Chandigarh Law College, at CGC Jhanjeri Campus conducted a Seminar on Emerging Trends in Law and Technology sponsored by ICSSR, North Western Regional Centre, Punjab University, Chandigarh. The seminar convened an esteemed gathering of legal scholars, technologists, and students to delve into the intricate intersection of law and technology.
The event was graced by Dr. K.P. Singh, D.G.P. Haryana (Retd.) as Chief Guest. The seminar commenced with ceremonial lamp lighting, symbolizing the enlightenment that ensued from the intellectual discussions. The seminar boasted an impressive presentation of 83 papers across three technical sessions.
These papers comprised contributions from various educational institutions nationwide, demonstrating a rich tapestry of research and scholarly discourse. Of the total presentations, 47 were from esteemed institutions outside Chandigarh Law College, 25 were from CLC students, and 11 were from faculty members, underlining the event's diverse and inclusive nature.
Dr. Indu Bala, Gurcharan Singh, an Eminent Cyber Faculty member from the Central Detective Training Institute, Chandigarh, delivered a keynote address, shedding light on various techno-legal aspects and perspectives. Dr. Gurpreet Pannu, Former Dean of the Faculty of Law at PU, Patiala, and Prof. Rattan Singh, former Head, the Department of Laws, GNDU, Amritsar, shared their valuable insights.
The valedictory session witnessed the presentation of a comprehensive report by Seminar Convener Dr. Indu Bala. She summarized the seminar's objectives and outcomes. Certificates were distributed to participants as a token of appreciation for their scholarly endeavors.
The stage was graced by luminaries such as Prof. (Dr.) Tufail Ahmed Sir, Director of Chandigarh Law College, Prof. (Dr.) Namita Vyas Joshi, Dean CLC, and Seminar Convener Dr. Indu Bala, among others. The sessions were conducted meticulously by co-conveners Dr. Pinky Bangarh, Prof. (Dr.) Namita Vyas Joshi and Dr. Navpreet.
Campus Director Dr. Neeraj Sharma extended heartfelt thanks to all participants, sponsors, and organizers for their unwavering support and dedication. Arsh Dhaliwal, MD, CGC Jhanjeri Campus said that such seminars leave an indelible mark on the landscape of legal academia.