NewsBack

The Faculty of Law and Management of the University successfully organized a Legal Awareness Camp

The Faculty of Law and Management of the University successfully organized a Legal Awareness Camp in a nearby village as part of its ongoing commitment to community engagement and social responsibility. The initiative aimed to educate rural residents about their legal rights, duties, and the various government schemes available for their welfare.

The camp witnessed active participation from faculty members, students, and local villagers. During the program, experts delivered informative sessions on important topics such as basic legal rights, women’s rights, consumer protection laws, cyber safety, and access to free legal aid. Special emphasis was placed on empowering marginalized sections of society by making them aware of legal remedies and support systems.

Students of the Faculty actively contributed by conducting interactive sessions, distributing informational pamphlets, and engaging villagers through practical examples and case-based discussions. The camp also included a question-and-answer segment, where villagers were encouraged to raise their concerns and seek guidance on legal issues they face in their daily lives.

The initiative was highly appreciated by the local community, who found the sessions both informative and impactful. The University reaffirmed its dedication to extending legal literacy beyond the campus and contributing towards building a more aware and just society.

The program concluded with a vote of thanks, acknowledging the efforts of faculty members, students, and local authorities who supported the successful organization of the camp.