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SYMBIOSIS INTERNATIONAL (Deemed University) Symbiosis Law School, Hyderabad SLSH_5.1.3- Following Capacity development and skills enhancement initiatives are taken by the institution Soft skills Language and communication skills Life skills (Yoga, physical fitness, health and hygiene) Awareness of trends in technology File Name: SLSH_5.1.3_2019-20_SoftSkillsCommunicationSkillsandLifeSkills.pdf Sr. No Details of Documents No of Pages 1. Mediation by ADRS 2-14 2 Moot Court Work Shop 15-29 3 Fit India 29 August 2019 30-35 5 Faculty Development Dec 2019 38-63 6 Dance Club - januray 4 th 2020 64-66 7 Fundamentals of Mediation - 1st May 2020 67-72 8 Cyber Crimes During Covid 19 on 5th may 2020 73-77 4 Workshop on ADRS Mechanism 36-37
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SYMBIOSIS INTERNATIONAL (Deemed University)
Symbiosis Law School, Hyderabad
SLSH_5.1.3- Following Capacity development and skills enhancement initiatives are taken
by the institution Soft skills Language and communication skills Life skills (Yoga, physical
fitness, health and hygiene) Awareness of trends in technology
File Name: SLSH_5.1.3_2019-20_SoftSkillsCommunicationSkillsandLifeSkills.pdf
Sr. No Details of Documents No of Pages
1. Mediation by ADRS 2-14
2 Moot Court Work Shop 15-29
3 Fit India 29 August 2019 30-35
5 Faculty Development Dec 2019 38-63
6 Dance Club - januray 4 th 2020 64-66
7 Fundamentals of Mediation - 1st May 2020 67-72
8 Cyber Crimes During Covid 19 on 5th may 2020 73-77
4 Workshop on ADRS Mechanism 36-37
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2nd INTRA MEDIATION AND CLIENT COUNSELING COMPETITION, 2019
In collaboration with the Hyderabad Arbitration Centre [HAC]
27th – 28th July, 2019
EVENT REPORT
I. About the competition
Centre for Alternative Dispute Resolution (CADR), Symbiosis Law School,
Hyderabad organized the 2nd Intra Mediation and Client Counseling
Competition in collaboration with the Hyderabad Arbitration Centre [HAC] on the
27th and 28th of July, 2019 respectively. The competition aimed to develop
mediation and client counseling skills which is one of the thrust areas of the
centre.
II. Objectives of the competition
By way of the 2nd Intra Mediation and Client Counseling Competition, the centre
aimed to achieve the following objectives:
To promote academic research on themes pertaining to Alternative Dispute
Resolution;
To create awareness amongst students pertaining to Alternative Dispute
Resolution Competitions;
To inculcate practical skills pertaining to Alternative Dispute Resolution
mechanisms;
To impart comprehensive training pertaining to Alternative Dispute
Resolution mechanisms.
III. Training Session – 25th July, 2019
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Prior to the commencement of the competition, CADR organized a comprehensive
training session for all the participants of the 2nd Intra Mediation and Client
Counseling Competition, 2019. The Training Session was conducted by Mr.
Nisshant Laroia. The session aimed at equipping and guiding the students with
a comprehensive and detailed understanding on how to go about the Mediation
and Client Counseling competitions and further delving into the technicalities of
the same. The session was divided in two folds. The first half focused on
Mediation and detailing the various aspects of the same. It was concluded with
a brief roleplay mock done by all the participants. The second half of the session
focused on Client Counseling, and it covered the aspects to be taken into
consideration while interviewing a client as well as entire process of counseling
a client.
IV. Mediation Competition – 27th July, 2019
Centre for Alternative Dispute Resolution (CADR) conducted the 2nd Intra
Mediation Competition for the students of 2nd – 5th year in order to inculcate and
foster the skills, knowledge and proficiency in relation to the field of Alternative
Dispute Resolution by giving them a simulation of the real-life practice. There
was a total participation of 96 teams i.e. 288 students for the mediation
competition.
The primary objective of the Mediation competition was to endeavour, inculcate
and foster the skills of ADR mechanisms by giving them a platform to have a
real-life exposure of the same. Further, a parallel objective aims to select and
promote the meritorious students to represent Symbiosis Law School, Hyderabad
in various External ADR Competitions.
Judges:
Manisha Unnam
Vanajakshi
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Irfan Ali Abbas
Ashish Kale
VLN Rao
Koteswara Rao
B. Saroj
M.V. Durga Prasad
Rajeshwari Dutt
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V. Client Counseling Competition – 28th July, 2019
The second day witnessed the hosting of the 2nd Intra Client Counseling
Competition at Symbiosis Law School, Hyderabad. The competition experienced
an overwhelming participation from a 124 teams i.e. 248 students of the
institution. The Client Counseling Competition is structured in such a manner
wherein a client approaches a set of counsels with his/her problem and further
the counsels comfort, guide and advice the client as to how their legal problem
would be dealt by them. The counsels are tested upon various aspects, including
but not limited to, building trust with the client, extracting all relevant
information, assisting the client in making an informed choice, so on and so
forth. For the purposes of the above-mentioned competition, the clients were
trained by CADR bearing in mind confidentiality of the competition.
Judges:
There were a total of 12 esteemed judges invited to adjudge 124 teams, all of who
are either practicing advocates in various courts/tribunals or associates at law
firms. Mentioned hereinafter is the list of the same:
S. NO. NAME
1. Mrs. Manisha Unnam
2. Mr. A. Murali
3. Ms. Manasi Choudhary
4. Mr. Bharath
5. Mr. Rishi Kalyan Chakravarthy
6. Mr. Rohan Aloor
7. Mr. Sahith GV
8. Mr. Kranthi Kiran
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9. Mr. Vijay Kumar
10. Ms. Rachna Waddepalli
11. Ms. Thota Suneeta
12. Mr. Krishna Manohar
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VI. Conclusion
The 2nd Intra Mediation and Client Counseling Competition concluded on 28th
July, 2019. Being the 2nd Edition, the competition witnessed an increase in
participation in both segments of the competition indicating the increased
amount of interest in the field of ADR. Further, it also reflects the interest of the
students towards resolving disputes in an amicable manner and creating a win-
win situation. The competition not only provided the participants with an insight
into a real-life mediation or client counseling but also paved way into
understanding the practice and procedure of the same. Furthermore, this
competition shall serve as a platform for the students to represent Symbiosis Law
School, Hyderabad in various External ADR competitions.
SYMBIOSIS LAW SCHOOL, HYDERABAD 1ST YEAR STUDENT LIST - BA.LL.B. DIVISION - A (2019-24 BATCH )
ADR Attendance
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SYMBIOSIS LAW SCHOOL, HYDERABAD
1ST YEAR STUDENT LIST - BA.LL.B. DIVISION - B (2019-24 BATCH )
ACADEMIC YEAR 2019-20 Sl.No. PRN StudentID Name Remarks
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61 19010323149 190320668 NIDHI CHAUDHARI P
62 19010323150 190309574 SNEHA MISHRA P
63 19010323151 190307405 AANJANA S P
SYMBIOSIS LAW SCHOOL, HYDERABAD
1ST YEAR STUDENT LIST - BBA.LL.B. DIVISION - C (2019-24 BATCH )
ACADEMIC YEAR 2019-20
Sl.No. PRN StudentID Name P
1 19010324002 190329140 ABHARAJITHAN B S P
2 19010324003 190343113 ABHIJEET MISHRA P
3 19010324004 190309256 ABHIK PURKAYASTHA P
4 19010324005 190311453 ACHINTYA ANUPAM P
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7 19010324008 190346481 ADNAN HAMEED K P P
8 19010324009 190305523 ALVIN K ANIL P
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11 19010324013 190309480 ARYAN MISHRA P
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14 19010324016 190307152 GOKUL R P
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18 19010324020 190314088 JAYESH YADAV
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61 19010324072 190305497 NIBHA GOVARDHANAGIRI P
62 19010324073 190303278 NIYATI MOHANTY P
SYMBIOSIS LAW SCHOOL, HYDERABAD
1ST YEAR STUDENT LIST - BBA.LL.B. DIVISION - D (2019-24 BATCH )
ACADEMIC YEAR 2019-20
Sl.No. PRN StudentID Name P
1 19010324074 190333445 OM ANISH SINGHANIA P
2 19010324075 190324555 P CHANDRESH REDDY P
3 19010324076 190302449 P.SAURAV.MENON P
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7 19010324080 190315340 RAJEEV POOJARY P
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9 19010324082 190320913 RATNA UJJWAL SAHA P
10 19010324083 190300869 RAUL MAZUMDER P
11 19010324084 190350457 RESU KAUSHIK REDDY P
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13 19010324086 190331400 RISHAB S KAUSHIK P
14 19010324087 190339011 S ANANTHAKRISHNAN
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16 19010324091 190330479 SHARMA ROHIT PRADEEP MANJU P
17 19010324092 190308078 SHOURYA KACKAR P
18 19010324093 190316221 SHUBH SHRIVASTAVA P
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39 19010324116 190322766 RIYA PALNITKAR
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“Give me six hours to chop down a tree and I will spend the first four sharpening the axe”
- Abraham Lincoln
No quote better suits the ideology of mooting and this message was made very clear during
the First Moot Orientation Programme of Symbiosis Law School, Hyderabad which
introduced the 2019-24 batch to the world of mooting, an activity that will at some point of
time become the central focus of any law student’s college career. The programme was
conducted by the senior members of the Moot Court Association.
