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1. Dr. Santosh Sharma Head of Department Faculty of Law

   Faculty of Law stands for rigorous legal learning, ethical leadership, and real-world impact. Since 2012, the Faculty has blended doctrinal depth with practical training through moot courts, legal aid, clinics, policy labs, and research mentoring. The curriculum is frequently updated to reflect legislative and judicial developments, international trends, and technology in practice. A committed faculty, strong academic advising, and individualized research supervision enable students to achieve scholarly excellence and professional readiness. The Faculty welcomes motivated learners who wish to think critically, argue persuasively, and serve society through the rule of law. Law changes societies when lawyers carry both skill and purpose. The Faculty of Law was built on that promise: rigorous scholarship, uncompromising ethics, and service to the public good. Our courses anticipate the future—AI and privacy, climate justice, fintech compliance, cross-border trade—while grounding students in constitutional values and courtroom craft. We are proud of a culture where students lead: in clinics, journals, research clusters, and policy projects that reach beyond campus. Partnerships with chambers, firms, and civil-society organizations make learning real and relevant. Join a community that will challenge assumptions, expand horizons, and help build a career that matters—from the village legal aid camp to the Supreme Court bench.

Our Vision

To shape a future‑ready legal community rooted in constitutional values and professional ethics, and energized by innovation and global outlook. The Faculty aspires to be a hub where doctrine meets practice, and scholarship meets society: classrooms that mirror courtrooms, legal aid that changes lives, research that informs policy, and partnerships that open pathways to meaningful work. Through interdisciplinary learning, responsible use of technology, and sustained engagement with courts, firms, corporates, regulators, and NGOs, we will prepare lawyers and leaders who are resilient, reflective, collaborative, and committed to equitable and sustainable development.

Our Mission

The Faculty of Law’s mission is to deliver outcome‑based, research‑informed legal education that builds doctrinal mastery, persuasive advocacy, and sound professional judgment. Learning is integrated with practice through clinics, moots, internships, simulations, and live policy projects so graduates are practice‑ready from day one. We excel in ethics, inclusion, and access to justice, preparing students to serve clients and communities with integrity, empathy, and cultural competence. By developing technology‑aware lawyers—skilled in modern research platforms, privacy and AI, e‑discovery, compliance, and data governance—and by producing scholarship and policy work that informs courts, government, industry, and civil society, we enable student success through mentoring, transparent evaluation, strong placements, and a supportive alumni network for lifelong growth.

Events and Seminars

Report on “Legal Awareness and Craft Workshop” 

On February 6, 2025, during the annual school festival "Raholi Mahotsav" at PM Shri Government Senior Secondary College, the students of the Law Faculty of Dr. K. N. Modi University, Niwai, delivered a remarkable street play highlighting legal and social evils. Additionally, various creative works produced in the craft workshop conducted by the Education Department were also grandly showcased.

On this occasion, Dr. Santosh Sharma from the Law Faculty and Dr. Meenu Gangal from the Education Faculty, along with other members of both departments, actively participated. The principal of Raholi School, Mr. Yogendra Kumar Naruka, and vice-principal Mr. Mukesh Kumar Meena, along with the entire staff, wholeheartedly appreciated the presentation by Modi University and welcomed such events in the future.

Distinguished and chief guests were honored on behalf of the university, and they were presented with diaries and calendars as a token of respect. The presence of university representatives added prestige to this esteemed event.

Students from the first and second year of BA.LLB presented a play focusing on various crimes against women. The participants included Kirti Tepan, Roshan Abbas, Jyoti Meena, Ghanishtha Kunj Gurjar, Daksh Saxena, Rajkumar, Jatin Parekh, and Komal Baswal.

Furthermore, the final-year (tenth semester) BA.LLB students performed a play on acid attacks, featuring Tauqeer Hussain, Rajshree Pathak, Reena Gurjar, Yash Bansal, Manmohan Sharma, Shivcharan Sharma, Ram Yadav, Gungun Soni, and Deepika Sharma.

Other students, including Anushka Sharma, Monika Sharma, Deeksha Lodi, and Sarita Sharma, also participated in the event and contributed to its success.

Webinar Report

A webinar was organized on 15th October, 2024 by the faculty of law with the support and encouragement of the management of Dr. K.N. Modi University. The Purpose of which was to make students and researchers aware of various dimensions of legal research.

The timing and themes of the program were as follows:

Subject: “Innovative Approaches to Legal Research: From theory to Practice”

Date: Tuesday, 15th October, 2024

Timings: 10:30 am 12:00 pm

Keynote Speaker: Professor Dr. Gaurav Kataria (Principal:S.S. Jain Subodh Law College, Jaipur.

Convener of the Webinar: Professor Dr. J.P. Dubey (Dean Academics, Director IQAC), Dr. Santosh Sharma (Head of the Department, Law, Dr. Amit Sharma (Research Coordinator, Associate Dean DKNMU)

The points discussed in this webinar were:

The subject matter of the discussion was to understand the process of Legal Research and understand the fundamental of legal research methodology, introduce various methods and techniques for legal research, emphasize the importance of evidence-based approaches in legal research, discuss data collection and analysis methods of legal research.

Our prestigious guest Dr. Gaurav Kataria discussed on the definition and importance of legal research, Types of research(Exploratory , Qualitative, Empirical, Doctrinal research) , stages of legal research methodology e.g. question formulation, literature review, data collection analysis and how to use evidence based approaches in legal research and what is the importance of survey, interview, case studies in legal research. He gave satisfactory and accurate answers to student’s legal research related questions and recommended regular training and workshops on legal research methodology, develop standard guidelines for legal research methodology and increase the use of evidence based approaches in legal research.

