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VOL. 12 NO. 1 JAN - JUNE 2017

CPJ - BULLETIN

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CHANDERPRABHU JAIN COLLEGE OF HIGHER STUDIES & SCHOOL OF LAW

About Us

Genesis: A CPJ Initiative

Intellectual Domain

Ÿ Seminars/ Guest Lectures/ Workshop

Ÿ Quiz Competitions

Ÿ Essay Writing Competition

Ÿ Parent Teacher Meeting

Ÿ Celebration of Intl. Women's Day

Ÿ Debate Competition

Ÿ Academic Exposures

Ÿ First Delhi NCR Moot Court Competition

Ÿth4 Management, IT & Commerce Inter

College Fest MARKETECH 2017

Ÿnd2 National Law Festival– Loi Fiesta

2017

Cultural Tit-Bits

Ÿ Basant Panchmi Celebration

Ÿ Holi Celebration

Ÿ Farewell for Outgoing Batches

Corporate Affairs

Ÿ Placement Drives

Ÿ Internship Drives

Ÿ Industrial Visits

Ÿ Excursion Trip

Sports Tournaments

Talent Hunt

Academic Contribution by Faculties

Ÿ Publications & Presentations

Academic Accolades

List of AR and CR, Jan - June, 2017

Awards and Recognitions of CPJCHS

CPJCHS IN Print Media

CPJCHS Social Media

New members in CPJCHS Fraternity Valuable Remarks

Ÿ Guests Remarks

Ÿ Corporate Remarks

Student’s Corner

Ÿ Student’s Feedback

Ÿ Student’s Articles

Our Publications

Annual Journal” CPJ GLOBAL REVIEW”

Bi-Annual “CPJ- BULLETIN”

Student Handbook

Annual ”LAW JOURNAL”

Outgoing Batches

Upcoming Events

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CHAIRMAN'S MESSAGEChanderprabhu Jain College of Higher Studies and School of Law is striving for excellence. Most

successful man have achieved distinction by being presented with some new talent or opportunity. They

rather developed and optimally utilized the opportunity that was at hand and this is the motto of our

Institute - to prepare our students for grabbing available opportunities and creating new prospects. We,

at CPJ College of Higher Studies & School of Law, inculcate amongst students a spirit to strive and

achieve the desired goals. They have been provided a platform wherein they can flourish their caliber and

potential to the maximum. This encouragement is provided to them by highly skilled and experienced

faculty who play the role of a mentor to guide them to their way to success.

Education consists of a series of enhancements, each raising the individual to a higher level of

awareness, understanding and kinship with all living things. Education is very important amongst all of us and it is a fact which

cannot be denied by anybody. With an ever increasing competition in all the sectors, it has become inevitable for an individual to

acquire knowledge beyond the bookish ones. Over the years, the demand for skilled labour capable of multitasking is rising every day.

As a result, it is a necessity to adapt oneself with the need of the hour. It gives me immense happiness and pride to say that CPJ - CHS

& School of Law is continuously striving for excellence. Our endeavor is not only class room teaching but also providing students with

an environment that can groom and develop their skills for a professional career. CPJ - CHS & School of Law glances itself to be one of

the best 10 Business & Law Schools in the years to come and to be an epitome of excellence and perfection.

Sh. Subhash Chand Jain

Right from its inception in 2007, CPJ College of Higher Studies & School of Higher Studies & School of

Law has exhibited academic excellence in all the disciplines of Management, IT, Commerce & Law. With

our vision to excel in imparting high quality higher education, it has been our endeavor to continually

improve the infrastructural facilities in the college so that learning becomes a motivation for the students.

We, as the management of the college, are fully conscious of the hard core competitive scenario in today's

world and, as such, have established special cell for training and placement wherein focused emphasis is

laid on Personality Development and Communication Skills of our students. Since Faculties are the

backbone of any educational institute, identification of competent faculties and their up-gradation

through Faculty Development Programmes, Guest Lectures etc. continues to be our major concern.

We have been running CPJ College with a strong belief of being an epitome of teaching and this can only be achieved by the joint efforts

of the management, senior functionaries, faculties, supporting staff and the students of our college and we are very much gearing

ahead in that direction. As such, I invite the students to join CPJ College and excel in their academics and career.

Sh. Abhishek Jain

GENERAL SECRETARY'S MESSAGE

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DIRECTOR'S (CORPORATE AFFAIRS) MESSAGE

I feel delighted to greet the CPJ Family and others through this column of Newsletter . It being Bi- Annual

publication, this newsletter gives glimpses of all the development activites at the CPJ Campus from

January 17 to June 17 . Since this period coincides with a lot of Academic, CETPAC (Corporate Exposure,

Training and Placement Activites) and Co-Curricular functions , I am sure this issue shall give a good

insight to all these said activites . I also feel pride to say that during this period , CPJ achieved 100%

placements with multiple job offers for its outgoing students of BBA, BBA CAM, BCA, B.Com(H) &,

B.A.LL.B(H) through Campus Drives by top MNCs, Indian Corporates & Law Firms and all these students

have since gainfully joined these respective organizations . Sky is the limit at CPJ and we shall endeavour

to scale!!

Sh. Yugank Chaturvedi

CPJ

The CPJ College of Higher Studies & School of Law strives for providing quality higher education to students of

Delhi, especially catering to people in and around Narela, a sub-city of Delhi. The pedagogy is to establish intimate

and personal touch of the 'Gurus with disciples' through Regular Debates, Seminars and Conferences on current

National Issues. The Institution organizes Educational and Industrial Trips, Court Visits, Moot Court exercises and

Mock Parliaments for the character building and overall development of its students. It has constituted a dedicated

Placement Cell striving for placement of it students with various firms dealing with Management, IT and Law.

The faculty in the Institution is quite competent and is writing numerous research papers, attending national and

international Conference, seminars and preparing study material for the students. The Institution has research

oriented separate libraries for Management, IT and Law. The merit-cum-needy scholarships are being provided by

the Institution.

The CPJ College of Higher Studies & School of Law prepares the students to lead a professionally competent and socially useful life. I welcome

the parents to send their children to this Institution to make them better citizens of our nation.

Prof. J. P. Mohla

DIRECTOR'S MESSAGE

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In the era of Developing Economy of India and Financial Sector opening to the Global World, it has emerged as utmost necessity that the youth of the Nation be skillfully qualified and equipped with the professional studies. The current decade as witnessed emergence of large number of educational colleges as self financing institutions set up by the all segments of business fraternity.

As a sequel to the forgoing initiative taken by Chanderprabhu jain College of Higher Studies and School of Law is a pious step by setting up a College at Narela for imparting higher education in BBA, BCA, B.Com(H) & B.A.LL.B(H), BBA LL.B(H) programmes for benefit of students particularly of the suburban and rural areas.

The institute has endeavored to induct well qualified teaching faculties to equip education of required

standards to the students. Besides better infrastructure required as essential ingredient for Management,

IT and Law courses has been credited to facilitate students to have best of studies. This will certainly go a long way in developing the

youth to shape resounding academic career and buildup their future.

Sh. S. K. Mohla

EDITOR'S MESSAGE

EDITORIAL BOARD

Editor-in-Chief Editor Associate Editors

Mr. S.K. Mohla Ms. Anjali Sharma Ms. Kanika Dhingra

Ms. Aastha Kalia

Student Editors

Parth Chaturvedi (BA. LL.B(H) VIII C) & Sagar Khetwani (BCA IV)

It gives me great pleasure to bring forward the new volume of the CPJ Bulletin Vol.12 No.1 JAN-JUNE

2017. The Newsletter highlights the various activities and events that are organized by the college and

also provides a glimpse of the participations and achievements made by our students and faculties. It

provides an insight into the academic and cultural activities which help the students develop their skills

and expertise. We also encourage articles, poems and messages and views by the students for publishing

the same herein. Although the newsletter format is limited in the amount of in-depth information it can

provide, we will make every effort to describe, if only briefly, our latest achievements in concrete materials,

mechanics, design, and construction of concrete structures, as well as the activities of the committee.

On behalf of Editorial Team, I express my sincere gratitude to CPJ Dignitaries – Chairman, General

Secretary, Director, Director (Corporate Affairs) for their guidance & encouraging attitude in this issue of

Newsletter, Special thanks to Chief Editor and Members of Editorial Team for their valuable efforts in preparation of this issue of CPJ-

BULLETIN.

I wish all readers meaningful and quality reading while going through the CPJ- BULLETIN!

Ms. Anjali Sharma

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF'S MESSAGE

GLIMPSE OF EVENTS, JAN-JUNE 2017

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1. ABOUT US

ABOUT RISHI AUROBINDO EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY

VISION & MISSION

2. GENESIS: A CPJ INITIATIVE

3. INTELLECTUAL DOMAIN

A. GUEST LECTURES/SEMINIAR/WORKSHOP

SEMINAR ON “STOCK MIND SEASON” BY ICICI SECURITIES

GUEST LECTURE ON “ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND SMALL BUSINESS

DEVELOPMENT” BY NIESBUD

SEMINAR ON “CAREER OPPORTUNITY IN LOGISTICS INDUSTRY” BY SAFE

DUCATE LEARNING PVT LTD

GUEST LECTURE ON GENDER JUSTICE & EMPOWERMENT OF WOMEN” BY

SMT. MADHUMITA KOTHARI, SENIOR ADVOCATE, SUPREME COURT OF INDIA

3 DAY WORKSHOP ON “ANDROID APP DEVELOPMENT” BY HEWLETT PACKARD

– DIGILEAF

B. QUIZ COMPETITIONS

INTRA-COLLEGE LEGAL QUIZ COMPETITION

INTER COLLEGE QUIZ COMPETITION ( MANAGEMENT ,IT, COMMERCE ) -

QUIZARD

C. ESSAY WRITING COMPETITION

ESSAY WRITING COMPETITION ON “BETI BACHAO BETI PADHAO” PROGRAMME

FOR BCA, BBA(G) , B. COM(H), BBA (CAM) STUDENTS

ESSAY WRITING COMPETITION ON “BETI BACHAO BETI PADHAO” PROGRAMME

FOR B.A. LLB (H) & BBA LLB(H) STUDENTS

PARENT TEACHER MEETING

CELEBRATION OF INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY

DEBATE COMPETITION

INTRA COLLEGE DEBATE COMPETITION

G. ACADEMIC EXPOSURES

VISIT TO NATIONAL LOK ADALAT

VISIT OF LAW STUDENTS TO SUPREME COURT OF INDIA

PARTICIPATION IN ALL INDIA BAR SEMINAR AT VIGYAN BHAWAN

PARTICIPATION IN FELICITATION PROGRAM OF SH. RAVI SHANKAR PRASAD,

LAW MINISTER BY BCI

H. FIRST DELHI NCR MOOT COURT COMPETITION

I.TH

4 MANAGEMENT ,IT COMMERCE INTER COLLEGE FEST- MARKETECH

2017

J.ND2 NATIONAL LAW FESTIVAL –LOI FIESTA 2017

4 CULTURAL TIT-BITS

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1. ABOUT US

About Rishi Aurobindo Educational Society 5

Vision & Mission 5

2. GENESIS: A CPJ INITIATIVE 5

3. INTELLECTUAL DOMAIN 6

A. GUEST LECTURES/ SEMINARS/ WORKSHOP

Seminar on “Stock Mind Season” By ICICI Securities 6

Guest Lecture on “Entrepreneurship and Small Business Development” By NIESBUD 6

Seminar on “Career Opportunity In Logistics Industry” By Safe Ducate Learning Pvt Ltd 7

Guest Lecture on “Gender Justice & Empowerment of Women” by Smt. Madhumita Kothari, Senior Advocate, Supreme Court of India

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3 Days Workshop on “Android App Development” by Hewlett Packard – Digileaf 8

B. QUIZ COMPETITIONS

Intra-college Legal Quiz Competition 9

Inter College Quiz Competition (Management, IT, Commerce) - QUIZARD 9

C. ESSAY WRITING COMPETITION

Essay Writing Competition on “Beti Bachao Beti Padhao” Programme for BCA, BBA(G) , B. COM(H), BBA (CAM) Students

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Essay Writing Competition on “Beti Bachao Beti Padhao” Programme for B.A.LL.B(H) & BBA LL.B (H) Students

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D. PARENT TEACHER MEETING 10

E. CELEBRATION OF INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY 10

F. DEBATE COMPETITION

Intra College Debate Competition 11

G. ACADEMIC EXPOSURES

Visit to National Lok Adalat 12

Visit to Supreme Court of India 12

Participation In All India Bar Seminar at Vigyan Bhawan 12

Participation In Felicitation Program of Sh. Ravi Shankar Prasad Law Minister By BCI 13

