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    “Orientation on Access to Justice Held at Campus Law Centre” 03.09.2025

    The Orientation Programme on the theme “Access to Justice: Linking Campus to Community Solutions” was held on 3rd September 2025 at the Campus Law Centre, University of Delhi. The Guest of Honour, Shri Rajeev Bansal, Ld. Member Secretary, DSLSA, delivered the special address in the presence of the Hon’ble Chief Guest, Shri Dharmesh Sharma, Former Judge, Delhi High Court, Prof. (Dr.) Anju Vali Tikoo, Dean, Faculty of Law, Prof. (Dr.) Gunjan Gupta, Professor-in-Charge, and other distinguished faculty members.

    Shri Bansal emphasized that justice was not confined to courtrooms or law books but lived in every corner where people were denied a voice. He highlighted that legal aid acted as the bridge between law and the people, and DSLSA remained committed to this mission through awareness camps, para-legal volunteers, and legal service advocates. He underlined the crucial role of law students, calling them future lawyers, judges, legislators, and reformers, and encouraged their active participation in literacy drives, awareness campaigns, legal research, and community outreach.
    He further expressed gratitude to the Chief Guest, faculty members, and the Legal Aid Society for their contribution towards strengthening legal education and social justice. Concluding his address, he invoked Benjamin Franklin’s words, urging students to turn their outrage into action, to use their legal knowledge as an instrument of service, and to transform their academic journey into a moral and civic mission. Approx 80 Law students were present there in the hall of Campus Law Centre.

    The Orientation Programme on the theme “Access to Justice: Linking Campus to Community Solutions” was held on 3rd September 2025 at the Campus Law Centre, University of Delhi. The Guest of Honour, Shri Rajeev Bansal, Ld. Member Secretary, DSLSA, delivered the special address in the presence of the Hon’ble Chief Guest, Shri Dharmesh Sharma, Former Judge, Delhi High Court, Prof. (Dr.) Anju Vali Tikoo, Dean, Faculty of Law, Prof. (Dr.) Gunjan Gupta, Professor-in-Charge, and other distinguished faculty members. Shri Bansal emphasized that justice was not confined to courtrooms or law books but lived in every corner where people were denied a voice. He highlighted that legal aid acted as the bridge between law and the people, and DSLSA remained committed to this mission through awareness camps, para-legal volunteers, and legal service advocates. He underlined the crucial role of law students, calling them future lawyers, judges, legislators, and reformers, and encouraged their active participation in literacy drives, awareness campaigns, legal research, and community outreach. He further expressed gratitude to the Chief Guest, faculty members, and the Legal Aid Society for their contribution towards strengthening legal education and social justice. Concluding his address, he invoked Benjamin Franklin’s words, urging students to turn their outrage into action, to use their legal knowledge as an instrument of service, and to transform their academic journey into a moral and civic mission. Approx 80 Law students were present there in the hall of Campus Law Centre.

    He further expressed gratitude to the Chief Guest, faculty members, and the Legal Aid Society for their contribution towards strengthening legal education and social justice. Concluding his address, he invoked Benjamin Franklin’s words, urging students to turn their outrage into action, to use their legal knowledge as an instrument of service, and to transform their academic journey into a moral and civic mission. Approx 80 Law students were present there in the hall of Campus Law Centre.

    The Orientation Programme on the theme “Access to Justice: Linking Campus to Community Solutions” was held on 3rd September 2025 at the Campus Law Centre, University of Delhi. The Guest of Honour, Shri Rajeev Bansal, Ld. Member Secretary, DSLSA, delivered the special address in the presence of the Hon’ble Chief Guest, Shri Dharmesh Sharma, Former Judge, Delhi High Court, Prof. (Dr.) Anju Vali Tikoo, Dean, Faculty of Law, Prof. (Dr.) Gunjan Gupta, Professor-in-Charge, and other distinguished faculty members. Shri Bansal emphasized that justice was not confined to courtrooms or law books but lived in every corner where people were denied a voice. He highlighted that legal aid acted as the bridge between law and the people, and DSLSA remained committed to this mission through awareness camps, para-legal volunteers, and legal service advocates. He underlined the crucial role of law students, calling them future lawyers, judges, legislators, and reformers, and encouraged their active participation in literacy drives, awareness campaigns, legal research, and community outreach. He further expressed gratitude to the Chief Guest, faculty members, and the Legal Aid Society for their contribution towards strengthening legal education and social justice. Concluding his address, he invoked Benjamin Franklin’s words, urging students to turn their outrage into action, to use their legal knowledge as an instrument of service, and to transform their academic journey into a moral and civic mission. Approx 80 Law students were present there in the hall of Campus Law Centre.

