The speaker started the session by putting Main difference between Bacteria and Virus, History of various Pandemics 3 of the deadliest Pandemics in recorded history were caused by a single bacteria - Yersinia pestis. A respiratory disease caused by a novel(new) Corona virus named SARS-COV-2 that is genetically related to the previous generation of Corona virus which caused the SARS epidemic in 2003. It has evolved naturally, and being new no one has specific immunity against it. Most Common symptoms are fever, tiredness, and dry cough etc… Treatment for covid 19, At present there is no specific treatment for covid -19 either in Modern medicine or in the complementary and alternative system of medicines such as Siddha, Ayurveda and Homeopathy. In fact, for many viral infections (eg.Dengue), there are no specific treatments. Most people will get only mild symptoms and Spontaneously recover from covid -19 because of the action of their immune system. We can avoid by getting affected only keeping physical distance of more than 6 feet away from an infected person in the first step of preventing the virus. Wash your hand properly as frequently with soap or alcohol based hand sanitizer. Lockdown will slowdown the speed of the disease transmission in the country, It buys time from the disease but it does not eradicate disease.

Unlike in modern times, the medieval ages in Europe saw a lot of poverty. Crop failure and disease was a constant threat to life. Cleanliness and hygiene were not what they are today. Besides other reasons, this also contributed to the Pandemics of those ages.

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The guest started his lecture by sharing the power point presentation. The guest explained about the types of autopsy and she explained about the medico- legal autopsy with various case laws. She also refer a book for Medical Jurisprudence- MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE AND TOXICOLOGY FOR INDIA BY J.P. MODI. The guest explains about the Psychological autopsy which is more interesting and unknown for the participants. The presenter has mentioned several case laws like Sushanth Singh Rajput sucide, Diane Cilento death case, Micheal Jackson death case,Delhi Burari case and Saathankulam custodial death case. The presenter clearly explains about the autopsy in both medical and legal aspects.

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Administrative law and the Judicial Remedies that are available. Dr. C. Sundaralingam started off his Lecture where he elaborated on the definitions of administrative law. He also explained the evolution of the Administrative law and its importance in the structure of governance and its mechanism as a fourth Organ of the Government.

He pointed out the working of the Administrative tribunals in India and the remedies. He also mentioned various Articles of the Constitution to explain the rights and remedies. He pointed out various scenarios the writs can be used and gave us the clear idea of how the writs can be used as a remedy to the violation of the rights of the citizen.

Soon as the speaker concluded the lecture, the participants asked for a few doubts and the later the session was concluded.

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The resource person Mr. M.P.Madhura Bharathi,B.E, LL.B, Advocate and Cinephile,started the session by explaining the correlation between Cinema, Law and Justice. He explained the sayings of Oliver Wendell Holmes, the former associate Justice of Supreme Court of the United States of America on Law and Ingmar Bergman, the Swedish Auteur’s view on Cinema. He brilliantly weaved together the relation between Law and Cinema.He continued the lecture by talking about the famous director, “Sidney Lumet” and his movie’s relation to Justice, explaining “12 Angry Men '', A film about a jury deciding the fate of a young boy who is accused of killing his father.. The resource person explained about the genre of “Courtroom Dramas”, Courtroom Drama and Women empowerment. At the end of his speech, he elaborately explained the role of cinema in bringing about social change . Then the question session started, Mr. M.P.Madhura Bharathi patiently answered the questions put forth by the participants and the student coordinator.

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Mr. R. PALANIANDAVAN the resource person of this webinar, started with the importance of pleadings and its principles and explained in detail about the requirements needed for pleadings. He also explained the process at which the courts will examine a pleading and guided us on how to avoid those errors. He then elaborated on the requirements of the plaint and the written statement and pointed their differences and similarities along with principles of pleadings. At last he explained the concepts of set-off and counterclaims by the defendant.

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Indirect tax includes Tamilnadu sales Tax, Central excise duty paid by manufacturers of goods, sales tax, customs duty, service tax, VAT. Common canals of taxation are taxable charge, taxable percent, taxable event, taxable measure and other types of levy. VAT means value added tax that adds value to goods. GST is one nation one tax imposed by Central and State Government and taxes are equally shared by Central and State governments which is known by its cooperative federalism. GST Act constitutes a council which is a constitutional body. The investors tend to invest in India due to the fact that 25 different taxing rates are prevalent in India. The advantages of GST include different rates of tax for different goods, replaces all other indirect taxes (One Nation,One Tax), reduces flow of black money and avoids cascading effect. When compared to the previous taxing system, the consumers get benefited by GST.

