Students Achievement

The championship brought together talented archers from across the country, and Pragati’s
outstanding
performance is a testament to her dedication, discipline, and sporting excellence.
We are proud of her remarkable achievement and wish her continued success in all her future sporting
and
academic endeavours.

Her award-winning essay, “Democracy depends more on informed citizens than on systems alone,” was
recognised for its thoughtful analysis and compelling articulation of the theme. In recognition of
this
achievement, and as one of the top three awardees, Priyal’s essay will be published in The Chamber’s
Journal and Jignyasa, the students’ e-journal, and will also be featured on the Chamber of Tax
Consultants’ website alongside the top 10 entries.We congratulate Priyal on this outstanding
accomplishment and wish her continued success in her academic and professional journey.

Her essay, “Menstruation in the Eyes of Indian Law,” has also been published on the Empoweress
platform.
We wish her continued success in her academic and research journey.

Read the article here:
https://www.empoweress.site/blog/menstruation-in-the-eyes-of-indian-law

Ritika demonstrated exceptional research acumen, analytical rigour, and a deep understanding of
legal
principles — qualities that set her apart in one of the most competitive arenas of legal education.

We take immense pride in her achievement and extend our heartfelt congratulations to her. We wish
Ritika
continued success in her academic and professional journey ahead.

Her project titled “Water Consumption and Conservation in Urban Cities: A Human Rights
Perspective” was recognized for its insightful analysis and strong relevance to
contemporary
urban challenges.

This achievement reflects her dedication, critical thinking, and commitment to addressing important
social issues. We congratulate her on this remarkable accomplishment and wish her continued success
in
all her future endeavors.

This journey was a deep dive into the evolving legal landscape of India. From mastering the new
criminal
frameworks—BNS, BNSS, and BSA—to revisiting the foundational principles of Contracts, CPC, and
Jurisprudence, the preparation was as rewarding as the win itself. Balancing these with Current
Affairs
and GK kept us on our toes until the very last round.

A Huge Thank You: To my teammate, Manan Lakhani: This victory
simply
wouldn’t have been possible without your incredible efforts and partnership. We made a great team!

To Apurva Thakur (Dr) ma’am for her invaluable guidance and for pushing us to look
deeper into the nuances of the law.

Grateful to my College SVKM’s Pravin Gandhi College of Law, Mumbai University for
the
opportunity to represent our college on this platform.

This win is a proud milestone in my second year of law school, and I’m looking forward to carrying
this
momentum into my next academic challenges!

He presented his paper titled “Can Autonomous AI-Generated Works Be Recognised under the
Copyright Act, 1957?” under the theme of Intellectual Property Rights in the era of
Generative AI.

His work was recognised for its strong doctrinal analysis and engagement with emerging technological
issues.

He was awarded a cash prize of ₹16,000 along with an internship
opportunity.

The College congratulates Gaurav on this outstanding achievement and wishes him continued success.

The students presented an insightful analysis of the Supreme Court judgment in M/s Poly Medicure
Ltd. v. M/s Brillio Technologies Pvt. Ltd. (2025 INSC 1314). Their presentation
demonstrated
strong legal reasoning, clarity of expression, and a nuanced understanding of contractual and
commercial
law principles. The judges commended their structured approach, depth of research, and confident
advocacy in addressing complex legal issues.

This achievement reflects PGCL’s commitment to fostering analytical thinking, courtroom-oriented
skills,
and experiential legal learning among its students. Kashyap and Rutvi’s success is a matter of pride
for
the institution and serves as an inspiration to the student community. The College extends its
heartfelt
congratulations to both students and wishes them continued success in their academic and
professional
pursuits.

The event was organised by Jyot Foundation, Mumbai, in collaboration with Nalanda University, Bihar,
under the initiative Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam Ki Oar 4.0. Participating in a unique forum reviving
India’s
ancient Vāda tradition, the students debated freedom of speech, engaging with questions of liberty,
limitation, and reasonableness through evidence-based and ethical reasoning. The team also visited
an
exhibition on Geopolitics and Legal Frameworks, gaining valuable interdisciplinary perspectives.