    The Orientation Programme on the theme “Access to Justice: Linking Campus to Community Solutions” was held on 3rd September 2025 at the Campus Law Centre, University of Delhi. The Guest of Honour, Shri Rajeev Bansal, Ld. Member Secretary, DSLSA, delivered the special address in the presence of the Hon’ble Chief Guest, Shri Dharmesh Sharma, Former Judge, Delhi High Court, Prof. (Dr.) Anju Vali Tikoo, Dean, Faculty of Law, Prof. (Dr.) Gunjan Gupta, Professor-in-Charge, and other distinguished faculty members. Shri Bansal emphasized that justice was not confined to courtrooms or law books but lived in every corner where people were denied a voice. He highlighted that legal aid acted as the bridge between law and the people, and DSLSA remained committed to this mission through awareness camps, para-legal volunteers, and legal service advocates. He underlined the crucial role of law students, calling them future lawyers, judges, legislators, and reformers, and encouraged their active participation in literacy drives, awareness campaigns, legal research, and community outreach. He further expressed gratitude to the Chief Guest, faculty members, and the Legal Aid Society for their contribution towards strengthening legal education and social justice. Concluding his address, he invoked Benjamin Franklin’s words, urging students to turn their outrage into action, to use their legal knowledge as an instrument of service, and to transform their academic journey into a moral and civic mission. Approx 80 Law students were present there in the hall of Campus Law Centre.

    The Orientation Programme on the theme “Access to Justice: Linking Campus to Community Solutions” was held on 3rd September 2025 at the Campus Law Centre, University of Delhi. The Guest of Honour, Shri Rajeev Bansal, Ld. Member Secretary, DSLSA, delivered the special address in the presence of the Hon’ble Chief Guest, Shri Dharmesh Sharma, Former Judge, Delhi High Court, Prof. (Dr.) Anju Vali Tikoo, Dean, Faculty of Law, Prof. (Dr.) Gunjan Gupta, Professor-in-Charge, and other distinguished faculty members. Shri Bansal emphasized that justice was not confined to courtrooms or law books but lived in every corner where people were denied a voice. He highlighted that legal aid acted as the bridge between law and the people, and DSLSA remained committed to this mission through awareness camps, para-legal volunteers, and legal service advocates. He underlined the crucial role of law students, calling them future lawyers, judges, legislators, and reformers, and encouraged their active participation in literacy drives, awareness campaigns, legal research, and community outreach. He further expressed gratitude to the Chief Guest, faculty members, and the Legal Aid Society for their contribution towards strengthening legal education and social justice. Concluding his address, he invoked Benjamin Franklin’s words, urging students to turn their outrage into action, to use their legal knowledge as an instrument of service, and to transform their academic journey into a moral and civic mission. Approx 80 Law students were present there in the hall of Campus Law Centre.

    The Orientation Programme on the theme “Access to Justice: Linking Campus to Community Solutions” was held on 3rd September 2025 at the Campus Law Centre, University of Delhi. The Guest of Honour, Shri Rajeev Bansal, Ld. Member Secretary, DSLSA, delivered the special address in the presence of the Hon’ble Chief Guest, Shri Dharmesh Sharma, Former Judge, Delhi High Court, Prof. (Dr.) Anju Vali Tikoo, Dean, Faculty of Law, Prof. (Dr.) Gunjan Gupta, Professor-in-Charge, and other distinguished faculty members. Shri Bansal emphasized that justice was not confined to courtrooms or law books but lived in every corner where people were denied a voice. He highlighted that legal aid acted as the bridge between law and the people, and DSLSA remained committed to this mission through awareness camps, para-legal volunteers, and legal service advocates. He underlined the crucial role of law students, calling them future lawyers, judges, legislators, and reformers, and encouraged their active participation in literacy drives, awareness campaigns, legal research, and community outreach. He further expressed gratitude to the Chief Guest, faculty members, and the Legal Aid Society for their contribution towards strengthening legal education and social justice. Concluding his address, he invoked Benjamin Franklin’s words, urging students to turn their outrage into action, to use their legal knowledge as an instrument of service, and to transform their academic journey into a moral and civic mission. Approx 80 Law students were present there in the hall of Campus Law Centre.

