Centres for Studies and Research
| Name of the Centre | Centre for Constitutional Law Studies and Research (CCLSR) |
| Name of the Coordinator | Mr. Shashank Nande Mr. Anshu Adarsh |
| Name of Members of the Centre | Dr. Kyvalya Garikapati (Patron-in-Chief) Dr. Hiranmaya Nanda Mr. Yogesh Mishra Dr. Tulishree Pradhan Mr. Prateek Mishra |
| Brief Overview of the Centre(Not exceeding 300 words) | KIIT Centre for Constitutional Law Studies and Research was established in 2015 with the aim to promote awareness among students regarding the dynamics of Constitutional Law. The prime interest of the Centre lies in the promotion of research activities at inter as well as intra college levels. The Centre has extended its working field to doctrinal research and has also undertaken publication of empirical reports. Its objective is to create a supportive environment for academic discussion and thoughts relating to constitutional matters. The centre also encourages students from all backgrounds to participate and indulge regardless of their knowledge of the more nuanced aspects of the Constitution. The Centre also strives to provide a platform for public discourse and deliberation vis-a-vis Constitutional law. Through several of its events and activities it also endeavours to promote awareness about the subject and its importance. The purpose behind the establishment of the Centre is to generate debate and dialogue on various aspects of Constitutional Law. |
| Events organised by the Centre |
National Level Symposium on the Jurisprudential Trends of Right to Privacy on November 4th 2017.
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| Name of the Centre | Centre for Constitutional Law and Studies |
| Name of the Coordinator | Dr. Kyvalya Garikapati |
| Name of Members of the Centre | Ms. Diya Sarkar Ms. Tulisree Pradhan Mr. Yogesh Mishra Mr. Prateek Mishra Ms. Shreyasi Bhattacharjee |
| Brief Overview of the Centre(Not exceeding 300 words) | KIIT Centre for Constitutional Law Studies and Research was rooted in 2015 with an objective to promote awareness among students regarding the dynamics of Constitutional Law. The prime interest of the Centre lies in promoting the research activities in students in national and inter-college level. The Centre has succeeded in extending its work sphere to doctrinal researches and has also started to concentrate on publishing empirical reports. Its objective is to create a supportive environment for academic discussion and thought about constitutional matters. And to encourage students of all backgrounds to participate, regardless of their knowledge of the more nuanced aspects of the constitution. To provide a platform for public discourse and deliberation vis-a-vis Constitutional law. The Society endeavor through the course of its activities to promote awareness about the subject and its importance. The purpose behind the establishment of the Centre is to generate debate and dialogue on various nuances of the subject of Constitutional Law. |
| Events held by the Centre till date | National Level Symposium on the Jurisprudential Trends of Right to Privacy On November 4th 2017Guest Lecture By Rajeev Dhawan on Adhaar and the issue of violation of Right to Privacy, On 24th March 2018 National Level Round Table on Contemporary Constitutional Law Developments, Lectures by Prof. Faizan Mustafa, February 2021 |
| Name of the Centre | Centre for Criminology, Victimology and Police Science |
| Name of the Coordinator | Dr. Arpita Mitra |
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| Brief Overview of the Centre(Not exceeding 300 words) | The Centre for Criminology, Victimology and Police Science (CCVPS) was launched in the year 2017 to encourage research in criminology, applied criminology and police science among faculty and students. The centre has actively organised international seminars, certificate courses and webinars every year and has already earned a fame for itself among national and international audience and resource persons. Research in criminology, victimology and police science is a neglected domain in research and the active participation of students and faculties promises a vibrant future with ample research avenues and scope. |
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| Name of the Centre | KSOL Centre for Studies in Business and Corporate Law (KSOL) |
| Name of the Coordinator | Ms. Ipsita Das |
| Name of Members of the Centre | Prof. (Dr.) Bhavani Prasad Panda (Director, KIIT Law School), Chairperson, KCBCL Ms.Ipsita Das (Assistant Professor-II) Faculty Coordinator Dr.Puranjay Ghosh (Assistant Professor – II) CS Ms.Pratiti Nayak (Assistant Professor-II) Mr. Rajdip Bhadra Chaudhuri (Assistant Professor- I) Dr. Shakti Deb (Assistant Professor – I) Mr.Amrit Subhadarsi (Assistant Professor-I) Mr. Umang Ghildyal (Assistant Professor-I) Mr.Saptarshi Das (Assistant Professor – I) |
