RSLW: Rajasthan School of Law for Women J.L.N. Marg, Bapu Nagar, Jaipur, Rajasthan 302004

RSLW National Moot Court Training Workshop on 21-23 October, 2021

Rajasthan School of Law for Women

Rajasthan School of law for women was established in the year 2018 in Kanoria College Campus, opposite Rajasthan University. The college is approved by Bar Council of India and is affiliated to Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar Law University (previously affiliated to University of Rajasthan). The college focuses on bringing about a paradigm shift in the delivery of legal education in the country. Its objective is to augment novel dimensions in legal education that would make young girls, a skilled professional who would imbibe a deep and lasting respect for human dignity, social welfare and fairness. Symbolizing the principles of justice education, excellence, and competence, RSLW imparts quality legal education that would be producing new generation lawyers, judges, leaders, and policymakers over the years. Innovation, quality and brilliance are the motivating forces of Rajasthan School of law for women, which have transformed the vision of the college into reality. The college is invigorated by teaching, learning and research, along with myriad activities like debates, conventions, seminars, webinars, symposia, conferences, student competitions, conclaves, legal aid activities, cultural activities, moot courts, internships, interactive session with subject experts and the like. With each passing year the college is successfully getting full admissions and the students have been securing hundred percent result from the past five semesters.

Events

"Inspire persistently, train patiently and advocate passionately”. Rajasthan School of Law for Women, Jaipur is announcing a three-day virtual RSLW NATIONAL MOOT COURT TRAINING WORKSHOP 21 to 23 October 2021 for all law students. This workshop will help the students to ameliorate mooting technique, drafting ability and argumentative skill. Joining the workshop will make the student one step closer to their dream of becoming a successful advocate. Platform... Google meet For Google form : https://forms.gle/yTQSJpVDpDkbx6e4A For Brochure click here : https://drive.google.com/.../1tFal83EhIVGsq.../view...

"Action expresses priorities" .When restraint and courtesy are added to strength, the latter becomes irresistible. On 2nd October 2021 Cultural Club of Rajasthan school of law for women celebrated "Gandhi Jayanti" . The aim was to enlighten the " Importance and Relevance of Gandhian Principles In 21st century" . Dr. Vartika Arora , Principal RSLW started the programme by sharing her views on life of Mahatma Gandhi . Later students presented their views through ppt , speech , poetry and posters . Today , the power of Gandhiji's words still inspire us to change the world by changing us . Vote of thanks was given by Assistant Professor Ms. Purnima Gautam . The event was moderated by Nikita Ramchandani and Taneesha Vishnoi and coordinated by Anshulika Pareek and Kriti Mishra.

Neha Jasuja of Semester 4th has been selected for a virtual internship Under Senior Advocate Pradeep Rai Sir (Vice President - Supreme Court Bar Association) for the month of October.

“Indeed, learning to write may be part of learning to read. For all I know, writing comes out of a superior devotion to reading.” — Eudora Welty On 19 June Book review Club of Rajasthan school of law for women organized a writing competition titled as " Pen and Paper Hub : My Pen , My sword" It was a great opportunity for all the scribblers not able to come out of the notebooks . The chief guest and the judge for the event was Prof. Joya chakravarty former dean , faculty of arts , director school of Humanities , University of Rajasthan. Dr . Rashmi chaturvedi , Director, Rslw welcomed the guest and highlighted the importance of pen and stories . Dr. Prerna vanjani assistant professor, Rslw was the internal judge for the event. Principal , Dr . Vartika Arora appreciated the students . The winners of the competition were 1st position by Shreya Chaudhary, 2nd by Hitaishee Sharma & 3rd position by Bhagyalxmi Sharma. The competition was coordinated by Assistant Professor Ms. Surabhi Mathur and students Ashmi Sharma and Hitashee of semester 4.