    The Orientation Programme on the theme “Access to Justice: Linking Campus to Community Solutions” was held on 3rd September 2025 at the Campus Law Centre, University of Delhi. The Guest of Honour, Shri Rajeev Bansal, Ld. Member Secretary, DSLSA, delivered the special address in the presence of the Hon’ble Chief Guest, Shri Dharmesh Sharma, Former Judge, Delhi High Court, Prof. (Dr.) Anju Vali Tikoo, Dean, Faculty of Law, Prof. (Dr.) Gunjan Gupta, Professor-in-Charge, and other distinguished faculty members. Shri Bansal emphasized that justice was not confined to courtrooms or law books but lived in every corner where people were denied a voice. He highlighted that legal aid acted as the bridge between law and the people, and DSLSA remained committed to this mission through awareness camps, para-legal volunteers, and legal service advocates. He underlined the crucial role of law students, calling them future lawyers, judges, legislators, and reformers, and encouraged their active participation in literacy drives, awareness campaigns, legal research, and community outreach. He further expressed gratitude to the Chief Guest, faculty members, and the Legal Aid Society for their contribution towards strengthening legal education and social justice. Concluding his address, he invoked Benjamin Franklin’s words, urging students to turn their outrage into action, to use their legal knowledge as an instrument of service, and to transform their academic journey into a moral and civic mission. Approx 80 Law students were present there in the hall of Campus Law Centre.

    The Orientation Programme on the theme “Access to Justice: Linking Campus to Community Solutions” was held on 3rd September 2025 at the Campus Law Centre, University of Delhi. The Guest of Honour, Shri Rajeev Bansal, Ld. Member Secretary, DSLSA, delivered the special address in the presence of the Hon’ble Chief Guest, Shri Dharmesh Sharma, Former Judge, Delhi High Court, Prof. (Dr.) Anju Vali Tikoo, Dean, Faculty of Law, Prof. (Dr.) Gunjan Gupta, Professor-in-Charge, and other distinguished faculty members. Shri Bansal emphasized that justice was not confined to courtrooms or law books but lived in every corner where people were denied a voice. He highlighted that legal aid acted as the bridge between law and the people, and DSLSA remained committed to this mission through awareness camps, para-legal volunteers, and legal service advocates. He underlined the crucial role of law students, calling them future lawyers, judges, legislators, and reformers, and encouraged their active participation in literacy drives, awareness campaigns, legal research, and community outreach. He further expressed gratitude to the Chief Guest, faculty members, and the Legal Aid Society for their contribution towards strengthening legal education and social justice. Concluding his address, he invoked Benjamin Franklin’s words, urging students to turn their outrage into action, to use their legal knowledge as an instrument of service, and to transform their academic journey into a moral and civic mission. Approx 80 Law students were present there in the hall of Campus Law Centre.

    The Orientation Programme on the theme “Access to Justice: Linking Campus to Community Solutions” was held on 3rd September 2025 at the Campus Law Centre, University of Delhi. The Guest of Honour, Shri Rajeev Bansal, Ld. Member Secretary, DSLSA, delivered the special address in the presence of the Hon’ble Chief Guest, Shri Dharmesh Sharma, Former Judge, Delhi High Court, Prof. (Dr.) Anju Vali Tikoo, Dean, Faculty of Law, Prof. (Dr.) Gunjan Gupta, Professor-in-Charge, and other distinguished faculty members. Shri Bansal emphasized that justice was not confined to courtrooms or law books but lived in every corner where people were denied a voice. He highlighted that legal aid acted as the bridge between law and the people, and DSLSA remained committed to this mission through awareness camps, para-legal volunteers, and legal service advocates. He underlined the crucial role of law students, calling them future lawyers, judges, legislators, and reformers, and encouraged their active participation in literacy drives, awareness campaigns, legal research, and community outreach. He further expressed gratitude to the Chief Guest, faculty members, and the Legal Aid Society for their contribution towards strengthening legal education and social justice. Concluding his address, he invoked Benjamin Franklin’s words, urging students to turn their outrage into action, to use their legal knowledge as an instrument of service, and to transform their academic journey into a moral and civic mission. Approx 80 Law students were present there in the hall of Campus Law Centre.