H. FIRST DELHI NCR MOOT COURT COMPETITION 14

I. TH4 MANAGEMENT, IT & COMMERCE INTER COLLEGE FEST- MARKETECH 2017 14

J. ND2 NATIONAL LAW FESTIVAL – LOI FIESTA 2017 17

4. CULTURAL TIT-BITS

Basant Panchmi Celebration 19

Holi Celebration 19

Farewell For Outgoing Batches 20

5. CORPORATE AFFAIRS

A PLACEMENT DRIVES

Placement Drive By Amazon.com 22

Placement Drive By IBM 22

Placement Drive By British Telecommunication Company 22

Placement Drive By Genpact 23

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B INTERNSHIP DRIVES

Internship Drive By UASI 24

Internship Drive By Nucleaus Computers Ltd. 24

Internship Drive By Nestkeys Infra Tech Pvt. Ltd. 24

Internship Drive By Mother Dairy 24

C INDUSTRIAL VISITS

Industrial Visit To M/s Safe Express 24

D EXCURSION TRIP TO MCLEODGANJ AND DHARAMSHALA 25

5. SPORTS TOURNAMENTS

Intra College Cricket Tournament 26

Festival Match Between Teams of Faculties And Students. 26

Participation in Inter College Cricket Tournament Organized By GGSIPU 26

6 TALENT HUNT

Essay Writing Competiton By The Adhivakta Parishad Delhi State Unit 27

Anugoonj 2017 27ndThe 2 Amity National Moot Court Competition 2017 27

DME Moot Court Competition, 2017 27

Geeta Institute of Law Moot Court Competition 28

SGT University National Moot Court Competition, 2017 28

Subharti & Unmukt Bhart National Debate Competition 28

The Rakesh Aggarwal Memorial National Moot Court Competition 29

Sharda University National Moot Court Competition 29

Uttaranchal University Debate Competition 29

“CONFERO” Model United Nations Conference Organized By SGTB Khalsa College 29

Mock Parliament “SRIJAN- A Genesis Of Indian Politics” Organized By Amity Law School, Delhi

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7 ACADEMIC CONTRIBUTION BY FACULTIES

Publications & Presentations 30

8 ACADEMIC ACCOLADES 31

9 LIST OF AR AND CR, JAN - JUNE, 2017 32

10 AWARDS & RECOGNITIONS OF CPJCHS 33

11 CPJCHS IN PRINT MEDIA 34

12 CPJCHS SOCIAL MEDIA 35

13 NEW MEMBERS IN CPJCHS FRATERNITY 35

14 VALUABLE REMARKS

A Guests Remarks, Jan - June 2017 36 - 37

B Corporate Remarks, Jan - June 2017 38

15 STUDENT'S CORNER

Student's Feedback 39 - 40

Student's Articles 41 - 46

16 OUR PUBLICATIONS

Annual Journal “CPJ Global Review” 47

Bi-Annual “CPJ Bulletin” 47

Student Handbook 47

Annual Law Journal 47

17 OUTGOING BATCHES 48 - 49

18 UPCOMING EVENTS 50

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development of its students. GENESIS (Generating Student's Interest towards Improvement in Skills) is purely formed with the same objective and the different cells under GENESIS contribute to develop not only student's domain knowledge but also enhance their personality and boost up their confidence and belief in themselves. The students get tremendous practical exposure through their diverse experiences at the respective cells of GENESIS.

4 CELLS OF GENESIS

CETPAC (Corporate Exposure, Training & Placement Activities Cell)

CETPAC is the Career Development Cell at CPJ that supports the students in shaping and managing their careers by building key ingredients required for a student to be a complete professional. The cell focuses on building employability skills through various training programs and an extensive industry connect program ensuring an all round development. These skills improve the chances of placements for students and also help in developing professional attributes for succeeding in their careers.

CEPDEV (Cell for Personality Development)

The cut-throat competition in today's world necessitates that a student graduating out from the college has just not gained educational knowledge but has also groomed his/ her personality in order to give a stiff competition to others and emerge as a winner. CEPDEV aims at enhancing the oral, verbal and vocal skills of CPJ students and as such, the students undergo extensive training sessions, lectures and workshops in Personality Development Programs that not only strengthen skil ls l ike critical thinking, public speaking, group communication, negotiation, conflict resolution, note taking and technical wr i t ing but a lso boost the i r basic communication, comprehensive and analytical skills.

CEFT (Cell Monitoring Educational & Fun Trips)

The college duly understands the importance of excursions and educational/ Industrial trips that not only educate the students but also inculcate a feeling of oneness and belonging to the CPJ Family. CEFT plans and organizes Outbound Trips/Tours that are excursions cum educational trips not only to destinations within India but also to off-shore locations as well.

CECPRO (Cell for Certification Programs)

CPJ College believes in the philosophy of imparting not just education but also technical and professional expertise to its students. CECPRO aims to work in this direction where in Certification programs are to be conducted in collaboration with leading Institutes from India and abroad.

ABOUT US

Chanderprabhu Jain College of Higher Studies & School of Law has been promoted by the Rishi Aurobindo Educational Society to run market focused professional programmes in the emerging areas of higher education in the disciplines which have high job potential. The Institute runs full time BBA (G) (3 year programme in two shifts), BBA(CAM) (3 year programme in two shifts), BCA (3 year programme in two shifts), B.Com (Hons.) (3 year programme in two shifts) and B.A.LL.B. (Hons) (5-year integrated Programme), BBA LL.B. (Hons) (5-year integrated Programme) Courses affiliated to Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, Delhi.

About Rishi Aurobindo Educational Society

Rishi Aurobindo Educational Society runs the Chanderprabhu Jain College of Higher Studies & School of Law with the objective of providing market focused professional programmes in emerging areas of higher education in the disciplines which have high job potential. The institute is continuously working for the betterment of the students and as well as the society.

Vision

To consistently work for improving the institutional perseverance, persistence and patience for ensuring continually rich, value-based and globalized career and lifestyles for all students who enroll themselves in the academic programmes conducted at this college.

Mission

Ÿ To introduce market focused professional programmes in emerging areas of higher education in all such disciplines which have high job potential, namely management, computer applications, law etc.

Ÿ To maintain close liaison with the different growth sectors of the economy in order to discern the set of knowledge and skills that are included in the job profiles of different levels of human resource and keep a constant watch on the emerging changes in order to update the existing academic programmes or replace the same by new ones.

Ÿ To constantly emphasize values and ethics in all endeavors.

Ÿ To identify and undertake activities of local concern in general and those which may improve the well-being of underprivileged, physically challenged and economically weaker sections of the society, namely, SC/ST, OBC, etc. in particular.

GENESIS: A CPJ INITIATIVE

Besides having a proven track record of academic excellence our college believes in the methodology of overall

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CPJSeminar on “Stock Mind Season” by ICICI Securities

CEPDEV Cell for personality development of CPJ College, one

of the cells of genesis organized a seminar in collaboration

with ICICI Securities on the vital topic “Stock Mind Season 5 rdSeminar” on 23 Jan 2017.

Key speakers from above company Mr. Rakesh Sharma,

Regional Marketing Manager & Mr. Rohit Nandan, Sr.

Relationship Manager visited the college to hold the seminar

which was organized for students of BBA & B.Com (H). The

seminar was held with the objective to enhance knowledge of

the students in respect of stock market terms such as equity,

mutual funds, NSC and BSC etc and also on the online trading.

The seminar commenced with felicitation of the guests by Mr.

Yugank Chaturvedi - Director(Corporate Affairs) who

welcomed the key speakers who then took over the

proceedings and made PPT explaining on the stock, return,

inflation, debt securities, mutual finds, recession and other

terms related to stock market. He also explained on the

context offered by above company for students all over India

on ICICI Trading Platform elaborating that for registration

students can sms, ICFL, EAVW, email id to above company, one

user id and password to be created. Through this students can

log into ICICI direct website and can do trading in cash

segment for 7 working days. Through this context top three

students who earn maximum profit will be selected and

rewarded.

This was shown with the endeavor for giving practical

awareness to the participants.The seminar was winded up

with a vote of thanks and gratitude.

Guest Lecture on “Entrepreneurship and Small Business Development” by NIESBUD

A g u e s t l e c t u r e w a s o r g a n i z e d o n t h e t o p i c o f

th“Entrepreneurship and Small Business Development” on 24

Jan 2017 inviting Mr. Rajiv Ranjan from NIESBUD for the th th

students of BBA, BBA(CAM) and BCA of 4 & 6 Semester. The

guest speaker at the outset gave brief on the entrepreneurship

as professional application of knowledge, skills and

competencies and of monetizing a new idea. An individual or a

set of people will launch an entrepreneurship de novo or

diversifying form the existing one from seeking self

employment thus to pursue growth while generating wealth,

employment and social goodness.

He started the session with the broader message to the

students “don't be a job seeker but be a job creator” motivating

them for starting own venture rather than looking up for the

jobs. It was enlightened that banks like NABARD, EXIM EXIM,

SIDBI , MUDRA are providing credit input in such

entrepreneurship up to the limit of 5 lacs for start up. He also

developed on the topic elaborating new P's in the name of

patience and four P's of marketing theories. Success mantra

for the entrepreneurship is “take your decision in your early

age or leave your comfort zone”. On the whole it was quite

educating programme. At the end vote of thanks was

delivered by Mr.Yugank Chaturvedi - Director (Corporate

Affairs).

INTELLECTUAL DOMAIN

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Mr. Rajiv Ranjan from NIESBUD sharing his knowledge at thGuest Lecture on 24 Jan 2017

CPJSeminar on “Career Opportunity in Logistics

Industry” by Safe Ducate Learning Pvt Ltd

College conducted a seminar on “Career Opportunity in th

Logistics Industry” on 15 Feb 2017 for students of BBA (G) &

B.Com (H) in collaboration with Safe Ducate Learning Pvt. Ltd.

a unit of Safexpress Group of companies. Two professional

speakers namely Mr. Amit Singh, Subject matter expert and

Mr. Sudhir Yadav, Business Development Executive were

invited as prominent speakers. At the outset welcome address

was given by Ms. Garima Bains, Asstt. Professor and a brief

introduction on the topic was dwelled by Mr. Yugank

Chaturvedi - Director (Corporate Affairs). The guest speakers

were facilitated.

The lecture was about career in logistic industry with an over

view on supply chain management. The key speaker Mr. Amit

Singh having vast experience in industry and working with

brands like Flipkart, Snapdeal, Safe Ducate deliberated and

discussed with attending students details about the logistic

industry which is on a growing path with increasing market

share likely by 22% between 2012 to 2022. He motivated the

students informing about the information relating logistic

sector, technologies involved and to build / shape their career

in this grown industry. He also showed videos of Mumbai

Dubba Walas a one of the finest example to understand the

supply chain management.

The guest speaker also highlighted that various certificate

courses are available which students can opt in case they

intend to grow their career in logistic industry and also they

should acquire additional skills which is needed in snachi the

ever widening opportunities in this field and other diverse filed

of jobs.The seminar was quite useful for participating

students who also interacted and raised queries which were

duly resolved by the guest speaker. Session ended with the

vote of thanks by Dr. S.K. Sadana, Director.

Guest Lecture on “Gender Justice & Empowerment of women” by Smt. Madhumita Kothari, Senior Advocate, Supreme Court of India

The College organized a guest lecture on the topic “Gender thJustice & Empowerment of women” on 8 March, 2017, the

International Women's Day. The guest for the event, Smt.

Madhumita Kothari, Sr. Advocate of Supreme Court was firstly

welcomed and felicitated by Mr. Yugank Chaturvedi - Director

(Corporate Affairs). She delivered an educative lecture relating

to the National and International level initiatives taken to

protect and improve the status of women. She also elaborated

upon various judicial pronouncements decided in the light of

women protection and empowerment. The lecture was

attended and much appreciated by the audience which

included the students and faculty members. The lecture

served as an informative and learning experience as she

updated the audience about various issues concerning the

status of women in today's society. The event ended with the

vote of thanks by Prof. (Dr.) Dinesh Babu (Vice-Principal, SoL).

Dr. S. K. Sadana Presenting the Momento to imminent thspeakers on Guest Lecture on 15 Feb 2017

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CPJ3 Days Workshop on “Android App

Development” by Hewlett Packard – Digileaf

A three days workshop on Android App Development was “ ”th nd

organized by the college from 20 to 22 Feb 2017 which was

conducted by Hewlett Packard – Digileaf for the students of

BCA & BBA (CAM). There was participation from 54 students in

the workshop which was organized in the campus computer st

lab. On the opening session of 1 day was held by Mr. Ankit

Behal, Sr. Trainer, HP Digileaf who gave detailed description on

the concept and technology of android imparting in-depth

knowledge to the students. The session was centered around

the concept of JA A where students were made aware on the V

basic difference between the various computer languages.

Second Day session started with core concepts of Java

enlightening on the concepts like applets, inheritance, swings,

AWT classes etc. and the students were given also some rd

assignments for the last day. On the 3 day the session started

by providing requisite information to develop an android app

and on the installation process of android development

software besides introduction on the concepts and basics of

android. The workshop concluded with the valedictory

session where out take of the workshop was appreciated

besides participation were given to the attending students and

organizing faculties. A small quiz was also conducted by HP

to select best performer of the workshop.

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CPJIntra-College Legal Quiz Competition

Our College organized an Intra College Legal Quiz Competition thOn 24 Jan, 2017 in order to keep the students actively involved

in the extra-curricular activities.. Five teams participated from

various semesters of B A LL B & BBA LL B The format of . . . (H) . (H).

Quiz entailed three rounds, wherein first round was based on

General Knowledge and Second & Third Rounds included

questions from different subjects like Law of Contract, law of

Torts, Legal method, Legal English, Hindu Law, Constitutional

Law and Law of Crimes. All the teams participated actively.

ndThe team of Simran Rathore - BBA LL.B(H) 2 , Jagriti Khanna

th thBBA LL.B(H) 4 , Swapnil Sinha - BBA LL.B(H) 6 and Shruti th

Pathak - B.A. LL.B(H) 6 .The law faculties, Ms. Nikita Singh and

Mr. Saurabh Gola were the Judges of the Competition. The

winner team and the runners up were presented with

certificates. The zeal and commitment with which the

students participated was appreciated by the Faculty

members.

