NMIMS Chandigarh Marks National Law Day with Key Activities

The celebrations continued with an engaging Mock Parliament on the topic of "One Nation, One Election", a key issue in the context of India's election system. More than 60 enthusiastic students participated in this simulated parliamentary debate,

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NMIMS Chandigarh Campus recently celebrated National Law Day with a series of enriching activities aimed at empowering law students and fostering a deeper understanding of the legal profession. The event kicked off with an insightful keynote session delivered by Mr. Nitin Potdar, a renowned corporate lawyer with expertise in mergers and acquisitions.

Mr. Potdar's session, titled “Challenges & Opportunities for Law Students”, provided valuable career guidance and practical insights into navigating the legal profession. Drawing from his extensive experience, he discussed the evolving landscape of law and the skills necessary for success in a competitive legal environment. Following the address, Mr. Potdar engaged in a dynamic Q&A session, where he answered students' questions on various topics such as career focus, confidence-building for interviews, and advice on specialized legal fields, helping them gain clarity about the direction they could take in their legal careers.

The celebrations continued with an engaging Mock Parliament on the topic of "One Nation, One Election", a key issue in the context of India's election system. More than 60 enthusiastic students participated in this simulated parliamentary debate, where two teams — one advocating for the bill and the other opposing it — debated passionately. The students recreated the dynamics of a real-life parliamentary session, complete with speeches, rebuttals, and voting. After an intense and thought-provoking debate, the winner was determined based on the voting outcome, showcasing the students' aptitude in political discourse and legal argumentation.

The event was guided and supported by the esteemed faculty members of NMIMS Chandigarh, including Prof. (Dr.) Rashmi Khorana Nagpal, Director In-Charge of SVKM’s NMIMS Chandigarh and Associate Dean of the School of Law, along with Assistant Professors Ms. Meenu Duggala and Mr. Gantav Gupta. Their expert guidance and unwavering support ensured the success of the event and helped students gain valuable insights from both academic and practical perspectives.

Prof. (Dr.) Rashmi Khorana Nagpal remarked, “National Law Day offers us the perfect opportunity to celebrate the importance of law in shaping our society and engage our students in meaningful discussions that contribute to their holistic development as future legal professionals. At NMIMS Chandigarh, we are committed to nurturing the next generation of leaders who will make an impact in the legal world and beyond.”

The celebrations were an excellent platform for law students to learn from industry experts, engage in critical discussions, and strengthen their skills in debate, public speaking, and legal analysis. The Mock Parliament, in particular, provided students with a unique opportunity to understand the complexities of India's electoral process while honing their skills in advocacy and parliamentary procedures.

NMIMS Chandigarh continues to remain committed to offering high-quality legal education and preparing students for success in the legal profession. The National Law Day celebration underscored the university’s dedication to academic excellence and professional growth.

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