMAR GUPTA : Assistant Professor; BALLB, LL.M., M.Phil., Pursuing PhDMs. REETA GARG : Assistant Professor; BALLB (H), LL.M., UGC-NET/JRF,

Pursuing PhDDr. APARNA SHARMA : Assistant Professor; M.A. (English); M.A. (History); PhD Ms. GURPREET KAUR JOHAL : Assistant Professor; BA, LL.B., LL.M., PhD (pursing),

PGDCL, PGDML, PGDILDMs. TITASHA BANERJEE : Assistant Professor; BALLB (H), LL.M., UGC-NET,

PGDHR, PGDELM, PGDCL, PGDITLMs. ILA JOSHI : Assistant Professor, BA, MA (Political Science), MPhil

(International Relations), PhD (pursuing)Ms. VENU PARNAMI : Assistant Professor, B.Com., LLB, LL.M. UGC-NETMs. SANJANA SHARMA : Assistant Professor, MA (Sociology), MPhil, PhD, JRFMs. MANJULA RAGHAV : Assistant Professor, LL.M. UGC-NETMs. VANDANA SEHGAL : Assistant Professor, MA, MPhil (Economics), UGC-NET,

PhD (pursuing)Ms. PARINITA SAHAY : Teaching Assistant, MA (English) Prof. TARANJEET DUGGAL : Professor; B.Sc., MA (Sociology), PGDBM

(Gold Medallist), Diploma in Training & Development, Diploma in Computers from NIIT, PhD (Submitted)

Mr. D.P. SINGH : Lecturer; M.A (Political Science and Sociology), Diploma in German/ Advance Diploma in German

Ms. PRITI TRIPATHI : Lecturer; M.A (French), UGC-NET

Prof. Dr. M.L. UPADHAYAYAProf. J K MITTAL Director, Amity Inst. of Global Legal Education and ResearchDr. ROSE VARGHESE Dean, Faculty of Law, Jamia Milia IslamiaDr. V.K. GUPTA Professor, Jamia Milia IslamiaDr. RAJAN VARGHESE Associate Professor, Faculty of Law, University of DelhiDr. S.K. PACHAURI IAS (Rtd.) Director, Amity UniversityMr. RAJAN JAUHAR Tax ConsultantMs. CHARU Supreme Court Advocate 9

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Legal Method

History - I (Indian History)

Political Science - I

Law of Contract - I

English and Legal Language

Sociology - I (Introduction to Sociology)

Economics - I (Microeconomic Analysis)

Second Semester

History - II (Legal History)

Political Science - II

Law of Contract - II

Techniques of Communication, Client Interviewing and Counseling

Environmental Studies

Sociology - II (Indian Society)

Economics - II (Macroeconomic Analysis)

Third Semester

Business Law

Family Law - I

Constitutional Law - I

Law of Crimes - I

Advocacy Skills

History - III

(History of Modern Europe: 1740-1947)

Political Science - III

Fourth Semester

Law of Torts and Consumer Protection

Family Law - II

Constitutional Law - II

Law of Crimes - II

Administrative Law

Economics - III (Economic Development and Policy)

Sociology - III (Sociology and Law)

Fifth Semester

Code of Civil Procedure - I

Code of Criminal Procedure - I

Law of Evidence

Corporate Law

Jurisprudence - I

Human Rights Law

French / German

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Sixth Semester

Code of Civil Procedure - II

Code of Criminal Procedure - II

Public International Law

Investment and Competition Law

Property Law

Jurisprudence - II

French / German

Seventh Semester

Land Laws

Law and Technology

Intellectual Property Rights

Labour Law - I

Environmental Law

Tax Law

Eight Semester

Alternative Dispute Resolution

Law, Poverty and Development

International Trade Law

Labour Law - II

Interpretation of Statutes

Optional Subjects (Any one of the following):

a. Women and Law

b. Air and Space Law

c. Election Law

d. International Commercial Law

Ninth Semester

Optional Subjects (Any two of the following):

a. Banking and Insurance Law

b. International Humanitarian Law

c. Indirect Taxes

d. International Refugee Law

e. Criminology

f. Socio-Economic Offences

g. International Economic Law

h. Private International Law

i. Law of International Organisations

j. Heath Care Law

k. Security Law

l. Forensic Sciences

m. Comparative Law

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Internship (Lawyers / Law firms) (100 marks)

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Amity Law School has spacious and well-furnished air-conditioned classrooms with necessary instructional aides such as Over Head Projector, White boards and microphone facility for each class room and LCD Projector for effective communication and interaction with the students, to facilitate class room discussions and project presentations.