Inter college Quiz Competition ( Management, IT, Commerce ) -Quizard College organized an inter college quiz competition branding

thQuizard 2017 on 30 Jan 2017 with participation from

Management, Commerce & IT wings students from our college

as well as other colleges broadly encompassed in the field of

Management, Marketing, Information & Technology & Current

Affairs. Quizard was judged by Dr. S.K. Sadana, Director, Ms.

Priyanka Gautam, Ms. Hema Kataria, Mr. Sachin Jindal & Mr.

Deepak Sharma as convener of the competition.

Prelim was held on - Jan 2017 where 40 students participated

out of which 12 top scorers were finalized from the Final from

different colleges. There were five rounds in the competition

and in each round one team with low score was eliminated.

Teams from six top colleges namely Gita Ratan College, Sirifort

College, Kasturi Ram College, Technia Institute of Advances

Studies besides two teams from CPJ College qualified for the

Finals. The different rounds were comprised on marketing

questionnaire, IT & Commerce, buzzer round, tag line

identifying the brand associated and rapid fire round. Sirifort

College emerged as a winner and team from GIBS was runner

up. Event concluded with the distribution of trophies and cash

prize to the winning teams and participation certificates to all

the participants.

thWinners and Participants of Quizard on 30 Jan 2017

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Champs of Intra College Legal Quiz Competition thon 24 Jan 2017

CPJEssay Writing Competition on “Beti Bachao Beti

Padhao” programme for BCA, BBA(G), B.Com(H), BBA (CAM) Students

The above socio evaluating programme launched by the nd

Hon’ble Prime Minister on 22 Jan 2015 with the objective to

address the declining child sex ratio (CSR) and related issued

of women empowerment over a life cycle continuum which is a

tri-ministerial efforts of Ministry of women and child

development, health and family welfare and human resources

development. College organized a Essay Writing competition th

on the important occasion of National Girl Child Day of 24 Jan

2017 on the above national mission set out by Honorble Prime

Minister just to capitulate the mind and awareness of the

young generation. Students from the programmes of BCA,

BBA, BBA(CAM) & B.COM(H) participated in the competition.

There was total participation from 24 students who presented

their papers on the above national programme.The

competition was joined by the Editorial Board of the College

who selected two most valuable papers who were declared ndwinners. Ms. Jyoti from BCA 2 sem stood first and Ms.

th ndAashna Khanna of BCA 6 Sem secured 2 position.

Essay Writing Competition on “Beti Bachao Beti Padhao” programme for B.A. LL.B (H) & BBA LL.B(H) Students

thNational Girl Child Day was celebrated on 24 Jan, 2017 as

mark of our commitment to protect the rights of girl child. On

this day Essay Writing Competition was organized intra college

on the lines of various policies and programmes laid down by

the Ministry of Women and Child Development, Govt of India.

Large number of students from law streams participated

actively in the competition and presented their essay. This was

judged by a team of faculties constituted to evaluate their

essays prepared by the competing students. Ms. Geetanshi thArora of 6 Sem of BBA LL.B(H) stood first Ms. Shivani of

nd ndB.A.LL.B(H) of 2 sem secured 2 position whereas Ms.

nd rdVandana Kandera of B.A. LL.B(H) 2 sem secured 3 position.

The participation in good number with enthusiasm was

appreciated.

Parent Teacher Meeting

Following the tradition adopted by the college for creating a

platform so as to provide an opportunity to the parents as well

as the students to interact with the teachers, a Parent Teacher

Meeting for BBA (G), BBA (CAM), BCA , B.Com (H) and Law thCourses was held in the College on 25 March, 2017. This is

particularly relating to weak and casual students to discuss

the issues relating to the improvement of the performance of

their ward. The parents of around 70 students visited the

College Campus to meet the respective faculty members.

Apart from discussing the regular performance of the

students, parents were told about the guidelines for regulating

attendance of the students in classes, which they also

appreciated. It was view of the parents that they should be

constantly told about the non attendance of the college which

class coordinators assured. Overall it was an effort made by

the College which was very well appreciated by the parents.

Celebration of International Women's Day

thInternational Women's Day was celebrated on 8 March, 2017

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thParents Teacher Meeting on 25 March 2017

CPJat CPJCHS & SoL. The objective of celebrating this day is to

show respect and gratitude towards women. The program

started with welcome address by Mr. Yugank Chaturvedi -

Director (Corporate Affairs).

The guests for the event were Mr. Puneet Pahwa (Secretary,

DLSA), Ms. Madhumita Kothari (Senior Advocate of Supreme

Court of India) and Ms. Garima Bhardwaj (Panel Lawyer

–DLSA) who were welcomed and felicitated by Mr. Yugank

Chaturvedi - Director (Corporate Affairs).

The program started with a motivational speech by Ms.

Madumita Kothari who emphasized on the National and

International initiatives taken for women empowerment.

Further, an interactive session on current women laws in India

was taken up by Ms. Garima Bhardwaj, panel lawyer, DLSA who

pressed upon the issue of 'Sexual Harassment of Women at

Workplace' and briefed the audience on the provisions relating

to The Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace

(Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act, 2013.

On the same occasion, a self-defense program was also

organized by DLSA representatives before the attending staff

and members in which the students were taught simple yet

effective techniques of self-defense. They were also taught

kicking skills to counter situations and attacks commonly

faced by women. Students from the college also participated

in the celebration by giving speeches and sharing their views in

the form of poetry as well. These students were awarded

certificates at the end of the program for their active

participation. The program was concluded by the delivery of

vote of thanks by Prof. (Dr.) Dinesh Babu (Vice-Principal, SoL).

Intra College Debate Competition

College organized a Debate Competition on the vital theme of

“Demonetization” with the participation of students from thMgmt, IT & Commerce on 17 March 2017. Overall 8 teams

participated in the competition where every team was

comprised of two members one “for the motion” and other

“against the motion”.

The participants were made aware of rules of the competitions

by the judges nominated from the faculties of the college to

judge the performance of the teams. The performance of the

team itself exhibited that they made discrete preparation on

the theme and showed immense zeal to win the debate.

Efforts made by the teams were appreciated by the judges as

well as other senior functionaries of the college. At the

concluding hours judges announced the winner where Sagar th stKhetwani BCA 4 Sem secured 1 position and Mr. Manmohit

Intra College Debate Competition thon 17 March 2017

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DLSA representatives teaching self defense thtechniques on 8 March 2017

CPJnd ndSingh BCA-2 Sem was 2 in the category of “for the motion”

thwhereas Mayank Garg, BCA 4 Sem and Tanya Singh of BBA(G)

st ndstood 1 and 2 in against the motion. To sum up a event was

very frolicsome and knowledgeable.

Visit to National Lok Adalat

Delhi Legal Services Authority organized National Lok Adalat th th

on 11 Feb 2017 and 08 April 2017 in District court Rohini,

Delhi to settle pending legal matters through the process of

mediation. A number of law faculties and students from CPJ

College were taken to the National Adalat Venue for their

awareness and knowledge and functioning of Lok Adalat. The

team was headed by prof. Dr. Dinesh Babu, Vice Principal and

Ms. Nita Beri, Dean-Law and they witness the proceeding and

updated on the practical knowledge of Lok Adalat.

This provided a useful platform for the students and the

faculties to acquire practical knowledge on the concept of Lok

Adalat both the National Lok Adalat visit for the law students

and faculty members of our college was successfully

concluded.

Visit to Supreme Court of India

As an endeavor of the School of Law for providing opportunity

to the students for upgrading their knowledge and awareness th

on the practical exposure, students of BA.LLB(H) 8 Sem were th thtaken for visit to the Supreme Court of India on 7 and 8

March. A group of 50 students visited the apex court for which

college has taken permission from and officials of Hon'ble

court. The students visited different court rooms facilitated by

court officials and they were also given brief introduction

about the court proceedings and decorum.

The students also had the opportunity of visiting Supreme

Court Museum, the sacred image of heritage of the country and

it is primarily concerned with the visual communication

objects of Indian Judiciary. Further, students were also shown

documentary films titled “50 years of Supreme Court and the

Evolution of law in India” and “Supreme Court of India” which

provided a brief idea of and significance of Supreme Court.The

team was accompanied by law faculties Prof. JP Arya,

Aradhana Kataria and Satinder Kaur. Over all it was an

immense opportunity for the law students.

Participation in All India Bar Seminar at

Vigyan Bhawan

The Confederation of Indian Bar organized an All India Seminar th

on “Economic Reforms with reference to Electoral Issue” on 8

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Students getting practical exposure that National Lok Adalat on 8 April 2017

thAll Together at Supreme Court on 8 March 2017

CPJthand 9 April 2017 at Vigyan Bhawan, New Delhi.The Seminar

was inaugurated by Shri Pranab Mukherjee, the Hon'ble

President of India and was presided over by Shri Justice

Jagdish Singh Khehar, the Hon'ble Chief Justice of India. The

Guest of Honour for the seminar was Shri Justice Dipak

Mishra, Hon'ble Judge Supreme Court of India.

Post inauguration, the seminar was divided in 12 technical

session based on various themes which were chaired by

eminent law dignitaries Hon'ble Mr. Justice Jasti

Chelameswar, Judge, Supreme Court, Hon'ble Mr. Justice

Ranjan Gogoi, Judge, Supreme Court, Hon'ble Mr. Justice

Pinaki Ghose, Judge, Supreme Court, Hon'ble Mr. Justice

Kurian Joseph, Judge, Supreme Court, Hon'ble Mr. Justice R.K.

Agrawal, Judge, Supreme Court, Hon'ble Mr. Justice Amitava

Roy, Judge, Supreme Court, Hon'ble Mr. Justice Arun Mishra,

Judge, Supreme Court, etc.

The Conference was a good learning experience and lent

powerful insight into the world of politics. Various nuances

involved in the field of politics and elections were thoroughly

discussed by distinguished speakers giving immense

exposure and opportunity to our students to interact with the

eminent personalities of legal profession.

Participation in Felicitation Program of Sh. Ravi Shankar Prasad, Law Minister by BCI

thThe Bar Council of India organized an event on 5 May 2017 for

felicitating the Union Law Minister, Shri Ravi Shankar Prasad. It

was held on the occasion of deciding the issues relating to

amendment of the Advocates Act, 1961 wherein the final stand

was taken to not to amend the said Act.

Around 40 students from the Law stream attended the event at

the Bar Council of India Office at I.T.O. Leading Members from

the field of Law as well as Members from all State Bar Councils

were present at the event to celebrate the occasion.

The College faculties, Prof. (Dr.) Dinesh Babu - Vice-Principal,

SOL, Ms. Shalini Tyagi (Associate Professor), Mr. Abhishek

Sharma, Ms Kanika Kaundal and Ms. Preeti Sharma (Assistant

Professors) accompanied the students.

The event was not only informative for the students, but also

gave them a platform to interact with leading luminaries from

the field of law.

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All together during All India Bar Seminar at th thVigyan Bhawan on 8 and 9 April 2017

Statistical Knowledge for Law Students in ththe Event organized by BCI on 5 May 2017

CPJFirst Delhi NCR Moot Court Competition

Moot court activities are an important part of law course

curriculum for students taking studies in B.A. LL.B(H) & BBA

LL.B(H). Furthering with the earlier Tradition School of Law of stCPJ organized its 1 Delhi NCR Moot Court Competition in the

thcollege campus on 20 Jan 2017 with a theme on criminal law.

Total 13 teams from various colleges of Delhi & NCR registered

themselves for participating in the competition. Teams from

all important institutes like GD Goenka University, VIPS, Lloyd

Law College, Jamia Milia University, MDU, Ideal Institute of

Law, Metropolitan Educational School of Law, Amity Law

School, Noida & SRM University participated in the

competition.

A panel of internal as well as external judges was formed who

closely scrutinize the contentions and arguments of

participating teams, the competition comprised of three

rounds viz prelim, semi & finals. Two teams of Amity & VIPS

reached in final round. The teams comprising of Aiman

Hashmi, Samransh Sharma & Yash Singhal from Amity won

the competition.

The winners were presented trophies, certificate and cash

prize, Awards were also given to the categories of best

researcher, best speaker and best memorial. The judged

appreciated the hard work and sincere effort of the students.

th4 Management, IT & Commerce Inter College Fest - MARKETECH 2017

Fourth Inter College MARKETECH Fest was organized by our th

college on 6 April 2017 involving various activities in

academics and allied events providing exposure to the

students of Management, IT & Commerce to practical learning.

In this fest 17 competitions/events viz GO-LOGO,Techno Quiz,

IT Collage, Youth Voice, Web Designing, Techno Debate, Paint

to your Ida, Gaming Contest, Role Camera Action Cut, Adjap,

Biz Quiz, Add- Salfi, hare & House, Celebrity Walk, Cold

Marathon, Crumbling and Jumbling & Data Modeling contest

were held.

The event was participated by 200 students from different

colleges/universities in inaugural ceremony Sh. U.C Bhardwaj,

Dy. Commissioner, MCD, Narela Zone was Chief Guest While Dr.

Neenu Kumar, Associate Professor from DU was Guest of

Honour. At the outset Mr. Abhishek Jain, GS and Mr. Yugank

Chaturvedi - Director (Corporate Affairs) welcomed and

honoured the guests.

The above activities actively participated by the participants

with zeal and competitive spirit and this marked the fest a very

educative and learning platform for all the students both

participating as well as other present in the college auditorium.

The winners were awarded prizes for the various events which

has taken place and the valedictory section was graced by Dr.

