Management Studies Committee, School of Law, Christ (Deemed to be University) is organising 1st National Legal Storytelling Competition. The last date of submission is March 24.
About the Organiser
The Management Studies Committee, School of Law, CHRIST (Deemed to be University) is envisioned with training and creating young leaders well equipped to lead the legal and professional world. The Committee is inclined towards establishing a platform for law students, irrespective of their stream, to gain experience and exposure in the field of Management Studies, which is quintessential for any law graduate to possess.
The Committee aims to promote and nurture a culture of entrepreneurship, innovation, and leadership skills among the students by conducting various management-centric activities. It seeks to aid students in establishing effective networks, honing soft skills, developing managerial skills, and encouraging them to take the initiative, enabling them to think beyond the boundaries of our regular curriculum.
The Committee intends to facilitate students to holistically, academically, and practically inculcate the skill sets that a law graduate must possess. It seeks to achieve this aim by conducting a plethora of training programs and workshops that would be open to all students within the deanery as well as to other departments.
About the Competition
Bangalore’s heritage is not merely a chapter in a history book; it’s a living breathing narrative that informs every street, landmark and conversation. From the majestic Vidhan Soudha to the bustling bazaars of Chickpet, and from the serene Nandi Hills to the bustling tech corridors of Electronic City, every corner of this city echoes with stories of resilience, creativity, and transformation.
The “1st Legal Storytelling Competition“ seeks to celebrate and honour this rich heritage by inviting students from colleges across Bangalore to participate in a unique and intellectually stimulating event.
It recognizes that heritage and culture of Bangalore are inextriciably linked to the legal framework that governs it. As we marvel at the city‘s historical sites and celebrate its festivals, it is important to remember that the laws that uphold justice and preserve tradition are an integral part of this narrative.
Guidelines
The competition is open to all undergraduate, postgraduate and research scholars of any University or College in Karnataka. The competition will be conducted in two phases: the Screening Round (Online) and the Final Round, which will be conducted offline at the CHRIST (Deemed to be University), Bangalore.
How to Register & Submit?
Interested candidates can register themselves and submit write-ups via the link given at the end of the post.
Fee
Individual registration: Rs. 300
Team registration: Rs. 500
How to Pay?
You can pay the fee for the 1st National Legal Case Study Competition using Debit card, Credit card, Internet banking or UPI.
To make the payment, please visit our website (link given at the end of the post) and follow these steps:
Click on “Fest” under “FEE NAME“
Click on “ Nyayavarta Legal Storytelling- under “Category”.
Awards
E-Certificate to every team who sends a submission for the competition. Certificate of Merit to the top 5 teams who qualify to the final rounds. Prizes for the 1st and 2nd Positions.
Important dates
- 1st March 2023: Call for applications
- 24th March, 2024: Submission of Write-ups (Screening Round)
- 31st March, 2024: Communication of the top 5 teams
- 2nd Week of April, 2024 Final Round (Physical)
Contact
Email: [email protected]
Yash Jain +91 6264941548, [email protected]
Nia Mariya Sabu +91 9446004888 [email protected]
