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Cyber Committee 

Cyber Committee (‘CyberCom’) is a student committee entrusted with a responsibility of handling issues related to technology and internet connectivity for the student body as well as the faculty. The Committees’ aim also extends to organise various competitions for the recreation purpose of the student body. The committee also helps the student body even with their issues related to laptop software.

Faculty Advisors: Dr. Shouvik Kumar Guha


Convener: Swaraj Paul

Co- Convener: Arihan Bothra

Treasurer- Ayush Kumar.

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Nature Committee

With the motto of "reduce- reuse- recycle" Nature Committee better known as Natcom works towards making NUJS campus more environmental friendly. The main objective of the Nature Committee is to sensitize the student body on the importance of such values, given the issues the world faces today. Nat Com in the past has organised plantation drives, pot pets and fun painting Sunday. It is also responsible for the waste segregation program successfully running on the campus. Natcom has a tie up with 'Vital Waste' and works for recycling of paper and plastic used in campus. Reduction of paper use and beautification of campus are some of areas for which Natcom actively works.

Faculty Advisors: Dr. M.P. Chengappa


Convener: Adrija Shukla
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 Sneha Smriti
Treasurer: Rishit Paut

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The Society for Advancement of Criminal Justice

The Society for Advancement of Criminal Justice (SACJ) is a premier academic society under the Student Juridical Association (SJA) at NUJS. Founded in the year 2004, SACJ is the oldest committee of NUJS. Our core objective is to promote discourse on contemporary issues concerning Criminal Law. To achieve the same, we organize academic writing competitions, host talks by eminent personalities, take up independent research and run a Criminal Law Blog.

Faculty Advisors: Mr. Faisal Fasih & Mr Surja Kanta Baladhikari


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NUJS Journal on Dispute Resolution

The Journal on Dispute Resolution (‘JODR’) is the flagship biannual journal of the Indian Mediation Week Clinic published under the aegis of West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences, Kolkata. It is an open-access, student-reviewed journal and aims to provide a platform for the discussion of national as well as international developments in the field of dispute resolution. The Journal seeks to strike a balance between practical and academic contributions on issues which form the forefront of contemporary legal discourse.

Faculty Advisors: Atul Alexander


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NUJS Law Review

The NUJS Law Review is the flagship journal of the National University of Juridical Sciences, Kolkata. It was launched in 2008 as a quarterly law review and is run by a Board of six Editors who report to the Editor-in-Chief, the Vice Chancellor. Dr M. P. Singh founded the NUJS Law Review, and his primary aim was to base it along the lines of the model of the Columbia Law Journal. It has an in-house writing and editing team of twenty-four Associate Members, comprising students from across batches. The Journal is proud to be Asia’s best student-run journal and has consistently held the position in the past.

Editor-in-Chief: Dr N. K. Chakrabarti


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Society for Insolvency, Bankruptcy and Restructuring Laws

SIBRL is formed to discuss the legal, socio-economic and business issues related to the field of Insolvency, Bankruptcy and Restructuring on a national and international level. The Society aims to update the community at large, with the latest developments in these sectors via society’s blog posts, newsletters, online talks, workshops, and short interviews of experts on contemporary developments in the field of Insolvency, Bankruptcy and Restructuring laws.

Faculty Advisor: Dr. Shouvik Kumar Guha and Anwesha Pal


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Intellectual Property and Technology law Society

The objective of IPTLS is to research and initiate discussions on contemporary issues relating to Intellectual Property and Technology Laws as well as spread awareness of such laws both within and outside the university. The IPTLS provides a platform for the discussion and dissemination of opinions on related laws not only specific to India, but also the global community.

Faculty Advisor: Anirban Mazumder


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Cultural Committee

The cultural committee is one of the biggest societies in NUJS organising multiple events focusing on both, the general body participation as well as inter college competitions. Tasked with constituting the University Music, Dance and Theatre teams, the Committee takes avid interests in organising extra-curricular activities relating as art, music, dance and dramatics. The Committee also focuses on celebrating the diverse cultures in college by celebrating ethnic events round the years including dandiya night, the Lohri bonfire and the NUJS cultural night and much more.