Neenu Kumar Associate Professor who appreciated the efforts

and endeavor of CPJ college for organizing the college in the

most beautiful and meticulous way.

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Vibrant Colour of CPJians at MARKETECH 2017 thon 6 April 2017

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GLIMPSE OF FIRST DELHI NCR MOOT COURT COMPETITION, th10 AUG 2016

thGLIMPSE OF 4 MANAGEMENT, IT & COMMERCE INTER COLLEGE thFEST – MARKETECH 2017, 6 April 2017

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CPJnd2 National Law Festival – Loi Fiesta 2017

ndSchool of Law organized their 2 National Law Festival - Loi thFiesta from 29 March 2017 with the theme “Health Laws in

India; Issues and Challenges” being a National Festival

participation was received from different universities. In which

12 teams in the different events across the country

participated. Chief Guest of the event was Prof. A.P. Singh st(GGSIPU) as our key note speaker for the 1 day and Prof. Usha

Tandon (DU) as Guest of Honor for the inaugural session. This

National Event was enjoined by eminent guests namely Dr.

Surat Singh, Advocate (Supreme Court), Prof. Dr. Anand Kr

Pandey (Associate Director), Unit Head and Clinical

Ambassador –Max Super Speciality Hospital and Mr. Alok Kr.

Ranjan (Director of Ambition Academy). The event as a whole

comprised of National Debate Competition, National Legal

Drafting, National Seminar and National Moot Court

Competition besides National Client Counseling competition.

The inauguration was marked with in an address Prof. AP

Singh, Key Note Speaker besides Prof. Usha Tandon who

appreciably contributed on the theme of the law festival. Brief

on the various competitions was as under:

1. National Debate Competition

stIt was held on the 1 day of the law festival convened by

Associate Prof. Neelma Devi. A total of 7 teams from institutes

such as Amity Law School, Delhi, HP University, Shimla, Geeta

inst. Law Panipat, BPS Mahila Vishwavidyalaya, Delhi

Metropolitan Education(GGSIPU) & Symbiosis Law School,

Pune participated in the event. Topic of debate was “Should

Right To Health be fundamental or not” competition was

judged by Dr. Inder Neel Bannerjee besides team of faculties.

Mr. Nipun Sahai was declared winner while Mr. Askshat

Shonak of Amity Law School was runner up.

2. National Legal Drafting Competition

ndThis competition was held on 2 day of festival aimed at

providing opportunity to the participants to demonstrate the

drafting skills. The compete ting candidates were given a legal

problem for drafting of the case. Event was judged by team of college faculties. In total 8teams participated of which Amity

Law School was the winner and HP Univeristy was runner up.

3. National Seminar

The seminar was organized covering both days of law festival

chaired by Dr. Neenu Kumar along with Dr. Rajesh Gupta & Ms.

Neelma Devi. Marked with active participation of 17 students

from the teams participating across the country. It was held in

two sessions which were separately chaired by Dr. AP Singh as

resource person in the first session and Prof. Dinesh Babu, Vice

Principal was internal resource personal. The second session

was chaired by Prof. Subhash Chander Singh with Dr. Ashok

Kumar resource person along with Dr. Neeta Beri, Dean (SoL) nd

as internal resource person. The 2 session was based on

theme “Analysis of various legislation pertaining to heal laws in

India”.

4. National Moot Court Competition

This competition was participated by 9 teams from different

colleges. Four teams reached semi finals namely VIPS, Delhi,

Amity Law School, Delhi, School of Excellence in Law, Chennai

& IMS Dehradoon. Amity Law School & VIPS entered final round

where VIPS was declared winner. Besides award for best

mooter and best researcher who were presented trophies,

certificates and Cash Prizes.

5.National Client Counseling Competition

It was one of the main event in which 12 teams participated.

This event carried opportunity to the students to show case

their counseling abilities and skills. The team of VIPS, Delhi nd

came out as a best team standing as winner and the 2

position was grabbed Amity University, Dr. Ashok Kumar, Asstt.

Professor and Mr. Tanunj Aggarwal, Delhi High Court who

appreciated the event and over all it was.

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ndGLIMPSE OF 2 NATIONAL LAW FESTIVAL – LOI FIESTA 2017, th th29 & 30 March 2017

CPJCULTURAL TIT- BITS

Basant Panchmi Celebration

On the auspicious occasion of Basant Panchmi, Saraswati

stPooja was cleberated in the college in 1 Feb 2017 in the

college auditorium. It is a famous festival that marks the end of

winter season and ushers into sprint time. Saraswati is the

Hindu Goddess of Basant Panchmi festival, a Goddess of

intellect and learning. The four hands of goddess symbolize

ego, intellect, alertness in the mind. It is always called a

goddess of knowledge music and arts.

Members of CPJ fraternity celebrated the festival with great

zeal to make it a memorable occasion evoking the blessings of

the goddess for having a successful academic & career

growth. After pooja holy parsad was distributed to all.

Holi Celebration

thHoli was celebrated enthusiasm on 11 March 2017 in College

campus. The celebration commenced with the welcome

speech and words of wisdom delivered by Mr. Yugank

Chaturvedi - Director (Corporate Affairs) followed by a light

session of sharing jokes by all the faculties and dance

performances by many staff members. It was a fun and

exciting Holi celebration where everyone had the best time and

enjoyed to the fullest. The Holi celebration in CPJ College was

held on a colorful note.

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stCPJ Family is busy to pray on 1 Feb 2017

Basant Panchmi - The Goddess Saraswati 's Day ston 1 Feb 2017

Love Colours of CPJ Family at Holi Festival thon 11 March 2017

CPJFarewell for Outgoing Batches

The College organized grand farewell to bid goodbye to the thstudents of B.A. LL.B(H) 2012-2017 Batch on 29 April, 2017 as

well as to the students of BBA(G), BBA(CAM), BCA & B.COM(H) th

2014-17 Batch on 30 April, 2017 in college Auditorium.

thAs per convention, the students of 4 year hosted the farewell

for outgoing batch of B.A. LL.B(H). The event began with the

lamp lighting ceremony and an inspirational and motivating

speech by Mr. Yugank Chaturvedi - Director (Corporate Affairs).

A number of events were organized during the farewell

function which included games and presentation of titles to

the students.

The farewell also included events like musical performance,

dance performances as well as play by the students of Fourth

Year. Students were also presented gifts as a token of

admiration. Sunaina Chaudhary and Mayank Dev Singh were

selected as Winners for the Mr. and Ms. CPJ Title, Simranjeet

Singh and Darshika Sandhu were declared winners for the Mr.

Charming and Ms. Beautiful Title, Prashi Tyagi and Ashwini

Kumar were declared as winners of the title Most Favorite

Student of the batch. Natasha Vij received the title of the

Outstanding Student of the batch. Towards the end, a small

documentary was shown to the outgoing batch which

reminded them of their memories of the last five years at the

College and brought tears to their eyes.

At the Farewell of the IT/Management and Commerce Stream,

the programme commenced with the Lamp Lighting Ceremony

followed by a welcome address by Mr. Yugank Chaturvedi -

Director (Corporate Affairs). The event was marked by musical

and dance performances by second year students and an

antakshari game for the final year students.

Students were presented with titles and gifts as a token of

appreciation from the college. Yadhu of BBA(G) and Mehak Rai

from BCA were crowned with the title of “Mr. & Ms. CPJ”.

A small documentary was also shown at the end which

recalled all the sweet memories of the passing out batch. Both

the programmes came ended with a speech by Mr. Yugank

Chaturvedi - Director (Corporate Affairs), followed by a JAM

session.

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Mr. & Ms. CPJ of LAW Dept at Farewell thon 29 April 2017

Mr. & Ms. CPJ of Management Dept at thFarewell on 30 April 2017

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th thGLIMPSE OF FAREWELL 29 & 30 APRIL 2017

CPJCORPORATE AFFAIRS

Placement Drive by Amazon. com

Keeping up the endeavor of providing placement opportunities

to the passing out batches of the courses being conducted by

CPJ College, company of repute Amazon. Com visited our

college for placement drive.

thAmazon. Com visited on 18 Jan 2017 in pool campus

placement drvie organized by us for the final year students of

BBA, BBA(CAM), BCA & B.Com (H). The Company held group nddiscussion in the first round, Telephonic conversation in the 2

round and personal interview in the last round. One student of

our college was selected having been offered salary Rs.2.90

Lacs p.a.

Placement Drive by IBM

Placement Drive has been accepted as desiderata for

professional courses which embodies them to venture into

corporate arena for shaping their career. Company of

eminence in the IT sector, IBM was engaged who organizedth

placement drive on 25 Jan 2017 for students of final year.

Representatives namely Mr. Amit & Ms. Komal of IBM visited the

collge campus for the drive. At the outset they made PPT for

giving insite and awareness of their company which was very

inspiring for the students participating in the drive. Mr. Deepak

Sharma-HOD (IT) and Mr. Amit Bhardwaj, Genesis-Coordinator

were associated to commence the programme by presenting

bouquets to visiting officials of the company. The held

placement process in four rounds comprising group discussion,

clarity of expression, telephonic conversation and interview.

Finally, one (01) student was Selected and two were sortlisted for

further rounds. Average Salary offered by the Company is 2.76

Lac Per Annum It was good opportunity for the college students

to have their career in such a good company. At the close the

representatives of the IBM were delivered momentous and vote

of thanks.

Placement Drive by British Telecommunication Company

As a sequel to the endeavor of the institute providing

placement opportunities to passing out students, collegest

organized a placement pool drive on 21 Feb 2017 by a

reputed corporate namely British Telecommunication.

Students from other colleges affiliated to GGSIPU also

engaged themselves in the placement drive and visited the

campus.

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Director – Corporate Affairs Presenting the thBunch of Flower to IBM Recruiters on 25 Jan 2017 stFace to Face with Corporate on 21 Feb 2017

CPJAt the outset Mr. Yugank Chaturvedi - Director (Corporate

Affairs) welcomed officials of above company namely Mr.

Punit Vohra and Ms. Nrusihna Acharaya by presenting a

bouquet of flowers.

The visiting officials then presented a slide show and

disseminated detailed information about the company to

create a zeal and interest amongst the students for

participation with vigor. The above officials organized

drive through a competition comprising of four rounds,

group discussion, communication skills, MCAT (online

test) and personal interview to test individuals dexterous

personality.

Through this hardcore competitive drive two students

able to pass through all the tests and they were given an

appointment letter with an offer of Rs.1.80 lacs p.a

besides other incentives as per policy of the company

assuring a promising growth in career to the selected

candidates. The event ended with thanks giving and

presentation of mementoes from the college by Director-

Corporate Affairs to the incoming officials.

Placement Drive by Genpact

College has been regularly taking initiative for placement

opportunities to our pass out students for their carrier and

settlement. Furthering the cause Genpact held campus thplacement drive on 18 April 2017 in which final year students

of BBA(CAM), BCA & B.Com (H). They held group discussion

in the first round and conducted MCAT Test in the second

round in this drive 26 students were selected by them offering

average package of Rs.1.80 lac p.a.

It was a good opportunity for the students of the college for

shaping their career.

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Recruiters & Selected Candidates are together ston 21 Feb 2017

Director Corporate Affairs felicitating GENPACT Representative on 18th April 2017

Its time to be proud

CPJ Summer Internship Drive

Internship being a part of the course curriculum of the

programmes run by the college, the students were provided

opportunity to undertake internship with the following

organizations.

Internship Drive by UASI

ndThe company undertook internship drive in the college for 2

ndyear students of BBA(CAM), BCA & B.Com(H) on 22 Jan

2017.

Ms. Charu and Mr. Ishaan Taneja representative of the

company conducted the activity and 8 students of our college

were enlisted by them to whom the company offered stipend

of Rs.10,000/- p.m

Internship Drive by NUCLEUS COMPUTERS LTD

thCampus Internship Drive was held by the company on 04nd

May 2017 for 2 year students of BCA & BBA(CAM) which was

held by Mr. Narendra Sangwan, CEO who composed the drive

in two rounds namely technical test and person interview.

They final ly selected 41 students of our col lege.

Internship Drive by NESTKEYS INFRA TECHPVT. LTD.

thThe company organized campus internship drive on 05 May nd2017 for 2 year students of BBA, BBA(CAM), BCA & B.Com(H).

Mr. Kshitij Mehta, Director & Co Founder and Mr. Anuj, VP(Sales & Mktg) represented the company to organize the activity which they held in two rounds of group.discussion and personal in drive interview. In this drive 42 students of our college were selected.

Internship Drive by Mother Dairy

Being a part of Course curriculum, Internship Drives are

regularly held for the students to give them corporate

experience. With the same favor in mind A Campus internship th nd

Drive held by Mother Dairy on 08 May 2017 for 2 year student

of BBA(G). They held group discussion and personal interview

in two rounds and they selected one student of our college.

Industrial visit to M/s Safe Express

Being a part of course curriculum of the Management, IT &

Commerce programmes, college is arranging for industrial

exposure to the students. Industrial visit was organized to M/s thSafe Express on 16 Feb 2017. Students accompanied by the

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CPJ Champs at Internship Drive thby NUCLEUS COMPUTERS on 4 May 2017

Students with Spirit to Excel during Internship Drive thby NESTKEYS INFRA TECH Pvt Ltd on 5 May 2017

CPJfaculties Ms. Ruchi Arora, Mr. Sachin Jindal along with Mr.