Library – A Learning Resource CentreLibrary is the soul of any educational institute and plays a significant role in all learning activities, more so in the learning of law. The library is located on the ground floor. It is spacious enough to cater not only to existing needs but also accommodate resources and services for future requirements. There is a continuous effort to update and add to our study material resources. Our collections and Library development policy is not constrained by any impediment. Our study resources include choicest publications of reference books, law reports, digests, encyclopedias, manuals, journals and the like. The law school also subscribes to Westlaw India online and Indlaw databases. The Amity Law School library has a collection of 9450 books and 5464 bound volumes of journals and reports. In addition to this library receives more than 91 journals and 15 magazines and 8 national newspapers on regular basis. The library is following open access facility to all students, faculty and visitors.

Computer LabComputing facilities form an integral part of any institution. The school has a computer lab which is air-conditioned and fully equipped with adequate number of terminals with latest configuration and more than 50 computers with internet connectivity for the use of the students, teachers and staff working in the Amity Law School. The whole school is wi-fi with 24x7 internet connection.

Moot Court HallWe have a Moot Court Hall designed like a courtroom for the purpose of conducting Moot Court Competitions. It is compulsory for the 1st year students to participate in internal moot court competitions and thereafter for the internal selection for participating in competitions organized by other institutions and Universities. It helps the law students in perfecting their legal

a n a l -ytical, r e s e -a r c h a n d writing skills that plasticizing attorneys must have. By participating in this process, they become more comfortable arguing in front of judges and a more confident public speaker. The Moot Court Hall is also used for conducting and judging competitions at the Amity National Moot Court Competitions held annually

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ABOUT THE BATCHEstablished in 1999, Amity Law School Delhi (ALSD) took shape under the auspices of

the Ritnand Balved Education Foundation (RBEF) with the sole purpose of providing

world-class legal education in the country. The graduating batch of 2013 is the first batch

from the Law School who will be awarded a BA, LL.B. (Hons) degree and this is attuned

with the multi-pronged approach and examination of the socio-legal problems

undertaken by the college in its methods of teaching.

The batch of 2013 has been instrumental in forming numerous associations and societies

which have always intended to take the study of law outside the classrooms and tinge it

with a practical approach. The Amity Student Journal Society, which has successfully

come out with two issues of the ALSD Student Journal, is an entirely student run initiative

and is the brainchild of the current final year students. The industry feedback on the

Journal has been nothing short of overwhelming. The ALSD Model United Nations

Society is yet another initiative which took shape with our batch. After having organized

three successive Intra Model United Nations Conferences by integrating them with the

syllabus of the successive batches, this group of dedicated MUN’ers experienced the

ultimate high when we successfully organized a national level MUN Conference in

January 2012. The level of participation and support which the event received from

everybody in the MUN circle just reiterates the fact that nascent or not, any activity

undertaken with sincerity and commitment shall always be welcomed and appreciated.

The Amity Legal Services Cell spearheaded by our batch with faculty assistance has also

marked its presence through the work done by it in its designated domain. Apart from the

aforementioned activities, the students of the 2013 batch have been a constant fixture in

all the prestigious national as well as international Moot Court Competitions, Seminars,

MUN Conferences, Parliamentary Debates, Paper Presentations etc by not merely

representing the college but also making it proud by winning accolades at these events on

a regular basis. So far as getting a taste of the professional world is concerned,

the students have interned at both top notch firms/lawyers and growing firms alike.

We have striven to hold the ALSD flag high by giving our best and absorbing as much of

practical knowledge about the field of law as we could possibly gain.

The batch of 2013 is a dynamic, motivated group, each of whom brings to the law school a

unique perspective and together, this group of 147 reflects a commitment to excellence

and has ambition and the drive to make it to the zenith in their respective careers.