“The Greatest threat to our Planet is the belief that someone else will save it” -Robert Swan Rajasthan School of Law for Women has celebrated the 49th Environment Day on 5th june 2021. In order to spread awareness about the heinous threats to our environment in an engrossing manner Students of the college Anjali Sharma, Aishwarya Menon, Neha Jasuja and Shweta Saini have presented a brief on some Environment Based movies. Students have presented the leading issues that are discussed in movies and their solutions. Yashi Mishra, student of 4th semester, throws light on the successful journey of the college and gives a brief introduction of the college to the Guest of the Event. The Guest Speaker Mr. Gautam Arora (CEO and President Biogas Engineering California, U.S.A) has conveyed the knowledge about how We must preserve the resources, and must limit our needs, Because the resources are very limited. And judicious use of resources will help us win this race. He has also thrown some light on the fact that If we all do our part like Planting trees, making the right choices, buying things we really need, etc. we'll bring a significant change in the environment together. Director of Kanoriya PG Mahila Mhavidhyalya Dr. Rashmi Chaturvedi has also enlightened the students on the seriousness of the issue and quoted that "whatever has to be done, has to be done in this decade only" She also emphasised on the quote "Save the plant by saving the food in our plate" She has also talked about the adverse effects of the pollution on the Environment and how one should cope with it. Principal of Rajasthan School of Law for women Dr. Vartika Arora in her speech on environment acknowledged the importance of Planting trees and how everyone sho do there part for the mother nature as it belongs to everyone. In the winding up of the event the college has organized a Plantation Programme with all of its members in online mode. The Event was coordinated by Ms. Ritika gaur (Assistant Professor), Kriti Chabra student of 4th semester.

World Environment Day

World Environment Day 2021

Extempore is the premier platform for aspiring and gifted orators, where oration meets analysis and reasoning , It is geared towards improving the critical and analytical skills of law students. Rajasthan school of law for women held an a unique virtual level extempore competition on 29th May 2021 , Saturday . The judges of the competition were Assistant professor Ms. Surbhi Mathur and Assistant professor Ms. Ritika Gaur. The students were supposed to speak on socio- legal issues given by coordinator and speak for 4 minutes on that topic in an extempore manner. Principal, Dr. Vartika Arora appreciated the participants and encouraged the students. Winners of the competition were Shreya Chaudhary student of semester 1 and Avni Bansal student of semester 3. The competition was coordinated by Assistant professor Ms . Surbhi Parakh and students Saloni Rathore and Upasana Verma of semester 3.

RSLW Conducted 1st internal test for 4th and 6th sem students and the girls attempted it seriously. Keep the spirit high girls

Rajasthan School of law for Women, organized special guest Lecture on 15th may 2021, by Mrs. Nikita Koradia , Assistant Professor ( law department) Nirma University , Ahemdabad on research methodology Ma’am highlighted importance of research, how and where can the same be published. She explained the structure of research paper and motivated the students to write research articles. The next session was of Mr. Sarawan Nath , Senior faculty member ( Department of computer science engineering) JECRC University , Jaipur on topic ' MS Word for Research'. Sir said that MS Word dominates word processing in the legal Profession , you cannot Practice Law without encountering word. Sir explained all the basics of Word how to use footnotes and font styles, how to make research document more precise and accurate. Vote of thanks was given by Principal , Dr. Vartika Arora. The session was moderated by navya Vyas and khushboo Rathore students of 4th semester and coordinated by faculty Surbhi Parakh

Felicitation of Dr G.S Rajpurohit, Dean Faculty of Law University of Rajasthan for his additional charge of Dean Dr Bhimrao Ambedkar Law University Jaipur by Principal Dr Vartika Arora

Rajasthan school of law for women on 10th of October organized a poster presentation competition. The posters were presented on the themes 1 violence against women 2.pandemic and it's effects 3. sustainable development 4. online studies and cyber security. The posters and the presentation was judged by Ms. Pratima soni, visiting faculty at School of Management and Commerce at Poornima University, Jaipur and Dr. Sarika Kaul ,Head of Drawing and Painting Department, Kanoria Mahila Mahavidyalaya, Jaipur Winners of the competition were 1.Saloni Rathore 2.Mansi Tiwari 3. Avni Bansal

The internship club of Rajasthan School of Law for Women organized a guest lecture on the topic of Necessity of Internship and career in Law on 30th September 2020 by Mr. Sunil Nath, Advocate, Senior Partner , PKA Advocates, Jaipur. Sir highlighted various features of a lawyer and guided the students about importance of studying, concentration, building up retention power. He gave an insight as to how a case is presented before a judge ie. formulation of facts, legal propositions, pleading writing, preparation for research and oral arguments. Sir emphasized that Internships helps in choosing career. A law students can intern at libraries, NGO's , firms, individual lawyers, companies, International offices, Judges etc. At the end of session sir answered a few queries which helped the students in clarifying their doubts related to internship and career in law. Sir also offered online internship opportunities at PKA Advocates, Jaipur to the students of RSLW.

