The Centre for Defence and Strategic Studies, KIIT School of Law, KIIT Deemed to be University, organized an engaging session on March 24, 2026, focusing on contemporary geopolitical developments and evolving global strategic dynamics. The session featured Major General Atanu Pattanaik, who delivered a structured and insightful lecture on the ongoing USA–Iran tensions. He examined the key drivers of More >

The Department of Criminal Law and Criminal Justice System at KIIT School of Law, under the guidance of Dr. Sarvesh Kumar Shahi, organized a guest lecture on March 25, 2026. The session featured Dr. Prof. Dr. Dipa Dube, Dean, Rajiv Gandhi School of Intellectual Property Law, who delivered an insightful lecture on “Policing Under New Criminal Law.” Dr. Dube More >

The Centre for Intellectual Property Studies (CIPS), in collaboration with the Department of Intellectual Property Rights (IPR), KIIT School of Law, KIIT Deemed to be University, organized a panel discussion on 17th March 2026 on the theme “TRIPS at 30: Balancing Intellectual Property and Access to Public Health.” The discussion brought together leading voices from law, policy, and public More >

KIIT School of Law, KIIT Deemed to be University, successfully organised the Law Firms Konclave 2026, centred around the theme “From Reform to Readiness: Aligning Legal Education with the Future of Law Firm Practice in India.” The Konclave served as a dynamic platform for meaningful dialogue between academia and the legal industry, focusing on the evolving expectations of law More >

KIIT School of Law organised the Alumni Meet 2026 – Delhi Chapter at the Constitution Club of India, New Delhi. The event was organised by the Student Alumni Relations Committee (SARC) with the aim of strengthening the bond between the institution and its alumni while providing a platform for networking and meaningful engagement. The meet witnessed the participation of More >

Public Interest Litigation (PIL) remains a significant constitutional tool in India for addressing collective injustice and protecting public rights and welfare. At the same time, access to justice in the Indian legal system has extended beyond formal legal petitions. Courts have, on several occasions, exercised epistolary jurisdiction, treating letters and representations as petitions to ensure that justice remains accessible More >

Representing the KIIT School of Law on the international stage, Mr. Faiz Ayat Ansari, Head of the Department of Constitutional Law and Administrative Law, recently delivered a specialized guest lecture at Tashkent State University of Law (TSUL), Uzbekistan. The session, titled "Human Rights and Constitutional Protections: Building Legal English Vocabulary and Argumentation Skills," was designed to bridge the gap between substantive legal knowledge and professional More >

In a significant move toward internationalizing legal education, the KIIT School of Law (KLS) formally entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Praeeminentia Iustitia Interdisciplinary School of Fundamental Rights (PIISFR), Peru, on February 1, 2026. This strategic alliance, signed by Prof. (Dr.) Raju K.D., Pro Vice-Chancellor, KLS, and Prof. (Dr.) Jorge Isaac Torres Manrique, President, PIISFR, establishes a robust framework for academic exchange and high-level More >

The KIIT School of Law successfully hosted a distinguished guest lecture on March 11, 2026, featuring Prof. (Dr.) Manoj Kumar Sinha. The session delved into the intricate "Relationship Between Fundamental Rights and Directive Principles in the Indian Constitution," offering students a profound look at the balance between individual liberties and social welfare. The event commenced in LH1 with the felicitation of Dr. Sinha More >