Faculty Advisor: Mrs. Anupama Ghosal


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Weekend Lecture Series

The classroom is a place for learning the know-how, however, in a profession like law, the practice is equally important as the concepts and theories. It is here that Weekend Lecture Series comes in with its mandate of bridging the industry-academia gap. WLS invites esteemed personalities from across the professional spectrum and facilitates their lucid and holistic interaction with the students, enabling the latter to learn from the former’s experiences and expertise, thereby enhancing the overall knowledge base and skill set of our students. The platform WLS provides to interact with these personalities is aimed at helping our student body become not merely meritorious students, but successful professionals as well.

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Sports Committee

The Sporting Culture at NUJS is promoted by the Sports Committee. An SJA committee, Sports Committee is significant as it hosts multiple sporting events throughout the year. Ranging from inter-batch events for multiple disciplines like football, cricket, volleyball, basketball and frisbee to NUJS’s Flagship event ‘Invicta’ which is the biggest law school sports fest, ‘Para-Invicta’ the first Paralympic law school sports event in India and ‘Tri-series’, in which NLS, NALSAR and NUJS clash on grounds, this committee has definitely come a long way. The Commitee seek to widen the horizon and bring out talents of more and more students by incorporating new sporting events every year.

Faculty Advisor: Mr. Faisal Fasih


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Law & Contemporary Affairs Society

The Law and Contemporary Affairs Society at NUJS is a committee dedicated to exploring the confluence of the Law and relevant present-day issues that bear importance in a law student’s life beyond the one developed in a purely academic context. The LCAS thus organizes various events that address contemporary issues that may be social, cultural or political in nature, while striving to maintain a balance between academic passion and cultural awareness. The events it conducts are (and are not limited to) panel discussions, guest lectures, debates, quizzes, etc(featuring both, NUJS students as well as prominent personalities from different fields), NUJS’ talent show, ‘Games Nights’, the NUJS Pop Quiz, film screenings, Kolkata Food Walk and the NUJS Amazing Race organized as a part of the college’s annual fest,a citywide treasure hunt modelled on the TV show of the same name

Faculty Advisor: Dr. Atul Alexander


Convener: Rishab Taori
Co-Convener: Ajinkya Ghoratkar
Treasurers: Aditya Lahiri and Jhankar Katare

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Moot Court Society

The MCS is a student-run committee entrusted with the responsibility of administering mooting activities and upholding the high standards of excellence that the NUJS has set itself. The MCS' role is to facilitate and regulate University mooting by planning, organizing and executing the various moot court competitions that the NUJS hosts. MCS is also tasked with constituting the University Moot Team. This process stretches over a month and incorporates 2 rounds of mooting, culminating in a ranking of those selected to represent the University at various national and international moots.

Faculty Advisor: Dr. Paramita DasGupta & Dr. Tilottama Raychaudhuri


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Magazine Committee

The Magazine Committee was established in 2000 to provide a platform for creative writing. While it continues to be centred on this goal, its mandate has diversified over the years, and now extends to most forms of artistic expressions. Apart from publishing the monthly college magazine, the Hearsay, the Committee also organises Anonymush – its flagship event celebrating Valentine’s Day, which ambitiously aims to spread a bit of anonymous love and good cheer within the student body. The Committee also maintains an active blog, The Writer’s Block, which publishes all kinds of pieces from the student body. Much in the same spirit, the Committee also screens movies, organises workshops, and maintains an active Instagram Account chronicling the happenings of both University and Committee alike. The magazine committee is also tasked with the crafting of the Yearbook to be presented to the graduating batch at their convocation.

Faculty Advisor: Dr. Shouvik Kumar Guha


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