Rajasthan Education Trust organized an online session on 26th July 2020 on the topic of "Know the Constitution – Spirit and Soul". It was presided over by Hon'ble Mr. Justice G.S. Singhvi (Supreme Court of India), Hon'ble Mr. Justice V.S. Dave (Rajasthan High Court) and Hon'ble Mr. Justice J.K. Ranka (Rajasthan High Court). Students of Rajasthan School of Law for Women Taneesha Vishnoi, Ayushi Choudhary, Aarti Meena, Girija Alem, Garima Agarwal, Neha Jasuja, Riya Gupta, Rakhi Sharma and Anshulika Pareek participated in the same.

Students and faculty members of Rajasthan School of Law for Women (RSLW) attending International Virtual Workshop on " Challenges Confronting Legal Education during COVID -19 " organised by University Law College, Bangalore University on 25th july 2020.

An interactive session on reforms in criminal law was initiated by Ministry of Home Affairs in collaboration with National Law University, Delhi. Hon'ble Justice Prashant Agarwal (Rajasthan High Court), Shri G.S. Gill (Ld AAG, Rajasthan High Court) Hon'ble Justice V.C. Dave and Shri B.S. Chhaba (Ld ASG, Government of India) were the experts. Along with experts the session was attended by principals, deans, professors, students of various universities and colleges. It was a resourceful session. Rajasthan School of Law for Women also participated in the same. Assistant Professor Ms. Surbhi Parakh represented college and gave presentation on inclusion of Gender Neutrality provisions in Indian Penal Code.

Rajasthan School of Law for Women (RSLW) is leaving no stone unturned. Various activities and competitions are being organised on digital platforms. Recently, the college has organized CANONICAL QUIZ COMPETITION for the students of the college. It was a six days event which started from 22 June, 2020 with quizzes of different subject each day. Entire one year syllabus was included not only to test the participants but also to enrich their knowledge and motivate them further. A healthy competition was seen from the starting of the competition among the participants. Students keen participation helped them learn something new everyday and will keep on inspiring. E Certificates were given to the following participants : Political Science Quiz - Upasana Verma English Quiz - Taneesha Vishnoi Law of Torts - Lakshi Goyal Computer Science Quiz - Lakshi Goyal Constitutional Law Quiz - Tarana Noor General Knowledge Quiz - Saloni Rathore It is rightly said "Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers. It may not be difficult to store up in the mind a vast quantity of facts within a comparatively short time, but the ability to form judgments requires the severe discipline of hard work and the tempering heat of experience and maturity". Work harder than you think you did yesterday.

Online classes during lockdown The human race is facing its hardest time during covid 19 outbreak, first time in human history everyone is locked home. This new problem came up with new ways of learning. To keep students aligned with studies online classes are going on. Students are valuing the efforts of teachers by showing interest in studies and giving their maximum attendance during online classes. # Discipline and hardwork is something Rajasthan School of Law for women is committed for. # Together while being apart we will definitely overcome this.

A lecture cum interactive session of Dr. Manoj Sharma, IAS (Retd.) organized to celebrate World Mother Language Day on 20.02.2020. Students and faculty members agreed to promote mother language

On 14.02.2020, a group of students from Vivekanand Global University came to Rajasthan School of Law for Women to talk about skills needed for National Parliament Debate and how to prepare for the same.

Announcement

RSLW National Moot Court Training Workshop on 21-23 October, 2021

Salient Features

CENTRALLY LOCATED LAW COLLEGE

Rajasthan School of Law for Women is a women's law college situated in the heart of Jaipur. College is easily accessible as it is centrally located in Jaipur, Rajasthan.

Library

The library, with a rich collection of books journals and magazines, has a good reading ambience. Students can access Journals of national and international repute for their development as good lawyers.

Moot Court Training

Mooting as an activity to inculcate and improve the research, presentation and argument talent in student. The college in this regard offers moot court training to all students by organizing Intra Moot Court Competition to encourage students to participate in National and International Moot Court Competition.

Computer Lab

Computer lab of RSLW is equipped with the latest computing facilities and high speed internet connectivity. College has subscribed E-Journal for quick access of judgments and latest laws.

Smart Classroom

The smart class is a technological boon for the education system. Smart classes use a variety of technological tools such as computers or laptops connected with the internet, LEDs, e-textbooks, projectors, etc. With the help of these audio and video tools students involved in the class more actively.

Active Legal Aid Cell

College has an active legal aid cell. The legal aid club was initiated in the session of 2019-20. In this year students have attended various workshops of RALSA and performed a road play at Albert Hall, Jaipur.