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Dr.Sangeetha Sriram spoke on the topic State responsibility and pandemic. what are the responsibilities of the State when there is a pandemic situation and in the light of public international law, the possibility to hold States accountable for the various issues related to the pandemic are explained. The session was mainly focused on three parts of State responsibility under international law. Human regulation, transboundary harm and due diligence obligations where discussed.She talked about the uncontroversial fact that the original epidemic quickly turned into pandemic, that the World Health Organization declared in March 2020, due to the virus capacity of easy and fast transmission from person to person. She discussed how China holds its responsibility for the pandemic situation and various Obligations under WHO Constitution and Regulations. She concluded with international legal aspects of responsibility of the State for the spread of pandemic issues and to adopt regulations, sanitary and quarantine measures and other procedures designed to prevent it.

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Today The speaker spoke about the competition law and digital platforms and explained ,how the digital markets plays role in the platform of economy. The most significant goal of competition law is to shield society from harmful competitive behaviour. She also explained that the digital services have a unique feature of network effects. which is a product or service gaining additional value as more people use it. That is where one promotes concentration of markets to products like eBay,Amazon,but at the same time there are multiple routes through which digital services can be delivered to the end user. She also discussed about the market structure and why they are in need of competition law .She concluded that the dynamic growth of the digital markets has resulted in competition problems by special responsibility doctrine.

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The guest Mr.K.S.Jebin gave an insightful session by giving an wider manner of reservation. The speaker indulging with how the reservation is been in India by equality, equity and by liberation. The speaker dealt Indra Sawhney judgement and global competition in India . The main objective of the lecture is the difference between the vertical reservation and the horizontal reservation and gave all the clarity of the amendment . Finally it was concluded that it's better to have vertical type of reservation in our nation. By the end few students raised questions which he cleared and made the session very interactive .

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Mr.R. CHANDRASEKARAN a Practicing advocate who has more than 20 years of experience and is also the founder of Chandru Law Academy was the resource person for the webinar. He explained about the overall strategy for the TN Judiciary prelims and how to start preparing for the prelims and the syllabus for the prelims to go through the textbooks to the bare Acts and he has given use-full tips for the questions were problem-based. He has given overall strategy for Tamil Nadu Judicial Services Examination Mains and the way to deal with (Tamil and English) translation paper and suggested aspirants to update with what was happening in the legal world by constantly reading law journals and legal news articles on the internet. He also gave some useful tips to prepare for Tamil Nadu Judiciary’s Interview And talked about the vitality of regular reading of judgements reported in law journals. It was indeed an useful session for the aspirants to crack Judicial service examination.

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Mr.M.Ashwin is the Resource person ,started the Session with the concept of fundamental rights read with reasonable restrictions. He also elaborated the concept & history of sedition with respect to the Law commission report 12th and 226th. The speaker has also emphasis on the landmark case laws. The speaker has suggested that there is lacuna in the concept by the means of Mis-use of powers by the way of amendments it can be rectified. Finally he explained the concept of hate speech against the government. The speaker has enlightened the topic in the view of the government.

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MR. Shyamprasad TC, who's currently working as Legal Manager of IDFC Bank, Mumbai had delivered a lecture on the topic RECENT TRENDS IN BANKING AND FINANCIAL LAWS.

He explained the legislations covered in the banking sector and later continued to explain the procedures in the banking law also explained the practical aspects of the banking law and described about the litigation and non litigation side of the banking sector. He further clarified doubts about symbolic possession and then started to give us recent notifications by the Reserve bank of India. Stopping the proceedings under the SARFAESI ACT until 2020 January and quarterly reports on NPA accounts. He then started to give us his views on works of Banking Ombudsman and also the Fund Divergence. He also gave career guidance to students on how to create opportunities in the banking sector.Overall, it was a very informative and insightful session.

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The speakers had started the webinar defining what IBC, 2016 was for and meant and briefed about how it works in our economy. The introduction of Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code or IBC was given and we were briefed about how this has put several cases of bankruptcy and insolvency on an accelerated track. They went on to explain as to What is IBC and how this fast road to insolvency resolution has taken hold. They also gave us their detailed views on the Ordinance passed by the Central Government in MARCH 2020 regarding IBC in regards to COVID 19 situation.

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As we all know that our Constitution of India is a mother of all statutes. Entire Nation is bound to follow the Constitution.Health is the most important factor in national development. It is a condition of a person’s physical and mental state and signifies freedom from any disease or pain. Right to health is a vital right without which none can exercise one’s basic human rights. The Government is under obligation to protect the health of the people because there is a close nexus between Health and the quality of life of a person. There are various provisions under the Constitution of India which deal with the Health of the Public at large. The founding fathers of the Indian Constitution rightly inserted Directive principles of State Policy (DPSP) with a view to protect the health of the public at large. Health is the most precious prerequisite for happiness.“Health care is not a privilege. It's right. It's a right as fundamental as civil rights. It's a right as fundamental as giving every child a chance to get a public education.

