Our Work
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Online Discussion: Uniform Civil Code
The Centre for Family Law is delighted to announce that a successful online session was conducted on “Personal Law Reforms and the Uniform Civil Code: Assessing Implications Amid Contemporary Socio-Political Undercurrents” on 23rd February 2024.
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Prof. (Dr.) Anju Tyagi from National Law University, Delhi, our esteemed guest for this session, graced our virtual stage, and her insights illuminated the nuances of the UCC, bridging theory and practice.
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The discussion spanned the intricacies of marriage, divorce, inheritance, and personal laws. We dissected precedents, questioned assumptions, and explored the path toward a harmonised legal framework.
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The vibrant student community of National Law University, Jodhpur, flooded our virtual halls with questions, insights, and fervent participation. Their curiosity fueled the flames of legal discourse.
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Case Discussion: Same Sex Marriage Judgement.
The Hon’ble Supreme Court of India delivered its verdict on same-sex marriage in the case of Supriyo v. Union of India. This judgement holds a pivotal role for LGBTQ+ rights in India.
In light of this momentous development, the Centre for Family Law organized a case discussion on same-sex marriage judgement on 21st October, 2023.
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Workshop on Awareness regarding Child Marriage in Rajasthan
The Centre for Family Law is delighted to announce that a successful workshop was conducted on “Workshop on Awareness regarding Child Marriage in Rajasthan” on 13th April 2024.
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Dr. Kriti Bharti, an Indian Rehabilitation psychologist and the first annuler of child marriage in the country along with Mr. Nihal Chand (ADJ) Secretary, DLSA Jodhpur were the esteemed speakers for the workshop.
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The workshop saw participation from the non-teaching staff of not just NLU Jodhpur, but also IIT Jodhpur and FDDI Jodhpur.
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Orientation for First-Year Students
On July 19th, 2024, the Centre for Family Law at National Law University, Jodhpur, hosted informative orientation session for our first-year students in the auditorium.
We introduced our esteemed Professor Preeti Badola the Executive Director of the Centre, Convenor Sneha Naresh, and Co-Convenor Abhinav Singh. They emphasized the importance of family law and shared insights from our center's impactful work.
Our existing members-Aayushi Gupta and Leela Krishna Reddy-shared their enriching experiences, highlighting personal and professional growth through their involvement with the Centre.