The event was organised by Jyot Foundation, Mumbai, in collaboration with Nalanda University, Bihar,
under the initiative Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam Ki Oar 4.0. Participating in a unique forum reviving
India’s
ancient Vāda tradition, the students debated freedom of speech, engaging with questions of liberty,
limitation, and reasonableness through evidence-based and ethical reasoning. The team also visited
an
exhibition on Geopolitics and Legal Frameworks, gaining valuable interdisciplinary perspectives.

Representing the Bombay Advocates Cricket Association (Bombay High Court), Umang
made
his debut at this prestigious national tournament, which featured teams from 15 High Courts and the
Supreme Court of India.

The Bombay Advocates Cricket Association emerged as Champions, with Umang
delivering an
exceptional all-round performance throughout the tournament. His consistency and composure under
pressure earned him the Man of the Series award. Across six matches, Umang scored
324
runs, took 12 wickets, and made significant contributions in the field. Notably, he was awarded
Man of the Match in four games, including the Quarter Final, Semi Final, and Final.

Umang’s achievement reflects the spirit of excellence fostered at PGCL, and serves as an inspiration
to
students balancing professional commitment with sporting passion.

His impressive accolades include a 2nd place age-group finish at Ironman 70.3 Goa (2022), 1st place
at
Bergman 113 Kolhapur (2024), and a 3rd overall finish at the Kolhapur Sports Club Olympic Distance
Triathlon (2024).

Garv also secured 1st place overall at the Aamchi Mumbai Half Marathon (2024) and 3rd overall at the
Lonavla Varsha Half Marathon (2025).

His dedication, discipline, and passion exemplify the spirit of excellence at PGCL, inspiring peers
and
enriching our community.

They won a trophy and a cash prize of ₹50,000.

Ms. Anupriya Kushwaha won the title of Best Speaker along with a trophy and a cash
prize of ₹5,000.

The students also secured an internship with Khurana & Khurana, the
official
partners of the Competition.

With acknowledgements to
Dharmishta (Moot Court Society), Army Law College, Pune .

The conference is hosted by the Observer Research Foundation (ORF), a leading think
tank of India, in partnership with the Indian Ministry of External Affairs.

The 10th Raisina Dialogue witnessed participation from representatives of about 125 countries,
including
Ministers, former Heads of State and Heads of Government, Military Commanders, Captains of Industry,
Technology Leaders, Academics, Journalists, Scholars on Strategic Affairs, Experts from leading
Think
Tanks, and Youth delegates from across the globe.

The team secured the titles of Runner-Up, Best Memorial
(Appellant),
and Second Best Memorial (Overall), reflecting their rigorous preparation, legal
acumen, and teamwork.

Their commitment and performance are truly commendable and exemplify the tradition of academic
excellence at PGCL.

Along with this prestigious recognition, the team was awarded a cash prize of INR
15,000 and earned valuable internships with MZM Legal, Saraf
and
Partners, and Phoenix Legal.

Their achievement reflects discipline, preparation, and the enduring spirit of advocacy and
alternative
dispute resolution nurtured at PGCL.

The Jai Jagat Summit is a prestigious pan-India academic conference that brings together students,
researchers, and professionals from across the country to engage in meaningful discussions on
governance, policies, sustainability, and social development. This year’s summit was supported by
distinguished partners, including Maharashtra National Law University Mumbai, Atulyam Institute of
Management, BRK Law Offices, Knowledge Steez, Legal Specs, V Kompus Juris Pvt. Ltd., Nidaan Legal
Aid
Forum, and several reputed law colleges across India.

Aarya and Devangi’s research paper, titled “Ladki Bahin Yojana: A Catalyst for Women’s Empowerment
or a
Policy Challenge?”, was recognized among 120 research papers presented at the conference. Their
achievement was further honored with a cash prize of ₹5,000 and an internship opportunity.

This recognition stands as a testament to their dedication, hard work, and analytical insight, while
also reflecting our institution’s commitment to fostering academic excellence, critical policy
engagement, and research-driven learning.

This remarkable accomplishment stands as a testament to her academic discipline, perseverance, and
intellectual rigour. Her success reflects the enduring values of scholarship and excellence nurtured
at
SVKM’s Pravin Gandhi College of Law.