    The Orientation Programme on the theme “Access to Justice: Linking Campus to Community Solutions” was held on 3rd September 2025 at the Campus Law Centre, University of Delhi. The Guest of Honour, Shri Rajeev Bansal, Ld. Member Secretary, DSLSA, delivered the special address in the presence of the Hon’ble Chief Guest, Shri Dharmesh Sharma, Former Judge, Delhi High Court, Prof. (Dr.) Anju Vali Tikoo, Dean, Faculty of Law, Prof. (Dr.) Gunjan Gupta, Professor-in-Charge, and other distinguished faculty members. Shri Bansal emphasized that justice was not confined to courtrooms or law books but lived in every corner where people were denied a voice. He highlighted that legal aid acted as the bridge between law and the people, and DSLSA remained committed to this mission through awareness camps, para-legal volunteers, and legal service advocates. He underlined the crucial role of law students, calling them future lawyers, judges, legislators, and reformers, and encouraged their active participation in literacy drives, awareness campaigns, legal research, and community outreach. He further expressed gratitude to the Chief Guest, faculty members, and the Legal Aid Society for their contribution towards strengthening legal education and social justice. Concluding his address, he invoked Benjamin Franklin’s words, urging students to turn their outrage into action, to use their legal knowledge as an instrument of service, and to transform their academic journey into a moral and civic mission. Approx 80 Law students were present there in the hall of Campus Law Centre.

    The Orientation Programme on the theme “Access to Justice: Linking Campus to Community Solutions” was held on 3rd September 2025 at the Campus Law Centre, University of Delhi. The Guest of Honour, Shri Rajeev Bansal, Ld. Member Secretary, DSLSA, delivered the special address in the presence of the Hon’ble Chief Guest, Shri Dharmesh Sharma, Former Judge, Delhi High Court, Prof. (Dr.) Anju Vali Tikoo, Dean, Faculty of Law, Prof. (Dr.) Gunjan Gupta, Professor-in-Charge, and other distinguished faculty members. Shri Bansal emphasized that justice was not confined to courtrooms or law books but lived in every corner where people were denied a voice. He highlighted that legal aid acted as the bridge between law and the people, and DSLSA remained committed to this mission through awareness camps, para-legal volunteers, and legal service advocates. He underlined the crucial role of law students, calling them future lawyers, judges, legislators, and reformers, and encouraged their active participation in literacy drives, awareness campaigns, legal research, and community outreach. He further expressed gratitude to the Chief Guest, faculty members, and the Legal Aid Society for their contribution towards strengthening legal education and social justice. Concluding his address, he invoked Benjamin Franklin’s words, urging students to turn their outrage into action, to use their legal knowledge as an instrument of service, and to transform their academic journey into a moral and civic mission. Approx 80 Law students were present there in the hall of Campus Law Centre.

    The Orientation Programme on the theme “Access to Justice: Linking Campus to Community Solutions” was held on 3rd September 2025 at the Campus Law Centre, University of Delhi. The Guest of Honour, Shri Rajeev Bansal, Ld. Member Secretary, DSLSA, delivered the special address in the presence of the Hon’ble Chief Guest, Shri Dharmesh Sharma, Former Judge, Delhi High Court, Prof. (Dr.) Anju Vali Tikoo, Dean, Faculty of Law, Prof. (Dr.) Gunjan Gupta, Professor-in-Charge, and other distinguished faculty members. Shri Bansal emphasized that justice was not confined to courtrooms or law books but lived in every corner where people were denied a voice. He highlighted that legal aid acted as the bridge between law and the people, and DSLSA remained committed to this mission through awareness camps, para-legal volunteers, and legal service advocates. He underlined the crucial role of law students, calling them future lawyers, judges, legislators, and reformers, and encouraged their active participation in literacy drives, awareness campaigns, legal research, and community outreach. He further expressed gratitude to the Chief Guest, faculty members, and the Legal Aid Society for their contribution towards strengthening legal education and social justice. Concluding his address, he invoked Benjamin Franklin’s words, urging students to turn their outrage into action, to use their legal knowledge as an instrument of service, and to transform their academic journey into a moral and civic mission. Approx 80 Law students were present there in the hall of Campus Law Centre.

