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Dec 09, 2024
Vinayaka Mission's Law School (VMLS) proudly unveiled its much-anticipated LL.M. program on December 9, 2024.
09 Nov 2024
Vinayaka Mission's Law School (VMLS) marked the 75th National Constitution Day with an event themed “Constitutionalism and Access to Justice: A New Blueprint for Legal Education.
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Chennai, 14th September 2024 — Vinayaka Mission’s Law School (VMLS), mentored by OP Jindal Global University, marked the commencement of its academic year with a grand inaugural ceremony for the 2024-25 batch. Held at the Indoor Auditorium on the AV Campus, Paiyanoor, Chennai, the event brought together eminent figures from the legal community, faculty, and students.
The ceremony was graced by Hon'ble Justice (Retd.) Dr. Balbir Singh Chauhan, former judge of the Supreme Court of India, who delivered the keynote address on the theme “Framing the Indian Constitution: Its Working and Reforms.” His insightful speech focused on the evolution and significance of the Indian Constitution, emphasizing the role of young legal minds in shaping the future of India’s legal framework. Justice Chauhan also encouraged students to read newspapers regularly and stay informed about current legal issues, advising them to critically analyze important legal articles and write blogs or articles on these topics.
Also present was Mr. Vivek Dhokalia, Advocate at the Supreme Court of India and Adjunct Professor at VMLS, who delivered a special address focused on personal and professional development. His advice to students included the importance of developing the habit of wide reading, trusting in their own abilities, and leading a balanced life by pursuing holistic development.
Dr. A.S. Ganesan, Chancellor, Vinayaka Mission's Research Foundation (Deemed to be a University), welcomed the new batch with enriching words, encouraging them to pursue their legal studies with dedication and a commitment to justice. His remarks set the tone for a meaningful academic journey for the new students.
Mr. Suresh Samuel, a member of the Board of Management at VMRF, also addressed the gathering. He emphasized that "lawyers are change makers" and shared the vision and mission of VMLS, inspiring students to take on their roles with dedication and responsibility.
Dr. Ananth Padmanabhan, Dean of VMLS, addressed the gathering by outlining the strategic vision for the academic year ahead. He emphasized the importance of building a collaborative learning environment, where students not only excel in legal theory but also gain practical insights through internships and legal clinics. Dr. Padmanabhan highlighted the initiatives undertaken by the law school to equip students with a global perspective on legal issues, fostering their growth as future leaders in the legal fraternity.
In addition to the keynote speeches, the event concluded with addresses by Mr. Winfred Chelliah, Associate Dean - Campus Affairs, and Mr. Nishant Sheokand, Associate Dean - Academic Affairs, VMLS, both of whom emphasized the importance of holistic development and ethical practice in legal education.
The inaugural session set the tone for what promises to be an enriching academic year, filled with rigorous learning, professional development, and the pursuit of justice.
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