Amit Bhardwaj, Genesis Coordinator visited industrial campus

of the above company. Above company located at Binola, th thGurugram. Students of BCA and BBA(CAM) of sem 4 & 6

respectively were taken for the visit.

During the visit company gave complete exposure of logistics

and its set up as a major industrial hub across India with a

c o l u m n l e s s s p a n o f o v e r 9 0 f e e t a n d e n a b l e s

loading/unloading of several vehicles simultaneously. It has

flower load capacity of 6 MT per sqmtr.

To make the logistics park eco friendly, company has taken

social go-green initiative by investing in rain water harvesting

and developing special green zones.Such environment and the

very informative confabulation made students aware of such

unique industrial environment created by the company. Thus

such visit opened a new chapter of thinking which would

delineate their future course of action to make them have a

professional outlook.

Excursion Trip to Mcleodganj and Dharamshala

The College organised a trip to Dharamshala and Mcleodganj

for the students of Law/ IT/ Commerce/ Management

Streams from April 21- April 26, 2017. Forty Students from the

college availed the excursion trip. Five faculty members also

accompanied the students for the same.

Mcleodganj and Dharamsala are like modern day hamlets

wedged in the Himalayas. The students were made to visit all

major attractions of the area, which included places like the

ancient Church located in Mcleodganj, established in a

Gothic style in 1852. They were also taken to Bhagsunath

temple and the Dalai Lama Temple. Both the places were

serene and beautiful. To add more enjoyment to the trip a

DJ night and Bonfire were also organised. The students had

cheerful time dancing and enjoying the weather of the

place. They were also made to participate in various

recreational activities like tug of war.

The students were also taken to the biggest attractions of

Dharamshala, which is the HPCA Stadium, located in the

middle of the hills. The stadium offers a perfect scenic view.

The students enjoyed their journey back to the college while

singing, dancing and taking a lots of good memories with

them. Overall it was an enjoyable and enriching experience

for the students.

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Learning with Liberty at M/s Safe thExpress on 16 Feb 2017

Exploring the Hills of Mcleodganj st thon 21 April - 26 April 2017

CPJSPORTS TOURNAMENTS

Intra College Cricket Tournament

CPJ College is organizing Intra College Annual Cricket rd th

Tournament in the current year it was held on 23 & 24 Feb

2017. Overall 8 teams from different streams participated in

the tournament. It was inaugurated by Sh. S.K. Mohla, Chief

Admn Officer & Director-CA and Principal-SOL were also st

present on the occasion. On the 1 day preliminary rounds

were held from where 2 teams were selected for final match thwhich was played on 24 Feb 2017 between the teams of

BBA(G) & B.A. LL.B(H).

The team from B.A.LL.B(H) won the toss and batted first who

scored 67 runs in 10 overs which was comfortably chased by nd

the 2 team in 7 overs who won the match by 7 wickets. The

match was a one side affair. Refreshments were also given to

the participating teams besides prize money of 1100 was

awarded to the winning team 500 to the runner up along with

trophies.

Festival Match between Teams of Faculties and Students

College held a Festival Match between teams from the thfaculty and the winner of intra college tournament on 24 Feb

2017 evening as a mark of amnesty and liaison amongst the

teaching staff and students. It was closely held cricket match

of 10 overs by each side. Students team won the toss and

opted to bat who scored 145 runs in 10 overs with amazing

performance by Mr. Mohit 53 runs & Mr. Sidharth 35 runs. This

was a challenging score for faculty team who strived hard but

could make 137 runs in 10 overs. Hence students team won

the match. Mr. Jatin of BBA LL.B(H) (IV) was declared man of

the match.

Participation in Inter College Cricket Tournament organized by GGSIPU

thGGSIPU organized inter college cricket tournament from 16

Jan 2017 wherein 32 teams from different colleges/institutes

participated. Our team had won Inter College Cricket

Tournament last year and was defending the trophy in the st nd

current year and got bye in the 1 match. We played 2 match

against JIMS (Greater Noida) which was won by a big margin

of 90 runs. Further our team continued its winning run upto

final after defeating teams from BMS College, GIBS & GTBIT

College with stunning performance from the players. The final

match was played with team from HMR College where our

team in 20 overs scored 190 runs with sizeable contribution of

101 runs from the openers Mohit 57 & Jatin 42 runs besides

other team members Sidharth scored 42 runs. Our team

bowled out the position in 100 runs thereby winning the match

by 90 runs in which Lakshay from our college got hetric. This

year our college again won inter college cricket tournament of

GGSIPU. Sidharth of our college was declared man of the

series. CPJ Management announced a cash prize of Rs.

51,000 for the team so as to encourage them to keep up their

winning performance.

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thFaculties & Students Cricket Match on 24 Feb 2017

CPJEssay Writing Competiton by the Adhivakta

Parishad Delhi State Unit

Essay competition was organized by the Adhivakta Parishad ndDelhi State Unit on 2 Feb 2017 at Indian Law Institute

Bhagwan Das road, New Delhi. Students from our School of

Law were invited for participation in Essay writing on the topic

“Our Constitution: An Embodiment of Bharatiya Values”, where

18 essays were received and praised by the Hon’ble Judges.

The students were felicitated with certificates and invited to a

seminar to be held in the month of April by Bar Council of India

at Vigyan Bhawan.

Anugoonj 2017

Prelims (Zonal Trials) of Anugoonj 2017, annual cultural event

annually organized by GGSIPU involving all affiliated colleges,

was held at Delhi Metropolitan Education, Noida. Team of

students comprising 21 members participated in the event

under enabling guidance of Faculty Members namely Ms.

Meenakshi, Ms. Shipra Bhutani, Ms. Deepti Jain. These

students actively participated and successfully made it to the

finals in four events.Students namely Ms. Sharon Banga & Mr.

Dhruv Sehgal (Debate-English), Choreography Dance Group,

Mr. Dishant (Mono Acting) and Ms Prachi, Yugam and Mr.

Shubham Sharma (Western Vocal – Sol) assailed to the finals

after competeting 21 colleges and exhibited wonderful

performances at Anugoonj 2017. Ardour and diligence

demonstrated by our students was highly appreciated at the

zonal level prelims in which over all 120 colleges of GGSIPU

participated .

ndThe 2 Amity National Moot Court Competition 2017

ndThe 2 Amity National Moot Court Competition 2017 held from

th th24 to 26 March 2017 by Amity University, Manesar. Team

from our college comprising students namely Sandeep, th

Geetanshi Arora & Viney Sharma all of 6 Sem BBA.LL.B(H)

participated in the above competition.

The Team contested with zeal and its attempt was worth

bringing honour and pride to the college. They passedst ndthrough preliminary rounds 1 & 2 and made to quarter final

but could not earmark further headway. However, their

participation was well appreciated by the judges and the

observers and they were awarded with certificate.

DME Moot Court Competition, 2017

The Delhi Metropolitan Education College (Affiliated to

GGSIPU, Dwarka) organised a National Moot Court th thCompetition from 24 to 26 March, 2017 wherein a Team from

CPJ College participated. The team comprised of two mooters th– Saurav Sharma (6 Sem BBA. LL.B(H)) and Swapnil Sinha

th(6 Sem BBA. LL.B(H)) as well as a researcher – Abhijat

thBhardwaj (6 Sem BBA. LL.B(H)).

The team participated with enthusiasm and qualified the

Preliminary Round 1 and 2 of the competition. Though the

team could not reach the final round, yet they got an

CPJIANS Received Award in Amity National th thMoot Court Competition 2017 on 24 – 26 March

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TALENT HUNT

CPJopportunity to explore and learn something new and also had a

great experience. The students were awarded certificates of

appreciation for their sincere efforts and commendable

performance.

Geeta Institute of Law Moot Court Competition

The moot court competition was organized by Geetath

Institute of Law, Panipat. The 7 National Moot Court th th

competition was organized by above college on 5 & 6 March

2017. Our college sent a team of students from SOL

comprising Ashu Goyal, Rukmani Sachdeva as mooters and ndRitik Goel as researcher all from BBA.LLB(H) 2 sem.

The team exhibited remarkable performance in the earlier

rounds of the competition and assailed upto semi finals.

However, they conceded in the final round. All the team

members were awarded certificates.

S G T U n i v e r s i t y N a t i o n a l M o o t C o u r t Competition, 2017

ndThe 2 National Moot Court Competition was organised by

rd thSGT University & INBA, Gurgaon, Delhi, from 3 - 5 March. A

team from CPJ College also participated in this competition. th

The team comprised Garima (B.A.LL.B(H) 6 Semester), th

Shankar Doon (B.A.LL.B(H) 6 Semester) and Shruti Pathak th

(B.A.LL.B(H) 6 Semester). These participants firstly

underwent screening test which they had to clear as a mark of

qualification for the competition. The team actively

participated in the competition by clearing the screening test

held at CPJ College and qualified for the competition on the

basis of screening test results. Successfully clearing the

Preliminary Round 1 and Preliminary Round 2, the team

brought laurels to the College. The students got an opportunity

to present their mooting skills at a national level and learn from

their experiences. The students received certificates of

participation for the same.

Subharti & Unmukt Bharat National Debate Competition

Sardar Patel Subharti Institute of Law organized the 3rd

Subharti & Unmukt Bharat National Debate Competition on

22nd April 2017 on the theme : “IS WOMEN IN INDIA LIVING A

DIGNIFIED LIFE?”.Team from CPJ College comprising of two

Speakers Priyanka Aggarwal and Khushboo Sharma both from

6th Semester, BBA LL.B(H). Such new learning experiences

and exposure gives our students an opportunity to excel. The

CPJ team was highly appreciated by the judges for their

incredible performance in the debate competition. The winners

were awarded with the certificates which marked the end of the

competition.

CPJIANS at Geeta Institute of Law Moot Court th thCompetition on 5 - 6 March 2017

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Winner with Trophy at Subharti & Unmukt Bharat ndNational Debate Competition on 22 April 2017

CPJThe Rakesh Aggarwal Memorial National Moot

Court Competition

IDEAL institute of Management & Technology & School of Law

organized Rakesh Aggarwal Memorial National Moot Courtst nd

Competition on 1 & 2 April 2017 in which CPJ Team

comprising Mooter 1 Mr hritik Sharma, Mooter 2 Mr. Akashnd

Goel & Researcher Mr. Kapil Singh all of BBA LL.B(H) 2 Sem

student participating in the competition.The CPJ Teamst ndqualified 1 & 2 prelim round with flying clour paving their way

to the semi finals where they conceded. The competition was

a good platform for upgrading the skills of the students. The

event ended with the distribution of a wards to the winners.

Sharda University National Moot Court Competition

ndSharda University organized the 2 National Moot Courtt h t hCompetition on 5 -7 April 2017 wherein CPJ team

comprising of Mooter-1 Kashish Bajaj , Mooter-II Chiragth

Chanan and a Researcher Faizan, all from B.A.LLB(H) 8

Semester participated in the same. The CPJ team successfullyst nd

cleared preliminary rounds 1 and 2 making their way to the

semi-finals in which their efforts, knowledge and skills were

applauded by the judges of the event. The event ended with the

distribution of awards to the winners.

Uttaranchal University Debate Competition

The law college of Uttaranchal University organized National

Debate Competition on 20th-21st April 2017. CPJ Team

comprised of Nitika Upadhyaya (B.A.LL.B(H) 4th Semester) as

Speaker-1, Dhruv Sehgal as speaker-2 (B.A.LL.B(H) 6th

Semester). The team gave an outstanding competition tothe

fellow participants which were well applauded by all. Awards

and certificates distribution marked the end of the event.

“CONFERO” Model UN Conference organizedby SGTB Khalsa College

SGTB Khalsa College organized “CONFERO” Model United

st ndNations Conference on 1 and 2 April, 2017 in their college at

thNorth Campus, University of Delhi. Chirag Channa of 8

Semsester B.A.LL.B(H) from our college participated in the

conference and was given the portfolio of Feroz Varun Gandhi,

Member of Parliament (BJP) from Uttar Pradesh. Having

performed extremely well, he won the Award for the Best

First Timer and was also given a certificate of achievement.

Mock Parliament “Srijan- A Genesis of Indian Politics” organized by Amity Law School, Delhi

thAmity Law School , Delhi organized a Mock Parliament on 24

March, 2017 at the Amity University Campus. Prateek Gupta thof 8 Semester B.A. LL.B(H) from our college participated in

the Mock Parliament. He received the Honor of “High

Commendation” and was awarded with a trophy by Shri Satish

Upadhya, Minister, BJP. He also received a certificate of

participation and achievement as well as cash prize.

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thChirag Channa Student of B.A. LL.B 8 SEM Winner of “CONFERO” Model United Nations Conference

thPrateek Gupta Student of B.A. LL.B 8 sem receiving the Award from Shri Satish Upadhya Minister, BJP

CPJACADEMIC CONTRIBUTION BY

FACULTIES

Publications & Presentations

Ÿ Dr. Neeta Beri, Dean, School of Law, participated in a two day

event “India International Education Conclave on Student

Discipline-New Challenges” at India International Centre

from February 22 to February 23, 2017.

Ÿ Ms. Priyanka Gautam presented a research paper titled

“Data Mining in India with Regards Big Data a Practical

Analysis” at the International Conference on Paradigm Shift

in World Economics – Opportunities and Challenges” held th that Rukmini Devi Institute of Advanced Studies from 7 -8

April, 2017.