After the remarkable notes by our guest the Head of Department, Faculty of Law Dr. Santosh Sharma thanked him for his dignified presence and requested that he will guide us continuously on various legal subjects in near future.

The event was successfully organized by the faculty members of the department it consisted of various committees, viz.

• Organising Committee : Dr. Santosh Sharma(HOD, Law) & Mr. Abhishek Narayan (Asst. Professor,Law)
• Advisory Committee: Mr. Dinesh Bairwa, Mr. Bharat Sharma(Asst. Professor)
• Faculty Coordinators : Mrs. Surbhi Dubela, Ms. Asmita Bhardwaj(Asst. Professor)

Poster Making Competition

Date: September 28, 2024

On September 28, 2024, the Faculty of Law at Dr. K.N. Modi University hosted an engaging poster-making competition aimed at enhancing students' understanding of various legal topics. Each semester was assigned different themes, including Labour Law, Environmental Law, the Constitution, Family Law, and Laws Relating to Women and Children.

The competition lasted for three hours, during which students demonstrated their creativity and knowledge by crafting informative and visually appealing posters. Participants were evaluated on their artistic structure and relevance to the assigned topics. The judging panel was led by Mr. Indrajeet Sharma, the Sports Coordinator of the university, who brought a unique perspective to the evaluation process.

The event was made possible by the presence and support of the following faculty members, who ensured its smooth execution:

• Dr. Santosh Sharma (HOD, Law)
• Mr. Dinesh Bairwa (Assistant Professor)
• Mrs. Surbhi Dubela (Assistant Professor)
• Mr. Abhishek Narayan (Assistant Professor)
• Mr. Bharat Sharma (Assistant Professor)
• Ms. Asmita Bhardwaj (Assistant Professor)

Students from all semesters participated with great enthusiasm and commitment, showcasing their skills and knowledge in law. The atmosphere was filled with creativity, as students collaborated and exchanged ideas, making it a vibrant event.

The competition not only encouraged artistic expression but also fostered a deeper understanding of important legal issues. Overall, the event was a resounding success, highlighting the commitment of the Faculty of Law to promote active learning and engagement among students.

75th National Constitution Day

Program Report

A program on National Constitution day was organized on November 26, 2024 by Faculty of Law with the support and encouragement of the esteem management of Dr. K.N. Modi University with great enthusiasm and a spirit of reverence or the Indian Constitution. The purpose of which was to celebrate The Constitution Day and remember the members of drafting committee.

Celebration of Constitutional Day.

Date: Tuesday, 26 November, 2024

Venue: VCR room, Dr. K.N. Modi University, Newai.

Key Note Speaker: Professor Dr. Sunil Kumar (Pro- Vice-Chancellor, Dr. K.N. Modi University, Newai)

Program Co-coordinators:  

(1) Dr. Santosh Sharma (HOD Department of Law)

(2) Mrs. Surbhi Dubela (Asst. Professor, Faculty of Law)

(3) Ms. Asmita Bhardwaj(Asst. Professor, Faculty of Law)

(4) Mr. Bharat Sharma(Asst. Professor, Faculty of Law)

(5) Mr. Abhishek Narayan and Mr. Dinesh Bairwa(Asst. Professor, Faculty of Law)

The Keynote Speaker for the event was Professor Dr. Sunil Kumar, Vice Chancellor of the University. In his insightful address, Dr. Kumar emphasized the tireless efforts of the Constitution Drafting Committee, Chaired by Dr. Bhim Rao Ambedkar, in laying the foundation of modern India. He elaborated on key constitutional principles, such as justice, liberty, equity and fraternity and highlighted how these values continue to shape India’s legal and social framework. He also discussed contemporary challenges, urging students to actively engage in understanding and preserving the Constitution.

 Under the guidance of the Head of the Department of Law Dr. Santosh Sharma and Dr. J.P. Dubey (Dean Academics) and the faculty members, students and the attendees collectively read the Preamble of the Indian Constitution, reaffirming their commitment to upholds its ideals.

Student Activities
To mark the occasion, students from the faculty of law actively participated in various way.

Speeches
1.Anushka Sharma BA.LLB. 5th Semester
2.Garima Kinchi BA.LL.B. 5th semester
3.Shivani Gurjar BA LL.B. 1st Semester
4.Roshan Abbas BA.LL.B. 1st semester
5.Rajkumar B.A. LL.B. 3rd Semester
6.Priyanka B.A. LL.B. 9th Semester
7.Yash bansal B.A. LL.B. 9th Semester
The entire event was skillfully directed by the faculty members of Law Ms. Surbhi Dubela, Mr. Bharat Sharma & Ms.Asmita Bhardwaj, who ensured the smooth execution of the program and kept the audience engaged throughout the proceedings and Mr. Amrit Swaroop Sharma from Radio Ginni helped and gave technical assistance for smooth proceedings.
The event was concluded with a vote of thanks delivered by the event coordinators, expressing gratitude to the vice-chancellor and Dean Academics and HOD of Faculty and faculty members and the University Management for their support.
DR. K.N. MODI UNIVERSITY,NEWAI ( RAJ.)


