KIIT Centre for Constitutional Law Studies and Research

On 18th June, 2026, under Kartavya Connect: KIIT Student–Dignitary Interaction Series (New Delhi Chapter), the student delegation of the KIIT Centre for Constitutional Law Studies and Research (CCLSR), KIIT School of Law, KIIT-DU had the privilege of paying a courtesy visit (Meet & Greet) to Hon’ble Mr. Justice Ujjal Bhuyan, Judge, Supreme Court of India, at His Lordship’s official residence- 10, Tughlak Road, New Delhi🇮🇳.

The interaction provided the delegation with an invaluable opportunity to engage with one of the distinguished members of the Supreme Court of India and gain deeper insights into the functioning of the constitutional framework, judicial philosophy, and the evolving dimensions of constitutional governance in India.

During the interaction, the students had meaningful discussions on various aspects of constitutional law, the role of the judiciary in safeguarding fundamental rights, access to justice, and the significance of maintaining constitutional values in a democratic society. His Lordship shared valuable perspectives on legal education, the responsibilities of young legal professionals, and the importance of integrity, empathy, and commitment towards the pursuit of justice.

The enriching exchange highlighted the vital role of the judiciary in upholding the rule of law and inspired the students to continue their journey towards academic excellence, legal scholarship, and responsible contribution to the legal profession.

Representing the delegation were:
~ Anushka Bhardwaj(Student Delegation Lead)
~ Smruti Abhipsa Mishra
~ Aurodeep Nayak
~ Aryanshu Dev Bhagat
~ Dibya Jyoti Patra

The visit served as a remarkable learning experience, providing students with first-hand exposure to constitutional discourse, judicial perspectives, and the values that guide the administration of justice in India.

On 2nd June, 2026, at MOFPI Panchsheel Bhawan, under Kartavya Connect: KIIT Student-Dignitary Interaction Series (New Delhi Chapter), the student delegation of the KIIT Centre for Constitutional Law Studies and Research (CCLSR), KIIT School of Law, KIIT-DU paid a courtesy visit (Meet & Greet) to Shri. Chirag Paswan Ji, Hon’ble Union Cabinet Minister of Food Processing Industries of India🇮🇳.

The interaction provided the delegation with a valuable opportunity to gain insights into the evolving landscape of India’s food processing sector and the transformative initiatives being undertaken by the Ministry of Food Processing Industries to strengthen the agricultural value chain, promote entrepreneurship, generate employment, and enhance food security. The students engaged in a meaningful discussion on the role of innovation, sustainable development, rural empowerment, and youth participation in advancing the Government’s vision for a self-reliant and economically resilient India.

The Hon’ble Minister shared perspectives on the importance of industry-academia collaboration, start-up ecosystems, skill development, and policy-driven growth in creating opportunities for the younger generation. The interaction also highlighted the significance of responsible leadership, public service, and active youth engagement in nation-building.

Representing the delegation were:
~ Swapnajeet Pattnaik (Student Delegation Lead)
~ Ikshya Rupayita Ray
~ Abhay Kumar Singh
~ Sidharth Das
~ T. Tanisha
~ Dibya Jyoti Patra
~ Kritarth Dubey
~ Pritam Nath

The visit served as an enriching learning experience, offering students first-hand exposure to public policy, governance, and the Government of India’s efforts towards strengthening the food processing ecosystem and fostering inclusive economic growth.

# KIITSchoolOfLaw

Today at Shram Shakti Bhawan, New Delhi, under Kartavya Connect: KIIT Student–Dignitary Interaction Series (New Delhi Chapter), the student delegation of the KIIT Centre for Constitutional Law Studies and Research (CCLSR), KIIT School of Law, KIIT-DU paid a courtesy visit (Meet & Greet) to Smt. Kritika Padode, Additional Private Secretary to Dr. Mansukh Mandaviya Ji, Hon’ble Union Cabinet Minister of Youth Affairs & Sports and Labour & Employment.🇮🇳

The interaction offered the delegation an opportunity to gain insights into various youth-centric initiatives and welfare programmes undertaken by the Government of India through the Ministry of Youth Affairs & Sports. The students discussed opportunities related to youth leadership, nation-building, skill development, sports promotion, and employment-oriented initiatives aimed at empowering the youth of the country.

The delegation also learned about the Government’s vision for encouraging meaningful youth participation in social development and public engagement while fostering responsible and empowered future leaders.

Representing the delegation were:
~ Swapnajeet Pattnaik (Student Delegation Lead)
~ Sayan Das
~ Srishti Shekhar
~ Sourav Kumar Singh
~ Tanya Sharma
~ Priyasha Panda
~ Ankit Anand
~ Drishti

An enriching interaction reflecting the spirit of youth leadership, constitutional values, and meaningful student-dignitary engagement.✨🇮🇳

To our beloved seniors of CCLSR,
As you step into a new phase of your journey, remember—you leave behind not just memories, but a lasting legacy. Your actions inspired us, and your words guided us. Wherever life takes you, carry with you the pride and affection of your CCLSR family, who will always cheer for your achievements.

~ Signing off, yet always remembered

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⚖️📜 Justice On Record: Constitutional Judgement Writing Competition

KIIT School of Law, KIIT-DU invites UG & PG law students across India to participate in this grand competition under KIIT Fest 9.0 (6th–7th March 2026).

Step into the role of a Constitutional Court judge, draft a reasoned judgement, and present before an expert panel.

👥 Team of Two (Individual registration mandatory)
📅 Registration Last Date: 5 March 2026
💰 Fees: ₹250 (KIIT Law Students) | ₹400 (External University Students)

🔗Register now: https://kiitfest.org/

For queries:
📞 Mr. Swapnajeet Pattnaik – +91 9040513649
📞 Mr. Saurabh Gupta – +91 70089 58546
📧 [email protected]

Join us at KIIT Fest 9.0 and make your mark on the record. ✍️✨

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Learning law where history lives ⚖️📜

The KIIT Centre for Constitutional Law Studies and Research (CCLSR), KIIT School of Law, KIIT-DU successfully organised an Educational Field Trip to the Museum of Justice, Record Room Digitisation Centre, and Centre for Judicial Archives at the Odisha High Court, Cuttack on 13 February 2026.

From centuries-old judicial records to modern digitisation practices, students explored how legal heritage is preserved and justice evolves beyond textbooks.

✨ A truly enriching experience bridging history, law, and practice.

Constitutional Morality Vs. Public Morality: An Evolving
Judicial Doctrine

When constitutional values confront social beliefs, which should prevail?
This blog explores the evolving doctrine of Constitutional Morality vs. Public Morality, tracing its origins from Dr. B.R. Ambedkar to landmark Supreme Court judgments like Navtej Singh Johar and Sabarimala.
A reflection on how the Constitution acts as both a sword and a shield in protecting rights and dignity.

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📖 Read. Reflect. Rethink.

Team Cclsr welcomes Mr. Anshu Adarsh Sir as our new Faculty Convenor of KIIT Centre for Constitutional Law Studies and Research (CCLSR)✨

MEET OUR TEAM HEADS OF CCLSR✨
Leadership. Vision. Dedication.
CCLSR || Core Committee || 2026-27