The students of the graduating batch have consistently excelled in both the academic and

extra co-curricular activity

It has always been our sincere effort to ensure that University education goes beyond the

classroom walls and empowers the students to not just learn the law but imbibe it in all its

facets. And as we near the end of this amazing journey, the efforts seem to have paid off

because not only did we manage to break the mundane nature of studying a professional

course and create a new culture in the college itself, we also managed to have fun along

the way! Since we followed the golden rule to the hilt which so rightly says:

‘Be sincere, not serious’!

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Winners, 7th All Delhi (NCR) Moot Court Competition organized by University School of Law and Legal Studies, GGSIP University, 2009.Best Memorial, 5th Rajiv Pandey Moot Court Competition 2010 organized by Campus Law Centre, University of Delhi.First Position, Symbhav 2010 Mock Trial held at Symbiosis Law School, Pune.Best Memorial, Phillip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition, India North Rounds, 2010Best Speaker, ‘Pro Bono Enviro’ 2010, an Environmental Law Moot Court Competition organized by the Dr. Ambedkar Law University, Chennai.Best Speaker, in Dr. Paras Diwan Memorial 'Energy Law' National Moot Court Competition, 2012Fourth Best Memorial, Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition, India South Rounds, 2012.Team Placed 3rd and Best Advocate Award in the Lex Novitas (All India National Moot Court Competition) organized by V.M. Salgaocar College of Law, Panaji, 2011.8th best attorney client team at khaitan-NLIU INADR International Mediation Competition held at NLIU, Bhopal, 20123rd Best Client/Advocate Pair, Participated in the NLIU – Khaitan & Co. – INADR Law School Mediation Tournament 2012, held from February 16th to 19th, 2012.3rd Best Mediator in the ‘Wellness – The Mediation Competition’ organized by Amity Law School, Amity University during the Amity Youth Fest 2012 held on 9th – 11th February 2012 at Amity University Campus.3rd Best Attorney and 4th Best Student Counsel- the UILS National Client Counselling Competition 2012 held on 3rd–4th February 2012 at University Institute of Legal Studies, Punjab University, Chandigarh.

The Best Delegate for representing Germany in the General Assembly at BITS MUN during APOGEE 2009 (A Professions Oriented Gathering over Educational Experience), held at the Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Pilani from the 23rd – 27th March, 2009.Best Position Paper Award in International Hindu Model United Nations, 2010.

First Position in ‘Strengthening Our Policing’ contest organized under the aegis of ‘Homeland Security 2012 – Safe and Secure City’ held on August 7th -8th, 2012 at FICCI, New Delhi.Best Student Paper, ‘Sans Legal Aid and Justice – Homeless Rendered Helpless’ at the National Conference on Place of Deemed Homeless and Good Governance from 27th – 29th January 2012.3rd Best Paper, National Conference organized by National Law School, Kolkata on ‘Sans Legal Aid and Justice- Homeless rendered Helpless’.

Competition and Investment Laws in India, A Student Edition Reference Book, Singhal Law Publications.Judgment Critique of the Naz Foundation v Govt of NCT of Delhi’ in an International Law Journal-‘Contemporary Issues in Law' in 2010 (Volume 10 Issue 2).Overcoming the Hiccups: Re framing the Constitution’, ALSD Student Journal Vol. 1(1), August 2011, ISSN: 2249-4421.The deadly cocktail of police-politicians-criminals: ‘A challenge to the rule of law’, 2nd issue (January 2012) of “Unus Unorum” a quarterly law journal of RMNLU, Lucknow.“Right of Negative Voting” which has been published in Vol 1. ISSUE 5 (14th May, 2010) of Law Profile, a monthly Law Journal.‘The International Court of Justice and the Peaceful Settlement of International Disputes’, published in Volume 1, Issue 2 (2012) of the ALSD Student Journal, 2012 (ISSN: 2249-4421).Public Liability of Transnational Corporations: An Argument for Expanding the Scope of Liability Under International Law’, US-China Law Review, Vol. 9(4), 2012, ISSN: 1548-6605.Corporate Social Responsibility - Path to Social Responsibility and Green Practices’, National Conference on Corporate Social Responsibility – Issues and Challenges – Proceedings, (2011) ISBN: 978-81-8424-681-0.

