Shoolini University Observes Samvidhan Diwas with Awareness Drive and Concludes Law Fest 4.0
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Solan, November 28:
The Faculty of Legal Sciences at Shoolini University marked Samvidhan Diwas (Constitution Day) with a vibrant blend of academic, cultural and awareness activities aimed at strengthening constitutional values and legal literacy among students. Events included a debate competition, poster-making contest, and an awareness parade that moved across the campus, highlighting the importance of the Indian Constitution and the dangers of drug abuse.
IG Bindu Rani, Inspector General of Police (Crime), Himachal Pradesh, attended as the Chief Guest and led the Valedictory Ceremony of Law Fest 4.0. In her address, she urged students to uphold constitutional principles in their personal and professional lives and raised serious concern over the growing menace of Chitta (heroin) among the youth, appealing for collective awareness and vigilance against drug abuse.
Vice Chancellor Atul Khosla reiterated the university’s commitment to nurturing responsible citizens and future-ready legal professionals through real-world engagement and constitutional education. In the debate competition, Lakshmi Vasundhara secured first position, while Doter topped the poster-making contest with a creative depiction of constitutional and anti-drug themes.
The awareness parade was coordinated by Vineet Kumar and Rajiv Chauhan, while over 150 students actively participated in the celebrations and Law Fest 4.0 activities. The fest, held from 24 to 26 November 2025, included offline events such as Moot Court and Crime Scene Investigation, and online competitions including PIL Drafting, Case Analysis, and Legislative Review, attracting participation from over 30 teams across institutions.
Organised by the Centre for Clinical Legal Education under the leadership of Renu Pal Sood, the event concluded with informative stalls focusing on constitutional rights, duties, and drug-free living. Associate Dean Nandan Sharma expressed gratitude to all participants and coordinators for making the programme a success.