Jail Visit by Dr. K.N. Modi University Law Students

On February 7, 2025, the law students of Dr. K.N. Modi University undertook an educational visit to the District Jail, Tonk, Rajasthan. This visit was conducted under the guidance of the University's Pro-President, Professor (Dr.) Sunil Kumar, and under the supervision of Dr. Jai Prakash Dubey, (Dean Academics).
The visit was accompanied by the Head of the Law Department, Dr. Santosh Sharma, along with Assistant Professors Mr. Dinesh Bairwa, Mrs. Surbhi Dubela, Mr. Abhishek Narayan, Ms. Asmita Bhardwaj, and Mr. Bharat Sharma. Additionally, approximately 40 students participated in this visit, including those from the five-year BA.LLB and three-year LLB programs. Six faculty members also joined the visit.
This educational visit was made possible with the support of the Jail Superintendent, Mr. Vaibhav Bhardwaj, who provided valuable insights into the administration of the prison, security management, and the rehabilitative measures implemented for the inmates. He explained various aspects of prison life, including inmate care, protection of their rights, and efforts made for their rehabilitation.
The District Jail is classified as an A-Grade facility, with a capacity of housing 400 male and 20 female inmates. It offers various amenities, including a library, medical facilities, and video-conferencing for inmates, an e-cash canteen, and organic farming, which are designed to support correctional programs and meet the essential needs of prisoners.
During the visit, the students gained a comprehensive understanding of the functioning of the prison system, the challenges faced by the authorities, and the various correctional programs aimed at prisoner reform and reintegration into society. The interaction with jail officials and a guided tour of the facility enhanced the students' practical knowledge of criminal justice and the legal system.
The visit proved to be an enriching experience for the students, offering them a real-world perspective on the workings of the correctional system. Dr. Jai Prakash Dubey, Dean (Academics), stated, "This visit was a unique opportunity for students to gain practical knowledge about prison management and the correctional system. We hope this experience will be beneficial for their future careers."
The Law Department of Dr. K.N. Modi University extends its gratitude to the Jail Superintendent and the authorities for their cooperation in facilitating this educational endeavor.



Legal Awareness Camp Organized by Law Faculty Students of Dr. K. N. Modi University at Gram Panchayat Mundiya

Date: 01 August 2025

Under the able guidance of Hon'ble Vice Chancellor Prof. Dr. Sunil Kumar and the directions of Dean Academics Prof. Dr. Jay Prakash Dubey, the students of BA LL.B. and LL.B. from various semesters of the Faculty of Law, Dr. K. N. Modi University, organized a Legal Awareness Camp at Gram Panchayat Mundiya.

Lead by Head of Department Dr. (Mrs.) Santosh Sharma, the students sensitized the villagers on several important legal and social issues:

•Cyber Fraud – explained by Assistant Professor Mr. Abhishek Narayan

•Right to Information Act (RTI) – presented by Hemraj Sharma

•Women Empowerment – discussed by Shivani Gurjar

•Women’s Rights – elaborated by Aryav Sharma
The camp witnessed the presence of Gram Sarpanch Mr. Ghanshyam, along with villagers including Radheshyam, Ramnarayan, Daluram, Kuldeep, Anita, Hansraj Jain, and Babulal Bekwa, among others.

The program was skillfully coordinated by Assistant Professor Mr. Bharat Sharma. Valuable contributions in event management were made by Kumari Asmita Bhardwaj, Dr. Damini Saxena, Mrs. Surbhi Dubla, and Mr. Dinesh Bairwa, all Assistant Professors of the Faculty of Law.
The event received heartfelt appreciation from the villagers, who lauded the initiative taken by the university and its students for raising legal awareness in rural areas.

Activity Report: Seminar on “Intellectual Property Rights (IPR)”
The Faculty of Law, Dr. K. N. Modi University, organized a seminar on “Intellectual Property Rights” on 26 March 2025 to strengthen awareness of IPR among faculty, researchers, and students across disciplines. The session was led by Mr. Sanyog Vyas, a renowned IPR expert and legal practitioner, who delivered an accessible, practice-oriented overview of core IPR regimes—patents, trademarks, copyrights, designs, and trade secrets—and explained why early IP planning is essential for academic research, creative work, and startup innovation. In his keynote, Mr. Vyas covered the fundamentals of patentability (novelty, inventive step, and utility), the importance of prior art searches, basic filing routes and timelines, and common drafting pitfalls. He then discussed brand protection through trademarks, ownership and licensing under copyright, and when to opt for confidentiality and trade secret protection rather than public filings. The talk also addressed enforcement strategies, cease-and-desist practice, and essential clauses in simple IP licensing and technology transfer arrangements.
The program was designed as a bridge between doctrine and practice. After a structured introduction by the Faculty of Law on the role of IPR in research translation and entrepreneurship, the expert lecture proceeded with short case-based illustrations relevant to academic authorship, sponsored projects, and early-stage product ideas. An interactive Q&A segment followed, where participants raised queries on coordinating patent filing with journal publications to avoid loss of novelty, clarifying authorship versus ownership in funded collaborations, conducting efficient trademark and patent searches, and incorporating AI tools in research without compromising originality or breaching ethical norms. The resource person emphasized practical safeguards—confidentiality agreements, access controls, documentation of experimental work, and versioned drafting—as low-cost ways to preserve rights and reduce disputes before formal filings.
The seminar generated strong engagement and clear outcomes. Participants reported improved clarity on “fit-for-purpose” protection—choosing between patents, copyrights, trademarks, designs, or trade secrets based on the nature of the work and commercialization goals. Many faculty and research scholars expressed interest in follow-up clinics focused on prior art searching, preliminary disclosure drafting, and patentability assessment. The session also reinforced institutional best practices on research ethics, authorship/ownership clarity, and alignment with internal IP policy before public disclosure or submission to journals and conferences. As an immediate next step, the Faculty of Law announced monthly IP Help Clinics for project teams and startup groups, along with mini-workshops on “From Project to Patent,” “Trademark Strategy for Student Startups,” and “Copyright, Fair Dealing, and Academic Publishing.”
In sum, the seminar successfully met its objectives of building foundational IPR awareness, improving practice-readiness for research and innovation activities, and creating a pipeline for hands-on support through clinic hours and targeted training. The Faculty of Law thanks Mr. Sanyog Vyas for his insightful contributions and acknowledges the efforts of the organizing committee, student volunteers, and administrative teams who ensured seamless logistics and high-quality participation. A complete documentation pack—session brief, photographs, attendance, and feedback summary—has been compiled for academic records, while the clinic calendar and workshop schedule will be circulated to all departments for sustained engagement.

