Diva's Print Works is an enterprise established by its owner after witnessing the plight of students burdened by exorbitant printing costs in Selaqui, Dehradun. Law students who required hard copies of documents, notes, and moot memorials, had to pay exorbitant prices to acquire something that was their routine requirement.The problem was such that students had started making monthly accounts with local print shops that started capitalizing on the fact that these students had nowhere else to go.Many shops started dictating prices as high as Rs.10/page for a mere color print.This is where we decided to draw a line.We carefully assessed the market, asked the students about their needs, and then developed our pricing strategy. By god's grace, we were successful in breaking the monopoly and compelling other shops to lower their prices to Rs.3/page whilst also ensuring that the those shops were not adversely affected by our decisions.Keeping students and UPSC aspirants in mind, we structured Diva's Print Works as a non-profit and were fortunate enough to be able to cater to the needs of 1000+ students and UPSC aspirants.

Government Law College (GLC), established in 1855, has the distinction of being the oldest Law College in Asia, dating even prior to the University of Mumbai, and enjoys a pre-eminent reputation for excellence in the field of legal education.Government Law College or GLC, as it is popularly known, continues to be an institution exclusively for the students of law. In addition to the old building, the college now has an annexe building, September 1988 onwards, which houses additional class rooms and a reference library.GLC, which has a rich heritage and pedigree, is the repository of erudition in the legal firmament and has had the privilege of guidance and tutelage under eminent legal luminaries such as Dr. B. R. Ambedkar, Lokmanya Tilak, Justice M. C. Chagla, Sir Motilal Setalvad (first Attorney General of India), Sir Dinshaw Mulla, Justice Y. V. Chandrachud, Mr. Nani Palkhivala and several others who have adorned benches of the Supreme Court of India and the Bombay High Court. The students who have passed out from the portals of GLC have distinguished themselves at the Bar, the Judiciary and the Academe. From these portals, have passed the likes of five Chief Justices of the Supreme Court of India, Ms.Pratibha Devisingh Patil, former President of India, and Mr. Lal Krishna Advani, former deputy Prime Minister of India. The College takes great pride in being the alma mater of India's most prominent Supreme Court and High Court judges who have pronounced the greatest of judgments and legal doctrines that revolutionised the legal environment. Most of the top-notch Counsels and Legal Practitioners who virtually built and rule the entire paradigm of India's legal profession have also passed through the portals of this great institution.

Young ICCA functions under the auspices of the International Council for Commercial Arbitration (ICCA).Through its four key areas of activity, Young ICCA gives individuals opportunities to strengthen their careers by: 1. Providing fora for young students and professionals to debate and discuss ideas about international arbitration;2. Connecting young professionals interested in dispute resolution with each other and providing avenues for them to build relationships with more established practitioners.

The ABA was founded in 1878 on a commitment to set the legal and ethical foundation for the American nation and beyond. Today, it exists as a membership organization and stands committed to its mission of defending liberty and pursuing justice.

The focus of the document revolves around the rights of individuals accused under the criminal laws of India, particularly examining the constitutional framework and the procedural aspects outlined in the Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC) of 1973.The text touches on significant legal principles, including constitutional commitments to a fair trial, fundamental rights applicable to the accused, and the proposed changes in criminal laws through the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita Bill, 2023. Specific attention is given to the constitutional safeguards provided to the accused, such as the right to equality, protection against self-incrimination, and the right to a fair and speedy trial.The discussion delves into the proposed overhaul of criminal laws, with insights into the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita Bill, 2023, which aims to replace existing laws like the Indian Penal Code and the Criminal Procedure Code. The text also explores the rights of the accused during arrest, emphasizing protections against custodial violence, the right to be informed of the grounds of arrest, and the right to a speedy trial.In addition, the document highlights the significance of legal aid and the right to consult a lawyer, drawing attention to relevant constitutional provisions and legal codes. The use of case law, such as Khatri vs. State of Bihar and Sheela Barse v. Union of India, adds depth to the discussion, demonstrating the practical application of legal principles.Overall, the provided text provides a comprehensive overview of the rights and legal frameworks surrounding individuals accused under Indian criminal laws, combining constitutional analysis, legislative aspects, and real-world examples from legal cases.

