Guest lecture on the topic “Young Entrepreneur Opportunities and Challenges - A Journey of Entrepreneur”  for the students. This will help the students to explore themselves in their ideation. The resource person for the session was Mr. Lokeshwaran S., Founder, Receptacle Enterprises Pvt. Ltd., Chennai. He established his business in the first year of his graduation. He promoted the spirit of entrepreneurship among the other students. He also received best young entrepreneur award during his graduation itself. Even after strong on-campus placement, he is still continuing his business for the past seven years. The resource person stressed upon ten things that should be kept in mind as an entrepreneur. He ignited the students entrepreneurial skills by making them think about their business idea. He told that the success mantra for an entrepreneur is always "Smart work should be combined with Hard work". The session was informative and the students got benefitted out of it.

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The guest lecture conducted on 03rd May 2019 was started with an interactive brief on Art of Advocacy in  the area of Criminal side Practice and Procedures whereby initially the lecturer communicated the basic principles regarding the sections  which was then followed by a deeper dialogue in the form of Question and Answer Session. The guest lecture was concluded after remarks-session, wherein the students shared some meaningful remarks on the lecture, and the guest lecture communicating as to his experience with that particular set of students.  The session was an interactive brief on the general principles in advocacy in both civil & Criminal Laws in India. The discussion then was led by the guest lecturer into the Elements of advocacy, fundamental principles of pleadings, Examination-in-chief & cross, practical perspective, substantial principles and the procedural provisions. The session concluded with providing practical aspects required for a budding Lawyers to become successful in Bar including honesty, sincerity and other qualities of Lawyers.

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Student Of Saveetha school of law, Shanthini, 4th year, won   “2nd best students advocate” in All India Women Moot Court Competition held at Dr. Ambedkar Government Law College, Puducherry  .

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The session started with the need to understand the fundamentals of accounting software for maintaining the records in a law office. Understanding specialized software for accounting will make the practice accurate by monitoring revenues and expenses. Law offices maintain records to track the time spent on cases through Client ledger cards before the active use of software for maintaining records.  Maintaining Appointment Book,Individual Client Ledgers, Case time records,Cases in Progress Register,Time Summary Reports etc can be made easier with knowledge in usage of accounting information.

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Ms.Rani High court senior Advocate ,Guest lecturer at Madras law college have delivered a lecture on Juvenile system in India. The Juvenile Justice Act as a welfare and progressive legislation enacted for the protection of the rights of children requires every state to frame  appropriate protocols to ensure that Juvenile Justice Provisions are implemented in the grassroots level. The need for considering the child as an innocent up to the age of 18 years, treating a child with dignity and worth, giving a right to be heard and also a right to participate in all decision making process affecting his interest, helping the child to develop full potential , inculcating social values and cultural aspects of the community in the child, ensuring the safety of the child, facilitating educational and emotional  development . Need for ensuring principles of non-discrimination , ensuring privacy and confidentiality, right of the child to be re-united with his family and the need to restore the socio- economic status , right to have a fresh start, the importance of compling with the basic procedural standards were discussed with illustrative case laws.

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On 26-04-2019, by V Mathumitha Assistant professor, SRM school of Law, Chennai. The lecture was about maintenance under 125CrPC and Hindu Adoption and Maintenance Act. The discussion started with various measures adopted to protect social justice and laws framed to safeguard the interest of women and children , old and poor parents. Law commission report and recommendations were also discussed. The need to construe the provisions liberally to give social justice to women and children enabling them to avail natural and fundamental rights were discussed with the aid of case laws.  How to make an application of section 488 of Cr. P. C , need of explaining the complaint to husband, what are the points to be proved before a maintenance order, proof of marriage and in case of denial of marriage, the questions to be inquired by the magistrate, grounds on which order may be refused, finding out the actual means of the husband ,need for considering the social position of wife etc were discussed . The lecture also concentrated on the manner in which courts interpreted the provisions to provide a speedy remedy by a summary procedure to enforce liability.

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On 26 th of April Department of Intellectual Property Law Celebrated World Intellectual Property Day , Conducted  a E- Poster Making Competition on 25th of April 2019 was Started with Them of Intellectual Property and Cyber space Regulations  its Delivered by Mrs. Lucky George Assistant Professor, Head of the Department , Mrs. Aarthi Rathna Assistant Professor , Tamil Nadu Dr. Ambedkar Law University, School of Excellence in Law Chennai . the Sections which was then Followed by a deeper dialogue in the form of Questions and answer session.  