• INTRA MOOT COURT COMPETITION, 2020

30^th January 2020 Third Intra Moot –Court Competition on “Right to Information Law” 6 teams participated in Moot Court HoD Law Dr. Santosh Sharma Moot Court Convenor (s) Mrs. Khushboo Pareek Mrs. Reena Kumawat, Mrs. Sakshi Vashisth , Ms. Damini Saxsena and Mr. Dinesh Purohit and Mr. Shantanu Sharma and Mr. Abheejit Pancholi (Adv. of Rajasthan High Court, Jaipur) have acted as a judge for the participants.

• INTRA MOOT COURT COMPETITION, 2019

2nd Feb.’ 2019 Second Intra Moot-Court Competition on “Contract and Hindu Law” 10 teams participated in Moot Court HoD Law Mr. Amit Yadav, Moot Court Convener Ms. Preeti Sanger, Dr. Santosh Sharma, Mr. Nat Ram Meena, Mrs. Khushbu Pareek have acted as a judge for the participants.

• LEGAL AID AWARENESS PROGRAMME,2020, NEWAI

The Students of Dr. K.N. Modi University organized a legal aid camp at Govt. Sr. Sec. School, Banasthali on 8^th February 2020. Students guided the people about various free services provided by the Governments and they also show drama on a how to avail the free legal aid  and assured them to provide every possible help whenever needed it includes Domestic  Violence, Acid Attack, rights of farmers land, and many more.

• LEGAL AID AWARENESS PROGRAMME, 2019 ,NEWAI

On Saturday 3rd August 2019 students of Dr. K. N. Modi University organized a legal aid camp in Rampura village (Devpura Dhani). Students guided the people about the various free services provided by the government and they also gave them a demo on how to avail the free legal aid to provide every possible help whenever needed.

• INTRAMOOT COURT COMPETITION, 2017

November 4, 2017 First Intra Moot court Competition on “Juvenile Justice and its Applicability in Criminal Justice System”. Dr. K. N. Modi University, Newai (Rajasthan) hosted their first Intra Moot Court Competition organized by Law Department. Ms. Kavita Lama coordinates the whole event. The event was inaugurated by the Vice-Chancellor. 18 Students participated in the event. Hon’ble Justice Bhargava (Retired High Court Judge) was the Chief Guest.30 May,2020 National Webinar on “ Human Rights and Duties During COVID-19 Pandemic” Organized by Department of Law at Dr. K.N. Modi University, Newai. This Webinar was organized by Department of Law entitle on Human Rights and Duties During COVID-19 Pandemic. The Chief Guest of this event were Prof. (Dr.) Benarji Chakka Dean of VIT School of Law, Amravati (Andhra Pradesh) and Dr. Sanjula Thanvi Director of Five Year Law College , University of Rajasthan Jaipur. Prof. (Dr.) Benarji Chakka delivered speech on Human Rights of Citizens during lock down and Dr. Sanjula Thanvi delivered speech on Duties of   People at International and National Level.

• A Webinar on” EVOLUTION OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM IN INDIA” Organized by Faculty of Law at Dr. K.N. Modi University, Newai on 10 October 2020.

This Webinar was organized by Faculty of Law entitle on Evolution of Criminal Justice System in India. The Keynote Speaker of this event was Mr. Ramesh Kumar Choudhary, Prosecution Officer, Rajasthan Police Academy, Jaipur. Mr. Ramesh Kumar Choudhary delivered the speech on topic of this event and discussed about historical background of criminal justice system in India and present scenario of Criminal Justice system in India.

•   VISITS REGARDING LEGAL CONSULTANCY AND LEGAL AWARENESS

Dr. K.N. Modi University, Newai, Faculty of Law organized a 7 day legal awareness and consultancy program from 7.01.2023-13.01.2023, where we visited different villages with the objective of spreading awareness about basic legal rights and hearing legal grievances of people. This camp was organized with a long term aim of setting up a permanent Legal Aid Clinic at Faculty of Law at Dr. K.N. Modi University, Newai for providing legal consultancy. During the visits people were informed that they can visit the legal aid clinic at the university where they will be provided legal consultancy and the faculty and students will help them resolve their issues. The detailed report of the program is as follows.

7.01.2023

On the first day we visited village Pahadi. Where, we met Sarpanch Smt. Asha Devi Choudhary of village and also other villagers. The program was commenced by the Dean Faculty of Law Prof. (Dr.) Monika Sharma where she informed the attendees about the purpose of our visit and the intention of the university to set up a free legal aid clinic thereafter the program was continued by Head of department Dr. Santosh Sharma where she explained certain basic legal rights and talked about the day to day legal issues faced by the villagers, she further motivated them to visit the legal aid clinic at the university. Members of the faculty of law including Damini Saxena, Pooja Gahlot, Surbhi Dubela, Priyanka Pareek, Dinesh Purohit ,Dinesh Bairwa further talked about certain basic legal rights, fundamental rights and fundamental duties. 