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Mr. Anuj Kumar, Founder & Editor in Chief of Legal Desire Media & Insights

The session included - Career prospects in Public Policy, Skills required and how to attain them, Step by step guide to make career in public policy and where to apply.

The career prospects with relation to policy making were pointed out to be three and they included Government sector jobs, private sector jobs and non- profit sector jobs.

With respect to skills required to make it in the career included strong knowledge of legal, political, social, economical and technological issues, communication skills, research and data collection and decision making ability. In order to attain these skills, it was suggested that attaining domain authority over a subject, research and drafting are really important.

The highlight of the session was that a step by step guide was delivered by the speaker to develop one’s career in policy making - choose a discipline, attain domain authority, Master degree, Building resume, internships at Public Policy Organisations/NGOs, Commenting on Policy, seeking opportunities.

The speaker also gave some very useful tips on where to apply for opportunities. The session was useful to both students and scholars alike.

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A webinar was delivered by Mr.R.Jaishankar. a Psychiatrist,on CHILDREN MENTAL HEALTH DURING LOCKDOWN. The speaker started the session by putting general advice of children. The psychological impact of lockdown affecting the mental health of children’s day to day activities.The psychological changes of teenagers during lockdown due to hormonal abnormality. Parenting show signs of anxiety through extreme clinginess after their parents return form quarantine. Teenagers are also facing a hard time due to lack of social crust and no privacy at home. Anxiety and stress raises among all age groups from 2 to teens stress and anxiety raise amid corona virus pandemic. Psychosomatic disorder in children (due to positive case in family members) It is normal for children and other family members to have strong reactions such as feeling sad, irritable or confused and having sleeping disorder.

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Mr. Thambi Thamizharasan gave insightful sessions by providing the importance of media and its freedom. He took this in an interactive way by letting the students ask him various questions and answered accordingly. He provided information such as, how a law student can enter into media and also what are all the difficulties we may face once In the session, the speaker enlightened us about the communication learning and the journey of media from the past era. Then he explained about various news and how they express, their format of collecting news and delivering it to common public. He suggested various strategies to improve the speaking and communication skill .

The session was interesting and interactive. Everyone could gain knowledge about this concept in this session.

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Mrs. R. Kanagalakshmi gave an insightful sessions by providing the importance of Legal English and Communication skills. In the introductory session, the speaker enlightened us about the language learning and the journey of English from the past era. Then she explained about the genres of English such as Academic legal English, Judicial Legal English and Legislative Legal English. She also included legal phrases verbs and importance of legal drafting and correlation with legal English. She suggested various strategies to improve the speaking and communication skill and how to use the legal vocabulary during presentations. Also she talked about the need for national and international legal English for law students. The session was interesting and interactive. Everyone could gain knowledge about this concept in this session.

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The whole world has been under an unprecedented lockdown due to COVID-19 outbreak, so a stage has been set up via E-Learning and online examinations.

We took further step to organise our flagship program - “3rd Ever Rolling MEGA MOOT inter-class Competition 2020”, through virtual mode.

The event was scheduled and conducted successfully from June 18th to June 20th 2020 by Saveetha School Of Law, Saveetha Institute of Medical and Technical Sciences.

45 teams were participated in this competition. Each team consists of Two speakers and Two Researchers.

Total number of participants were 180.

There is an eye of justice that sees everything.

— Menander, 4th cent. BC, Ancient Greek dramatist

Hence, each round was adjudged by the bench of multiple judges.

The results were announced by Mr. Puspanathan Wilson, who is a Senior Advocate and has served as the Additional Solicitor General of India and He is a member of Rajya Sabha, the upper house of the Parliament of India from Tamil Nadu.

The 3rd Ever Rolling MEGA MOOT inter-class Competition 2020 was won by the team comprising of Subayoga, Madhubalaji, Visruthi and Rangeela.

The RUNNER UP was team comprising of Leelesh, Srisurthi, Rohit and Aniruddh

The BEST MEMORIAL was drafted by team of Leelesh, Srisurthi, Rohit and Aniruddh.

The BEST RESEARCHER was awarded to Rangeela

The BEST SPEAKER was won by Leelesh

The BEST TRAINER was awards Mrs. Gayathri J

There were around 250 audience connected through Zoom Cloud Application to witness the Finals,

In total the event was grand success.

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Mr.Manuj in the webinar on the Topic "Impact of Covid ' 19 on International Law" Explained about the Commercial Impacts, Legal Impacts Political Impacts and Human Rights Impacts of Corona. He explained about the economic impacts of corona on World Trade, Export Import Policies worldwide, Political Impacts like Cross-Border Rules and Laws, Immigration, Relationship between countries and Legal impacts like changes in IPR laws and policies, Judiciary and Penal law changes worldwide. He also discussed about Impact of Corona on Human Rights and On Right to Life.

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