Practical Legal Training for Government and Law Enforcement

This was another session at the Parliament Library, training officials on the new criminal laws. It is always an enriching experience to deliver these lectures alongside respected legal luminaries and contribute to the awareness of new legislation.

I delivered a lecture during the Second Training Programme on "Newly Enacted Criminal Laws" for Government Officers at the Parliament Library. It is an honor to be part of this series, helping to disseminate knowledge about crucial legal changes.

Seated on the panel during a training program on legislative drafting at the Institute of Constitutional and Parliamentary Studies (ICPS). My session focused on the Evidence Act and Criminal Procedure Code for officials from various ministries and legislative bodies.

A view of the engaged audience during the legislative drafting training program at the Parliament Library building. The questions and discussions that arise in these sessions are a vital part of the learning process for everyone involved.

In September, I taught a session on the Bhartiya Nyaya Sanhita at the Institute of Constitutional and Parliamentary Studies. Teaching is a wonderful opportunity to learn, both through research and the insightful questions posed by the participants.

Presenting a certificate to a participant at the legislative drafting workshop conducted by the Institute of Constitutional and Parliamentary Studies (ICPS). It is rewarding to see officials enhance their skills in this critical area of law.

Posing with a participant who successfully completed the workshop on legislative drafting. My goal in these sessions is to go beyond the surface and empower officials with a deeper understanding of legal competence and drafting principles.

A group photograph with all the participants of the legislative drafting workshop at ICPS. These sessions bring together officials from across the country, fostering a collaborative environment for learning.

A close-up from my desk at the ICPS workshop, showing my nameplate as an Advocate of the Supreme Court of India. My focus was on teaching complex topics like the Doctrine of Pith & Substance and colourable legislation.