The programme began with an introduction to mooting, what it is, why it is so important and
what the procedures of mooting were. The moot problem, opinions and perspectives of the
audience were then discussed. The audience was then taught how to approach any given
problem by breaking it down and filtering out unnecessary information. Students were then
asked to highlight information they deemed necessary in the problem and were then asked to
justify why they believed the information to be important for their preparation. All the
relevant information was then organized and noted for all students to view. The students were
then given explanations as to why certain information was relevant to the problem while, the
problem also consisted of unnecessary information meant to confuse students.
The students were taught about the correct procedure to be followed while researching for the
problem and how they were to use legal authorities while mooting. Students were then taught
about the importance of a memorial, its formatting, the expected content and the order in
which it must be drafted. The next topic covered was oral pleadings and how to divide
arguments during pleadings into different stages.
The students were then briefed about the formalities of mooting, how one must address
themselves, the other side and the judges. They were then informed about mooting etiquette,
what one must do, what one must not do, how they must present themselves and how they
must present their cases. The briefings were then followed by an informative question and
answer session to clear any doubts the students had. Questions about the 4th Internal Moot
Court Competition, Zeal such as the formation of teams, the method of research and the
format of proceedings were put forward by the students and were then clarified by the
members of the Moot Court Association, thus concluding the first orientation programme.
Symbiosis Law School, Hyderabad, a constituent of Symbiosis University, Pune seeks to
provide nascent minds a strong foundation in understanding the practical implementation of
the legal system of our country. To understand law better, we believe in exposing our
students to a plethora of thought stimulating exercises to incubate and enhance advocacy
skills amongst the learners.
Similarly, bordering on this thought, the Moot Court Association which plays a major role in
training the students of Symbiosis Law School, Hyderabad organises various programmes to
introduce students to mock moot drilling, moot sessions, international and national guest
lectures, moot competitions and various other skill enhancement sessions,which are
conducted by eminent stalwarts from the ever rising legal fraternity. As Anthony J .D Angelo
said,“Develop a passion learning. If you do,you will never cease to grow.”
On the 3rd August, 2019, Symbiosis Law School, Hyderabad organised the 2nd Moot
Orientation Programme for the batch of 2019-2024 which was a lecture cum workshop on
mastering ‘Trial Advocacy Skills’ under the guidance and excellency of Advocate Vadeendra
Joshi.
Advocate Vadeendra Joshi graced this event with his excellence par wisdom. He enlightened
our students to sensitise themselves with the actual practice of advocating before a judge of a
court. The ulterior motive of the session was to instil in the young minds of the students, an
idea of how normal proceedings of the court work in the process of disseminating justice.
He also highlighted that trial advocacy is that branch of knowledge concerned with making
attorneys and other advocates more effective in trial proceedings. Unlike most law schools in
India, it is taught as an essential trade skill for litigators in law schools and in continuing legal
education programs.
The skills of trial advocacy can be broken into two categories: skills that accomplish
individual tasks (tactical skills) such as selecting jurors, delivering opening statements and
closing arguments, and examining witnesses, and those skills that integrate the individual
actions to achieve greater effects and to drive unfolding events toward the advocate’s desired
outcome (strategy) .
The attempt of the programme was to focus on tactical skills, through some integrated basic
methods of strategic planning. Although Vadeendra Joshi expressed disfavour with advanced
strategic techniques because of the imbalance they create, especially against attorneys who
are unaware of them.
However, proponents of advanced strategic techniques argue that these methods are the only
effective means to counter the already-existing imbalances in the system, as
between indigent defendants and the State and between working-class plaintiffs and well-
resourced, wealthy corporations.
Vadeendra Joshi highlighted on various factors that can enable the effective articulation of
arguments in a court before a judge. The session traversed from jury selection or ‘voir dire’,
opening statement, direct examination, cross examination, closing argument, persuasion
ultimately graduating into concepts like mock trial, basic trial strategy and advanced trial
strategy. The session drew upon some students allowing them to have a hands on experience
into trial advocacy by picking up a situation and modelling them on the basis of the
quintessential legal questioning that requires mastery over the verbatim, court etiquettes and
assimilation of characteristics worthy and appreciated of a lawyer.
“Every king was once a helpless baby, every mighty ocean was once a ripple, and every great
structure was once a blueprint. It’s not where you are today, it’s where you are going that
counts.”
The 3rd Moot Orientation Programme was
conducted by Mr. Pranay Nath Lekhi, in collaboration with the Moot Court Association of the
Symbiosis Law School, Hyderabad on 7th and 8th August. It was open to all batches. Mr. Pranay
Nath Lekhi, hailing from Delhi, pursued his LLB degree at West Bengal National University of
Judicial Sciences, Kolkata and is an LLM candidate at the University of Cambridge. He was
chosen as the Best Overall Law Student at the Ram Jethmalani Excellence Awards, 2019. He
was also adjudged as one of the best speakers in the Philip C. Jessup International Moot.
The session on 6th August was conducted in the Assembly hall, where Mr. Lekhi introduced
himself and spoke of his achievements. He then went on to introduce the concept of Moot Court
and the various aspects associated with it. Using a well formulated PowerPoint presentation, he
gave a detailed explanation and overview of the essence of public speaking involved in mooting.
He then went on to explain different aspects, giving analogies and personal anecdotes so as to
help students understand better.
Mr. Lekhi then highlighted the do’s and don’ts for the preparation of a memorial for a moot court
competition. There were several questions and queries coming from the vibrant and engaging
audience present in the hall. Mr. Lekhi threw light on the various stages and sources of research.
He also spoke about the relevance of the speakers in a moot team and how their role is crucial for
the team’s performance, after which he explained how it was important for the teams to focus on
tackling the questions that the judges would put forward and accordingly gave tips to answer
them confidently. In the end, he gave advice based on his past experiences and participation in
the various National and International Moot court competitions. Soon followed a Q&A session
with the audience members. Prof. (Dr.) Sarfaraz Ahmed Khan, Director of Symbiosis Law
School, Hyderabad felicitated Mr. Lekhi with a shawl and memento amidst sounding applause.
On 8th August, the session was conducted in the
Moot Court Association Hall. Carrying forward the interaction from the previous day, Mr. Lekhi
spoke about the process of getting into Law schools in the USA and UK for pursuing an LLM.
Along the same lines, he mentioned that acclaimed law schools preferred aspirants with prior
work experience. Emphasizing on the importance of grades and essays, he also dwelled on the
essence of writing research papers and getting them published. Then, he concluded by giving a
brief introduction to the idea of ‘vacation schemes’, which was something new for the students in
the audience.
