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Ambedkar College’s 15th annual ‘Justa Causa’ moot court competition was all about technology and trademarks

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Rashtrasant Tukdoji Maharaj Nagpur Universitys (RTMNU) Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar College of Law organised their 15th annual ‘Justa Causa’, had recently organised a two-day national law festival. The inaugural ceremony was held at the college auditorium on March 17. Justice Prasanna Varale (Judge, Bombay High Court, Nagpur bench) was the chief guest at the event. While Prof Vijendra Kumar (Vice Chancellor, Maharashtra National Law University) was the guest of honor, SP Kane (Vice Chancellor, Nagpur University) graced the inaugural function. Prof Mahendra Bhandari (Director of Law, SVKM’s)  was the keynote speaker.

Day 1: Inauguration Ceremony

Justice Prasanna Varale, Prof Vijendra Kumar, SP Kane and Dr Shrikant Komawar (Principal, Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar College of Law) lighted the inaugural lamp. Dr Shrikant Komawar delivered a welcome speech and felicitated the guests by offering them bunch of flowers. In his welcome speech, Dr Shrikant Komawar discussed Intellectual Property Rights (IPR): Issues and Challenges for the 15th edition of Justa Causa.

While addressing the students by discussing about innovations and inventions, Justice Varale said, Advancement in technology has resulted in a sea change in innovations, inventions and intellect of a person. The changing trade environment has given rise to global competition, high innovation risks, short product cycle, need for rapid changes in technology, high investments in research and development (R&D), production and marketing and need for highly skilled human resources. To meet these challenges, budding lawyers should equip themselves and update their knowledge of technological advancements.

Prof Vijendra Kumar too made an appeal to the students to argue and fight for justice by stating, Lawyers in future would have a scope to work in the field of IPR and to assist judges in administration of justice. The students must good inculcate the habit of effectively reading and listening and by enhancing their communication skills.

Dr SV Kane in his speech took a brief review of social changes that have taken place over the years by stating, A man is special as he has been blessed with inherent intellect. With the technological inventions, man has become a superman. But there is a need to transform superman into super human being by abiding rules and regulations.

Mrinmayee Kukdey and Chinmayee Nimkhedkar conducted the proceedings of the programme, while Dr Adhara Deshpande gave a vote of thanks. There were two technical sessions held immediately after the inaugural function, which included the topics – Trademarks and Patents as safeguards to the intellectual creations and Copyrights and Patents as a protector for both public and private institutions.

Day 2: Competition and Seminars

As a part of the ongoing 15th edition of Justa Causa, a national drawing competition on the theme Intellectual Property Rights: Issues and Challenges, National Crossword Competition and National Turncoat Debate Competition was held at the college auditorium of Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar College of Law. The national seminar on Intellectual Property Rights: Issues and Challenges was inaugurated in the morning where Puranchandra Meshram (Registrar of Nagpur University) was the chief guest and Neha Raut Thakre was the guest of honour. Dr Pramod Yeole (Pro Vice Chancellor, Nagpur University) was also present at the event.

Puranchandra Meshram and Neha Raut Thakre gave a traditional start to the event by lightning the inaugural lamp and Dr Shrikant Komawar felicitated the guests. While Dr Adhara Deshpande delivered the welcome speech, Puranchandra Meshram and Neha Raut Thakre shared their views on the topic Intellectual Property Rights: Issues and Challenges. Last but not the least, Mrinmayee Kukdey delivered a vote of thanks.

The valedictory function was held at 5 pm, where Pushpa Ganediwala (Principal District and Session Judge) was the chief guest, Prof Dr Naresh Kumar Vats was the guest of honour in the presence of Dr Shrikant Komawar. While NALSAR College, Hydrabad grabbed the first position during the moot court competition and DES College, Pune stood second.

Pictures by: Kartik Thakur

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Around 300 art enthusiasts participate in the Annual Art Exhibition at The Government College of Art and Design

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March 10, 2017

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Suyash Sethiya | Nagpur

The Government College of Art and Design recently organised their Annual Art Exhibition collectively where 300 students from six departments (Applied Arts, Diploma in Art Teacher, Masters of Fine Arts, Portrait and Painting, Bachelors of Fine Arts and Masters of Fine Arts) participated in the exhibition. While MLC Nago Ganar lighted the inaugural lamp, Prashant Naoghare was the chief guest at the exhibition.

At the exhibition, students from various departments competed with one another for several mesmerising art works. The staff and faculty of Government College of Art and Design selected some of the best artworks and awarded them as well. The Dean of College, Ramesh Wadje, carried out the prize distribution ceremony.

The winners from various departments were as follows:

Department of Painting

Winner: Shubham Wankhede

1st runner-up: Vijay Dhurve

2nd runner-up: Vishal Peshne

Department of Applied Arts

Winner: Rajlaxmi Gajbhiye

1st runner-up: Priti Tiwari

2nd runner-up: Kartik Pawankar

Department of Art Teacher

Winner: Amruta Jawade

1st runner-up: Ankita Kanapalliwar

2nd runner-up: Siddhart Dahiwale

The winners, first runner-ups and the second runner-ups were awarded with trophies and a cash prize of Rs 500, Rs 300 and Rs 200 respectively. Certificates of participation were allotted to all the 300 students for their enthusiastic participation. Last but not the least, Lecturer of Portrait and Painting, Dr Karishma Kambe, delivered a vote of thanks on behalf of the faculty of the college.

Apart from the guests, the faculty – Prashant Navghare, Rajendra Giri, Abdul Gaffar, Sadhana Bagde, Yogesh Supe and Sanjay Jathar were also present during the Annual Art Exhibition of Government College of Art and Design.

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