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Chanderprabhu Jain College of Higher Studies & School of Law

CONTENTS

Editorial

Cognitive Domain Guest Lectures/PSDA Workshops/FDPs Moot Court Competition Court Visits

Corporate Affairs Industrial Visits Excursion Trips

Cultural Tit-Bits Teachers Day Independence Day Sports

Academic

Accolades

CPJ-CHS Vol. 9 No.2 July - Dec 2014

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Maturing with the life – cycle of CPJ-CHS, we encompass on the true

needs of the students to make them employable & motivate them to

gain the managerial, technical & soft skills along with ethical practices.

Our educational programmes lay emphasis on all round personality

development and also inculcating human values and professional ethics

which help our students become more humane and socially alive to

lead a meaningful life.

It is a matter of great pleasure and satisfaction that CPJ-CHS has come

up with the latest issue of the half yearly CPJ Newsletter. I believe that

the newsletter will serve as a window through which the complete

profile of the academic and co-curricular activities, achievements and

progress made during the stipulated period can be viewed.

Sh. Subhash Chand Jain I deem that our College will continue to serve as platform of academic

excellence relentlessly and persistently.

May Almighty bless us all.

Society is changing rapidly in ways which have a profound impact on

the role of educational institutions. At CPJ-CHS, we have a system of

education where students will neither be deprived nor categorized on the

basis of their economic status, family education or urban/rural

background. If someone has developed a complex or negative mindset

due to adverse environment and childhood, he/she is always helped to

develop the self as an equal partner in education programme and later in

life. The institution is committed to excel at best teaching, best training,

best counseling and best placement for its students. It has alliances and

collaborative partnerships with business, industry, government, courts

and numerous research institutions. It follows a leading model of

innovative approaches for student–centered initiatives as we deliberately

grow to meet the expanding needs of our richly diverse students, alumni and greater community. Kindly

visit our Campus and help us through your valued suggestions to

further improve the system to be more effective and meaningful.

Prof. (Dr.) G.S.Karkara

CHAIRMAN

Sh. Subhash Chand

Jain

GEN. SECRETARY

Sh. Abhishek Jain

EDITORIAL

BOARD

Editor-in-Chief

Prof. (Dr.) G.S.

Karkara

Editor

Mr. Miklesh Yadav

Associate

Editors

Dr. Pushpraj Singh

Dr. K.B. Asthana

Mr. Vishal Rai

Ms. Sakshi Jain

Ms. Anu

Message from

Director

Message from

Chairman

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It is always a pleasure to greet the CPJ family and others through this column of Newsletter.

This issue of Newsletter is highlighting the academic, cultural and other activities at the CPJ

camus from July 2014 to December 2014. Since this period coincides with the commencement

of the new academic session followed by diverse functions and festivities, there is always an

extran enthusiasm that is reflected all through these months. Right from the Orientation day to

the winter break, this period reflects different flavours at the CPJ campus and sure that this

issue shall give a good insight to all these activiteis. Sky is the limit at CPJ and we shall

endevour to scale.

Mr. Yugank Chaturvedi

It gives me immense pleasure to present the latest issue of the half yearly newsletter of CPJ-CHS.

The newsletter will provide an easily accessible medium and a platform for disseminating

information to our faculty in colleges and academic community of our discipline. In this issue, we

recount the various activities in which our faculty members and students were actively involved

during the last semester.

On behalf of Editorial team, I express my sincere gratitude to the Hon’ble Director General,

Director and Director (Corporate Affairs) for their blessings and encouraging attitude in

organizing co-curricular & CETPAC activities in the College. Special thanks are due to the

members of Editorial Board for their valuable efforts in preparation of this newsletter.

Miklesh Prasad Yadav

Message from

Director (Corporate Affairs)

Message from

Editor

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Cognitive Domain

Guest Lecture/PSDA/FDP/Workshop

The Session 2014-15 at CPJ-CHS began with a huge amount of

exhilaration and expectations of the new batch. It was commenced

with an orientation program where a special series of lectures and

interactive sessions were organized for the students on 29th August,

2014.

The Orientation began with the lamp lighting ceremony by hon’ble

MLA Sh Neel Daman Khatri, Director - Prof. (Dr.) G.S Karkara and

Director (Corporate Affairs) – Mr. Yugank Chaturvedi. The welcome

speech was delivered by Mr. Yugank Chaturvedi. The orientation

progressed with a power point presentation capturing the

achievements, results and placements held in CPJ College

throughout the year.

The program was concluded by Director (Corporate Affairs)-

Mr. Yugank Chaturvedi who answered the various queries of

freshers related to the college and its culture and also explained

the importance of discipline, body language, positive attitude

and time management in students’ life. The function was jam-

packed with students along with their peers and parents and

ended with light refreshment. On the whole, the program was

fruitful and the freshers were warmly embraced into the CPJ

family.