Thereafter the students of the faculty started their presentation, the first presentation was by Kushal Yogi student of B.A. LL.B second semester and he talked about consumer awareness and several rights given to consumers under the Consumer Protection Act, 2019. Then the second presentation was by Anjali Agarwal student of B.A. LL.B fourth semester she explained about the right of private defense as discussed under Section 96-106 of the Indian Penal Code, 1860. The next presentation was by Sanjay Choudhary, student of B.A. LL.B eighth semester and he explained the importance of consumer awareness and talked about consumer exploitation generally faced by people. Thereafter, the villagers were asked about the problems that is being faced by them on day to day basis and the same was recorded by faculty member Mr. Dinesh Bairwa, the major issues were as follows:

1) The abrupt electricity timings in the village due to which the daily activities of the villagers are hampered.

2) The poor condition of the roads, and the long due constructions of the road in village which makes the daily commute very difficult.

3) Several issues related to water supply, water supply connections, electricity connections, their request to increase the depth of the local pond.

While concluding the program the Dean, Faculty of law Prof. (Dr.) Monika Sharma assured the attendees that they can visit the legal aid clinic at the university any day during the official timings and that they will receive aid and advice by the faculty members and will be helped in very possible way, she also emphasized on the importance of legal education and awareness. After that attendees were given a token of remembrance by the Head of Department, Dr. Santosh Sharma.

9.01.2023
Then on the second day we visited village Shivaad, before leaving for the program the vice chancellor of the university Dr. V.K. Divedi motivated the students of the faculty of law and talked about the fundamental rights as enshrined in our constitution. In this visit to Shivaad village we went to Ghushmeshwar college and met the Director Mr. Neeraj Sharma and other members of the faculty together with the trustee of the Shivaad Mandir Trust ,Mr. Prem Prakash Sharma. The program was started by Dean, Faculty of Law and she addressed all the attendees and started the program by introducing the objective of the ongoing legal awareness camp, she then explained the importance of legal awareness in our day to day life. The Head of the Department, Dr. Santosh Sharma them addressed the attendees and informed them about our intention to set up a permanent legal aid clinic at the university and assured the villagers they can visit the university during the official timings for legal consultancy. During the program the faculty members Ms. Damini Saxena, Mr. Dinesh Bairwa, Mrs. Surbhi Dubhela, Ms. Pooja Gahlot and Ms. Priyanka Pareek all of them talked about the importance of basic legal knowledge including our legal and fundamental rights and duties. Thereafter the students of the faculty started their presentations on various legal rights which are essential in our daily life this included the presentation by Yash Bansal, student of Sixth Semester, B.A. LL.B, and he informed about the procedure to file an RTI, the importance of RTI, the information that can be received by filling RTI and other provisions of the Right to information Act, 2005, then, Risha Fatima student of LL.B fourth semester talked about the provisions related to First Information Report (FIR), the procedure to file FIR and the concerned rights and duties then, Sanjay Choudhary student of B.A LL.B eighth semester and he talked about the importance of consumer awareness the, Sumit Sharma student of B.A LL.B eighth semester informed the attendees about fundamental rights, then, Khusal Yogi student of second semester B.A LL.B talked about various consumer rights and duties as provided under The Consumer Protection Act, 2019, then our faculty member Ms. Pooja Gahlot talked about domestic violence, the meaning of domestic violence and rights of aggrieved person under The Protection Of Women From Domestic Violence Act, 2005 and also emphasized the importance of women empowerment. Thereafter, the trustee Mr. Prem Prakash who himself is from the legal field talked about the relevance and importance of legal knowledge in our day to day life. The Director Mr. Neeraj Sharma also motivated the students with his kind words. While concluding the program the Dean Faculty of Law Prof. (Dr.) Monika Sharma the Head of Department Dr. Santosh Sharma gave a token of remembrance to the trustee and the director.

10.1.2023
On this day we visited the higher secondary school in village Jola. The event was attended by the several villagers the principal and teachers of the school and students of classes 9th to 12th. The program was commenced by the dean Faculty of Law Prof. Monika Sharma and she started by explaining the importance of basic legal rights such as rights against eve teasing, consumer rights , self defence , protection against domestic violence etc she motivated the students to voice their problems and informed all the attendees about our intention of setting up a legal aid clinic at the university for providing legal consultancy. Thereafter the faculty member Ms. Pooja Gahlot talked about the female foeticide and the consequences of this menace not just on the suffering women but on the society as whole she also talked about the importance of women empowerment.

PO & PSO

Programme Outcomes (PO)

Graduates of the Faculty of Law will:

• Demonstrate doctrinal mastery across core areas and apply interpretive methods to resolve legal problems.
• Analyze facts, identify issues, research authorities, and reach reasoned, ethical conclusions.
• Design practical, socially responsible legal solutions mindful of rights, institutions, and public interest.
• Conduct research using rigorous methods; draft publishable outputs with accurate citation.
• Use modern legal tools—databases, e‑filing, e‑discovery, and AI responsibly—understanding their limits.
• Evaluate the societal, cultural, and environmental impact of legal solutions.
• Uphold professional ethics, confidentiality, and integrity.
• Collaborate and lead in diverse teams, communicating with precision in writing and oral advocacy.
• Manage matters, time, and client expectations; demonstrate financial and project discipline.
• Pursue lifelong learning through self‑assessment, feedback, and continuing legal education.