Rotaract is an international organization of service clubs for men and women aged 18-30 that fosters leadership and responsible citizenship, encourages high ethical standards in business, and promotes international understanding and peace.Rotaract is a program of Rotary International. Rotaract Clubs work under the guidance of their local Rotary Club and take their name from a combination of the words Rotary and action. The first officially chartered Rotaract Club was in North Charlotte, North Carolina, in 1968, but clubs of young people associated in service with local Rotary Clubs had existed for several years in India and Europe.Today, there are some 165,000 members in more than 7,000 Rotaract Clubs in 151 countries. Clubs draw members from the community or are organized as an extracurricular activity for college students.Rotaract Clubs conduct formal meetings, usually every two weeks, which feature speakers, tours of local businesses, cultural activities, discussions, and visits to other clubs. Rotaractors utilize weekends for service project work, social events, and professional and leadership development workshops.Every Rotaract Club is part of a district Rotaract organization, run by elected representatives with support from sponsoring Rotarians. The district organization plans regional conferences, develops regional projects, holds club leadership training programs, and sponsors special events to strengthen the bond among clubs.Rotaracts functions internationally through a committee of Rotaractors and Rotarians. This committee works with Rotary International to plan an annual two-day-long forum held before the Rotary International convention. This event offers Rotaractors from all over the world the chance to meet, discuss issues of mutual interest, and develop friendships based on internationalgoodwill and understanding. Every three years Rotaractors conduct another international meeting called Interota, named after the words international and Rotaract.

The Moot Court Association of Government Law College, Mumbai is one of the most prestigious Mooting Associations in the country, entrusted with the responsibility of upholding the standards of excellence developed over the years.Since its inception in 1954, the Moot Court Association has been committed to promoting, coordinating and encouraging the activity of mooting at GLC. The primary objective of the MCA is to provide students of the college with a platform to gain exposure and insights into the practical aspects of legal education, while developing the essential skills of advocacy.The Association organizes some of the most prestigious moots in the country, namely, the M. C. Chagla Memorial National Moot Court Competition, the D. M. Harish Memorial International Moot Court Competition, the Chamber of Tax Consultants National Moot Court Competition, and the Wildlife Protection National Moot Court Competition.The MCA conducts various Intra-College Moot Court Competitions, comprising the Freshers’ Moot Court Competition, Introductory Moot Court Competition and the three Grand Moot Court Competitions, based on various areas of the law, including Constitutional Law, International Arbitration and International Law.

The Debating and Literary Society of Government Law College, Mumbai organizes the Freshers Debate, Intra BP, Debating Trials, and our flagship events - The Policy Debate and the GLC PD.

Government Law College (GLC), established in 1855, has the distinction of being the oldest Law College in Asia, dating even prior to the University of Mumbai, and enjoys a pre-eminent reputation for excellence in the field of legal education.Recruitment Coordination Committee, also known as the Placement Committee was formed in the academic year 1998-99 under the able guidance of our Professor Incharge, Mr. H. D. Pithawalla.The Placement Committee acts as a vital intermediary between the students of our college and prestigious institutions, firms, corporates and counsels of the country. Our committee members strive hard to exhaust all possible opportunities for the students.The calibre of our college students can be evaluated by the distinguished jobs that our alumni are holding. With that said we strongly hope to deliver the various job positions that are available to our college students.

ICFAI Law School Dehradun is a premier institution of legal education which was established in the academic year 2003. It was previously known as “Faculty of Law”. The college has been approved by the Bar Council of India (BCI) and is a constituent of ICFAI University. ICFAI Law School provides BBA LLB, BA LLB and LLB programs at the UG level, LLM at PG level and PhD in Law at doctoral level. The college has also been approved by the University Grant Commission (UGC).