Balaji Law College (BLC) is at the forefront of providing opportunities to the students for interactive workshops, seminars and organizing meetings with prominent personalities in the field of Law.

Personality Development Workshop

The College had organized this unique workshop on personality development on the 26th September 2003. Mrs. Sumitra Das conducted the workshop and it was truly an eye opening experience for the law students, besides also being a thoroughly enjoyable one.

Moot Court Competition

“ As you sow, so shall you reap”. After receiving so much the students were bound to give returns and so they did! Amit Bhandari and Aditya Khadria, a two student team represented Balaji Law College in the Justice Gajendra Gadkar Moot Court Competition held in University of Pune on 19th Sept. 2003, and they stood 2nd in this competition. Another team of three students Amit Bhandari, Naina Sinha and Eklavya Lall participated in the Henry Dunant Memorial Moot Court Competition organized by Indian Society of International Law in Collaboration with International Committee of Red Cross (ICRC) on International Humanitarian Law, New Delhi on 19th October 2003. The students stood 2nd in Maharashtra and 14th in India amongst the 56 teams participating all over India.

A proud achievement for Balaji Law College and a statement on the effort put in by the faculty and students.

Seminars and Guest Lectures by Faculties of Balaji Law College

Prof. Mrs. Sharmila Jain-Oswal, Principal Balaji Law College presented her paper for State Level Seminar of Information Technology Law organized by Vidya Pratishtan Law College, Baramati in collaboration with Maharashtra Law Academy, Pune on 18th October 2003. Her paper mainly emphasized on the problems faced by law due to the emergence of New Information Technology and also suggested the measures to these problems.

Prof. Mrs. Sharmila Jain-Oswal was amongst one of the invitees from all over Maharashtra to attend the opening of the Canadian Consulate General Office held at Chandigarh, where in she discussed about the 3rd meeting of the Indo-Canadian Legal form meeting at Ottawa and also about the establishment of the (Professeurs Pour LibertA c) and its contribution towards giving quality education to African and Asian students.

Prof. Swati Kapre (Lecturer), Balaji Law College delivered a guest lecture on the topic ‘Prevention of Immoral Trafficking Act (PITA) & Laws Related to Prostitutes’, in the sex workers conducted by a social welfare organization “Kayakalpa” on 9th September 2003.