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The special lecture categorised the two divisions of International law – Public and Private International law defining and distinguishing both. The lecture dealt with a discussion on basic and introductory aspects of Public International law with reference to International Institutional law. The basic introduction narrowed in on the origin of United Nations Organisation in a detailed manner while discussing the comparative aspects with the League of Nations, the predecessor of United Nations alongside a brief account on the events that led to the formation of both the International organisations.

The cases discussed in the lecture include the Reparations for the Injuries suffered in the Service of the United Nations Case, the Nicaragua Case, etc. The lecture came to end with an interaction with the students on International Organisations, contemporary global affairs, etc.

The cases discussed in the lecture include the Reparations for the Injuries suffered in the Service of the United Nations Case, the Nicaragua Case, etc. The lecture came to end with an interaction with the students on International Organisations, contemporary global affairs, etc.

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A special lecture on “An Overview of Right to Information Act was conducted. Transparency is the sine qua non of participatory democracy. Right to information as a fundamental right was developed through Judicial Interpretation and in 2005, The Right to Information Act , came into existence. The session highlighted the importance of right of the citizens to know about the functioning of the government under a democratic setup. RTI is thus a tool for participatory development. It strengthens governance and facilitates effective socio- economic services.

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This special lecture was mainly focused on different types of Production, plant layout and material handling, operations planning and control, inventory management, quality management etc., in manufacturing companies. The resource person for the session was Dr.G.Thiyagarajan, Associate professor.

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Special lecture delivered by Mr.  T. Vignesh, Assistant Professor from SRM University on 26.04.2019. The discussion was on the fundamental topic "Economics and Taxation policy". The lecture covered by various dimensions of relation between the economics and taxation policy.The role of fiscal policy in regulating the levels and composition of revenue, expenditure and public debt, policy issues, the role of the govt in accelerating economic growth , redistribution of the benefits of the economic growth.

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The guest lecture was conducted on 26/04/2019 on the topic “pre and post purchase behaviour”. The resource person from Bharath university , Dr.Deepak Ranjith Kumar, Associate professor , dept of commerce and management. The Process  of consumer involves several factors which starts with an information search. Gathering the information about Brands, Variations, Quality, Alternatives etc.The session also discussed about experiences that follow purchase in the post purchase behaviour.

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Guest lecture on Taxation Laws was delivered by Ms.Athma Rubavathi , Guest Faculty, Govt Law college , Villupuram on 26 th April 2019 on Topic " Taxation structure and system in India" ,she covered various problems and issues relating to Tax laws and various aspects of GST and various types of taxes and the importance of tax system in India, and focused on present tax system and the procedure how the  state and central government levy taxes and also discussed about how tax deductions and exceptions have been prone to misuse and consequential litigation and it was  speculated that the government may pay down a roadmap to wind down these exemptions. The government may not allow the so-called sunset date to be advanced. Students interacted regarding the history of tax as...tax payment is mandatory for every citizen of the country. There are two types of tax in india i.e. direct and indirect. Taxation in India is rooted from the period of Manusmriti and Arthashastra. Present Indian tax system is based on this ancient tax system which was based on the theory of maximum social welfare and as.India has a well-developed tax structure with clearly demarcated authority between Central and State Governments and local bodies. Central Government levies taxes on income (except tax on agricultural income, which the State Governments can levy), customs duties, central excise and service tax.

Value Added Tax (VAT), (Sales tax in States where VAT is not yet in force), stamp duty, State Excise, land revenue and tax on professions are levied by the State Governments. Local bodies are empowered to levy tax on properties, octroi and for utilities like water supply, drainage etc.In last 10-15 years, Indian taxation system has undergone tremendous reforms. The tax rates have been rationalised and tax laws have been simplified resulting in better compliance, ease of tax payment and better enforcement. The process of rationalisation of tax administration is ongoing in India. Importance of VAT was also discussed as , most of the State Governments in India have replaced sales tax with VAT. Specificand she also explained regarding nature of deductions provided for varying amounts for interest payments on funds borrowed for business objectives, in-house R&D expenditure, investment-linked expenditure, business losses, royalties and fees and more.

Any charitable contribution made by a company to any charity is allowed as a tax-deductible expense, subject to certain conditions. The tax deductibility ranges from 50% to 100% of the charitable contribution, depending upon the nature of charity.

, most of the State Governments in India have replaced sales tax with VAT.and she also explained regarding nature of deductions provided for varying amounts for interest payments on funds borrowed for business objectives, in-house R&D expenditure, investment-linked expenditure, business losses, royalties and fees and more.The lecture came to end with an interaction with the students.