SYMBIOSIS LAW SCHOOL, HYDERABAD 1ST YEAR STUDENT LIST - BA.LL.B. DIVISION - A (2019-24 BATCH )
Moot attendence
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SYMBIOSIS LAW SCHOOL, HYDERABAD
1ST YEAR STUDENT LIST - BA.LL.B. DIVISION - B (2019-24 BATCH )
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SYMBIOSIS LAW SCHOOL, HYDERABAD
1ST YEAR STUDENT LIST - BBA.LL.B. DIVISION - C (2019-24 BATCH )
ACADEMIC YEAR 2019-20
Sl.No. PRN StudentID Name P
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SYMBIOSIS LAW SCHOOL, HYDERABAD
1ST YEAR STUDENT LIST - BBA.LL.B. DIVISION - D (2019-24 BATCH )
ACADEMIC YEAR 2019-20
Sl.No. PRN StudentID Name P
1 19010324074 190333445 OM ANISH SINGHANIA P
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66 19010324146 190329632 YUKTHA ANIL P
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Fit India Movement - Dated: 29th August, 2019
Symbiosis Law School, Hyderabad participated in the Inauguration of the ‘Fit India Movement’
launched by the Hon’ble Prime Minister of India at 10:00AM on 29th August, 2019. The
Director, Deputy Director, Faculty, Non-Teaching Staff and the students enthusiastically
participated in the event. The event was initiated with a brief introduction about the Fit India
Movement, the necessity of a fit lifestyle and healthy living. Thereafter, the Inauguration of the
Fit India Movement was telecast live at the Auditorium of the Symbiosis International (Deemed
University), Hyderabad Campus. The Hon’ble Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi, launched
the Fit India Movement with collaboration from schools and colleges across India. In his historic
speech, he appealed to every citizen to take time to make themselves fit, healthy and active. The
inauguration took place at the Indira Gandhi Stadium in New Delhi and the live telecast was
screened at Symbiosis Law School, Hyderabad. The event started with a mesmerizing
performance depicting the various forms of sports, martial arts, dance and yoga in India. Further,
the Hon’ble Prime Minister paid a tribute to Dhyan Chand and appreciated the various sportsmen
of India. In his concluding remarks, the Prime Minister appealed to every individual, especially
the youth, to engage in physical activity in order to maintain their mental and physical well-
being. Subsequent to the inauguration, the Director, Deputy Director, Faculty, Non-Teaching
Staff and the students came together to take the pledge of fitness and thereafter, walking 10,000
steps across the campus. The event served as an inspiration for everyone to take time out of their
busy lives and take care of their health and fitness.
The telecast inspired and motivated the students and staff of Symbiosis Law School, Hyderabad
to adopt a healthier lifestyle.
After the telecast, the attendees pledged to adopt a healthier lifestyle and thereafter, walked
10,000 steps across the campus of Symbiosis Law School, Hyderabad. The event brought the
necessity of a healthy lifestyle and the dangers or a sedentary lifestyle into focus.
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Symbiosis LawSchoolHyderabad <[email protected]>
Fwd: SLSH - Report of Live web telecast of the ‘Fit India Movement’ on 29thAugust 2019Hazi <[email protected]> Sat, Jul 18, 2020 at 2:28 PMTo: Ganesh Kumar D <[email protected]>, Ramesh U <[email protected]>, bhanuprasad pipalla<[email protected]>, Janga Kavitha <[email protected]>
Dear Sir,
FYI PLEASE.
Thanks & Regards,
M.A. Hazi | Administrative Officer SYMBIOSIS LAW SCHOOL, HYDERABADSurvey Number 292, Off Bangalore HighwayVillage: Mamidipalle, Nandigama Mandal, District: RangareddyHyderabad 509217 (Telangana), IndiaWebsite : www.slsh.edu.inLandline : 040-27232343 Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/symbiosislawschool/
---------- Forwarded message ---------From: Admin Officer <[email protected]>Date: Thu, Aug 29, 2019 at 3:07 PMSubject: SLSH - Report of Live web telecast of the ‘Fit India Movement’ on 29th August 2019To: Executive Information <[email protected]>Cc: Registrar <[email protected]>, Avinash Kakade <[email protected]>, Dy Director SLS-H<[email protected]>, Director SLS-H <[email protected]>
Dear Madam,
Please find below the report of Symbiosis Law School Hyderabad. The live session of "Fit India Movement" wasconducted today ( 29.08.2019) from 10.00 a.m. to at Auditorium, Symbiosis Hyderabad Campus. Please find the Pictures. 1. Number of students par�cipated 9762. Number of Teaching Staff/Faculty par�cipated: 193. Number of Non-Teaching Staff par�cipated: 234. Number of Officials par�cipated -
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Thanks & Regards,
M.A. Hazi | Administrative Officer SYMBIOSIS LAW SCHOOL, HYDERABADSurvey Number 292, Off Bangalore HighwayVillage: Mamidipalle, Nandigama Mandal,
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District: RangareddyHyderabad 509217 (Telangana), IndiaWebsite : www.slsh.edu.inLandline : 040-27232343 Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/symbiosislawschool/
On Tue, Aug 27, 2019 at 9:26 PM Executive Information <[email protected]> wrote:Dear Madam/ Sir,
This is with reference to the attached letter No. D.D.No.F.1-54/2019(Website/Fit India) from UGC regardingParticipation in ‘Fit India Movement’ on 29th August 2019.
Hon’ble Prime Minister will be launching the ‘Fit India Movement’ on 29th August 2019, and a fitness pledge willbe administered by the Hon’ble Prime Minister on the same day.
With respect to the event, you are requested to conduct the following activities at your Constituent Institute:
· To make arrangement for watching the live telecast of the launch of the 'Fit India Movement'.· Fitness pledge to be taken by the staff, students, faculty and officials of the Constituent Institute.· Every person to walk 10,000 steps on 29th August and follow it up in his/ her daily routine.
A report of the same to be sent to the undersigned latest by 3.00 pm on 29th August 2019.
The report should contain the following:
1. Number of students participated:2. Number of Teaching Staff/Faculty participated:3. Number of Non-Teaching Staff participated:4. Number of Officials participated :
Regards,
Bhavana DesaiSenior ExecutiveSymbiosis International (Deemed University)Gram: Lavale, Tal : Mulashi, Dist.: Pune -412115Phone No: 02028116274Website - www.siu.edu.in
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EVENT REPORT
WORKSHOP ON ADR MECHANISMS
Centre for Alternative Dispute Resolution (CADR) successfully organised a workshop
on ADR mechanisms on 21st September 2019, at Symbiosis Law School, Hyderabad
for the newly admitted batch of 2019-2024.
The workshop was conducted with an aim to introduce the various mechanisms of
Alternative Dispute Resolution prevalent in the Indian Legal System to the new batch
of 2019-24, since this field happens to be a completely new and unaccustomed field
for the 1st year students. The workshop gave them basic theoretical knowledge about
Arbitration, Mediation, Negotiation and Conciliation.
The workshop was conducted by Mr. SravanUnnam, MCIArb, Partner at Unnam Law
Firm, Hyderabad, Founder Trustee & Head – Hyderabad Arbitration Centre [HAC],
Certified Commercial Arbitrator and Accredited Mediator, IIAM, Kochi. The history
of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) was briefly drawn out with interesting and
relevant examples. The important statutes on ADR were introduced with the prime
focus upon the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996. The relevance of certain
sections of this Act were discussed along with the salient features of the Indian
Contract Act, 1872 which facilitate ADR. It was a very interesting and knowledgeable
experience for the students as Mr. Unnam engaged them by using real life scenarios
that he had come across in his practice. It was a successful workshop that left the
students with a new found interest and understanding of the field of ADR.
Attendance Sheet for the Workshop on ADR Mechanism
Date : 21 Sep 2019
Sl NO Student Name Student Batch
1 Goldy Gwalinee 2016
2 Bhagyashree Chauhan 2016
3 Manasvi Shukla 2016
4 Pravalika Balaram 2016
5 Kavya Krishnana 2016
6 Ashi Pahariya 2016
7 Charul Mishra 2016
8 Sarthak Kalra 2016
9 Shanigarapu Preethi 2016
10 Sakshi sonal 2016
11 Srijita Chattophyay 2016
12 Amitoj Singh 2016
13 Ashi Pahariya 2017
14 Charul Mishra 2017
15 J Neha 2017
16 Krutttika Krushnanjana 2017
17 Manasvi Shukla 2017
18 Payal Bhatia 2017
19 Sonal Gupta 2017
20 Tehaswini Lal 2017
21 Simran Verma 2017
22 Y Sonanjali 2017
23 Ananaya Shankar 2017
24 Ayushi Mishra 2017
25 Gaurav Jalendra 2017
26 Kumkum Mandhaya 2018 27 Meghana Deshmukh 2018
28 Nandini Tripathy 2018
29 Meera 2019
One Week Faculty Development Programme On Introduction To
Teaching, Evaluation And Research Skills from 2nd December to 7th December, 2019
Introduction: In the year 1950, North American medical schools started conducting the
activity to improve the teaching of medical professionals which was considered as the first
structured faculty development programme. It is now an ongoing and the most common
form of activity in teaching profession. Today the profession of teaching has become quite
challenging because of the latest technological development. The trend in the teaching
profession is in changing scenario, and the teachers are expected to be more effective in
teaching, evaluating and research. Being a teacher is not just about communicating
knowledge, it is about making sure that the students truly integrate this knowledge and
derive learning out of it. Any teaching that does not result in effective learning is useless.