Orientation Day

Bouquet Presented By Sh. Subhash Jain To Hon’ble sh. Neel Daman Khatri

Prof.(Dr.) G.S. Karkara With Mr. Yugank Chaturvedi and Mr. S.K,Mohla

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When it comes to applying for a job, the first step

we have to take is to write an attractive CV in order

to make the recruiter feel interested in you. A CV is

one of the most important job-search documents and

this is why we must bear in mind several tips to

make it impressive. Keeping this in mind, CPJ-CHS

organized a guest lecture on the topic “CV Writing”

on 4th September, 2014 for 1st year students of

B.Com and BBA. The speaker for the session was

Mr. Amit Poddar, Senior trainer from the Times Group. He is a seasoned professional having

more than 10 years experience in education industry

and has expertise in preparing students for GD/PI. The

session proceeded further with the guest speaker

appraising the students about essentials of CV writing.

He also explained as to what should be done on the

part of candidate before writing his/her CV. He

elaborated the contents to be covered in a CV. Finally,

the session was concluded by him with the Do &

Don’ts of Resume Writing.

A guest lecture was organized for the students of BCA (3rd &

5th Semester) on 19th September, 2014 on the topic

“Computational Logic”. The guest speaker, Prof. (Dr.)

Sanjay Aggarwal was introduced by Mr. S.S.Paul - HOD

(IT) in his welcome address. Dr. Aggarwal is holding a

prestigious position of the Chairman of National Foundation

for Integrated Learning. He had also been

CV Writing by Mr. Amit Poddar

Students Attending The Guest lecture

Mr. Amit Poddar Sharing His Valuable knowledge

Computational Logic by Prof.(Dr.) Sanjay Aggarwal

Dr. Sanjay Aggarwal Delivering The Lecture

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honored as General Secretary of “India Career Development Association.” He is also the

managing partner of Career and Human Resource Development.

In the lecture, students were tested with their basic level of problem solving techniques apart

from writing a computer program. Various problem

solving techniques were discussed involving the

students in their individual efforts. Dr. Aggarwal

demonstrated that writing a computer program is

nothing but planning to solve that problem. He also

told that the correct analysis of the problem is first

and foremost job. Students showed utmost interest by

their performance and involvement was so much that

the session was extended by one more hour.

CPJ-CHS and School of Law conducted an intra class Moot Court Competition for the 5th

Semester students on 18th September, 2014. The Moot problems focused on Criminal Laws,

Child Abuse and Exploitation. The basic objective of the competition was to inculcate mooting

and arguing skills in the students and expose them to court room proceedings, convention and

etiquettes. The students participated as Judge, Advocate and Court officers which encouraged

them for their further career as an advocate. Amongst the participants, the best mooting prize

was won by Mr. Aditya Kapoor and Mr. Mayur Singhal.

One day Intra Class Quiz Competition was organized for the students of 1st Semester of School

of Law on 19th September, 2014. There were 12 Students shortlisted for Quiz Competition after

conducting a screening test. The event was blessed by the benign presence of Dr. (Prof.) G.S

Intra Class Quiz Competition for B.A.LL.B 5th Semester

Intra Class Quiz Competition B.A,LL.B 1st Semester

Students enhancing their knowledge

About Computational Logic

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Karkara, Director, School of Law as the Chief Guest and the Judges were Ms. Shalini Nagpal

and Ms. Nidhi Sharma (Assistant Professors - Law) who judged the students on the basis of

over all presentation. The Winner of the competition was team B comprising of Swapnil Sinha,

Bharat Chaudhary and Gitanshi Arora and runner up was team A comprising of Dheeraj Sharma,

Sandeep and Anirudh Sharma as the members. The Prizes and Certificates were distributed by

the judges. The event ended with vote of thanks by anchors- Nitika and Bhanu.

Our college sent students on 23rd September, 2014 for National Moot Court held in Five Year

Law College, Jaipur. Our students participated in Jaipur Moot Court to represent the college.

They prepared good memorial and quoted the latest cases. The team that went to Jaipur included

Mr.Prashant Singh (9th Sem), Mr.Saajan Rathi (9th Sem) and Mr.K.P.Shivramakrishna (7th Sem).

They scored 20th position out of 60 teams that took participation. It was a reall tough competition

where in team from all over India participated.

CPJ-CHS organized a guest lecture for the students of

BBA, BBA CAM & B.Com I & II Year, on “Role of

Entrepreneurial Education and Motivation in Shaping

Student’s Career” by Prof. (Dr.) Sanjiv Mittal, Dean

USMS-GGSIP University on 25th September, 2014. The

guest speaker was facilitated with bouquet of flowers

followed by welcome address by Director - Prof. (Dr.)

