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Judges, Students Explore Constitutional Questions at Parul University
Parul University held a three-day event about India’s Constitution and the law.
Judges and lawyers spoke with students about rights, fairness and how laws work in a changing society.
They also shared advice about studying law and becoming a lawyer.
Students asked questions about issues such as court delays and social media.
Workshops and moot court competitions gave students ways to practise making legal arguments.
The event recognized students who had done well in competitions.
It ended with speeches and prize distributions.
Parul University held the fourth edition of its three-day legal conclave, Samvidhaan Pe Charcha 4.0.
Judges, senior advocates and legal professionals addressed constitutional values, rights, legal education and changing challenges facing the law.
Sessions included discussions on democracy, fundamental rights, constitutional principles, digital regulation and the future of legal practice.
Students took part in workshops, question-and-answer sessions and English- and Gujarati-language moot court competitions.
The conclave also recognized student achievements and awarded prizes at two moot court competitions.
- Who
- Parul University hosted the conclave, attended by judges, senior advocates, legal professionals and law students.
- What
- The fourth Samvidhaan Pe Charcha conclave featured discussions, workshops, student interactions and moot court competitions.
- Where
- Parul University; the article does not specify a campus location.
- When
- The conclave lasted three days; the article does not give its dates.
- Why
- The university said the event aimed to bring constitutional ideas into dialogue with future legal professionals and complement students’ academic learning.
Key facts
- Event
- Samvidhaan Pe Charcha 4.0
- Host
- Parul University
- Duration
- Three days
- Featured topics
- Constitutional values, fundamental rights, democracy, legal education and emerging challenges
- Student activities
- Workshops, Q&A sessions and English- and Gujarati-language moot court competitions
- Prize ranges
- Rs 15,000 to Rs 60,000 for the 3rd State Moot Court Competition (Gujarati); Rs 40,000 to Rs 1.75 lakh for the 4th Inter-University Moot Court Competition 2026
Quotes
Justice Vipul M. Pancholi
Judge of the Supreme Court of India who addressed the conclave.
“In this age of instant gratification and instant success, please be prepared to fail, which is the most important lesson which nobody will ever tell you. It is okay to fail.”
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“A law school has a responsibility not merely to impart legal knowledge but also to nurture professional ethics, constitutional values and social responsibility.”
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Sources
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