Therefore, to be an effective teacher, one needs to be able to deliver the domain knowledge
using the most suitable pedagogical tools. An effective teacher is also required to remain at
frontiers of knowledge in his/her areas of subject expertise and gain working knowledge of
other domains as Law is essentially interdisciplinary. Hence the periodical faculty
development programme for the teachers is in high need, to continuously upgrade him/her
in teaching andresearch.
Therefore, the present Faculty Development Programme (FDP) initiated and aimed to
enhance the teaching and research skill of the faculties from college/institute/university
belongs to the broad disciplines Law, Social Science, and Management on following
objectives:
Objectives of the Faculty Development Programme
To obtain an in-depth understanding of various recent pedagogy of Law, Social
Science, andManagement
To enhance the knowledge of evaluation standards andpractices
To improve the research capabilities by understanding the elements of a good
research proposal; qualitative and quantitative and data analysis tools andtechniques
The programme was attended by 48 participants; 19 participants were from Symbiosis Law
School, Hyderabad, 22 participants were from Symbiosis Law School, Pune, 2 participants
were from Symbiosis Law School, Nagpur, 2 participants were from Symbiosis Law
School Noida and the rest from other universities. Attendees included Research Scholars
and Academicians from varied background. While designing the structure of the
programme it was kept in mind that there are going to be people from different background
that’s why
emphasiswasgivennotpertainingtoonesinglefieldsothatmaximumcanbebenefittedout of it.
Two high tea (Morning and Evening) Lunch and Dinner was provided to participants daily
and one kit was issued to each participant at the time of registration.
Day 1 (Monday - 2nd December 2019)
Inaugural Function: The programme started with lighting of lamp at Inaugural Ceremony,
where Prof. (Dr.) Sarfaraz Ahmed Khan,
Director Symbiosis Law School Hyderabad in
his welcome address welcomed Prof. Dr.
Richard Anthony Glofcheski, Honk Kong
University; Prof. (Dr.) K. I. Vibhute, Director,
Amity Law School, Mumbai; Prof. (Dr.) J. S.
Patil Vice Chancellor, NLU Assam; Prof. (Dr.)
Ravi Jain, Director, SIBMHyderabad.
Prof. (Dr.) Ravi Jain, Director, SIBM,
Hyderabad, in his address said that learning is a
continuous process and explained the 4 quarters
of the process of learning
Prof. (Dr.) Richard Anthony Glofcheki, Honk Kong University, said that we are learners in
this lifelong learning process and a teacher must give to his student seeds to plant and not
the fruits
Prof. (Dr.) K. I. Vibhute, Director, Amity Law School, Mumbai, explained the difference
between a Teacher and Good Teacher. He also highlighted that a teacher has not become
redundant in spite of Google. He explained the 3 R’s for a teacher i.e. Reading, Retention
and Retrieval.
Prof. (Dr.) J. S. Patil, Vice Chancellor NLU Assam, in his presidential address has
questioned the audience ‘are we able to understand ourselves’ and said to search for new
things in treasure of knowledge.
Dr. Anuradha Binnuri, Deputy Director SLS, Hyderabad gave vote of thanks for the
InauguralCeremony.
Session 1:
Prof. (Dr.) K. I. VIBHUTE (Director, Amity Law School, Mumbai)
Teaching Skills – I & II: Classical Methods (Class room lecture, Interaction, etc.) & Public
Laws
During his interaction Dr. Vibhute discussed about who a teacher is, and how Law should
be taught. According to him a teacher should not be a teacher in text, but he must be a
teacher in the context. He discussed about why we must go with the context and explained
its indicators; he also referred to the platform on which we must be acquainted with. He
said every day is an examination day and the students are going to examine us. He
explained the concept of 3 R’s i.e. Reading Retention and Retrieval. Research is a
Systematic Scientific Inquire and Legal Research is a systematic investigation of a legal
fact that increases the sum of knowledge of law. It involves 2 A’s i.e. Ascertainment of
Law and Advancement of Law. He added saying that a teacher should not be redundant in
e-age. He explained about the scope and relevance of legal research and major stages in
legalresearch.
Prof. (Dr.) J S Patil (Vice-Chancellor, NLU, Assam)
Teaching Skills – 3 & 4: Legal Aid Clinic & Curriculum Designing
Dr. Patil, explained how important a Legal Aid Clinic is in a law college and shared his
experiences. He started University College of Law Legal Aid Clinic the first of its kind and
fought on various public issues to name a few, Capitation Fees, Daily Wage workers case
etc. In case of fight against capitation fees, through the legal aid clinic, he approached
Supreme Court, submitted writ petition where the presentation of the case was done by the
students and won the case (PIL) against capitationfees.
In case of Daily wage workers case – over 10 years period nearly five lakh employees were
regularised. He is the one who set Karnataka State Law University. He also played a major
role in bringing Khadi back. In case of National Register of Citizens Assam, PARICHAY is
been set up to help those people.
While talking on curriculum designing, he
discussed about the points to be considered while
designing the curriculum. He shared his
experience on how a course which was
introduced by him lasted for 10 years. He
proposed an add-on course as a 7th
paper to be
developed as indigenous course (national /
international) by any one of the centres.
He also said to integrate CBCS &CGPA, must
make curriculum simple as if it is a feast to the
students. He said there is a need to include Mahatma Gandhi’s Ahimsa in the curriculum.
He said that we must integrate past into present to go into thefuture.
Day 2:- 3rd
December, 2019
Prof. (Dr.) Richard Anthony Glofcheski, Hong Kong University
Teaching Skills – 5 &6: Contemporary Methods (Case Study method, Activity based
learning, using moderntechnology)
According to Prof. Richard the seminar
outcomes were to reflect upon and
reconsider the role of teacher in higher
education, and consider and evaluate
why and howauthentic learning and
assessment can produce more
productivelearning.
He said university should not be a
disruption of learning, make our
experience meaningful. Teaching
philosophy should be personality-drive.
He explained what could be Graduate
Attributes / Learning Outcomes and
inter relationship between learning outcomes, assessment tasks and teaching & learning
activities. He explained about the centrality of assessment and role of assessment in higher
education. He said assess as you teach and teach as you assess and spoke about various
methods such as News Reports, Reflective Media Dairies, Video Documentaries, Feedback
etc.
Dr. Tanmoy De, Dr. Ramakrishna Dikkatwar & Dr. VK Satya Prasad (Faculty, SIBM,
Hyderabad)
Teaching Skills – 7 & 8: Online Teaching, MOOCs, SWAYAM
This session started with Dr. VK Satya Prasad (Faculty SIBM Hyderabad) explaining about
Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs). Difference between classroom learning and online
learning, difference between MOOCs and online courses and the various platforms those
are available.
Dr. Dikkatwar Ramakrishna (Faculty SIBM Hyderabad) explained about Learning Centric
MOOC and explained the difference between classroom scenario and LCM model. He also
explained how Lectures and Demos become Learning Dialogues (LeD), Assignments and
Activities become Learning by Doing (LbD), Instructor-Learner interaction becomes
Responses and Feedback (RF), Learner-Learner interaction becomes Learner Experience
Interaction (LxI), Additional Readings become Learning Extensions (LxT) and Exams and
Assessment become Knowledge Consolidation (KC). He also explained how to create LeD
Learning Dialogues.
Dr. Tanmoy De (Faculty SIBM Hyderabad) gave a presentation on how to design MOOC,
need analysis, content analysis, learner analysis, course outline, objectives, instructional
strategies, instructional material, evaluation strategies, time-wise course session plan,
implementation and duration of the course.
Day 3:- 4th
December, 2019
Prof. (Dr.) Shashikala Gurpur, Dean and Director of SLS, Pune
Teaching Skills – 9 & 10: Experiential Learning & Quality Research and Publication
Dr. Shashikala Gurpur’s discussion was about integrating experiential learning into the law
school curriculum, practice value of experiential legal education and using experiential
education to develop human resources for the non profit community. The relevant material
was shared to the participants one day prior to the scheduled session. She explained life of
law teachers in India and in other countries. She said we must respond to human suffering
and be an activist. She explained Indian tryst with Experiential learning, starting from
clinical legal education movement by Dr. N.R. Madhava Menon that has now moved from
apprentice culture to court visits through 4 clinical courses. She said experiential learning is
a degree beyond clinical learning, with experiential learning one will develop critical
thinking that will lead to stretching of mind. She explained about Legal Education Context,
also gave an activity to the participants to share their experience about experiential learning
– what worked? What did not, why? How we can move forward? Participants were divided
into three groups and shared theirexperiences.