G.S. Karkara. The guest lecture focused on the

opportunities and challenges in entrepreneurship

Role of Entrepreneurial Education and Motivation in shaping

Students Career by Prof. (Dr.) Sanjiv Mittal

Intra College Moot Court Competition at FYLC, Jaipur

Memento presented By Ms. Deepmala

Jain To Prof. (Dr.) Sanjiv Mittal

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development. The speaker elaborated the fact that entrepreneurs are not born but can be made by

providing proper training and education. Entrepreneur plays a vital role in economic

development and creation of employment in any country. To promote entrepreneurship in the

country, students should be encouraged, motivated and assisted for entrepreneurial education so

that they can be independent as job creators which would help in enhancement of economic

condition of individual, society as well as the nation as a whole.

CPJ-CHS and School of Law organised Seminar on

the topic “Violation of Human Rights of Children”

on 26th September, 2014. The chief guest, Director-

Prof. (Dr.) G.S. Karkara, expressed his view on the

topic and addressed the students and encouraged

them. The event was judged by Mrs. Leena and Mr.

Vijaypal Singh (Assistant Professors of Law). They

judged the speakers on the basis of confidence,

content and overall presentation. The Seminar was

successful with the support of Seminar Committee

members-Ms. Chunauti Anand, Ms. Leena, Ms. Suparna and Ms. Neelam Kumari (Assistant

Professors of Law). Deepshika, BA.LLB 3rd Semester, was declared the best speaker and runner

up speaker was Sakshi. Shubhangi was declared best

researcher while Gopika was declared runner up

researcher. Sharon was declared best Resource

person and Arpit Verma was declared best

Rapporteur. Prizes and certificates were distributed

to the winners and the participants. The event ended

with a vote of thanks by Dr. Arjun Singh, Seminar

convenor.

Intra Class Seminar on Violation of Human Rights of Children

Students participating in Seminar

Hon’ble Director with Law Faculties

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CPJ-CHS organized a guest lecture for the first

year students of BBA(G) & BBA(CAM) on the

topic ‘Manpower Planning-Its Concept and Issues’

on 16th October, 2014 by Dr. Anil Kumar Yadav,

Director, Institute of Applied Manpower Research,

New Delhi. The event was presided over by

Director- Prof.(Dr.) G.S. Karkara, and the Program

Co-ordinator - Ms. Deepmala Jain. The lecture

commenced with a welcome address by Professor

G S Karkara and brief profile introduction by Ms. Gunjan Seth- Assistant Professor. The

esteemed figure in the area of Human Resource, Dr. Anil Kumar Yadav, delivered the lecture on

core terms, core principles, managing human resources capabilities & various current issues.

It was an interactive and phenomenal session. Many students asked questions and shared their

vision on the dynamic and complex

organization environment. Dr. Anil Kumar

Yadav gave many real life examples to make

students understand the concepts well and to

relate them to real time environment. The

session was later on followed by the vote of

thanks proposed by Ms. Gunjan Seth. The

programme came to an end with the

memento felicitation to the honourable

speaker by programme Co-ordinator, Ms.

Deepmala Jain.

Manpower Planning – Its Concept and Issues by Dr. Anil Yadav

Dr. Anil Yadav Sharing His knowledge

Students Attending The Guest lecture

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Chanderprabhu Jain College of Higher Studies

& School of Law organized Court Visit for

students of 1st semester of B.A. LL.B (H) &

BBA LL.B to the Rohini Court from 28th to 31st

October, 2014. During the court visit, the

students visited the Facilitation Centre, Video

Conferencing Room, Mediation Centre, MACT

Court, Family Courts, Civil Courts and

Criminal Courts. The students were taken to

Facilitation Center where they were given a

lecture about profession as a lawyer. This

would be the first point of contact when they

would embark on their career as lawyers. The students were explained about the functioning of

facilitation Center for the purpose of filing new cases, obtaining certified copies and

filing/depositing of court fees and various other miscellaneous functions.

The Court visit team, lead by convener Mr. Vijay Pal Singh and member Dr. K. B. Asthana also

explored the opportunity of organizing Legal-Aid camps under the support/guidance of Delhi

Legal Service Authority and it is envisaged to

hold legal Aid Camp in the near future. On the

last day, i.e., on 31st October, 2014, students went

to Mediation Centre, Rohini Court where a

convincing lecture was given by Dr. Man Mohan

Sharma, Add. District Judge, Mediation Centre,

Rohini Court, Delhi and the students are helped

and learnt from the advocate about the mediation.

The court visit ended with a lot of knowledge

and learning to the students on 31st October,

2014.

Rohini Court Visit

Faculties With Students During Court Visit

A step towards practical exposure

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An Educational Trip for B.A. LL.B (1st

Semester Students) to National Museum

was organized on 1st November, 2014 as

part of prescribed PSDA activities and

the attendance of all the 1st semester

students was compulsory as prescribed

under PSDA Activities guidelines

issued by GGSIPU in this regard. The

trip was conducted by the Faculty

Member Dr. Pushpraj Singh of School

of Law. A total of 143 students

participated in the educational visit. All the students assembled at the entry point of National

Museum at 9.30. am where they were briefed about the National Museum, its different galleries

on ground floor, 1st floor and 2nd floor and regarding the content of the different galleries by Dr.

