University of Engineering and Management Kolkata
Event
Tug of Word’s War
Teacher’s day
Round Table Conference in association with Australian National Library
Round Table Conference
Quizathon
Police Station Visit
NGT Visit
Legal Startups and Innovation
Guest Lectures
De Novo Advocare 1.0
Child Rights and Youth (CRY), NGO
American Centre Visit
| Workshops | |
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| LEGAL STUDIES AND ITS REQUIRED MOTIVATIONS by SUBHAYU BANERJEE Honorary Visit of Additional District judge and Registrar of National Green Tribunal Kolkata |
27.08.2019 |
| WEST BENGAL ASSEMBLY (LIVE SESSION) Arranged by The Dept. Of Law UEMK Kolkata |
6.9.2019 |
| Webinar on Role of the Nation Green Tribunal in Protection of the Environment by Mr. Subhayu Bannerjee (Registrar, National Green Tribunal; eastern Zonal Bench, Kolkata) |
15.07.2020 |
| Moort Court Training by Ms. Monalisa Saha, Ex Research Associate at NUJS Kolkata and Assistant Professor at Burdwan University |
12.02.2020 |
| Seminar on Rule of Law and Criminal Justice syatem by Paromita Mukhopadhyay, Advocate, Calcutta High Court |
13.03.2020 |
| Webinar on How to go about Legal Research: An Observation by Dr, Sambhu Prasad Chakraborty (Head and Research Fellow, Centre for regulatory Studies Governance amd Public Policies; WBNUJS) |
26.08.2020 |
| CYBER CRIME AND ROLE OF LAW; Arranged by The Dept. Of Law UEMK Kolkata |
1.4.2022 |
| Law Lecture Series |
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| 1. Prof. Dr. S.N. Mondal (Cyber laws- 1 hr 30 mins)
2. Prof. Dr. A.K. Poddar (Environmental law and public trust doctrine- 1 hr 30 mins) 3. Prof. Dr. Anirban Majumdar (Motivation for legal studies -1 hr 30 mins) 4. Prof. Dr. Sanjeev Kumar Tiwari (Motivation for legal studies- 1 hr 30 mins) 5. Dr. Prem Kumar Agarwal (Motivation for legal studies- 1 hr 30 mins) |
| 1. Retired Justice Indrajit Chatterjee (Public interest litigation and justice- 1 hr 30 mins) 2. Amitava Chaudhuri,Senior Advocate (Constitutional law- 1 hr 30 mins) 3. Justice Pradipta Roy (Motivational speech for legal studies- 1 hr 30 mins) 4. Jayanta Narayan Chattopadhyay, Advocate (Criminal law- 1 hr 30 mins) 5. Samar Chakraborty, Senior Advocate (Motivational speech for legal studies- 1 hr 30 mins) |
| Moot Court | |
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| DELETION OF ARTICLE 370: IT’S RETROSPECT AND PROSPECTS | 23.07.2019, 31.07.2019, 02.08.2019, 13.08.2019, 20.08.2019, 03.09.2019 |
| UTILITY OF CASE STUDIES AND MOOT COURT EXERCISE IN LEGAL EDUCATION BY SANJIT CHAKRABORTY, NUJS KOLKATA | 2.08.2019 |
| Extempore | |
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| 1. Night Curfew-How efficient in tackling the pandemic problem?
2. Right to Privacy is a farce in the modern age of social media life. 3. Are Live-In-Relationships legal in India? 4. Does legalization of prostitution protect such women? 5. Should voters need to have basic educational qualifications? 6. Should Hindi be the national language? 7. Increasing significance of medical laws in pandemic crisis. 8. The legal aspects of suicide in the light of Fundamental Rights. 9. The working of Digital payment system in India. 10. The rights of sex workers. |
04.03.2022 |
| 1. Drinking and Driving need tougher laws.
2. Workplace laws and Rights of Women in India. 3. How can law students make this lockdown productive? 4. Breach of Right to Life in the era of COVID-19. 5. Revocation of Article 370. 6. Government’s role in maintaining sufficient health and nutrition & access to Health care. 7. Laws and Policies related to COVID-19 & its impact on our lives. 8. Cyber Crimes- Is it a threat to the society? 9. The freedom of one person is limited by the freedom of another one. 10. Punishment should not be a revenge. It should be a rehabilitation course. |
11.03.2022 |
| Debate | |
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| 1. Whether Universal Healthcare is a basic human right or not.
2. Sabrimala Verdict- Whether it is a threat or progressive to traditions. 3. Should we support Death Penalty/Capital Punishment or not. |
11.02.2022 |
| 4. Increasing the age of marriage for girls in India from 18 to 21- justifiedor not.
5. Whether the appointment of Supreme Court Judges should be through the process of NJAC or through Collegium. 6. IPC 498A: Whether it is misused or useful. |
18.02.2022, 25.02.2022 |
| Industry/Court Visit | |
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| IIIJS UEM in collaboration with District Legal Service Authority, Barasat- | 20.09.2018 |
| West Bengal State Legislative Assembly – | 6.03.2019 |
| High Court Visit | 15.03.2019 28.03.2022 |
3-day workshop on Law organized by Poor Man’s Legal Aid (from Susanta Basu Law Chamber) and attended by the students of Department of Law (IIIJS), University of Engineering and Management, Kolkata
The students of the Department of Law (IIIJS), University of Engineering and Management, Kolkata recently attended a Legal workshop named “3-day workshop on Law in collaboration with University of Engineering and Management, Kolkata” organized by “Poor Man’s Legal Aid” (from Susanta Basu Law Chamber), a social service organization based in Kolkata which is involved in helping poor people who need legal help and advice.
The workshop was mainly divided into two parts, the first part was a 2-day online workshop which was scheduled on 19th February, 2022 and 20th February, 2022. The time of both the days was 8 pm to 10 pm. The online workshops were conducted through Google meet. The second part of the workshop was a visit to the High Court, Calcutta which was held on 28th March, 2022.
On the first day of the workshop, i.e., on 19th February, 2022, Advocate Hirak Sinha was the speaker who delivered his speech on C.P.C & other Tribunals. And on the next day, i.e., on 20th February, 2022 (the 2nd day of the workshop) Advocate Soumyajit Raha was the speaker who delivered his speech on Criminology. On the 3rd day, the students visited the Calcutta High Court and City Civil Court, Calcutta on 28th March, 2022.
Students from all academic years, i.e., from the 1st year to the 4th year were eligible to attend the workshop. A total of 42 students from the department spontaneously participated in all the programmes scheduled on these 3 days. They took part in the Q&A round in the online workshops and also in the High Court visit.
The whole workshop was organized, coordinated and managed by the immense support and guidance of Mr. Shyamal Kumar Das, a member of the organization. Without him the workshop would not have been successful. Two Faculty members, Prof. Sarbani Sarkar and Prof. Niladri Mondal from the department side (UEM, Kolkata) were the faculty coordinators on the day of High Court visit held on 28th March, 2022. The students were guided by two Advocates, Adv. Gautam Roy and Adv. Samriddha Deb under whose supervision the High Court visit was successfully conducted.
The main objective of this 3-day workshop was to help students observe and understand the daily workings of the High Court and gain practical experience beneficial for their career, which became successful by the participation of the students, faculty members and cooperation from the coordinator and the entire team of the organization.