Programme Specific Outcomes (PSO)

• B.A., LL.B. (Integrated): Apply doctrine to practice through moots, clinics, and internships; draft pleadings and contracts; engage in legal aid and policy work; analyze and critique legislation and case law.
• LL.B. (3‑Year): Exhibit litigation‑readiness with strong drafting and client skills; integrate comparative and interdisciplinary perspectives; use legal tech tools responsibly; display ethical professional judgment.
• LL.M. (1‑Year): Attain specialization with advanced research; produce publishable scholarship and policy outputs; lead strategic litigation/compliance projects; mentor juniors and contribute to thought leadership.

PROGRAM OUTCOMES (PO's)

PO1: Legal Knowledge: Apply knowledge of Law, fundamentals of Law and legal reasoning for solution of legal problems.

PO2: Problem Analysis: Identity, formulate, research literature and analyze complex legal problems reaching substantiated conclusions using first principles of law.

PO3: Design/ Development of Solutions: Design solutions for complex legal problems and design system components or processes that meet specified needs with appropriate consideration for the society.

PO4: Conduct Investigations: of complex problems using research-based knowledge and research methods including design of experiments, analysis and interpretation of data and synthesis of information to provide valid conclusions.

PO5: Modern Tool Usage: Create, select and apply appropriate techniques, resources and modern Law related computer tools with an under- standing of the limitations.

PO6: The Lawyer/Advocate(Area Specialist) and Society: Apply  legal reasoning informed by contextual knowledge to assess, health, safety, legal and cultural issues and the consequent responsibilities relevant to professional  legal practice.

PO7: Environment and Sustainability: Understand the impact of professional legal solutions in societal and environmental contexts and demonstrate knowledge of and need for sustainable development.

PO8: Legal Ethics: Apply ethical principles and commit to professional legal ethics and responsibilities and norms of legal practice.

PO9: Individual and Team Work: Function effectively as an individual, and as a member or leader in diverse teams and in multidisciplinary settings in Court/ Law Firm.

PO10: Communication: Communicate effectively on complex legal activities with the legal community and with society at large, such as being able to litigate, comprehend and draft effective pleadings, memorials etc. and design documentation, make effective presentations and give and receive clear instructions.

PO11: Project Management and Finance: Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of legal and management principles and apply these to owners own work, as a member and leader in a team, to manage projects and in multidisciplinary environments.

PO12:Life-long Learning: Recognize the need for, and have the preparation and ability to engage in independent and life-long learning in the broadest context of legal change. Self-assess and use feedback effectively from others to identify learning needs and to satisfy these needs on an ongoing basis.

 PROGRAMME SPECIFIC OUTCOME [PSO's]

Programme Specific Outcomes [PSO's] of B.A LL.B (Law)

PSO 1: To impart Legal knowledge and make students understand legal principles.

PSO 2: Through moot court activities students will learn to apply legal principles to practical problems; plead in the court; and develop professional fraternity.

PSO 3:Legal Aid Clinic and Legal Awareness Camps will improve the practical knowledge and develop professional ethics as students will have to deal with real clients

PSO 4: Students should be able to analyze and critically evaluate old or new laws.

Programme Specific Objectives [PSO's] of LL.M

PSO1: To impart Higher Legal knowledge for a specific field and make students understand legal principles and ethics of law

PSO2: Through dissertation students will learn how to apply research methods and Techniques to analyze research problems; and develop professional fraternity.

PSO3: Organizing Legal Aid Clinic and Legal Awareness Programme to improve the practical knowledge and develop professional ethics. so students will have to deal with real clients and court proceedings.

PSO4: Post-graduates will be prepared to offer specialized expertise in the field of corporate law; benefiting the corporations at large and contributing to the growth of the business sector as a whole.

PSO5: Students will be inculcated traits of critical thinking required for an expert in international law, and to use their analytical skills while undertaking any research in the legal field.

Programme Specific Outcomes [PSO's] OF LL.B (Law)

PSO1: Graduates will learn to plead in court through Moot-Court activities.

PSO2: Graduates will be inculcated traits of analytical thinking, lifelong learning, human values and professional ethics.

PSO3:  Graduates will be prepared to contribute effectively in the areas of constitutional law, civil law, criminal law, international law, corporate law, labour law, and environmental law.

PSO4: Graduates will be able to identify the difference between old or new laws.

Infrastructure / Facilities

• Smart, hybrid‑enabled classrooms and a dedicated Moot Court Hall with AV recording for feedback.
• Legal Aid & Mediation Clinic; Research & Writing Lab with access to premier databases.
• Library and reading spaces with current law reports, journals, and e‑resources.
• Seminar halls and conference facilities for national events and training.
• Experienced staff to accommodate every need of the students.
• Student collaboration areas; accessible, safe, Wi‑Fi‑enabled campus with printing and allied services.

MOOT COURT ACTIVITIES

In order to become a successful lawyer it is essential for a student to know how to apply the law he has learnt to a fact situation and to have awareness of the rules and the etiquette of the Court. Moot Court competition is like the laboratories of law schools where theoretical knowledge is tested in real life situations. Realizing this, the department of Law has been facilitating continuous training to the students to participate in Moot Court competitions organized by various universities and law school .

 As regards its performance in Moot Court competitions, Dkmnu participated in various moot court competition including the Sharda University Moot court during month of April 2017.