Pushpraj Singh, Asst. Professor (History) and subsequently they were divided into small groups

to visit the Museum and understand the rich history associated with it.

The National Museum in New Delhi is one of the largest museums in India. Established in 1949,

it holds variety of articles ranging from pre-historic era to modern works of art. Presently, there

are several departments in the National Museum like Pre-History Archaeology, A Manuscripts,

Numismatics & Epigraphy, Paintings, Arms & Armour, Decorative Arts, Central Asian

Antiquities, Pre-Columbian Art, Jewellery, Anthropology, Education, Public Relations

,Publication & Conservation. The educational visit ended at 4 p.m with attendance of the

students present and group photography. This was indeed a thoroughly learning experience for

the students who learnt quite a lot about India’s journey from the pre historical period to the

modern age.

Educational Trip to National Museum

Cpjians At National Museum

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CPJ-CSH & School of Law organized a National Workshop on the topic “Formation of

Contract” on 14th November, 2014 which was attended by more than 150 delegates and graced

by legal luminaries like Prof. (Dr.) Suman Gupta, Director (Students’ Affair), GGS IP

University, Delhi, Prof. (Dr.) Ashwani K. Bansal, Dean, Faculty of Law, Delhi University,

Prof. (Dr.) G.S.Karkara, Director & Principal , CPJ CHS & School of Law, Ms. Firdaus Wani

,Advocate, Supreme Court. Gopika S Kumar, Yogita & Shubhangi (Students of B.A. LL.B)

anchored the workshop to perfection.

The workshop was divided into 4 technical Sessions. The first technical session was chaired by

Prof. (Dr.) Suman Gupta, Director, (Students’ Affair), GGS IP University, as Resource Person,

and Mr. Deepak Sharma (Asst. Prof, Law,CPJ CHS & SOL) as speaker and Dr. Pushpraj

Singh(Asst. Prof, Law,CPJ CHS & SOL) as rapporteur. The theme of 1st technical session was “

Concepts used for entering into Agreement”.

The second technical session was chaired by Ms. Firdaus Wani, Advocate, Supreme Court as

Resource Person and Dr. K.B. Asthana ( Asst. Prof, Law,CPJ CHS & SOL) as speaker and Ms.

Chunauti (Asst. Prof, Law,CPJ CHS & SOL) as rapporteurs. The theme of the second technical

session was “Framing of Marriage Agreements”

The third technical session was chaired by Prof. (Dr.) Ashwani K. Bansal, Dean, Faculty of Law,

Delhi University, as Resource Person and Ms Shweta Goel(Asst. Prof, Law,CPJCHS & SOL) as

speaker and Ms Neha Verma(Asst. Prof, Law,CPJ CHS & SOL) as rapporteur. The theme of

this session was “Capacity to make a Contract”.

The fourth technical session on the theme “Validity of Contract” was chaired by Prof. (Dr.) G.S.

Karkara, Director & Principal, CPJ CHS & School of Law as Resource Person with Ms. Shalini

Nagpal as the rapporteur. Prof Karkara spoke on issues like Lawful Consideration, Free

Consent, Coercion, Undue Influence, Fraud, Misrepresentation & Mistake and this was followed

by a discussion on submitted exercises.

Finally, in the Valedictory Session, Rapporteurs presented their reports and this was followed by

concluding remarks by Prof. (Dr.) G.S. Karkara, Director & Principal, CPJ CHS & School of

Law. The programme ended with a vote of thanks by the Co Conveners of National Workshop -

Dr. K. Asthana & Dr. Pushpraj Singh.

National Workshop on “Formation of Contract”

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Glimpses of NATIONAL WORKSHOP ON “FORMATION OF CONTRACT” 2014

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The management department of CPJ- CHS organized the

Seminar on the topic “Career in Govt. Jobs” for the students of

BBA(G), BBA (CAM) & B.COM(H) on 3rd November, 2014.

The lecture was delivered by Dr. Sunil Dua, Professor, T.I.M.E.

He elaborated the detail information about how the students can

grab the Govt. jobs in banking sector in the next coming years.

He showed the various tables

and charts of the different

posts of Banks which shows their exam pattern, eligibility

criteria, number of posts in different departments like the posts

of Clerical Cadre, PO, Assistants in banks etc. The lecture was

quite interesting and students showed their keen interest. Lot of

questions were raised by the students while showing their

curiosity for getting a job in banking sector. Overall, the

seminar was informative for the students.

Chanderprabhu Jain College of Higher Studies &

School of Law organized a guest lecture on the

topic “Intellectual Property & Cyber Law” on 3rd

November, 2014. Honorable Prof. (Dr) Ashwini

Kumar Bansal , Head & Dean Faculty of Law,

University of Delhi was the Guest of Honour &

Resource Person.

