National Seminar on Constitutional Sentinel: Safeguarding Rights and Liberties in India by Aliah University, Kolkata [June 30]: Submit by June 20.

About Aliah University

Aliah University – a State University under the Department of Minority Affairs and Madrasah Education, Government of West Bengal – came into existence through the Aliah University Act (Act XXVII of 2007) passed by the West Bengal Legislative Assembly.

The Act came into force on 5 April 2008. However, its parent institution – from which it was upgraded to a University – was usually mentioned in various old Government records varyingly as Calcutta Mohammedan College or Calcutta Madrasah or Aliah Madrasah, which the British Governor-General Warren Hastings established in 1780.

About the Seminar

The Department of Law, Aliah University, Kolkata, is organizing a National-Level Seminar to address the evolution, current trends, and issues related to Constitutional rights. The seminar’s main goals are to examine recent significant developments in the Constitution of India and provide practical examples to enhance attendees’ understanding of specific aspects of it.

The Seminar aims to facilitate the exchange of knowledge and perspectives on the Indian Constitution among educators, legal experts, practitioners, Human Rights activists, and individuals in their respective fields.

The seminar will be held from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Aliah University, Park Circus Campus, 17 Gora Chand Road, Kolkata—700014.

Who is it for?

All students, academicians, research scholars, lawyers and other interested candidates are eligible to participate in the seminar.

Themes

Willing Participants may present research papers in the following sub-themes:

The Constitution and National Identity
The Impact of Judicial Review on Indian Politics and Society
Enhancing Access to Justice: The Role of the Constitution and Legal Institutions
The Constitution and Civil Society
Constitutional Law and the Media: Ensuring Freedom and Accountability
Challenges to Federalism in a Diverse India
Balancing Liberty and Security
Securing Social Justice: Evaluating the Effectiveness of Constitutional Rights
The Constitution and Emerging Technologies: Balancing Innovation and Fundamental Rights
Constitutionalism and Environmental Protection: Ensuring a Sustainable Future
The Future of Constitutionalism
Data Privacy and Right to Privacy
Any other topic related to the Constitutional Law

Submission Guidelines

Word limit for Abstract: 250-300 words
Word limit for Full Paper: 3000-5000 words
Font: Times New Roman (Size 12, 1.5 Spacing)
File Type: MS Word

Registration Details

The interested person should fill in the registration form given below this post and submit it by 25th June 2024. Then, WhatsApp a copy of the registration form and the payment receipt to 7637059870.

Student Participation only: Rs. 400
UG Student Participation cum Paper Presentation: Rs. 500
PG Student Participation cum Paper Presentation: Rs. 600
Advocate/Others: Rs. 600
Research Scholar: Rs. 700
Academician: Rs. 800
Online Participation & Paper Presentation: Rs. 1000
Foreign Participation: Rs. 3000

UPI Id: 7637059870@paytm
Name: Zubair Ahmed
A/c No.: 38312903917 (SBI)
IFSC: SBIN0001140