Talking about Quality Research and Publication, she explained the concept of legal
research. She also focused on Legal Research collaboration. She explained the Quality
Research indicators like ensuring quality (original, profound, relevant), Utility and Impact
pathway.
Prof. (Dr.) Richard Glofcheski, Hong Kong University Flipped Class Room and the
Learning
Prof. Richard explained about Flipped Class, wherein “what is traditionally done in the
class is done outside the class and vice versa. He explained how the change takes place
from passive to active, teacher directed to self-directed, content centric to inquiry based,
individual to collaborative or team oriented, instructional paradigm to learning paradigm,
sage on the stage to guide on the side etc.
Prof. (Dr.) Sarfaraz Ahmed Khan, Director, SLS Hyderabad Evaluation Standards
and Practices
Dr. Sarfaraz has explained about the evaluation standards and practices that are followed
by university. He said evaluation should be such that the examination department has very
little to do in moderation.
Dr. Atmaram Shelke & Mr. Abhijeet Vasmatkar (Faculty SLS Pune)
Aligning Course & Programme Outcomes: Drafting of Objectives in Question Paper
Mr. Abhijeet Vasmatkar explained the important aspects of the Objective Based Education,
about Programme Educational Objectives (PEOs), Programme Outcomes (Pos), Graduate
Attributes (GAs), Programme Specific Outcomes (PSOs), Course Outcomes (COs). He
explained the Blooms Taxonomy and different levels such as Level I Remembering, Level
2 Understanding, Level 3 Applying, Level 4 Analysing, Level 5 Evaluating and Level 6
Creating.
Dr. Atmaram Shelke, Dy. Director (Administration), SLS Pune, explained drafting multiple
choice question paper and different types of question which can be incorporated in multiple
choice questions.
Day 4 (Thursday – 5th December 2019)
Prof. (Dr.) G. B. Reddy (Former Dean, Faculty of Law, Osmania
University) Research Skills – I (Doctrinal and Non-Doctrinal)
Dr. Reddy explained about Legal Research in India – Contemporary Trends and the way
forward. His discussion was on what is Doctrinal Legal Research, methods of conducting
Doctrinal Legal Research, Analytical Legal Research, Historical Legal Research,
comparative methods of Legal Research. He also focussed on what is Non-Doctrinal
Research and varioustools.
Prof. (Dr.) Vishwas Devaiah (Jindal Global University, Sonipat)
Research Skills – II (Quantitative, Qualitative & Mixed Research methods)
Dr. Vishwas explained about Leal Empiricism, reasons for development, constructed
reality and new age realism. He gave example of research questions that prompt empirical
approach, various statements that cannot be proved unless there is some empirical
evidence. He discussed various quantitative research methods, but focused on questionnaire
as a tool to quantify the data. He further discussed various types of questionnaire, what
need to be done prior to designing a questionnaire and the questionnaire process.
Prof. (Dr.) David Ambrose (Head, Department of Legal Studies, University of
Madras, Chennai)
Research Skills – III (Inter disciplinary Approach)
Dr. David Ambrose started his discussion by saying without a student we are not Teachers,
our students make us professors. He explained
research, (legal, logical and scientific), kinds
of research, qualitative, quantitative, inter
disciplinary approach and interdisciplinary
research.
Later the participants were taken to
Hyderabad for shopping and site seeing.
Day 5 (Friday – 6th December 2019)
Prof. (Dr.) Bindu Ronald (Dy. Director, Symbiosis Law School, Pune) Teaching Skill
– 11 (Corporate Law)
Prof. (Dr.) Bindu Ronald in her discussion spoke about Pedagogy and Andragogy (the
methodofteachingadultlearners),expectationsasalawteacherandstudentexpectationsfrom the
teacher. She also engaged the participants with a role play exercise of enacting a board
room meeting.
Prof. (Dr.) Balraj Chauhan (Vice Chancellor, NLU Jabalpur) Teaching Skills – 12:
(Criminal Justice Administration)
Prof. (Dr.) Balraj Chauhan discussed about the purpose of criminal Law and the principles.
He also said about four theories of teaching. Whereby, he has given special focus on 3
components of criminal justice administration – law enforcement, court system and
correctionalsystem.
Prof. (Dr.) G. Mohan Gopal (Former Director, NLSIU, Bengaluru & National
Judicial Academy,Bhopal)
Role of Law Teachers in the contemporary time
Prof. (Dr.) G. Mohan Gopal stated that law schools should be converted into think tanks,
students should be trained to reform the judicial system. His whole idea of justice was
related to Swaraj and he was of the opinion that we have to re-theorise the idea of justice.
Prof. (Dr.) Sairam Bhat (NLSIU, Bangalore) Private Laws including Commercial
Laws
Prof. (Dr.) Sairam Bhat discussed the nuances of the contract law. He has given special
focus on the technicalities involved in surrogacy contract.
Day 6 (Saturday – 7th December 2019)
Prof. (Dr.) Sandeepa Bhatt (NUJS, Kolkata)
Teaching Skill – 14: Space Law
Prof. (Dr.) Sandeepa Bhatt who is also the coordinator for society for studies in outer space
law at NUJS Kolkata, said Aviation Law and Space Law should be taught separately as
both contradict to each other. He also highlighted the differences in liability, registration
etc.
Further he explained the participant how Space Law as a course can be designed and
taught. Historical background, fundamental principles, liability and registration,
sovereignty & property rights, environment, military & IP issues, financing private space
activities & need for national space laws.
Later Prof. discussed about how to write a proposal for a major research project.
Prof. T.S. Subramanya (Dean, School of Legal Studies, CMR Univeristy) Teaching
Skills – 15: International Law
Prof. T.S. Subramanya explained the various dimensions of International Law and Human
Rights and recent developments in International Scenario.
Dr. Rupal Raut Desai (Associate Professor, SLS, Pune)
Teaching Skills – 16: Intellectual Property and Technology Laws & Maintaining Quality
in Objective TypeQuestions
Dr. Rupal Raut Desai explained how to teach Intellectual Property Law, aspects of teaching
Intellectual Property Law, use of different pedagogy/andragogy to engage he students. She
also explained as to why practical classes to be taught by experienced practitioners covering
actual techniques of prosecution.
She covered the types of IP courses, choosing teaching material and writing syllabus or session
plan. Methods of teaching, simulations, drafting exercise and participants had a activity on
Negotiation exercise.
Prof. (Dr.) Poonam Saxena (Vice Chancellor, National Law University,
Jodhpur)
Teaching Skills – 17: Family Law
Prof. (Dr.) Poonam Saxena, explained the qualities that students are looking for in their
teachers and various types of students in a class room atmosphere. She said that teaching
family law is different from teaching other laws due to multiplicity of family laws and
explained how to teach family law, the importance of valid solemnization of marriage and the
fundamental aspects.
VALEDICTORY CEREMONY: At the valedictory function Mrs. Dhanya K. A. (Assistant
Professor, Symbiosis Law School Hyderabad) addressed the gathering, followed by speech by
the chief guest Dr. Poonam Saxena (Vice Chancellor, National Law School
Jodhpur).Certificates were distributed to all the participants by Dr. Poonam Saxena (Vice
Chancellor, National Law School Jodhpur), Dr. Rupal Raut Desai (Associate Professor, SLS,
Pune) and Dr. Anuradha Binnuri (Deputy Director, Symbiosis Law School Hyderabad).
Mr. Chandra Sekhar Alladi (Assistant Professor, Symbiosis Law School Hyderabad) presented
the report on Faculty Development. Later the participants shared their experiences.
Dr. Anuradha Binnuri (Deputy Director, Symbiosis Law School Hyderabad) gave vote of
thanks and the Faculty Development Programme was concluded by National Anthem at the
end.