Prof. Ashwini Kumar Bansal discussed various

laws on cyber crimes like provisions under

Information Technology Act 2000, Intellectual

Career in Gov. Jobs by Dr. Sunil Dua

Guest Lecture on IPR & Cyber Law by Prof.(Dr.) Ashwini Bansal

Director Presenting Bouquet To Speaker

Students Attending The Seminar

Times’ Team Briefing The students

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Property Law, Indian Penal Code 1860, Law of Contract and Law of Torts. In his lecture key,

issues addressed were cyber security, hacking,

formation of E- contract, E- commerce and

their enforceability. Prof. Bansal scrutinized

the issues whether present laws are sufficient

to deal with these emerging problems. Finally,

in the interactive session Prof. Bansal

answered all queries raised by students in very

precise manner. The programme ended with a

vote of thanks by the Convenor Dr. Pushpraj

Singh, Assistant Prof. (History).

“Moot Court” is a programme designed to give School of Law students an experience in

advocacy. Mooting is the oral presentation of a legal issues or problems against an opposing

counsel and before a Judge. It is, perhaps, the closest experience that a student can have while

appearing in Court. Our College has been organizing Moot Court Competitions on regular basis

as this motivates the students to participate in such competition organized by several other

Institutions. This year, from 7th to 9th November, 2014, our students got the similar opportunity

to represent CPJ-CHS and School of Law in Moot Court Competition organized by GGSIPU,

Dwarka and Delhi University. Students enthusiastically took part in these competitions and

strived hard to make a strong presence. Our College ended up at 45th rank in competition

arranged by GGSIPU while the team including Sahil Singla, Nikhil Guliani and Anu Berry of 7th

Semester achieved 5th position in Delhi Moot Court Competition.

Inter College Moot Court Competition

CPJians participating in Programme

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PSDA Activities

An Educational Trip for B.A. LL.B (1st Semester

Students) to Qutub Minar was organized on 7th

November, 2014 as prescribed under PSDA

guidelines issued by GGSIPU. The trip was

conducted by the faculty members Dr. Pushpraj Singh

& Dr. K.B. Asthana, School of Law. A total of 165

students participated in this educational visit. All the

students & faculty members assembled at the entry

point of Qutub Minar at 10 am where they were

briefed about the history of Qutub Minar by

Dr. Pushpraj Singh, Asst. Professor (History) and

subsequently they were divided into small groups to

visit the Qutub Complex and understand the rich history associated with it. Qutub Minar is a

soaring, 73m high tower of victory, built in 1193 by Qutab-ud-din Aibak immediately after the

defeat of Delhi's last Hindu kingdom. The tower has five distinct storeys, each marked by a

projecting balcony and tapers from a 15 m diameter at the base to just 2.5 m at the top. The

educational visit ended at 4 p.m with attendance of the students present and group photograph.

This was indeed a thoroughly learning experience for the students who learnt quite a lot about

Sultanate Art & Architecture through this visit.

An FDP is designed to train and develop

faculty in personal and professional

development. FDPs are subject or field

oriented. The College an FDP on

“Multicollinearity: One of the Assumptions of

Regression” on 18th November, 2014. The

workshop started with welcome address by

Educational Trip to Qutub Minar

Director Presenting Bouquet To Dr. Manju Gupta

FDP on Multicollinearity Regression

All Together At Qutub Minar

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Programme Coordinator Ms. Deepmala Jain. Ms Vidhi Tyagi felicitated the guest, Dr. Manju

Gupta with a bouquet. Research is an indispensable part of any academicians’ career since

experienced practitioners are better students. The need for up-to-date knowledge & skills is a

major contributor for the personal growth & professionalism of the academia. The faculty

members had the opportunity to learn the same from Dr. Manju Gupta Associate Professor,

MAIMS. The session started with the discussion on the concept of Regression, its objectives and

types. Concepts such as factor analysis,

CLRM related to multicollineraity were

discussed in detail. The session proceeded

further with practical application of the same

in advanced software such as SPSS, Eviews.

The FDP came to an end with vote of thanks

given by Ms. Dipti Jain, Assistant Professor.

It proved to be an interesting and useful

session for all the faculty members.

On 26th November, 2014, 35 students of 3rd

semester, B.A.LL.B(H) of CPJ-CHS and School of

Law visited the Tihar Jail. The group visited Tihar

under the supervision of Assistant Professors Dr. K.

B. Asthana, Dr. Pushp Raj and Sh. Ramesh Kumar

(Convener) and reached the Jail premises at 11.30

am. They had to undergo strict security checks at

various stages. The team was welcomed by Sh.