Ÿ Ms. Kanika Dhingra presented a research paper titled

“Legal and Technical Issues in Cyber Crime Investigation:

An Analysis of the Indian Framework” at the National

Conference on “Criminal Justice Administration in India:

Issues and Challenges” organized by the NorthCap th

University, Gurugram on 8 April, 2017.

Ÿ Ms. Jaishree Mehta, Ms. Satinder Kaur and Ms. Aradhana

Kataria presented a paper titled “Women and Indian

Politics: Inadequacy in Political Representation” at the

National Seminar on “Mainstreaming of Marginals in India:

Issues & Challenges” organized by the University Institute

thof Legal Studies, Punjab University, Chandigarh on 6 May,

2017 .

Ÿ Ms. Satinder Kaur attended a One Week Seminar on “Legal

Theory: The Contexts of Justification/ Dejustification for

Violence in a Civilized Society” held at the Indian Law th th

Institute, Delhi from 8 -14 May, 2017.

Ÿ Ms. Aastha Kalia got her paper titled “Analysis of Relative

and Absolute Grounds of Refusal of a Trademark”

published in Legal Mirrors Vol.2, Issue 3, March, 2017, ISSN:

2454-6216.

Ÿ Ms. Aastha Kalia got her paper titled “History of Novartis”

published in Legal Mirrors Vol.2, Issue 3, March, 2017, ISSN:

2454-6216.

Ÿ Ms. Kanika Dhingra got her paper titled “Methods of

Damage Calculation in Intellectual property Litigation”

published in Legal Mirrors Vol.2, Issue 3, March, 2017, ISSN:

2454-6216.

Ÿ Ms. Kanika Dhingra got her paper titled “The Basic

Structure Doctrine: Restricting the Power to Amend the

Constitution” published in International Journal of Legal

Research, Vol.3, Issue 3, March, 2017, ISSN: 2349-8463.

Ÿ Ms. Kanika Dhingra got her paper titled “John Rawls'

Philosophy of Justice: The Case for Equality” published in

International Journal of Socio-Legal Research Vol.3, Issue

2, March, 2017, ISSN: 2393-8250.

Ÿ Prof Dr Dinesh Babu Presented A Research paper titled

”The Judicial Application of Human Rights Law: National , th

Regional & International Jurisprudence “at the 46 Annual

Conference organized by The Indian Society of th thInternational law on 29 – 30 April 2017

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ACADEMIC ACCOLADES

VandanastB.A.LL.B (H) 1 Sem

Marks - 82.3%

Cherry JainrdB.A.LL.B(H) 3 Sem

Marks - 84%

Tanya RastogithB.A.LL.B(H) 5 Sem

Marks - 81.5%

Archie ArorathB.A.LL.B(H) 7 Sem

Marks: 81.5%

Himani Singhth B.A.LL.B(H) 9 Sem

Marks: 78%

Piyush Gupta stBBA LL.B(H) 1 Sem

Marks: 78.6%

Varun Gupta rd BBA LL.B(H) 3 Sem

Marks: 77.16%

Tanya Chawla rdBBA LL.B(H)3 Sem

Marks: 77.16%

Dheeraj SharmathBBA LL.B(H) 5 Sem

Marks: 80.3%

TOPPERS OF B.A.LL.B(H) & BBA LL.B(H) (END TERM EXAMINATION – DEC, 2016)

Chandan SinghB. Com I

Marks - 82.6%

Vikas JhaB.Com III

Marks - 80.33%

AayushB.Com V

Marks - 87.66%

Shivani PayalBCA I

Marks - 83.25%

Aakash GoelBCA III

Marks - 80.25%

Anikesh MouryaBCA V

Marks - 79.25%

Charu BBA CAM IMarks - 79%

Naina Chauhan BBA CAM IIIMarks - 78%

Aditi VashishthBBA CAM VMarks - 79%

Esha Singhal BBA I

Marks - 83.4%

Paramjeet BBA III

Marks - 82.28%

Prince Jindal BBA VI

Marks - 85%

TOPPERS OF MGMT/ IT/ COMMERCE (END TERM EXAMINATION – DEC, 2016)

LIST OF AR AND CR, JAN-JUNE, 2017

CLASS CLASS CORDINATOR ACADEMIC REPRESENTATIVES CLASS REPRESENTATIVES

BBA (G) II A Ms. Isha Goyal Arushi Jain Atishay Jain Aakriti Kapoor Diwakar Sharma

BBA (G) II B Mr.Sumit Singh Drall Lakshay Chauhan Kirti Rana Komal Kakkar Pratibha Sonare

BBA (G) II C Ms. Garima Khatri Shivani Sharma Saket Sharma Tanya Sunpreet Singh

BBA (G) 4A Ms. Shipra Bhutani Mohit Garg Aanchal Shukla Ankit Kaushik Shailja Sharma

BBA (G) 4B Ms. Soumya Singh Akash Bansal Sakshi Sharma Mukul Goel Sahil Khatri

BBA (G) 5th Priyanka Gautam, Hema Saloni, Yamini, Prince Jindal, Vidushi Jain

BCA II Ms. Garima Bains Rajat Nitesh Dalal Aman Chabra Archita

BCA IV Ms. Anjali Mir fazal Sagar Khtwani Mayank Garg Priya Gupta

BCA VI Ms. Anu Annu Kharti Tanmay Bhavik Anikesh Mourya Kritika

BBA CAM II Ms. Garima Khatri Varun Srishti Naman Sakshi

BBA CAM IV Ms Ritu Mathur Yashvi Rahul Jain Naina Aarshi

BBA CAM VI Ms. Rekha Jain Shivani Aditi

BCOM(H) II Ms. Meenakshi Khanna Riya Tyagi Madhu Kamakshi Gupta Karan Chauhan

BCOM(H) IV Ms. Shalu Chauhan Neha Gupta Suraj Alisha Thakur Megha Arora

BCOM(H) VI Ms. Parul Aggarwal Kashish Kunika Akshit Kajal

BALLB(H) IIA Ms. Yesha Sood Pratibha Bhadoria Prince Mishra A.Sahitya Veena Manish Hooda

BALLB(H) IIB Dr. J.P.Arya Yatika Sharma Vishal Tyagi Prince Mishra Ujjwal Jain

BALLB(H) IIC Ms. Shilpi Tyagi Mansi Mittal Arun Shukla Vanshika Madaan Sourabh

BBALLB(H) IIA Ms. Madhvi Gautam Rukmani Sachdeva Rishabh Kumar Garima Jindal Aditya Bhardwaj

BBALLB(H) IIB Ms. Ira Rana Vaishali Taliyan Vishal Garg Dharna Parmeesh Takkar

BA LLB(H) IVA Ms Nikita Singh Ambika Kalra Keshav Jha Khushboo Aggarwal Chander Shekhar

BA LLB(H) IV B Ms. Satinder Kaur Nikhil Sharma Shivani Purvi Gupta Suraj

BA LLB(H) IVC Mr. Saurabh Gola Vaibhav Garg Sunaina Siddhant Saini Sakshi Batra

BBA LLB(H) IVA Mr. Ravi Yadav Antima Mahajan Shivang Mahajan Jagriti Khanna Mohit Kumar Goyal

BBA LLB(H) IVB Ms. Jyoti Gupta Varun Gupta Esha Anand Vibhor Bhatia Sonali Sethi

BA LLB(H) VIA Ms. Aastha Kalia Dhruvi Kinger Rohit Pal Nikshubha Sethi Deepak

BA LLB(H) VIB Mr. Vinayak Vijay Isha Bansal Shanker Doon Nandini Chadha Mohit Dahiya

BA LLB(H) VIC Ms. Nisha Sharma Aman Bhavana Jain Abhishek Lakra Nidhi Kumari

BBA LLB(H) VIA Ms. Kritika Goswami

Ahuja Pooja Gupta Swapnil Sinha Gitanshi Arora Sandeep

BBA LLB(H) VIB Ms. Jyoti Jain Aditya Mishra Anjali Behal Tanay Mishra Yogita Mangla

BA LLB(H) VIIIA Ms. Aradhana Kataria Ashish Gupta Gopika S Kumar Yogita Hans Sharma

BA LLB(H) VIII B Ms. Jaishree Mehta Nikhil Rajput Bhavya Mehra Tuvansh Mody Deepshikha

BA LLB(H) VIII C Ms. Kanika Dhingra Anjali Garg Devanshu Kapoor Bharti Chopra Nitin Shridhar

BA LLB(H) X A Ms. Kanika Kaundal Anuskha Gupta Mayank Dev Singh Heena Dawar Akash Sharma

BA LLB(H) X B Ms. Preeti Sharma Sambhav Jain Mansi Anirudh Pooja Saini

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CPJCPJCHS & SoL has been honoured with

"Azad Hind Award-2016" in the �eld of education

by the Society for Securing Justice

CPJCHS & SoL was awarded the “Most Promising Law College in Delhi” during Global Education

Excellence Awards-2017 ceremony on 5-Mar-2017 at Mumbai

CPJCHS & SoL was awarded the “Best Institute thfor Management, IT & Law in Delhi” during 7

Asia Education Summit & Awards-2017

CPJCHS & SoL was awarded "Best Management and Law College in Delhi & NCR" in the National

Education Excellence Awards, 2017

thCPJCHS & SoL was awarded "13 Rank in thCategory of Excellence" and "9 Rank in the

Northern Region" in GHRDC Law School Survey 2017

CPJ College Cricket Team won the GGSIPU Inter-College Cricket Tournament Trophy successively

nd2 time in a row on 26-Mar-2017

AWARDS & RECOGNITIONS OF CPJCHS

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CPJCHS IN PRINT MEDIA

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CPJCHS SOCIAL MEDIA

A social networking service or social media is a stage to build social networks or social relations among populace who share alike interests, activities, backgrounds or real-life connections. A social network service consists of a depiction of each user (often a profile), his or her social links, and a variety of additional services such as career services.

college has its own website “cpj.edu.in "and also have account on different Networking Sites like

fb, youtube, google+, twitter . LinkedIn , Instagram , slide Share etc.

Fb page: Chanderprabhu jain college of higher studies and school of law

Google+:- Chanderprabhu jain College of higher studies

& so on...

College Website Facebook Twitter

Slideshare Youtube Instagram

Linkedin

Google+

NEW MEMBERS IN CPJ FRATERNITY

Ms. Madhu Assistant Professor

Ms. Parul Aggarwal Assistant Professor

Ms. Shalu Chauhan Assistant Professor

Ms. Kritika G. AhujaAssistant Professor

Mr. Ravi YadavAssistant Professor

Mr. Vinayak Vijay Associate Professor

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GUESTS REMARKS, JAN - JUNE 2017

GUESTS REMARKS

CPJ College is one of the best College where commendable

educational exposure is provided to their students. It was a

great experience to be a part of their law festival.

Being a part of the law festival organized by CPJ College was

a great honor. The amount of student participation in this

event was outstanding.

Prof. Dr. V.K. Aggarwal

Vice Chancellor,

Jagannath University

Prof. Dr. A.P.Singh

USLLS, GGSIPU,

Dwarka

CPJ College is an incredible institute with a very assiduous

staff. This is the key feature from which the students shall

benefit the most in their future.

Mr.Surat Singh

Advocate,

Supreme Court of India

Mr. Sachin Rana

SDM, Narela

It was an honor to be a part of Loi Fiesta and it was amazing

to see how much efforts CPJ College takes to give

outstanding amount of exposure, opportunity and

experience to its students.

I was honored to deliver a lecture in CPJ College on the event

of Women's Day. I was touched by the warm welcome by the

management and faculty member of the college.

Madhumita Kothari

Advocate, Supreme Court

Dr. Anand Kumar Pandey

Associate Director, Unit Head (Cardiology)

at Max Super Specialty Hospital

Its laudable how academically active CPJ College and

making learning fun along with incorporating sensitive

topics. It was not only knowledgeable for the students but

also for me.

Dr. Vimal Joshi

Dean, BPS University

CPJ College is a great institute with a very hard-working

faculty whose main aim is to benefit the students in every

possible way.

Prof. Dr. Usha Tondon

Professor-In-Charge, Delhi University

CPJ College is a great institute with a very hard-working

faculty whose main aim is to benefit the students in every

possible way.

VALUABLE REMARKS

CPJ

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GUESTS REMARKS

Dr. Neenu Kumar

Associate Professor, Delhi University

It was great being a part of the law festival Loi Fiesta and I was

impressed to see the participation not only by the students

but also by the faculties. Could not stop myself from being a

part of Marketech as well. I Would like to thank the entire CPJ

fami ly for having me as a par t of thei r events.

CPJ College has provided all necessary facilities to it

student starting from fully wifi enable campus to well

learned and meticulous faculty.

Mr. Satyanarayan Vashisht

Advocate, Supreme Court of India

Prof. (Dr.) Subhash Chandra Singh

Professor, School of Law,

Gautam Buddh University, Noida

It's one of the best college providing best possible exposure

and opportunity to its students to excel.

Mr. Khaleel Ahmed

Registrar,

National Human Rights Commission, Delhi

CPJ College aims at providing best education, exposure and

opportunity to its students. The staff is also updated and very

hard-working. It was great to be a part of the events and I

would like to thank you for the same.

Rakesh Sharma

Regional Manager, ICICI Securities

It's remarkable to see that how an institute not only aims at

delivering academic knowledge but also practical

knowledge to its students. Keep up the good work!!!

Rajeev Ranjan

NIESBUD

It was great to be a part of the college events. I was

amazed to see the enthusiasm, hard work and

perseverance in not only the staff member and

management but also in the students to make the event a

great success. CPJ College provides all necessary

platforms to it student to excel in future.