Student / Faculty Achievement

• Student / Faculty Achievement
• Students qualify for national moots, ADR competitions, and policy hackathons; publication bylines in student/faculty journals
• Graduates placed across chambers, firms, corporates, NGOs, and policy think tanks.
• Faculty publish in indexed journals, serve on editorial boards, and deliver invited talks and trainings.
• Annual “Alumni in Practice & Policy” showcase highlights alumni success stories and mentoring.
• Moots & ADR: Teams qualified for national rounds in moot court, mediation, negotiation, and client counselling; individual citations for Best Memorial and Best Oralist.
• Publications: UG/PG students published articles, case comments, and policy notes in student/faculty-edited journals; winners in national essay competitions.
• Internships: Structured internships in High Courts, trial courts, chambers of senior counsel, corporate law firms, legal-tech/startups, NGOs, and regulatory bodies.
• Competitive Exams: Students qualified UGC-NET/JRF, judicial services prelims, and secured high ranks in All India Law Entrance/LL.M. entrances.
• Awards: University rank-holders; gold/silver medals; merit scholarships; “Pro Bono Hours” certificates for clinic work and legal literacy campaigns.
• Community Impact: Street law performances; RTI drives; cyber awareness workshops in schools; document camps for marginalized groups.
• Sports & Culture: Winners and captains in inter university sports; accolades in debate, theatre, and literary fests.
• Faculty Achievements
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• Experienced faculties also adjudges competitions like Negotiations, Client Counseling, Mediation, Trial Advocacy and moot court competitions of national and international repute.
• Research Publications in reputed journals like Scopus, Web of science, UGC etc.
• Book chapters publications by esteemed faculty members.
• Publications & Citations: Articles in indexed journals; book chapters and monographs; growing citation indices; reviewer/editor roles in reputed journals.
• Grants & Consultancy: PI/Co PI on funded research; consultancy for government/industry/NGOs on criminal justice reform, compliance, IP strategy, labour, and environment.
• Thought Leadership: Keynote addresses, panel talks, judicial academies/Bar trainings; media op-eds on contemporary legal developments.
• Curriculum & Pedagogy: New elective design (privacy law, fintech compliance, space law, climate justice, sports law, forensic evidence); adoption of simulations and flipped classrooms.
• Professional Practice: Of counsel and advisory roles; amicus briefs; mediation/arbitration empanelment; invited expert for legislative committees.
• Mentorship: Supervision of LL.M. dissertations; co authorships with students; coaching for moots/ADR; bar readiness and placement mentoring.
• Outreach: Legal aid leadership; policy roundtables; school outreach for legal literacy and career guidance.
• International Engagement: Participation in cross border research collaborations; conference presentations; short-term teaching abroad.
• Institutional Service: NAAC/IQAC, ethics committees, research & innovation cells; organizing conferences and national competitions.

Sponsored Research & Consultancy Projects

Research Initiatives

Participated in a National workshop research organized by  Dr. K.N. MODI UNIVERSITY 10 to 14 July 2019 participated in Dr. K.N. MODI UNIVERSITY International Conference multidisciplinary approaches and their scope 10 to 11 July 2019 Organized by  Dr. K.N. MODI UNIVERSITY  in legal aid camp on 3 August 2019.

Co-Curricular and Extra-curricular activities

Purpose: Students have the opportunity to participate in a variety of extracurricular activities from Legal Quiz, Legal Aid camps and Court Visits to personal development and community service programs. There are a whole range of benefits that come from involvement in these programs.

Benefit: Extracurricular activities are great to include on a resume as evidence of well-rounded interests and skills. Participation in Moot-Court, Legal Aid Awareness Programme can indicate that student has the ability to work as part of a team, the drive to reach and improve on goals and the commitment to attend regular training sessions.

• Debate Competition on “DEATH PENALTY SHOULD BE ABOLISHED OR NOT” on 12^th September, 2020.

Intra Debate Competition title “Death Penalty Should be Abolished or Not” was organized by Faculty of Law on 12^th September through Online Mode. This event was commenced with welcome speech delivered by Dr. Santosh Sharma, HOD of Faculty of Law.  58 students of B.A., LL.B. and LL.B. participated in this event and Judges of this Event were Mrs. Khushbu Pareek, Mrs. Sakshi Vashisth, Mrs. Reena Kumawat, Miss. Damini Saxena and Mr. Dinesh purohit. Winner of this Event were Miss Megha Soni, Mohit Sharma, Krishna Kumar, Siddhi Sarkar, Priyanka and Sumit Sharma.

• Essay Writing Competition on “CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY OF INDIA” on 26^th, November, 2020.

An Essay writing Competition title on Constitutional History of India was organized by Faculty of Law on 26^th November,2020. This event was organized on auspicious occasion of National Law Day, 71th Constitutional Day. 25 students of B.A., LL.B. and LL.B. participated in this event.   Winner of this event were Miss. Shruti Verma, Miss. Khushboo Ramlal and Miss. Rajshri Pathak.

• Legal Aid Programme, on 20th March, 2021 

On Saturday, March 20, 2021, students of Dr. K. N. Modi University organized a Legal Aid Awareness Program at Senior Secondary School, Pahadi, Newai. The Faculty of Law conducted this awareness program under the special guidance of Registrar Mr. Sandeep Gupta. In this program, all students of the five and three year courses of B.A., LL.B., LL.B. participated with Dr. Santosh Sharma (Head of Department of Law), Mrs. Khushbu Pareek, Mrs. Sakshi Vashisht, Ms. Damini Saxena, Ms. Anupam Sinha and Mr. Dinesh Purohit.

All teachers and students reached Senior Secondary School in the Pahari village of Newai for a program related to legal awareness at 10:00 am. Appreciated and encouraged by the school's Principal Mr. Rakesh Yadav, Sarpanch Mrs. Asha Devi and Mr. Tulsiram and assisted in making this program a success. Students of the school showed keenness to learn about their rights and duties. Some of our students also staged plays which were to present their message related to the provisions of the law and some of them provided legal advice. For which, the minimum amount was given by the villagers for their legal advice.

