Law Seminar

On 8/10/17, a Law Seminar was organized by School of Legal Studies, IUS. The seminar was attended by BBA LL.B Semester-IX students on various legal topics. The topics presented by the students were

• Protection of Children from Sexual OffenceAct (POCSO)
• Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) in Bhutan: Alternative Dispute Resolution in Bhutan is regulated by National Legal Services Authority of Bhutan
• 371F of Indian Constitution: Special Provision for State of Sikkim
• Free Legal Aid
• Triple Talaq
• White Collar Crime (WCC
• Human Trafficking
• Domestic violence
• 3rd Regional Conference of Family Court

Ms. Manisha Chettri (BBA LL.B-IV) and Mr. IndraSapkota( BBA LL.B-IV) participated in the 3rd Regional Conference of Family Court Matters for North Eastern States; Sikkim, Odisha and West Bengal at Hotel Lemon Tree, Gangtok East Sikkim.

Interactive Session with Supreme Court Judge
On 10/12/17, Students of School of Legal Studies, IUS, attended an interactive session with Hon'ble Justice Mr.Kurian Joseph, Judge, Supreme Court of India at the Auditorium of High Court of Sikkim, Gangtok.

Information, Research & Treatment on Chemical Dependency, Bethzatha Society
On 13th November, 2017, BHM-V Semester students under the guidance of Ms. AnugrahSaharaja, Soft Skills Trainer, IUS organized an Outreach Program in Serenity Home (Information Research & Treatment on Chemical Dependency).
The day started with a friendly football match and 'A passing the ball' match between Serenity Home inmates& the IUS students. Thereafter, the students presented cultural activities, Role Play on HABITS, motivational speeches and interacted with the inmates. The inmates from serenity also shared their past experiences and presented a group song.The students also cooked a sumptuous meal for the inmates using firewood. The program was organized as a part of evaluation component for the subject 'Personality Development'. The program intended to train the students in organizational skill, team work, public speaking and making a difference in the lives of the socially outcaste.