Jorawar Singh who then briefed them about the

various facilities provided to the jail inmates. Various trades were taught in the Jail Factory in

Jail No.2 both for convicts as well as under trials. This includes pen manufacturing, book

binding, manure making, screen printing, envelope making, tailoring and cutting, shoe-making

etc. which has not only resulted in learning a trade but also provided monetary gains to the

prisoners. It was a very memorable and enriching experience for the students.

Tihar Jail Visit

Faculties with students At Prision Headquarter

Hon’ble Speaker with Faculties

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CPJ-CHS and School of Law organized a film screeing session on 5th December, 2014 for the

students of BA.LL..B 1st Semester as a part of

prescribed personal skill development activities

guidelines issued by GGSIPU in this regard. There

were three movies selected for screening namely

“DOR”, “Gods must be Crazy “and “Roshoman”

related with social, historical and other dimensions

of life. The movie screening was organized by Dr.

Jaipal Arya and Dr. Pushpraj. Screening of the

movie was followed by a general discussion among the audience regarding the various aspects of

the movie. Students and faculty members present at the screening of the film were greatly

influenced by the portrayal of lively characters in this famous movie and learnt an important

lesson of social and emotional qualities.

A Moot Court was organized in our college for BBA LLB 1st semester students on 5th December,

2014. The moot court problem was related to Law of Contract. All the students were divided in

3 teams as A, B and C. In team A from the plaintiff’s side - Deepanwita , Swapnil Sinha, Pooja

Gupta , in team B-Dheeraj Sharma , Sachi Jain, Anjali Behl and in team C Tanay Mishra, Vinay,

Gaurav Goyal were participants while from the side of defendant , in team A- Priyanka Goel,

Ankit Mittal, Sandeep, in team B - Priyanka Aggarwal, Aditya Mishra, Mukul Kanojia and in

team C Vishal Singh, Aashish Talwar and Naman participated. Students were really excited for

their first moot in college and their participation was really amazing. Dr. Roopa Sharma was

Judge for the Moot Court. The performance of students was tremendously good. Their

confidence level was so high and their research work over the moot problem was excellent and it

was really difficult to judge them. However, Team A (plaintiff) was declared as 1st best team and

team C (plaintiff) was 2nd best team. Swapnil Sinha got prize for 1st position as best mooter and

Dheeraj Sharma got 2nd prize while Sandeep was declared as best researcher.

Film Screening

Moot Court Competition

Faculties and Students in Film Screening

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Our college sent students for International Moot

Court held in Jaipur National University, Jaipur. Our

students went to Jaipur to represent the College for

Moot Court Competition. The Moot Court problem

was based on International Banking and Investment

Law. They prepared good memorial and quoted the

latest cases. The team that went to Jaipur included (1)

Prashi Tyagi [5th Sem] (2) Harsha Grewal [5th Sem]

(3) Sakshi Dua [3rd Sem]. Students presented very

confidently and mooted very well. A good job has been done by our college students and they

ended up with 17th position out of 30 teams that took participation in International Moot Court.

A visit to National Lok Adalat was organized by our college for law students on 6th December,

2014. A total of 33 students visited the ‘National Lok Adalat’ organised at the Supreme Court of

India , under the supervision of Dr. K.B. Asthana, Dr. Pushpraj Singh and Mr. Vijay Pal Singh.

Lok Adalat is a system of alternative dispute

resolution developed in India. It roughly

means "People's court". The idea of Lok

Adalat was mainly advocated by Justice P.N.

Bhagwati, former Chief Justice of India.

The Lok Adalat started at 10:00 am and was

inaugurated by Supreme Court judge

Honourable Justice A. R. Dave and in the apex

court itself, 28 out of 53 cases were settled by

three benches.

Visit To National Lok Adalat At Supreme Court of India

International Moot Court Competition in Jai Pur National University

Students With Faculties At National Lok Adalat

Faculties With Students In JNU

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Justice Dave said it is the best and cheap mode to resolve disputes as both the fighting parties

come to a mutually acceptable solution and they do not have to wait for years to get their cases

decided in court. The cases which were taken up ranged from family disputes, matrimonial cases,

motor accident claims, bank recoveries, petty criminal matters, revenue matters, disbursements

under MNREGA and other welfare schemes. Students were very keen to observe the court

proceedings and learnt a lot.

Competition on social issues is the best way to spread awareness among students. Keeping this in mind,

a declamation competition on “Anti Tobacco” was organized by CPJ-CHS on 20th October, 2014.

Students of BBA, BBA (CAM), B.A,LL.B (H) and B.COM (H) participated in debate competition

with full enthusiasm and passion. Students shared knowledgeable information to the people and they

tried to bring attention towards harmful effects of smoking cigarettes and chewing tobacco. Each

participant rose to the occasion to defend their argument. All students enthusiastically put forward their

points. The content, presentation, pronunciation and expression of all the students were remarkable.