REPORT ON DANCE COURSE
Visiting Faculty: Mr. Dinesh Gurrapu
Institution: Twist & Turns, Hyderabad
Dates: January 4th 2020 – March 10th 2020
Duration: 30 Hours
Number of students: 29
The Dance Club under the faculty in- charge of the Cultural Troupe conducted a dance course
for a period of 30 hours between the months of January and March 2020. Having attended the
first dance course of Symbiosis Law School, Hyderabad and being presided by an esteemed
choreographer was overwhelming for all the students attending the course. We were given
intense training throughout the course from beginners to intermediate level for various forms
including Hip – Hop, Free style, Bollywood, Krumping, Bharatanatyam, Kathak, Whacking,
Contemporary, Salsa. Classes were conducted based on weekly availability of the
choreographer and maximum turn out of students. The course turned out to be a huge success
since all the students were satisfied, have learnt something new and improved their skills. The
choreographer assisted us in preparing for an external competition at GITAM University,
Hyderabad where we gave a good performance. The course was a stress buster for most of the
students. The college constitutes of students interested and passionate about dance and most
members of the Dance Club have received professional training. This course was a blessing for
us since we could relive the feeling of attending a professional dance class in between our
hectic schedules. We are grateful to the authority to have given us such an opportunity and
look forward to receiving more courses like these in the coming semesters which will surely
help us in securing laurels for our college in the future.
Following are few pictures of the course being conducted.
Attendance Sheet for Dance Club
Date : 04 March 2020
Sl NO Student Name Student Batch
1 Goldy Gwalinee 2016
2 Bhagyashree Chauhan 2016
3 Manasvi Shukla 2016
4 Pravalika Balaram 2016
5 Kavya Krishnana 2016
6 Ashi Pahariya 2016
7 Charul Mishra 2016
8 Sarthak Kalra 2016
9 Shanigarapu Preethi 2016
10 Sakshi sonal 2016
11 Srijita Chattophyay 2016
12 Amitoj Singh 2016
13 Ashi Pahariya 2017
14 Charul Mishra 2017
15 J Neha 2017
16 Krutttika Krushnanjana 2017
17 Manasvi Shukla 2017
18 Payal Bhatia 2017
19 Sonal Gupta 2017
20 Tehaswini Lal 2017
21 Simran Verma 2017
22 Y Sonanjali 2017
23 Ananaya Shankar 2017
24 Ayushi Mishra 2017
25 Gaurav Jalendra 2017
26 Kumkum Mandhaya 2018 27 Meghana Deshmukh 2018
28 Nandini Tripathy 2018
29 Meera 2019
WEBINAR ON ‘FUNDAMENTALS OF MEDITIATION’ on 1st May, 2020
Alternative Dispute Resolution Society (ADRS) organised the first webinar on ‘Fundamentals of
Mediation’on 1st May, 2020 for the students of Symbiosis Law School, Hyderabad. The webinar
was conducted with the objective to enlighten the students about the fundamentals of mediation.
The webinar focused around to address the complications and technicalities involved in the
process of mediation in India. Further, the webinar aimed to foster awareness amongst the
student community as to how Mediation law has developed in India.
The panellist leading the webinar was Mr. A.J. Jawad, Co-founder and Trustee of Foundation for
Comprehensive Dispute Resolution (FCDR) and was moderated by Kanishka Mittal, Vice-
President of ADRS. A few key takeaways from the webinar are mentioned hereinafter were,
brief insight into the history of Mediation, emphasis upon the concept of Mediation in India with
sufficient reliance on Section 89 of the Civil Procedure Code, 1908 and the landmark judgments
of the Supreme Court of India. He discussed various types of Mediation in India and different
styles of Mediators and outlined Director also graced this occasion with their presence in this
webinar. The event was moderated by Sriharshitha Chada. Purpose of the event was, to discuss
how confinement is a breeding ground for domestic abuse, to analyse the various immediate
resources that an individual can avail if he/she is subjected to domestic abuse, to understand the
role of organisations and NGOs while responding to domestic violence during the pandemic and
to understand the function of the law enforcement to ensure the safety of the victim and how the
cases of domestic shall be handled post lockdown.
Mrs. Ekta shared her views on the questions the moderator asked. She expressed her views on
how India is one of the leading countries in all the spheres but unfortunately ranks down in
curbing the Gender based violence where people consider it as a taboo. These cases could be
curbed only if there is a change in the mindset. She further stated the lack of awareness on these
issues would never let the violence come into limelight. Henceforth women tolerate the violence
without knowing what actually she is going through and all the onlookers and the neighbours
normalize the behaviour by not thinking it as their moral responsibility to reach out to the victim.
Mrs. Ekta further added to the webinar by stating that there is a dire need of a National Level
Campaign on these violence’s, small skits by individuals which portray domestic violence to be
shared with people through which they can be aware of it. She expressed her views on the
immediate establishment of temporary Safe Shelter homes for both women & children wherein
the victim can be transferred immediately during this kind of situation where people cannot
move freely and ensured that the gaps in the safe homes must be identified like sanitation and
infrastructure for better living. She also explained the dire need of National Level campaigns
which can bring a clever change in the society and the need of awareness in the rural areas
through their grassroot levels such as Anganwadi teachers where the villagers accept them rather
than the outsiders with whom the villagers might not be comfortable with. The young minds can
bring out a drastic change in the society if they start working on the behaviours that lead the
abuse and empower lots of people and stand by the victim along with them in this fight. She
emphasized on the issue of gender sensitisation and
the education system should also impart these values
to the students.
Mrs. Saritha Nittala has thrown light on the drastic
psychological changes a person undergoes due to
domestic violence. During the domestic abuse, the
mental status of the victim is hazy, shattered, lack of
self-esteem and self-confidence, no will power and
are hopeless. During this situation a person needs
psychological support and awareness about the
violence she faced. She explained the real root cause
of the violence is anger, because where everyone is under social pain during this pandemic and
displaced anger will definitely increase violence. On a societal level, more and more
programmes should be created to empower the people and schools should ask students to express
their anger and work in counselling them about anger management since very basic classes
through which the younger minds would create an impact in the future. Counselling must be
done to the abusers rather than victims because the change has to come within the abuser. She
expressed her views on the misconception between the emotions of Men and Women and about
the norms set up by the society for both the genders. According to societal norms, men aren't the
ones who cry and express their problems to the public at large. There is also a need for men to
form up organisations to battle domestic abuse against them like how women do. She explains
how the bystander effect makes the society not to interfere and become an active role in these
violence terming it as an issue between both the partners. She appeals to people to raise up,
create awareness about the violence because children living in these households would have an
impact in their mind and would continue to do so when they are adults. It is a moral
responsibility of people to be helpful to the person who really needs help and to open up because
it is a high time to work on these issues.
The webinar keenly emphasized on the ongoing situation and the outcomes in a victims life due
to domestic violence. This webinar gave rise to many possibilities where it motivates youth to
raise awareness on domestic abuse and stand by the victims, where law students can spread legal
awareness on domestic violence being a crime and make people know what their rights are and
how one can battle such odds in society. Vote of thanks was proposed by the faculty-in-charge.
briefly the process involved of Mediation. He enumerated upon the role of mediator and the
necessary qualities of a mediator and elaborated upon the enforcement of settlement agreements
in India. Highlighted the problems faced due to lack of a legislation enforcing Mediation in India
and briefly touched upon the importance of the Singapore Convention on Mediation. The
webinar concluded with the vote of thanks proposed by Ms Dhanya K A, Faculty In charge –
ADRS.