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Special Lecture held on 26.04.2019, Friday in the topic "CONCEPT OF LOKADALAT, its Act and TECHNIQUES FOR ADVOCACY" by Mr. Perumal Pandiyan, Advocate and Member of The State Legal Services Authority,High Court, Chennai. The session started with discussion about special role playing over the years by Lok Adalats and how they are successfully delivering Justice, far higher than the count at court.The features of the Lokadalat like No court fee, procedural flexibility and the speedy trial direct interaction with the judge all makes it more popular among the public.

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The session started with the discussion how dominant position is created when undertakings in a market use their positions to determine price, supply , amount of distribution etc. When a firm has the ability to behave independently they are said to be in a dominant position. The legal provisions established for prohibition of abuse of dominant position.The cases filed before competition commission of India regarding the abuse of dominant position was also discussed.

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A special lecture was delivered by G.T. Nagaraj Assistant professor, on 26 April 2019  The main areas of discussion was the essential purpose of criminal law administration is to protect the society from law breakers and to create a sense of deterrence to the potential law breakers. India has had its own scheme of criminal justice administration till Colonial invasion. While the earlier system heavily drew from religious texts and practices, modern day Criminal Law Administration in India owes its existence to the British Rule.

In India the primary penal legislation is Indian Penal Code of 1860. Even after two centuries and a few amendments, IPC, to a large extent covers the Indian criminal law scenario. This is coupled with special penal legislations of the parliament like Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act, 2012, Dowry Prohibition Act, 1961, The Scheduled Castes and the Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, 1989 etc. The procedural aspect of criminal law is covered by Criminal Procedure Code, 1973.

Criminal Law Administration in India can be divided into three stages, viz. investigation, inquiry and trial. On the commission of an offence, the police take cognizance, registers FIR and conducts an investigation. The trial stage happens before a judge in a competent court of law. In India the criminal courts are divided into Magistrate Courts, Sessions Court, High Court and Supreme Court, Magistrate Court at the lowest level and Supreme Court at the highest.

Though chiefly rooted in English Legal system, our parliament has taken timely initiatives to ensure adequate reforms to the law. Vohra Committee, Malimath Committee, Varma Committee etc. are few prominent Committees appointed to this effect. Judiciary has played a key role in ensuring timely reforms to our criminal law system. Judgments on homosexuality, rights of transgenders, mob lynching etc. to name a few.

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Special Lecture was held on 26/4/2019  by Dr. J. Chandrasekar, Senior Assistant Professor, Madras School of Social Work . The impact of law on society need to be studied and evaluated to understand the effectiveness of law. Any modifications and amendments to the law can be made only if the impact is studied.Thus there is an inseparable link exists between law and society. People will demand change in law in some cases where the law is not acceptable to a majority of sections in the society. There must be a balance between the control mechanisms adopted in the society so that too many breach of human rights violations may not occur in the Society . Thus study of sociology as a minor specialization is as essential as any other subject.

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A special lecture on Law of Sea and State Responsibility was delivered by Mrs.P.Shunmugapriya, Guest Faculty, School of Excellence in Law. The session focused on unconditional sovereign right and the state’s duty to grant the use of the flag , vessel registration etc. The lecture also discussed the need of a state action for protecting the oceans from various threats of private operators. The session also discussed various provisions of the conventions regulating sovereignty over bodies of water from  The Convention on the Territorial Sea and Contiguous Zone, the Convention on the Continental Shelf, the Convention on the High Seas, and the Geneva Convention on Fishing and Conservation of the Living Resources of the High Seas—and by the comprehensive Law of the Sea treaty 1982 etc.

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A special lecture on Cyber Crime and procedures was conducted by Mrs. Anbarasi, Assistant Professor,  SRM University. The discussion started with the procedures for reporting cyber crimes. The provision for filing E- FIR was also discussed . The discussion was mainly about the creating awareness regarding legal loopholes which facilitate acts of cyber crimes and facts obstructing investigations and interrogations. Several cases were also discussed to contemplate the reality of a cyber crime. Emerging cyber crimes like Revenge porn, online game addiction, issue of objectionable content and abuse of information uploaded in apps like TikTok etc were also discussed.

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The special lecture consists of business plan preparation and business launch and result . The business plan preparation is comprised of ideas, business model, execution, funding and timing.  The business launch is about timing, team, prototype and funding.

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