Shri U.C. Bhardwaj

Deputy commissioner MCD

Good to visit CPJCHS – A value based educational institute.

IT was nice interaction with the young students of CPJCHS ,

My best wishes with them.

GUESTS REMARKS, JAN - JUNE 2017

CPJ

CORPORATE REPRESENTATIVES REMARKS

Amazon

IBM

Mr. Amit Jadli & Ms. Komal

British Telecom

Mr. Puneet Vohra &

Mr. Acharya (HR)

Genpact

Mr. Charanjeet (HR)

UASI

Ms. Charu & Mr. Ishan Taneja

Nucleus Computers

Mr. Narendra Sangwan, CEO

Nestkeys Infratech Pvt Ltd

Mr. Kshitij Mehta, Director & Co-Founder

Mr. Anuj, VP Sales and Marketing

Mother Dairy

The students have demonstrated great skills and ideas. They

were extremely energetic, talented and enthusiastic. We wish

them good luck and success in their career.

Undoubtedly, the students are really skilled and have new

ideas and clear prospects. There is a leadership and winning

streak in almost every student in the College.

We feel immense pleasure to say that the students of the

college have impressed us beyond our expectations. It

feels great to see such young talented minds. Wishing

them all a successful career ahead.

Excellent students with a zeal to pursue further and excel

in their career. The faculties were also very supportive and

helpful and really managed and organized the placement

drive well. Keep it up students.

CORPORATE REMARKS, JAN - JUNE 2017

College Management actually worked hard and was very

cooperative and engaged to boost their student's

confidence and career. It feels great to see such dedication

towards mparting value education and inculcating the i

managerial skills in the students.

The students of the college are much knowledgeable and

trained so as to suit today's time. The extra ordinary

showcase of knowledge has left us amazed. I hope they all do

well in their future.

It was a really nice experience to interact with the fresh and

talented students who are entering the professional world.

All the students are really enthusiastic and geared up to enter

the professional field. Hoping they all do great in their

careers.

It was great to see the positive attitude of the students

striving to perform their best. We congratulate the college for

having educated the new generations with excellence.

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CPJ

Name: RUSHALI SHARMA

Class: B.A. LL.B(H) IV C

Remarks: The CPJ College of Higher Studies has a great environment where students blossom

intellectually. Though the college is situated away from the hustle and bustle of the city, the campus

provides a pleasant ambience. Management's conscious endeavors are always there to enhance the

modern infrastructure facilities and imparting best quality higher education. In spite of intensive

involvement in academic work, we also get the opportunity to engage in other enriching activities.

Name : VINAY

Class: B.A. LL.B(H) IV C

Remarks: CPJ is one of the best institutes in I.P. University. It provides a better platform to the students to

develop their proficiency. Good infrastructure, equipped with sophisticated technology and learned

teachers, are some of the special attributes of this institution. The college also helps us in developing a

practical and real world understanding.

Name: GUNISH AGGARWAL

Class: B.A. LL.B(H) VI B

Remarks: I joined CPJCHS in the year 2014 and since then, the Institute has transformed me and increased

my self confidence by inculcating the values and skills required in professional course. I have gained a lot

from this prestigious institution in the areas especially, academics and extracurricular activities as well.

The institute has really hard working faculty who are always there to guide and help us so as to produce the

best results. The college has provided me a great platform and opportunity for making a better future.

Name : PARTH CHATURVEDI

Class: B.A. LL.B(H) VIII C

Remarks: The college has provided us with good facilities for our all encompassing growth and

development. The college also helps us in developing a practical and real world understanding of law and

legal procedures by organizing Court Visits, Parliament Visits, Moot Court and Debate Competitions, etc.

We also have a good library and great teaching faculty who are always very supportive, helpful and guide us

towards learning and being more efficient.

Name: YAKSHAY AULUCK

Class: B.A. LL.B(H) VIII C

Remarks: CPJCHS & SOL has provided me a great platform and opportunity for making a better future. The

college has provided us with all the facilities and environment for our overall grooming and development. In

the college, focus is always given upon practical exposure as well as co curricular involvement. It conducts

regular PSDA Programs and seminars as well as workshops which helps us in enhancing our personality.

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STUDENT'S FEEDBACK

STUDENT’S CORNER

CPJ

Name: MOHIT GARG

Class: BBA (G) IV A

Remarks: The College is a great place to be in so as to learn and explore more areas of knowledge. It is

an immaculate centre having all facilities on point. Also, the infrastructure of the college is very

impressive and spacious. The faculties are always available to help us in all situations. There are

numerous seminars, workshops, guest lectures, industrial visits, etc. which make us efficient students.

The college also has an efficient placement cell helping us in grabbing great opportunities after

completing the basic required qualification.

Name : AYUSH SAPRA

Class: B.COM (H) VI

Remarks: The college provides satisfying facilities and infrastructure and also undertakes all activities for

overall personality development and development of communication skills. I am thankful to the college as it

played a vital role in boosting my morale, confidence and spirit to work. This institution made me a keen

learner and helped me out from being an introvert to an extrovert. This college has given me many

o p p o r t u n i t i e s w h i c h m a d e m e v e r y h a r d w o r k i n g a n d e ffi c i e n t i n m y w o r k .

Name: PRERNA SHARMA

Course: BBA (G) IV

Remarks: CPJ is a good college having good campus facilities. It offers well qualified faculty and also great

facilities to the students. The campus is fully air conditioned and also has a very spacious canteen. It also

provides great placement facilities in well renowned companies. I feel blessed to be a part of CPJ.

Name : NAMAN SETHI

Course : BBA (CAM) II

Remarks: Faculties and facilities provided at this College are all great. The College is a world class

institution and stands apart from other colleges in a number of ways. I am a regular student of CPJCHS and I

feel proud of being the part of this prestigious and renowned college. CPJ Provide us with almost every

facility. There are also a few areas wherein we can participate like cultural, sports, conference, workshops,

etc. to build our skills.

Name: ASHINA AGGARWAL

Course: B.COM (H) VI

Remarks: Our college Faculties and our management is amazing, experienced and supportive. Our college

campus has more attractive and comfortable fully AC classrooms, Ac canteen, AC libraries and laboratories

are here and also have the CCD for the students. My college infrastructure is best comparing than other

colleges.

Name: SAGAR KHETWANI

Course: BCA IV

Remarks: I am very thankful to CPJ College as they nurtured me with utmost confidence and helping me

learn things with perfection. I have become a very hard working person who has developed an edge in this

field. All the credit goes to the faculty members and the functionaries of the college for motivating and

bringing out the best in me. I am very thankful to the college for their support and continuous guidance and

direction.

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Are We Happier Than Our Forefathers

Life today is governed by the offshoots of science. We have

many new comforts of life that our forefathers did not

possess. Should we jump to the conclusion that we are

really happier than our forefathers were? It is a very puzzling

question. Let us first see what kind of life they led.

The world of our forefathers was different from that of today.

They lived in villages. Scientific inventions were not made.

There were no planes, no cars, movie, radio etc. Television

and telephones were not invented. There was no electricity

so they were deprived of all those comforts which we now

enjoy with the help of electricity. They moved in the jolting,

slow-moving carts or carriages. The life was simple. They

were engaged in tilling the soil for a living. They got their

daily needs easily. They had plenty of everything. There were

many cool and sheltered spots for innocent pleasures. They

took active part in all sorts of simple and innocent games.

Contentment and happiness prevailed there.

In our modern age, life- is full of comforts and luxuries. We

wonder how our forefathers lived without them. These are

the blessings of science. We can travel in railways, ships,

motor cars and airplanes. The old days of trouble and

difficulties have come to an end. In every walk of life we have

begun to use electricity. Medical science has done great

service to man. Even the most serious diseases are cured

very easily. When we are tired by the day's hard work, radio

and television provide us nice recreation. We have

comfortable homes, fine schools, hospitals and many other

amenities of life.

We still feel doubtful if we are really happier than our

forefathers. Material civilization has, no doubt, made a

wonderful stride but the moral development of man or moral

values has been totally neglected. It has nothing to do with

happiness, goodness, beauty, courage, adventure justice,

friendship, love of family, love of country etc. All these values

are necessary for a happy life. Scientific development has

out-stripped our spiritual or moral progress. I am of opinion

that a balance should be maintained. The existing condition

without a masks our lives miserable with a horrible future.

We live in an age when men admire riches more than

spiritual power, and long for luxury of the body than the

peace of mind. This age of materialism will never be happy

till men pay more attention to the old values taught by our

forefathers. True happiness is a state of the mind, can better

be attained in the cottage than in the king's palace.

MOHIT GARG

BBA(G) 4 A

Save Girl Child

'How sad, many girls missing from our country are found buried

in some graveyard…

India is growing dynamically in every fields. Today, the boom

in economy, innovative technologies and improved

infrastructure has become nation's pride. The country has

witnessed advancements in all fields but bias against a girl

child is still prevailing in the country.

This social evil is deep rooted in Indian ethos and the most

shocking fact is that the innovative and hard high end

technologies are brutally killing the Indian girl child.

Innovative techniques, like biopsy, ultrasound, scan tests

and amniocentesis, devised to detect genetic abnormalities,

are highly misused by number of families to detect gender of

the unborn child. These clinical tests are highly contributing

to the rise in genocide of the unborn girl child.

In today's day and age most couples prefer the process

known as a planned pregnancy, because of various factors;

prime amongst them being the financial well being to

support the birth and nurturing of a child. In such cases, the

first prenatal visit actually happens prior to actual

pregnancy, to see whether one is ready to go off the

contraception pills and conceive a baby.

However, in maximum conceptions, one is unaware of the

pregnancy until actual realization dawns after one skips the

first menstrual cycle. Normally doctors except ladies to pay

their first visit anywhere between the sixth and twelfth week

after conception.

Amniocentesis started in India in 1974 to detect fetal

abnormalities. These tests were used to detect gender for

the first time in 1979 in Amritsar, Punjab. Later the test was

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stopped by the Indian Council of Medical Research but it

was too late. The benefits of these tests were leaked out and

people started using it as an instrument for killing an

innocent and unborn girl child. Many of the traditional

women organizations also took up cudgels to stop this

illegal practice but all failed and with the passage of time

these tests became a major contributor to bias against a girl

child.

Female feticide and infanticide is not the only issues with a

girl child in India. At every stage of life she is discriminated

and neglected for basic nutrition, education and living

standard. When she was in the womb, she was forced to

miss the moment when she was supposed to enter the

world. At the time of birth her relatives pulled her back and

wrung her neck. After killing her she was thrown into a trash

can.

During childhood, her brother was loaded with new shoes,

dresses and books to learn while she was gifted a broom, a

wiper and lots of tears. In her teenage, she missed tasty

delicious food to eat and got only the crumbs. During her

college days, she was forced to get married, a stage where

illiteracy, lack of education resulted in high fertility rate,

aggravating the condition of females in the country. Again if

this female gives birth to a girl child, the journey begins once

again. She missed all roses of life and was finally fitted to a

graveyard. That's where she got peace of mind.

The nation of mothers still follows a culture where people

idolizes son and mourns daughters. UN figures out that

about 750,000 girls are aborted every year in India. Abortion

rates are increasing in almost 80% of the India states, mainly

Punjab and Haryana. These two states have the highest

number of abortions every year. If the practice continues,

then no longer a day will come when Mother India will have

no mothers, potentially, no life.

We all are proud citizens of India. The need of hour is to

realize our responsibilities and give a halt to this evil crime.

What can we do to curb the brutal and undesirable practice

of mass killing girls? A determined drive can initiate a spark

to light the lamp and show the world that we all are part of

the great Mother India..

Prashant

BCA I

Demonetization

Demonetization is a very good tool to arrest black money. It

was implemented with a very good intention to make India

free of parallel black economy and black money.

But the actual problem was in implementation. A lot of

homework was needed for taking into account few critical

issues of common people like critical illness, small

business, old age people's concern, farmer's issues,

inefficiency of rural banks etc. It is because demonetization

brought a phobia of non-eligibility of old currencies in

hospital and other vital shops even after permission of the

government for critical issues of common people. It is

because government cannot manage each and every

person. It has been noticed that many institutions and

medical shops have denied to accept old currency. It is also

because these person or institution might had black money

and were unable to accept more old currencies. These are

the hidden issues that must be thought before theoretical

homework. A macro and micro assessment were needed for

ground level problems.

As far as I know, the decision may brighten the future of

nation, but it`s social benefit and loss cannot be calculated

right now. And it is too early to produce data of benefit or

loss. After 31st December the picture will be somewhat

clear. A big support will be needed to correct the problems of

small businessmen facing the monitory transaction.

Undeclared income is usually obtained through illegal

means or is the direct result of corruption. A swift

crackdown on this can lead to a weeding out of corruption on

a nationwide scale, The government also mentioned this

was a move to promote digital transactions and e-wallets so

as to improve surveillance using economic transactions. A

credit or debit card or e-wallet transactions can be

monitored via the banking computers and this can give the

government precise data on what a person doing at different

times of the day helping them identify potential criminals

before they commit a crime. Separating anti-government

and anti-national voices would be a key part of this

surveillance. Any activity that tries to impact nationalistic

sentiments should not be allowed but dissent is as much a

part of democracy as elections and discouraging

constructive criticism is not an acceptable practice in any

democratic setup.