Thus by this competition, CPJ-CHS tried to take a step forward towards elimination of tobacco

consumption to eradicate this evil from society. At the end of event, result was announced. Dhruv,

student of B.A.LL.B (1st Semester) took away the best speaker trophy. The prize for the 1st runner up

went to Sharan Banga of B.A.LL.B(5th Semester) and 2nd runner up to Prashi Tyagi of B.A.LL.B (5th

Semester).

Declamation Competition on Anti tobacco

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Cultural Tit-Bits

We celebrate Teacher’s day every year throughout

the country on 5th September. Students express their

gratitude and appreciation for their teachers on this

day. The day is celebrated in honour of Dr. Sarvepalli

Radhakrishnan, a great educator, scholar and

philosopher. A remarkable function in connection

with Teachers’ day was celebrated on 5th September,

2014 in CPJ-CHS. The function commenced with

Saraswati Vanadana and lighting of lamp to seek the

blessing from Saraswati Goddess by Director - Prof.

G.S. Karkara, Director Corporate Affairs - Mr.

Yugank Chaturvedi and Programme Coordinator - Ms Deepmala Jain. The Director in his

presidential address said that the teachers give light to students and they dispel darkness and

ignorance in and around us. Marking respect and reverence, the entertainment was geared up to

the next level with the Tambola game. The entire faculty participated in Tambola game. The

programme ended with the dedication for the teachers by the messages and in the last, gifts were

given to them.

Teacher’s Day

Hon’ble Director, Director Corporate Affairs

and CAO Worshiping Goddess Sarswati

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Acquiescence from the management of Parle- G

Industries, Bahadurgarh, Haryana paved the way for

Industrial Visit of the BBA(G) 1st Year Sec.A and Sec.

B and BBA(CAM) 1st Year students of Management

stream of CPJ-CHS, on 8th November, 5th December

and 6th December, 2014. The students were

accompanied by four faculty members- Mr. Nitin

Gandhi, Mr. Shaoan Sarkar, Dr. Urvashi Ghai and Ms.

Shradha Jain. They were welcomed by members of

Parle-G and elaborated about the details of the

company. Students were not only exposed to the

production function of the organization but also appraised about the marketing, financial aspects

and quality control procedure of the organization. It was a fruitful experience and students

gained a lot in terms of understanding management philosophy & practice of a well established

and renowned company.

An excursion trip to Wonders of World (WOW)

was organized for the second year students of BBA

(CAM) and BCOM (H) on 4th October, 2014.

Students left the College around 10:00 AM in the

college bus and reached the WOW around 11:30

AM. The WOW trip had 50 participants and it was

a great experience for the students as it is City’s

most entertaining destination, Worlds of Wonder.

Industrial Visit to Parle G

An Excursion Trip to Wonder s of World

Ms. Deepmala Jain At Wonders of World

Students And Faculties At Parle G

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It’s one of the most exciting and sought after amusement park in Delhi and NCR. The park is

divided into two zones, the Road Show zone and the La Fiesta zone. Apart from the international

rides available, Worlds of Wonder also has wide array of indoor as well as outdoor activities,

boating being the most popular of all. On the whole, students had a lot of fun in water and

swings, a refreshing change from routine life where they could just relax and enjoyed a good

time.

The idea of Swachhata Abhiyan mooted by the Prime

Minister Shri Narendra Modi is as commendable as the

selection of the day for its launch on 2nd October, the Birth

Anniversary of the Father of the Nation. Mahatma Gandhi

himself practiced and preached lessons of cleanliness.

Gandhiyan vision of cleanliness oozes out of his

Experiments with Truth. We have to keep our

surroundings clean in order to stay clean. We need to stay

clean to make room for a clean mind, free from falsehood,

dishonesty, deceit and violence. It is in a clean body with

clean thinking that a clean Atma the soul dwells.

Keeping this in mind, CPJ-CHS & School of Law

celebrated Swachhta Abhiyan on 2nd October, 2014

with great fervour at its premises.The day started

with welcome address delivered by Chief

Administrative Officer, Mr. S.K. Mohla, followed

by Oath taking ceremony. Afterwards Campus

surroundings were inspected to check further scope

of improvement.The day ended with resolutions in

mind that we will remain committed towards

cleanliness and devote time for this.

Swachha Bharat Abhiyan

CPJians Taking Oath

CPJians’ Step Towards Swachha Abhiyan

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With the advent of the month of August, all of us are filled with a zeal and enthusiasm to express

the feeling of unity and secularism as we participate in the celebrations for our Country.

Chanderprabhu Jain College of Higher Studies and School of Law celebrated Independence Day

in the College premises on 14th August, 2014. All students and staff members gathered near the

flag pole in the afternoon. Everyone was happy and was eager to participate in the Independence

Day celebration. The Director- Prof. G. S. Karkara delivered a speech and threw light on the

historical importance of this day and performed the flag hoisting ceremony. The Director and

Corporate Affairs - Mr. Yugank Chaturvedi expressed his thoughts on the significance of

Independence Day celebration. Everyone stood in attention to give salute to the flag and our

national anthem ‘Jan Gan Man’ was sung in unison with great pride and honor. It was indeed a

day of joy, love and respect for the country and the students urged to make India a better place

for Indians to live and to experience the freedom, peace and unity in diversity.

