Aware Citizen · Empowered Nation
Under the Aegis of State Legal Service Authority (SLSA)
Building informed, responsible citizens through legal awareness, expert engagement and active student participation.
Meet the faculty leading the Club, and learn how you can be a part of it.
PG Department of Commerce. Dr. Jakhar leads the Club's calendar of seminars, expert lectures and awareness drives in close collaboration with the State Legal Service Authority.
Open to all enrolled students of the College. Become part of a community committed to legal awareness, civic responsibility and informed citizenship.
Apply NowFrom new criminal laws to startup compliance, cyber safety and environmental responsibility — the breadth of legal awareness our Club brings to its members.
Awareness of new criminal laws including the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita and Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita.
Understanding the working of the State Legal Service Authority, free legal aid, and the Right to Information Act.
Vigilance Awareness Week observances, integrity pledges and citizenship values.
Legal and ethical steps for entrepreneurs, financial literacy, IPR and industry expectations.
Cyber Swachhta, cyber crime in society, and the legal implications of social-media use.
Plastic-waste management, air pollution awareness, and the Green Diwali · Swachh Diwali campaign.
World Day for International Justice, women's rights, child labour and ragging awareness.
Educating students about their fundamental rights and responsibilities as citizens of India.
A chronological record of seminars, expert lectures, workshops and awareness programmes conducted by the Club — most recent first.
Lecture organised in collaboration with the Dharat Suhavi Environment Society — focusing on practical strategies for citizens to reduce air pollution and manage plastic waste responsibly.
A 3-day 'Green Diwali – Swachh Diwali' campaign observed in collaboration with the Dharat Suhavi Environment Society. The event featured oath-taking, poster-making, a rally, and eco-friendly stalls to promote a cracker-free, sustainable celebration.
A Class-to-Class Awareness Campaign held in collaboration with the Electoral Literacy Club — sensitising students about the role and functions of the State Legal Services Authority and the availability of free legal aid services for citizens.
Awareness talk organised in collaboration with NCC (Senior Wing) Girls to acquaint students with the recently enacted criminal laws of India and their practical implications for everyday citizens.
Lecture organised to celebrate International Women's Day on the topic 'Pain Relief vs Pain Recovery: What are you really choosing? Stop treating pain, start solving it. Your road map to pain-free living.'
Expert lecture organised in collaboration with the Training and Placement Cell and the PG Department of Commerce — bridging the transition from academia to the corporate world for our final-year students.
An online expert talk was held to commemorate National Legal Services Day, introducing students to the structure, functions and citizen-facing services offered by the State Legal Services Authority of U.T. Chandigarh.
The week-long observance was held on the theme "Say no to corruption; commit to the nation." An Integrity Pledge was taken by students and faculty alike, along with a public commitment to the highest standards of honesty and integrity in personal and professional life.
An online lecture was organised to mark the World Day for International Justice — reflecting on the global rule of law, international criminal jurisprudence, and India's role in the international justice ecosystem.
Expert lecture organised in collaboration with the PG Department of Commerce and the Institution Innovation Council (IIC). The session walked students through the financial discipline and legal compliance every aspiring entrepreneur must understand from day one.
Expert lecture / webinar organised in collaboration with the Institution Innovation Council (IIC) — equipping student entrepreneurs with the foundational legal and ethical roadmap for launching their ventures.
Interactive workshop organised in collaboration with the Mahatma Gandhi National Council of Rural Education. The session focused on cyber hygiene, online safety practices, and the legal recourse available to citizens against cyber crime.
Expert lecture organised in collaboration with the Office of Dean Research and the Innovation Cell — exploring the protection, registration and ethical management of intellectual property in academic and research settings.
Webinar / e-lecture introducing students to the structure and working of the State Legal Services Authority — the institution at the heart of legal aid and access to justice in India.
An inter-college 'Caption the Picture' contest was organised to mark the International Day Against Child Labour — encouraging students from across institutions to express their views creatively on the urgent issue of child labour.
Webinar organised in association with the PG Department of Sociology — examining cyber crime as a social phenomenon, its victim profiles, and the community-level interventions needed to combat it.
Webinar / e-lecture exploring contemporary security challenges and the role an informed, engaged youth plays in safeguarding their communities and the nation at large.
An inter-college slogan writing competition on the topic 'Ragging in Educational Institutions — A Human Rights Perspective' — framing ragging not just as a disciplinary issue but as a violation of the dignity and rights of fellow students.
Webinar / e-lecture on the Right to Information Act, 2005 — one of the most powerful tools available to Indian citizens for transparency and accountability in public administration.
e-lecture on the legal implications of social media use — helping students understand the boundaries between free expression, defamation, harassment and the cyber laws that apply to everyday online behaviour.
Expert lecture on the topic 'Human Rights of Women: International and National Scenario' — surveying the legal protections available to women in India and how those compare with international human-rights frameworks.