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Participant 1
Name: SLS Hyderabad Email: [email protected]
Invited: No Registered: N/A Registration date: N/A
Attended: Yes Date: 5/1/20
Start time: 3:31 pm End time: 4:05 pm
Duration: 34 mins
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Participant 2
Name: Nibha Email: [email protected]
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Attended: Yes Date: 5/1/20
Start time: 3:32 pm End time: 3:32 pm
Duration: 1 min
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Participant 3
Name: kanishka mittal Email: [email protected]
Invited: Yes Registered: N/A Registration date: N/A
Attended: Yes Date: 5/1/20
Start time: 3:37 pm End time: 3:52 pm
Duration: 16 mins
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Participant 4
Name: Saumya Badigineni Email: [email protected]
Invited: No Registered: N/A Registration date: N/A
Attended: Yes Date: 5/1/20
Start time: 3:43 pm End time: 4:06 pm
Duration: 24 mins
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Participant 5
Name: Shailendra Kumar Email: [email protected]
Invited: No Registered: N/A Registration date: N/A
Attended: Yes Date: 5/1/20
Start time: 3:44 pm End time: 3:55 pm
Duration: 12 mins
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Attention to Duration Ratio:* 11% Attention to Attendance ratio: **100%
Participant 6
Name: G Brahmakrit Rao Email: [email protected]
Invited: No Registered: N/A Registration date: N/A
Attended: Yes Date: 5/1/20
Start time: 3:46 pm End time: 5:08 pm
Duration: 83 mins
Attention to Duration Ratio:* 23% Attention to Attendance ratio: **27%
Participant 7
Name: aayushraj0305 Email: [email protected]
Invited: No Registered: N/A Registration date: N/A
Attended: Yes Date: 5/1/20
Start time: 3:48 pm End time: 3:49 pm
Duration: 2 mins
Attention to Duration Ratio:* 1% Attention to Attendance ratio: **100%
Participant 8
Name: Neha Koppu Email: [email protected]
Invited: No Registered: N/A Registration date: N/A
Attended: Yes Date: 5/1/20
Start time: 3:48 pm End time: 3:48 pm
Duration: 1 min
Attention to Duration Ratio:* 0% Attention to Attendance ratio: **100%
Participant 9
Name: Rohan Email: [email protected]
Invited: No Registered: N/A Registration date: N/A
Attended: Yes Date: 5/1/20
Start time: 3:48 pm End time: 3:52 pm
Duration: 4 mins
Attention to Duration Ratio:* 4% Attention to Attendance ratio: **100%
Participant 10
Name: Dhanya K A Email: [email protected]
Invited: Yes Registered: N/A Registration date: N/A
Attended: Yes Date: 5/1/20
Start time: 3:49 pm End time: 5:08 pm
Duration: 80 mins
Attention to Duration Ratio:* 82% Attention to Attendance ratio: **100%
Participant 11
Name: Neha Koppu Email: [email protected]
Invited: No Registered: N/A Registration date: N/A
Attended: Yes Date: 5/1/20
Start time: 3:50 pm End time: 3:52 pm
Duration: 3 mins
Attention to Duration Ratio:* 2% Attention to Attendance ratio: **100%
Participant 12
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Name: Rohan Gulati Email: [email protected]
Invited: No Registered: N/A Registration date: N/A
Attended: Yes Date: 5/1/20
Start time: 3:51 pm End time: 3:54 pm
Duration: 4 mins
Attention to Duration Ratio:* 4% Attention to Attendance ratio: **100%
Participant 13
Name: Kanishka Mittal Email: [email protected]
Invited: Yes Registered: N/A Registration date: N/A
Attended: Yes Date: 5/1/20
Start time: 3:51 pm End time: 3:59 pm
Duration: 8 mins
Attention to Duration Ratio:* 8% Attention to Attendance ratio: **100%
Participant 14
Name: Jawad A J Email: [email protected]
Invited: Yes Registered: N/A Registration date: N/A
Attended: Yes Date: 5/1/20
Start time: 3:52 pm End time: 5:07 pm
Duration: 76 mins
Attention to Duration Ratio:* 77% Attention to Attendance ratio: **100%
Participant 15
Name: Aditya Jha Email: [email protected]
Invited: No Registered: N/A Registration date: N/A
Attended: Yes Date: 5/1/20
Start time: 3:53 pm End time: 4:55 pm
Duration: 63 mins
Attention to Duration Ratio:* 60% Attention to Attendance ratio: **94%
Participant 16
Name: Vaibhav Email: [email protected]
Invited: No Registered: N/A Registration date: N/A
Attended: Yes Date: 5/1/20
Start time: 3:53 pm End time: 4:58 pm
Duration: 65 mins
Attention to Duration Ratio:* 55% Attention to Attendance ratio: **82%
Participant 17
Name: Rohan Email: [email protected]
Invited: No Registered: N/A Registration date: N/A
Attended: Yes Date: 5/1/20
Start time: 3:54 pm End time: 3:57 pm
Duration: 4 mins
Attention to Duration Ratio:* 1% Attention to Attendance ratio: **36%
Participant 18
Name: Abhigya Dwivedi Email: [email protected]
Invited: No
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Start time: 3:54 pm End time: 5:08 pm
Duration: 74 mins
Attention to Duration Ratio:* 67% Attention to Attendance ratio: **88%
Participant 19
Name: M Sri Atchyut Email: [email protected]
Invited: No Registered: N/A Registration date: N/A
Attended: Yes Date: 5/1/20
Start time: 3:54 pm End time: 5:08 pm
Duration: 74 mins
Attention to Duration Ratio:* 76% Attention to Attendance ratio: **100%
Participant 20
Name: Neha Koppu Email: [email protected]
Invited: No Registered: N/A Registration date: N/A
Attended: Yes Date: 5/1/20
Start time: 3:55 pm End time: 5:08 pm
Duration: 74 mins
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WEBINAR SESSION on CYBER CRIMES DURING COVID-19 on 5th
MAY 2020
The Centre for Specialization in Cyber Law Studies of Symbiosis Law School, Hyderabad to
propagate the knowledge of rights and duties that a person needs to be aware of, while
navigating through the cyberspace and to help the stakeholders have a better understanding of
the nuances of this field and keep them abreast with the current cyber scenario, which changes
notoriously fast, conducted its first Webinar Session on Cyber Crimes during COVID-19 on
5th of May 2020 (Tuesday). The speaker of this webinar was Mr. Ritesh Bhatia, a well-known
Cybercrime Investigator and Cybersecurity and Data Privacy Consultant and also the
Founding Director of V4WEB Cybersecurity. He is a TEDx speaker and also has been a
distinguished speaker at many national and international conferences and organizations. The
webinar witnessed participation from students of all batches and faculty members. The
webinar started with the welcome address by Dr. Anuradha Binnuri, Deputy Director of
Symbiosis Law School, Hyderabad. The cybercrimes emerging during the COVID-19 period
was addressed by Mr. Ritesh Bhatia by means of real-life case studies, making it interesting
and contemporary. He spoke about the use of
cousin domains, which are look-like domains of
trusted websites and companies, being used
extensively for committing fraud and money
theft. With respect to on line money scams.
Further, he also addressed possible solutions to
deal with email scams which extort the person for
money in exchange for sensitive information. He
advised the frequent change of passwords and
also emphasized on never keeping the same
password for multiple accounts. The next cybercrime which Mr. Ritiesh Bhatia discussed was
sextortion, a practice of extorting money for sexual favoursfrom someone by threatening to
reveal evidence of their sexual activity. He advised the attendees
tobecautiouswhilegivingpermissiontovariousappsastheappmightactlikespywareandattain
personal information from the person's phone. He also explained the improper use of Artificial
Intelligence that is taking place at this time of age. Mr. Ritesh Bhatia emphasized on the need
to sanitise each person's phone, by revoking unnecessary permissions, uninstalling unwanted
apps and deleting sensitive information to ensure that a step is being taken for protection
against the ocean of new-age cybercrimes.
Mr. Pankaj Umbarkar, Faculty Head of Centre for Specialization in Cyber Law Studies, gave
the vote-of-thanks.
