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A seminar was organised by the Legal Literacy and Electoral Clubs on the importance of the Constitution and on the occasion of National Girl Child Day. Guest speaker Surender Kumar, Additional District and Sessions Judge, captivated the audience with a...

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Updated At : 06:34 AM Jan 29, 2025 IST

A seminar was organised by the Legal Literacy and Electoral Clubs on the importance of the Constitution and on the occasion of National Girl Child Day. Guest speaker Surender Kumar, Additional District and Sessions Judge, captivated the audience with a comprehensive disclosure on the history of the Constitution along with our Fundamental Rights and Duties. He made the students aware of the various judicial exams and career opportunities in the field of law. He concluded by talking about the importance of National Girl Child Day.

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