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‘Environment and Human Rights, Bionano Frontier’, Special Issue – 6(2011), ISSN: 0974-0678.‘Role of VCOs and Civil Society in Consumer Protection’, Globalization and Consumer Protection, (2011) ISBN: 978-81-905380-1-5.

2nd position Bridge Mediation Essay competition 2012 entitled ‘How mediation can benefit the Business Community’ by Bridge Mediation, LLC, San Diego, California, USA.

‘Mergers &Acquisition: Its effect on Currency Rate’ at the National UGC Seminar on Mergers and Acquisitions in Global scenario held at Kamla Nehru College, DU, 2012.‘Development Induced Displacement’ as part of the SACCEP Conference on Environment, in HNLU Raipur in March 2011.‘The International Court of Justice and the Peaceful Settlement of International Disputes’ at the Multi-Disciplinary Congress on Political Science and Global Governance organized by Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law (RGNUL), Patiala from 26th-27th March, 2011.‘Public Liability of Transnational Corporations: An Argument for Expanding the Scope of Liability Under International Law’, ILSA International Law Students Association 2011 Conference on Public Liability of Private Corporations, Utrecht University, Utrecht, The Netherlands.‘Going Back to the Vedas: An Environmental Jurisprudence Perspective’, National Conference on Sustainable Development in Energy Sector, University of Petroleum and Energy Studies, Dehradun, India, 2011‘UN Security Council and the Deficit of Collective Security, Multidisciplinary Congress on Political Science & Global Governance’, Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Patiala, India, 2011‘Corporate Social Responsibility – Path to Social Responsibility and Green Practices, National Conference on Corporate Social Responsibility – Issues & Challenges’, Babasaheb Gawde Institute of Management Studies, Mumbai, India, 2011.‘Trademark Infringement in the Cola Industry, National Conference on Contemporary Issues in Marketing and Intellectual Property Rights’, University School of Management Studies, Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, Delhi, India, 2011‘Overcoming the Hiccups: Reframing the Constitution, National Conference on Indian Constitution in the 21st Century: A Conceptual and Contextual Audit’, School of Law, Christ University, Bangalore, India, 2011.‘DNA Profiling in Forensic Science’, 2nd International Conference on Medical Negligence and Litigation in Medical Practice, Goa, India, 2011.‘Environment and Human Rights, International Conference on Sustainable Environment’, ECO REVOLUTION – 2011, Aurangabad, India.‘Role of VCOs and Civil Society in Consumer Protection’, 2nd International Conference on Globalization and Consumer Protection – Challenges and Protection, Kalasalingam University, Tamil Nadu, India, 2011.‘Threat of Global Warming: Issues and Challenges, International Conference on Cooling the Earth: Tactics for Restoring Climate Order and Saving the Living Planet’, G. B. Pant University of Agriculture and Technology, Pant Nagar, India, 2010.

Best Speaker and Best Team in the All India Inter-College Debate organized by Indian Association of Parliamentarians on Population and Development (IAPPD) and GGSIP University in 2008.Best Speaker, IIIT-Delhi Debate Competion, 2010.

2nd Position in the Street Play and Best Actor Award in the the 10th Annual Cultural festival “ANUGOONJ – 2009” conducted by Guru Gobind Singh Indriprastha University.2nd Position in Street Play event in the in the annual techno-cultural festival “INFOXPRESSION” conducted by University School of Information Technology, GGSIPU on 26th – 28th February 2009.First Position, Western Vocal Solo Category – Anugoonj 2009 – Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University.First Position, Western Vocal Solo Category –‘Rhapsody’- Crescendo 2009 –Shaheed Sukhdev College of Business Studies, University of Delhi.First Position, Vocal Music Category- ‘My Voice my Soul’ – ACT 2009 (Annual Technical and Cultural Festival) – Amity School of Engineering and Technology.First Position, Vocal Music Category– ACT 2010 (Annual Technical and Cultural Festival) – Amity School of Engineering and Technology.First Position, Vocal Music Category- ‘Acapella’ – ACT 2011 (Annual Technical and Cultural Festival) – Amity School of Engineering and Technology.

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