On November 8th 2016 the prime minister of India,

announced on television that �1000 and �500 notes will no

longer be legal tender from midnight that day. The timing of

the announcement was impeccable, it was announced at

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night 8 o'clock on prime time television just as the news of

Donald Trump's election victory in the United States of

Amer ica was fi l ter ing through. As soon as the

announcement was made, questions were raised about the

legality of the issue. The paper currency of a country is given

its value by the gold reserves maintained by the Reserve

Bank of the country. This reserve gives the reserve bank

governor the power to distribute legal documents to the

citizens that we refer to as currency notes. It is ultimately the

decision of the reserve bank governor if a currency can be

legal tender or not and the Prime Minister's popularity made

him the perfect person to announce this move to the

country. In his announcement the prime minister said this is

a move to combat undeclared income and counterfeit

currency.

Demonetization was a major move in keeping with the

Government's promise to tax all undeclared assets in the

nation. Over the course of the years the government had

asked citizens to declare their undeclared assets with

increasing fines the later they declared it. The fines levied

increased rapidly during the course of the last two years

with 10% tax being levied at the start of the tenure now

increasing to 45% tax for those who declare undeclared

assets by September 2017. The prime minister in his speech

announcing demonetization said that 1.25 lakh crore rupees

of black money had been already retrieved. A retrospective

look on whether demonetization was necessary is an

exercise of futility. What is more significant is understanding

the impact it will have on the economic, social and political

situation in the country. ₹1000 and ₹500 notes made up

roughly 85% of the circulating cash in the country. An

overnight announcement giving no time for preparation left

a large percentage of the country cashless. This threw the

banks into crisis control mode with long lines being the

norm in every branch. There were numerous instances of

crowds becoming uncontrollable and causing damage to

bank property. The biggest impact was the non-functioning

of ATMs as they were not recalibrated for the new notes. The

Reserve Bank had instructed the banks to stock ATMs with

100 rupee notes. Prime Minister gave strong decision to not

to levy toll tax to keep the economy on right track. In real

sense it helped a lot to the road transport. The old currencies

validation at Indian Railway was also a big support to the

railway transport. These decisions were very much effective

to save the foundation of our economy. These decisions are

praiseworthy.

The immediate after effect of demonetization was a cash

crunch like never before. The lines at banks meant that

essential human resource was wasted standing in queues

and this meant the economy was almost at a standstill.

Most of the transactions that would have happened on a

daily basis ceased almost completely. In rural regions

essential services including health care was delayed and the

agriculture sector employees were affected heavily. The

biggest benefactors were digital wallets and the net-

banking sector, Paytm-a digital wallet application reported a

300% increase in downloads. It is assumed that undeclared

income of rupees four lakh crores from various sources all

over the country will be recovered or become redundant.

Economists predict that over the long term, demonetization

will lead to reduced interest rates and also cause an

increase in investment in the real estate sector. The smallest

action is better than the greatest intention-even though

demonetization was announced with good intentions-it

affected the lower and middle class heavily as compared to

the affluent class.

There is no doubt that e-transaction will strengthen the

people of India. It will brings the transparency in the

economy. We can sure hope a good future with this decision.

The black money must be arrested at any cost. We should

learn quickly the e-transaction process to make paperless

economy.

The facts and figures are completely a personal assessment

and tried best to present in correct form, however you need

to match the data from other resources also.

Uddeshya Patial

BCA II

No! I'm Not Starving Myself To Death.

I know, title sounds like it's something about self destruction

but trust me it's not. In fact it's about self love! Have you ever

encountered with the human version of migraine? Well I do

on regular basis. These people ridicule me by saying

"Kuchkhayakaro" or "don't you eat anything?” Yes, I do eat

according to my needs & no, I'm not starving myself to death.

Then there are people who actually confuse me if they are

complimenting me or insulting in disguise by saying "you

look too young to be in college". Yeah, thanks for saying you

find my body underdeveloped and I lack curves.

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Most of the girls are unaware of the fact that they are

actually being body shammed! Usually when we talk about

body shamming, first word which strikes our mind is “Fat”

but irony is, skinny girls like me have to face body shamming

too! It's sickening that girls like me have to explain that they

aren't facing any eating disorders, aren't anorexic and are

born with naturally tiny body frame. Oh, and I love comments

like "take my share; you need it more than I do". What?? What if

you were overweight and I said to you "you don't need that"

when you were about to eat something? I think it's funny

when people actually try to figure out the 'Secrets Of

Naturally Thin People' (Eye rolls). They are born with tiny

body frames! They don't do anything to look skinny.

It's infuriating how people find it their moral responsibility to

allegate my parents by saying "mummy papa khana nahi dete

kya?” I have to watch my words because my “I don't want to

eat this” is always encountered with “Are you dieting? You

don't need it anyway.” Trying to eat healthy and avoiding junk

food is not an eating disorder.

As a child I was always called by names such as 'skeleton',

'stick', 'pencil' and so on. It made me self conscious and I

started hating my body. I wish I could somehow go back in

time and tell myself to be proud of myself and grab all

possible opportunities which I lost due to lack of confidence

because as I grew up, I realized that no matter what you do or

say, people will judge you. They will make perceptions, will

say you are anorexic and continue body shaming you.

Shout out to girls who continue loving themselves even after

being body shammed. It takes strength of universe to be

polite to such blood boilers and hold back eye rolls & snappy

replies but girls don't lose your control stay strong and make

people aware of the difference between being anorexic and

having small body frame. Eat according to your needs and

don't stuff yourself with food just to avoid other's comments

because you cannot be a people pleaser every time.Your

body is home for your soul, don't hate it. Keep it clean, feed it

right and worship it. Love yourself as Gautama Buddha said

“you yourself, as much as anybody in the entire universe

deserve your love and affection”.

Aditi Kachhwah

BBA (Gen) VI SEM

Poem on Press the Right Key

My finger hovers

Shall I turn you on today

You lie there tempting me

I need to know what buttons to press

But when I press those buttons

You respond immediately and burst into life

Every Wednesday you leave me little messages

I try to ignore them but you are so persistent

You want to update

I want to write

I press any key to continue

And you ignore me and update anyway

My husband is fed up with the distress you cause me

He has a cunning plan to fix you forever ...

No more automatic updates

From now on you and I can live together in perfect harmony

I can press the right keys to update you when it suits ME

Now I am in complete control!

Sagar Khetwani

BCA IV

Need For Uniform Civil Code In India

The question whether India should have one common,

secular, family law or uniform civil code is a socio-legal

political question. The answer to this question wholly

depends on political spirit. It is a mandate addressed by

article 44 of Constitution of India. Unfortunately, in country

legal questions are often exploited for election prospects.

Not much progress has been made towards achieving this

goal and still remains a distant dream. The only tangible

step taken in this direction has been codification and

secularisation of Hindu law. Article 44 of the Constitution of

India requires state to secure for citizens of India a uniform

civil code throughout India. It is necessary that law be

divorced from religion. With the enactment of uniform code,

secularism will be strengthened; much of present-day

separation and divisiveness between the various religious

groups in the country will disappear, India will emerge as a

much more cohesive and integrated nation. The founders of

the Constitution have witnessed painful effect to have two

laws resulting in lamentable partition of India. Hence, in the

Constituent Assembly it was made clear that, in a secular

state personal law relating to marriage, succession but

must rest on law of land. The Supreme Court has

emphasised that steps be initiated to enact a uniform code

as envisaged in Art. 44. Thecourt emphasised in Sarla

Mudgal v. Union of India, AIR 1995 SC 1531 that Art.44 is

based on the concept that there is no necessary relation and

personal law in civilised society. Article 25 guarantees

religious freedom whereas Art.44 seeks to divest religion

from social relations and personal law. In this case the court

pleaded for a uniform civil code for protection of the

oppressed and promotion of national unity and solidarity. In

Mohd. Ahmed Khan v. Shah Bano Begum, AIR1985 SC 945 ,

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the Supreme Court emphasised: “Common civil code will

help the cause of national integration by removing disparate

loyalties to laws which have conflicting ideologies”. The

Court appreciates the difficulties involved in bringing

persons of different faiths persuasions on a common

platform, but, nevertheless, the Court has said, “a beginning

has to be made if the Constitution is to have any meaning.”

“It is a state which is charged with the duty of securing a

uniform civil code for citizens of the country and,

unquestionably, it has the legislative competence to do.”In

the backdrop of it, it is submitted that a Commission or

Committee be appointed to prepare a model of uniform civil

code applicable to all Indians as it will bring silver lining for

citizens. If the scales of pan are to be met then uniform civil

must be enacted. A common civil code will help the cause of

national integration by removing the contradictions based

on ideologies.

GUNISH AGGARWAL

B.A.LL.B. VI –B

Demonetization - A Cash Less Economy

Demonetization is the act of stripping a currency unit of its

status as legal tender. It occurs whenever there is a change of

national currency: The current form or forms of money is

pulled from circulation and retired, often to be replaced with

new notes or coins. Sometimes, a country completely replaces

the old currency with new currency. The demonetization move

which is presently considered as the mother of all change in

India has begun demonstrating its positive effects in brief

time. The demonetization assertion expresses that 500 and

1000 notes reformative move has brought some hard life for

ordinary citizens yet it will pass soon.

On the 8th of November, Prime Minister Narendra Modi

made a very bold and historical move by demonetizing the

Indian currency notes of Rs. 500 and Rs. 1000 and

introduction of Rs 2000 notes. Which created a buzz in the

country leading to serpentine lines outside the ATMs. Prime

Minister Modi made the decision in a secret meeting where

very people were present so that the very reason behind the

demonetization is not hampered by the disclosure of the

news by giving chance to hoarder of black money to find the

solution of their problem.

Demonetization was introduced to tackle three main

problems which are counterfeit currency, terrorist financing

and black money. These are the 3 major problems that our

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country is facing, which have to be given priority in order to

give a push for development. After demonetization the

government's is driving the people to go cashless for mopping

up taxes on every rupee being transacted in the country. With

this move, millions of Indians are worried, how safe is their

money in the cashless economy, because Internet banking

frauds has been increasing many folds and currently

constitutes 59% of all the cyber-crimes committed in India.

The common man is worried about such an increasing rate

of online fraud on which they have no control or protection

from the government. worries exacerbates from the fact

even Home Ministry's statistics has admitted that there has

been 40% increase in online fraud cases in the country. If one

may recall just few weeks before the government announced

its demonetization policy on Nov 8, 2016, India reported its

biggest internet banking security breach. Over 3 million debit

cards and their pin numbers, including those powered by

MasterCard and Visa, were stolen on October 20, 2016.

The Ministry of Finance reported that Rs. 2.5 lakh was stolen

from the various accounts across the country. Multiple

public and private banks were affected by this cyber-attack

and every individual using these cards became vulnerable

across India of their money being stolen.

The PwC report stated that the good news is number of

Indians shopping through their mobiles had increased by

800 percent. The bad news is Indians at the same time have

become vulnerable to various types of frauds while using

mobile banking and mobile wallets. The mobile wallets are

prone to misuse and could lead to unauthorized deductions

from the wallet of a customer even without their knowledge.

The report further says, the irony is mobile payments in India

are still not governed by any legal provisions. These

payments are mostly contractual obligations. With lax cyber

security, mobile banking is a highly risky operation in India.

This is more so because many banks appoint a third party

vendor to develop and manage mobile banking applications.

This gives the vendor access to critical bank account

information of the customer which could be misused by

some unscrupulous persons.With RBI issuing the data that

85% of the all reported transactions at banks in 2015-16

were through the internet in volume terms, it is high time that

the government frames rules and regulation to secure the

people's money deposited in the banks.

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Currently, people have faith in the banking and delegates

them the responsibility to keep their money safe. In the final

analysis, one can say that the dream of cashless economy

can only be realized, only if the government takes adequate

security measures of any online fraud. It has to give a

guarantee that in case of breach of system the entire money

lost will be compensated to the victims. Such assurance

alone can give security to the customers' and pave the way

for cashless economy in the country.

Yash Saini

BA LLB VIII C

“beti bachao, beti padhao”

In my clear sky of my mind,

I was searching for a cloud to find,

There I saw a massive cloud across,

of the mission "beti bachao, beti padhao”.

So, I made my cloud to rain,

But that cloud gave me lots of pain,

I remember my mom in the memories,

Because she gave me no worries.

I thought of the girls starving to learn,

and collecting fee with lots of cuts and burns,

So, we gave them little education and,

They learned with the perfect dedication.

Three cheers for our prime minister,

because he did work like a mister,

thanks to him for starting the mission,

and with this he also started the nation.

Mir Fazal Ansari

BCA IV

Teachers

Teachers are dedicated,

to our education.

This is their passion,

and our liberation.

Their sincere kindness,

warm feelings, it brings.

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under their wings.

They show us patience,

and readily spread.

Their helpful advice,

fills us like bread.

They don't just instruct,

but encourage and believe,

That there's nothing out there,

we cannot achieve.

They think about,

our future all the time.

Work tirelessly to direct us,

away from conflicts and crime.

At the end of the day,

teachers do understand.

It takes both tools and love,

For our young minds to expand.

- By Unknown

Oh teacher, Oh teacher!

My test isn't signed

Because somehow

My parents went blind Now,

don't say it's my fault,

They left their hands in the bank vault.

Oh teacher, Oh teacher

Do you know why

I was born without wings

And so cannot fly

Thus I am late

Didn't have breakfast,

So if you don't mind,

Pass me a plate.

Oh teacher, Oh teacher!

I've failed again Please don't scold me,

Now you'll see why,

I was thinking about

Having an eagle's brain.

Alisha Jain

BCA II

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