Registrations are invited for the Bharat Ratna Late Shri. Atal Bihari Vajpayee MNLU-CS 3rd National Youth Parliament, 2025 by MNLU, Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar.
The State of Maharashtra realizing the importance of quality legal education and the need for well-trained law graduates to the Bar, Bench and profession took a very bold decision by creating three National Law Universities in the State of Maharashtra at Mumbai, Nagpur and Chhatrapati Sambhajigar.
Further, all three are independent and autonomous institutions created under the Maharashtra National Law University Act, 2014. The latest one added to the list of National Law Universities in India is the Maharashtra National Law University, Chhatrapati Sambhajigar, which commenced on March 16, 2017.
The commencement of the University has fulfilled the aspirations of the people of the Marathwada region for an institution of national repute in Chhatrapati Sambhajigar.
The Centre for Public Law, MNLU-CS, was established in 2022 with the aim of disseminating thorough knowledge and developing critical thinking of Public Law among students. It aims to provide the students with the current trends and ongoing developments in the field of Public Law.
This includes talks on policies and schemes of the executive, Bills passed by the Legislature, and the Judgements delivered by the Judiciary. The Centre has undertaken research initiatives in the domain of transgender rights and inclusivity and is currently working on generating literature in the broader domain of socio-economic paradigms.
Think India – A pan India initiative to bring together the best talents of the country and to infuse in them a ‘Nation First’ attitude, aimed at developing the nationalistic spirit and inspiring young India to be of service to the society. It is a platform for the “Leaders of Tomorrow” where they deliberate on issues of national importance, raise their concerns and offer innovative solutions to the problems faced by India.
Think India felt the need to bind the students with an Indian nationalistic string to harness this part of national treasure in furthering our aim of national reconstruction. Students from IISc, IIMB, NIMHANS and NLSIU joined together to create a joint forum for the students from premier institutes of India in 2006. A formal forum took place at the Art of Living Ashram, Bengaluru in 2007.
This year’s edition will comprise four committees which will be Lok Sabha, the Historic Crisis Committee, the Ambassadors’ Meet, and the Indian Press.
The Lok Sabha Committee will engage in Deliberations on the Uniform Civil Code, with a particular focus on the legal scope of live-in relationships and civil unions, the Historic Crisis Committee will have a classified for deliberation and will be disclosed in due course of time, The Ambassadors’ Meet will hold deliberation to formalize a contemporary global policy on war crimes and cross-border conflicts, with special emphasis on Israel-Palestine conflict.
Indian Press committee will be comprising of photographers, journalists, and cartoonists who will play a pivotal role in documenting, analyzing, and portraying the discussions being held in the different committees.
Students of any undergraduate course in any year from any University/College/Department as well as School Students studying in 9th– 12thgrade are eligible to apply for registration.
The interested participants can register by submitting the registration form mentioned at the end of this post.
For Individual Participation – ₹ 3,000/-
For Individual Participation – ₹ 1,500/-
The deadline for registration is April 7, 2025.