All sessions in India Time (Mumbai, GMT+05:30)Session detail for "Webinar-Cyber Crimes During COVID-19"*Attention-to-Duration ratio: Attentiveness based on the duration of the session**Attention-to-Attendance ratio: Attentiveness based on how long the attendee was in the session
Participant Name First Name Last Name Email Invited Registered Registration Attended1 SLS Hyderabad itadmin@s No N/A N/A Yes2 Subhrajit Chanda suchanda81No N/A N/A Yes3 akhilsrivatsa akhilsrivats No N/A N/A Yes4 R LOKESHWARI VARSHIKA varshika.20No N/A N/A Yes5 dipshikha.mukherjee15 dipshikha.mNo N/A N/A Yes6 R k_kruthika@No N/A N/A Yes7 Dr Pooja Rhine pooja.rhineNo N/A N/A Yes8 Ashwin R Nambiar ashwin.r.naNo N/A N/A Yes9 Asma Maryam asma.mary No N/A N/A Yes
10 Sonanjali y.sonanjali@No N/A N/A Yes11 akshata akshata_ra No N/A N/A Yes12 K. Shanthi k.shanthi@No N/A N/A Yes13 shailendra Kumar shailendra. No N/A N/A Yes14 Sneha Vemulapalli sneha.vem No N/A N/A Yes15 Kevin Jayaraj mihyu97@ No N/A N/A Yes16 varunagarwal varunagarwal varun.agarwNo N/A N/A Yes17 aarushi aarushi.utpNo N/A N/A Yes18 Anand anandapad No N/A N/A Yes19 kathika.mandal kathika_maNo N/A N/A Yes20 akhilsrivatsa akhilsrivats No N/A N/A Yes21 Pankaj Umbarkar pankaj.umbYes N/A N/A Yes22 Sanika Chandekar sanika.chanNo N/A N/A Yes23 srijita.chattopadhyay srijita.chattNo N/A N/A Yes24 Kshipra kshipra_subNo N/A N/A Yes25 Mandeep Pamaar mandeeppaNo N/A N/A Yes26 Ritesh Bhatia ritesh@v4wYes N/A N/A Yes27 Aniruddh Singh aniruddhsinNo N/A N/A Yes28 Aakarsh aakarsh_m No N/A N/A Yes29 Jei Shrinivas Sridhar jei.shrinivasNo N/A N/A Yes30 Atmadeep Chowdhury atmadeep_No N/A N/A Yes31 Aditya Soni aditya.soni No N/A N/A Yes32 Mihika Pandit mihikapandNo N/A N/A Yes33 K S Aravind k.s.aravind2No N/A N/A Yes34 Palaaksha palaaksha.kNo N/A N/A Yes35 Bahnidipa Roy bahnidipa.rNo N/A N/A Yes36 Suraj Saikia saikiasurajpNo N/A N/A Yes37 Akshat Mittal akshat_mit No N/A N/A Yes38 aarushi aarushi.utpNo N/A N/A Yes39 mandeeppamaar27 mandeeppaNo N/A N/A Yes40 Lakshmi S lakshmi_s@No N/A N/A Yes41 Sourayan Bhattacharya sourayan.b No N/A N/A Yes42 sanu sanu.paul@No N/A N/A Yes43 Abdul Rahiman abdul_rahimNo N/A N/A Yes44 Shweta shweta_sinNo N/A N/A Yes
45 Shivangi Pandey shivangi.pa No N/A N/A Yes46 Hifajatali Sayyed hifajatali@sNo N/A N/A Yes47 Sakshi sakshi.gaut No N/A N/A Yes48 Kathika Mandal kathika_maNo N/A N/A Yes49 Dhanya K A dhanya.ka@No N/A N/A Yes50 priyal.jain priyal.jain@No N/A N/A Yes51 anurdha.binnuri dydirector@Yes N/A N/A Yes52 aksharapkamath99 aksharapkaNo N/A N/A Yes53 Ravindranath N chravindranNo N/A N/A Yes54 Vinay palreddy_v No N/A N/A Yes55 Vibha vibha_chin No N/A N/A Yes56 Kishore Kumar.Y kishorekumNo N/A N/A Yes57 shailendra Kumar shailendra. No N/A N/A Yes58 Dr DGK [email protected] N/A N/A Yes59 kathika.mandal kathika_maNo N/A N/A Yes60 Chhavi Prasad chhavi.prasNo N/A N/A Yes61 aziz saifee aziz.saifee@No N/A N/A Yes62 nishthasinha99468 nishthasinhNo N/A N/A Yes63 Sonanjali y.sonanjali@No N/A N/A Yes64 Sujon Bhattacharya sujon.bh@gNo N/A N/A Yes65 brinda singhania brinda_singNo N/A N/A Yes66 Kanishka kannya21@No N/A N/A Yes67 Chhavi Prasad chhavi.prasNo N/A N/A Yes68 Vaibhav vaibhav148No N/A N/A Yes69 Soumya Soni soumya.sonNo N/A N/A Yes70 Manasvi Reddy manasvi.jakNo N/A N/A Yes71 EYousuf yousufma7 No N/A N/A Yes72 Shivansh Bhatt shivansh.bhNo N/A N/A Yes73 R Radhakrishnan r.krishnan@No N/A N/A Yes74 Vinay palreddy_v No N/A N/A Yes75 Harinie harinie.s@sNo N/A N/A Yes76 Himanshu Thakur himanshu.tNo N/A N/A Yes77 Tarun tarunsrigiri No N/A N/A Yes78 thomas thomas.thoNo N/A N/A Yes79 Shivansh Bhatt shivansh.bhNo N/A N/A Yes80 Shivalaxmi laxmiarum@No N/A N/A Yes81 Kanishka kannya21@No N/A N/A Yes82 Aparna Singh aparna.singNo N/A N/A Yes83 Siddiq Hassan siddiqhassaNo N/A N/A Yes84 Chhavi chhavip40@No N/A N/A Yes85 Ankita Mohanty ankita.mohNo N/A N/A Yes86 Aastha Asmita aastha.asmNo N/A N/A Yes87 Hamrutha d_hamruth No N/A N/A Yes88 Sujon Bhattacharya sujon.bh@gNo N/A N/A Yes89 Kishore Kumar.Y kishorekumNo N/A N/A Yes90 Shivansh Bhatt shivansh.bhNo N/A N/A Yes91 tania.abraham0705 tania.abrahNo N/A N/A Yes92 Samhitha somanchi_ No N/A N/A Yes93 Yousuf yousufma7 No N/A N/A Yes94 Revanth RC revanth.redNo N/A N/A Yes
95 Smartaz Majumder smartazma No N/A N/A Yes96 pratyushaganesh pratyushag No N/A N/A Yes97 aninditha aninditha.v No N/A N/A Yes98 Kevin Jayaraj mihyu97@ No N/A N/A Yes99 Dr DGK [email protected] N/A N/A Yes
100 shreyaska shreyaska.pNo N/A N/A Yes101 Aditya Datha aditya_dathNo N/A N/A Yes102 akshata akshata_ra No N/A N/A Yes103 Srujan Muriki muriki.srujaNo N/A N/A Yes104 Sonanjali y.sonanjali@No N/A N/A Yes105 Shubhangi shubhangi. No N/A N/A Yes106 Anushka Dwivedi anushka.dwNo N/A N/A Yes107 visheshgogia9 visheshgog No N/A N/A Yes108 Dr M Rajaikanth rajanikanthNo N/A N/A Yes109 Yousuf yousufma7 No N/A N/A Yes110 aishwarya.iyer24 aishwarya.iNo N/A N/A Yes111 Anand anandapad No N/A N/A Yes112 Nandita shraddha.reNo N/A N/A Yes113 sonanjali y.sonanjali9No N/A N/A Yes114 Ankita Mohanty ankita.mohNo N/A N/A Yes115 Manasvi Reddy manasvi.jakNo N/A N/A Yes116 ZAKI AHMED ANSARI zaki.ahmedNo N/A N/A Yes117 Aniruddh Singh aniruddhsinNo N/A N/A Yes118 swadhin_khatua swadhin_khNo N/A N/A Yes119 Dr.Priyanka Mohod priyanka.m No N/A N/A Yes120 Rachel Johnson rachel.johnNo N/A N/A Yes121 Sonanjali y.sonanjali@No N/A N/A Yes122 Mohd Abdul Yousuf abdul.mohdNo N/A N/A Yes123 riagarg2000 riagarg2000No N/A N/A Yes124 Aastha Asmita aastha.asmNo N/A N/A Yes125 varsha chamakura varsha.chamNo N/A N/A Yes126 Aditya Jha aditya.jha@No N/A N/A Yes127 Sridhruti Chitrapu sridhruti.chNo N/A N/A Yes128 ZAKI AHMED ANSARI zaki.ahmedNo N/A N/A Yes129 K VENKATA RAMANA venkata.ramNo N/A N/A Yes130 Aastha Asmita aastha.asmNo N/A N/A Yes131 Aishwarya Iyer aishwarya.iNo N/A N/A Yes132 Sridhruti Chitrapu sridhruti.chNo N/A N/A Yes133 Aparna Singh aparna.singNo N/A N/A Yes134 Mohd Abdul Yousuf abdul.mohdNo N/A N/A Yes135 Abhigna psrmarri@gNo N/A N/A Yes136 Abhigna psrmarri@gNo N/A N/A Yes137 Dr DGK [email protected] N/A N/A Yes138 Srujan Muriki muriki.srujaNo N/A N/A Yes139 Zaki Ansari zaki.ahmedNo N/A N/A Yes140 Vishesh Gogia vishesh.gogNo N/A N/A Yes141 Nibha nibha.gova No N/A N/A Yes142 Shailendra Kumar shailendra. No N/A N/A Yes143 Siddiq Hassan siddiqhassaNo N/A N/A Yes144 anurdha.binnuri dydirector@Yes N/A N/A Yes
145 anurdha.binnuri dydirector@Yes N/A N/A Yes146 Dr DGK [email protected] N/A N/A Yes147 aninditha aninditha.v No N/A N/A Yes148 Aastha Asmita aastha.asmNo N/A N/A Yes149 ARNambiar ashwin.namNo N/A N/A Yes150 Aniruddh Singh aniruddhsinNo N/A N/A Yes151 Sakshi sakshi.gaut No N/A N/A Yes
1 Ramesh itcoordinat Yes N/A N/A No2 Director director@s Yes N/A N/A No3 AO [email protected] N/A N/A No
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