| Brief Overview of the Centre(Not exceeding 300 words) | The KSOL Centre for Studies in Business and Corporate Law (KCBCL), as it is known, is an initiative of the KIIT School of Law in Bhubaneswar, Odisha, with the goal of promoting interdisciplinary study in corporate law and allied subjects such as insolvency and securities law etc. Its mission is to offer an effective venue for discussion and dialogue on current topics and challenges in corporate law and related fields in order to develop rational answers and raise awareness among law students and academia. The visionary aspect of the Centre was to deal with the changing criteria in the fields of corporate studies and research. Primarily, in the year 2017, the Centre’s raison offered a platform to recommend discussions on company legal guidelines, and anatomize on exclusive subjects and additionally expand a hobby in corporate regulation subjects. It is an endeavor to sell the expertise and studies within side the discipline of the Business Law and is an initiative taken with the aid of using the School of Law, KIIT University to assist college students in addition to different stakeholders to evolve the modifications for private in addition to commercial growth. The Centre’s founding purpose is to analyze and examine the enterprise regulation paradigm, to gain that the Centre will behavior numerous sessions, seminars, meetings etc. over the length of time; creating an expertise of realistic elements of company and business legal guidelines amongst students that is going past the scope of school room teaching, which includes preserving the conventional technique of disseminating knowledge, breeding college students specializing in studies and concurrently imparting a breadth and intensity of records specially company legal guidelines and to convey together, from the practicing fields to construct a platform and to gain the top of perfection in corporate education. |
| Events held by the Centre till date | Detail of the events that are conducted by KSOL- Centre for Studies in Business and Corporate Law (KCBCL)
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| Name of the Centre | Centre for Criminal Law and Criminal Justice Administration |
| Name of the Coordinator | Dr Paromita Chattoraj |
| Name of Members of the Centre | 1) Ms.Dipanwita Sinha 2) Mr. Sarvesh Shahi 3) Ms. Swati Mohapatra 4) Ms. Lipsa Dash 5) Mr. Yogesh Mishra 6) Selected Student Members from Criminal Law Hons |
| Brief Overview of the Centre(Not exceeding 300 words) | The Centre for Criminal Law and Criminal Justice Administration is a Centre under the School of Law, KIIT-DU, set up with the objective of promoting intellectual discourses and research in the broad area of Criminal Law and Criminal Justice Administration through various ways of engagement with the different Stakeholders from academia, research, courts, police, prison etc. |
| Events held by the Centre till date | Contemporary Challenges in Criminal Justice Administration and Research opportunities (9th April,2021) |
| Name of the Centre | Centre for Intellectual Property Studies |
| Name of the Coordinator | Ms. Rituparna De |
| Name of Members of the Centre | Mr.. Sudipta De Sarkar Dr. Shreya Chatterjee Ms. Parmita Dash Ms. Sambhabi Pattnaik Ms. Manisha Maneswani Ms. Lipsa Dash Ms. Rituparna De Mr. Sundar Athreya. H |
| Brief Overview of the Centre(Not exceeding 300 words) | The Centre of Intellectual Property Studies (CIPS) is being founded with a view to integrate a techno-legal sphere of law such as intellectual property. This Centre aims to provide a common platform to research persons, academicians, industry personnel, policy-makers, practitioners and students, to discuss the multitudes of activities relating to patent, trademarks, copyright, and other forms of intellectual properties. With the growing investment in R&D, exploitation of intellectual labor become one necessary concomitant and integration of the economic motivations with public welfare at large has been felt. CIPS envisages to be responsible for facilitating and commercializing the literary and scientific developments in an effective manner between the creator and inventor. CIPS being associated to a University understands the need to bridge the gap between the academic and research, publications and inventions, and diffusion of the technology. This Centre shall strive to sensitize these persons who need a mechanism to protect their work under the Intellectual Property regime. This Centre is founded to carter the needs of practitioner, technologist and academicians. The object is:- 1.To enhance the intellectual property knowledge and research capabilities of the country in general and of The School of Law, KIIT University in particular. 2.To organise campaigns, seminars and workshops to spread awareness about Intellectual Property. 3.To enhance communication between policy makers, organizational agents, academics, and managers on the critical understanding and research on intellectual property. 4.To promote the development of the newly explored research field. 5.Build IPR law database for effectively network between all stake holders and build IPR law community. 6.To develop an automated mechanism to register and protect extant and future IP. 7.To ensure protection of the intellectual property existing amongst the mass myriad and indigenous persons. |
| Events held by the Centre till date | IP WEEK CELEBRATION (19th to 26th April, 2021)
19TH APRIL, 21- LECTURE SERIES ON ‘GEOGRAPHICAL INDICATIONS: PROTECTION OF LOCAL PRODUCTS IN A GLOBAL ECONOMY, PECULARITY AND TRENDS’ |