• Umang Utsav, 13th October 2021

The Event “Umang Utsav” was organized by Faculty of Law on the Occasion of “Durga Ashtmi” on 13^th October, 2021. The event was inaugurated by the Registrar, Dr. K.N.Modi University , Mr. Sandeep Gupta,  with lightning of lamp and Saraswati Vandana. Students participated in several activities like singing, poetry. Some students also performed Garba, Rajasthani Dances, and Kalbeliya dance.

Workshop/Guestlectures/Industrial Visit

• 12-13, February 2016, Workshop on “Status of Gender Equity in our Society”

Workshop on “Status of Gender Equity in our Society” organized by Law Department. Ms. Nikhita Luthra was the coordinator of the Program. An external speaker, Mr. Rakesh Kumar Sharma, Advocate in Munsiff Court, Jaipur provided an overview of the status of gender equity in our society. The main mission of the workshop are to end.  Discrimination and social injustice. The workshop was attended by 48 participants.

• 15-16, November, 2017 Workshop on “Role of Women planning and decision making”

Law Department organized a Workshop on “Role of Women planning and decision making”. Mr. Anand Sharma Advocate in High Court, Jaipur was the Chief Guest of the workshop The main agenda of the workshop is to find out the relationship between decision making power and women empowerment. to identify  the  level  of  autonomy  and  decision  making  power  influence  on women empowerment and to give suggestions and recommendations to improve decision making power and empowerment at household level. 44 students participated in the event.

• 25th  November, 2017 , Court Visit

30 students from the Department of Law, Dr. K. N. Modi University, Newai visited the Hon’ble District & Session Court, Jaipur on 25^th November, 2017. The students were accompanied by Assistant Prof. Rupaksh Sharma, Ms. Ruth Veiphei, Ms. Kavita Lama and Ms. Shivangi Roy Assistant Professors at the Department of Law. The purpose of the visit was to understand the working of a court, the nature of duties of the judicial officers.

• 15-16th October, 2018 Workshop Organized By Department of Law “Legal Provisions for Protection of Gender Bias”

Under the aegis of Department of Law is organizing a workshop on “Legal Provisions for Protection of Gender Bias”. The Chief Guest of the program Dr. B. D. Rawat Professor at Rajasthan University provided an overview of status of gender equity in our society. The specific objectives of the workshop were- Strengthen awareness of basic concepts of gender Equity and why it is important to our society. Exploring how our differences and similarities impact our social life. 

• E-Workshop” LEGISLATIVE RELATIONS BETWEEN THE CENTRE AND STATE UNDER THE CONSTITUTION OF INDIA” from 19^th to 21st October , 2020.

Three days E-Workshop title “Legislative Relations between the Centre and State under the Constitution of India” was organized by Faculty of Law from 19^th to 21th, October,2020. The Keynote Speaker of this event was Shri Pratyush Prakash, Adl. Civil. Judge, Gazipur (U.P.), Shri Shantanu Sharma, Advocate Raj. High Court and Shri Abhishek Pareek Advocate Raj. High  Court. Shri Pratyush Prakash delivered speech on introduction of legislative relations between the Centre and State on first day of Workshop. He also discussed about present scenario of legislative relations between it. Shri Shantanu Sharma delivered speech on Second day of this event and discussed about Judicial Trend on Legislative Relations Between the Centre and State and some principles evolved in this event. Shri Abhishek Pareek, delivered  speech on third days of this event and discussed about the significance of legislative relations and provisions of  the Constitution of India.

• SCHOOL VISIT REGARDING ADMISSION AND AWARNESS IN LAW CAREER
  
  The visit in school organized by faculty of law Dr. K.N. Modi University commence on 17th December 2022 by Prof. Monika Sharma (Dean of Law) and Dr. Santosh Sharma, Damini Saxena, Pooja Gahlot. Firstly we visited to the Sr. secondary school (lava) there we meet staff
  of school was very nice and supportive nature .as we asked about our visit to school and we discussed about legal career of the student in law and how successful and beneficial for them to peruse their career in law. And according to principal, the school was with the strength of 150 students. We also discussed about how important it is to be aware about the legal rights and how they can reached in law platform after 12th which is BA.LLB we also distributed university prospectors and calendrers the students. Students were also showing their interest as they asked us about how they can further be successful in law field.
  Then our second visit to sr. sec school of Dholi there we meet principal and staff of school it was nice meeting them and as we told the school was with the strength of 520 students. We suggested them to peruse their career in law field in BA.LL.B. after their 12th and how grateful it will be for them some of them students were very interested and curious they were kept asking question how they will have a bright future in law platform. And also we present our slides and distributed university prospectors and calendars to the students
  
  Our last visit to sr. sec. school Digi there we meet principal and staff of school it was very overwhelming to meet such nice and supportive staff as we told by them the school was with the strength of 450 student. There we meet some students who were already interested in law
  career so when discussed about legal awareness and legal rights they were very impressed towards law career and we also have noticed students were so confident to peruse their career in law so we suggested them to have their bright future by taking admission in law in the stream of BA.LLB also we distributed university prospectors and calendars to the students,
  
  So it was a great experience to meet students and we are happy to say that we are working towards legal awareness and we are spreading that how important it is to be aware about their legal rights and how they are protect and secured their rights. Our slides and presentation was interesting and attractive to the number of students who will be the bright future of our country it was great to hear that people showed their interest in legal platforms. We were representing our university to the school and the students.

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