CPJCHS-SOL organized an Intra College Volleyball

tournament on 4th September, 2014. The tournament was a

huge success where various teams from different departments

of our college participated with full zeal and enthusiasm. The

Volley ball match inspired a great crowd and a tough

competition ensured between four different teams from

various streams and the prize was bagged by a team led by

Rishabh Tyagi of BCOM 3rd Sem. The tournament was

successfully organized by the faculty Co-ordinators Mr. Sunil Kumar & Mr. Sachin Jindal

(Assistant Professor, Management) and ended with a positive team spirit.

Independence Day

Intra College Volleyball Competition

Students playing Volleyball

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GGSIPU organized a football tournament on 6th September, 2014. There were 32 teams from

different colleges who participated in this tournament. CPJCHS-SOL Football team participated

and showed their best of enthusiasm and zeal in the tournament. Although we lost by 1-0

against Northern India College of Engineering but still our students played well and decided to

hit the ground next time with more of practice and spirit.

GGSIPU organized a Cricket tournament on 5th October, 2014. There were 32 teams from

different colleges who participated in this tournament. CPJCHS- SOL Cricket team

participated and showed their best of enthusiasm and zeal in the tournament. CPJCHS-SOL

Cricket team participated and won the first and second round against best teams of the

tournament. They reached to the third round of the tournament but unfortunately, lost in third

round. Although they lost by 10 run against RDIAS but still our students played well and

decided to hit the ground next time with more of practice and spirit.

Winning summary of team is as follows:-

1st Round won by 4 wickets against

DIRD

2nd Round won by 20 runs against

MAIMS.

3rd Round lost by 1 Run against RDIAS.

Inter College Football Tournament

Cricket Tournament

Focus Please

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CLASS CLASS

CORDINATORS ACADEMIC REPRESENTATIVES CLASS REPRESENTATIVES

BCA IA Ms. Anju Pushkar Arushi Kritika Pulkit

BCA IIIA Ms. S. Sarkar Nutan Jain Abhishek Harsh Nisha

BCA VA Mr. Deepak Sharma Abhishek Taneja Ayushi Manisha Sunny

BCA VB Ms. Anju Aggarwal Prachi Mittal Gagan Gupta Harsh Ishita

B.COM (H) I Ms. Sakshi Jain Kashish Grover Ashina Akshit Bhardwaj Anshul Jain

B.COM (H) III Ms. Nisha Jindal Vishaka Aman Dargan Varsha Garvit

BBA IA Mr. Vishal Rai Kanupriya Yogesh Priya Pranshu

BBA IB Ms. Hema Aman Pasricha Sonali Aayush Shubham Jain

BBA IIIA Mr. Nitin Gandhi Mansi Gupta Feroz Hassan Sonali Verma Akshit Jain

BBA III B Mr. Natasha Neeraj Vishakha Meenakshi Saloni

BBA VA Ms. Ritu Mathur Bharthi Vishar Praveen Ravi

CAM IA Dr. Urvashi Akash Gupta Gayan Rishabh Gojia Sudhanshu

CAM IIIA Ms. Gunjan Akash Arora Isha Sahota Ranjan Taneja Ankit Saini

CAM VA Mr.Sachin Ankit Saini Ratika Divanshu Kala Piyush

LIST OF AR & CR

ACADEMIC ACCOLADES

NEHA GANDHI

BBA (GEN) 6th Sem. 86%

SHIVANI

BBA (CAM) 6th Sem. 84.6%

DRISHTI ARORA

BCA 6th Sem. 85.4%

ABHILASHA

BBA (GEN) 4th Sem. 83.2%

ABHISHEK KHANEJA

BCA 4th Sem. 86%

RATIKA

BBA (CAM) 4th Sem. 80.63%

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PARUL KAUSHAL

B.A.LL.B(H) 2nd Sem. 83.57%

POOJA JINDAL

B.A.LL.B(H) 6th Sem. 81 %

HIMANI SINGH

B.A.LL.B(H) 4th Sem. 79.14%

ANSHUL JAIN

B.COM(H) 2nd Sem. 85.4%

KARRON.S.DHINGRA

B.A.LL.B(H) 8th Sem. 81.66%

DILIP

BBA (GEN) 2nd Sem. 81.4%

SURUCHI

BBA (CAM) 2nd Sem. 81.4%

NUTAN JAIN

BCA 2nd Sem. 85.88%

ACADEMIC ACCOLADES

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Chanderprabhu Jain College of Higher Studies & School of Law (Affiliated to Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University)

(An ISO 9001:2008 Certified Quality Institute Approved by Govt. of NCT of Delhi)

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