    The Orientation Programme on the theme “Access to Justice: Linking Campus to Community Solutions” was held on 3rd September 2025 at the Campus Law Centre, University of Delhi. The Guest of Honour, Shri Rajeev Bansal, Ld. Member Secretary, DSLSA, delivered the special address in the presence of the Hon’ble Chief Guest, Shri Dharmesh Sharma, Former Judge, Delhi High Court, Prof. (Dr.) Anju Vali Tikoo, Dean, Faculty of Law, Prof. (Dr.) Gunjan Gupta, Professor-in-Charge, and other distinguished faculty members. Shri Bansal emphasized that justice was not confined to courtrooms or law books but lived in every corner where people were denied a voice. He highlighted that legal aid acted as the bridge between law and the people, and DSLSA remained committed to this mission through awareness camps, para-legal volunteers, and legal service advocates. He underlined the crucial role of law students, calling them future lawyers, judges, legislators, and reformers, and encouraged their active participation in literacy drives, awareness campaigns, legal research, and community outreach. He further expressed gratitude to the Chief Guest, faculty members, and the Legal Aid Society for their contribution towards strengthening legal education and social justice. Concluding his address, he invoked Benjamin Franklin’s words, urging students to turn their outrage into action, to use their legal knowledge as an instrument of service, and to transform their academic journey into a moral and civic mission. Approx 80 Law students were present there in the hall of Campus Law Centre.

    The Orientation Programme on the theme “Access to Justice: Linking Campus to Community Solutions” was held on 3rd September 2025 at the Campus Law Centre, University of Delhi. The Guest of Honour, Shri Rajeev Bansal, Ld. Member Secretary, DSLSA, delivered the special address in the presence of the Hon’ble Chief Guest, Shri Dharmesh Sharma, Former Judge, Delhi High Court, Prof. (Dr.) Anju Vali Tikoo, Dean, Faculty of Law, Prof. (Dr.) Gunjan Gupta, Professor-in-Charge, and other distinguished faculty members. Shri Bansal emphasized that justice was not confined to courtrooms or law books but lived in every corner where people were denied a voice. He highlighted that legal aid acted as the bridge between law and the people, and DSLSA remained committed to this mission through awareness camps, para-legal volunteers, and legal service advocates. He underlined the crucial role of law students, calling them future lawyers, judges, legislators, and reformers, and encouraged their active participation in literacy drives, awareness campaigns, legal research, and community outreach. He further expressed gratitude to the Chief Guest, faculty members, and the Legal Aid Society for their contribution towards strengthening legal education and social justice. Concluding his address, he invoked Benjamin Franklin’s words, urging students to turn their outrage into action, to use their legal knowledge as an instrument of service, and to transform their academic journey into a moral and civic mission. Approx 80 Law students were present there in the hall of Campus Law Centre.

    The Orientation Programme on the theme “Access to Justice: Linking Campus to Community Solutions” was held on 3rd September 2025 at the Campus Law Centre, University of Delhi. The Guest of Honour, Shri Rajeev Bansal, Ld. Member Secretary, DSLSA, delivered the special address in the presence of the Hon’ble Chief Guest, Shri Dharmesh Sharma, Former Judge, Delhi High Court, Prof. (Dr.) Anju Vali Tikoo, Dean, Faculty of Law, Prof. (Dr.) Gunjan Gupta, Professor-in-Charge, and other distinguished faculty members. Shri Bansal emphasized that justice was not confined to courtrooms or law books but lived in every corner where people were denied a voice. He highlighted that legal aid acted as the bridge between law and the people, and DSLSA remained committed to this mission through awareness camps, para-legal volunteers, and legal service advocates. He underlined the crucial role of law students, calling them future lawyers, judges, legislators, and reformers, and encouraged their active participation in literacy drives, awareness campaigns, legal research, and community outreach. He further expressed gratitude to the Chief Guest, faculty members, and the Legal Aid Society for their contribution towards strengthening legal education and social justice. Concluding his address, he invoked Benjamin Franklin’s words, urging students to turn their outrage into action, to use their legal knowledge as an instrument of service, and to transform their academic journey into a moral and civic mission. Approx 80 Law students were present there in the hall of Campus Law Centre.

    The Orientation Programme on the theme “Access to Justice: Linking Campus to Community Solutions” was held on 3rd September 2025 at the Campus Law Centre, University of Delhi. The Guest of Honour, Shri Rajeev Bansal, Ld. Member Secretary, DSLSA, delivered the special address in the presence of the Hon’ble Chief Guest, Shri Dharmesh Sharma, Former Judge, Delhi High Court, Prof. (Dr.) Anju Vali Tikoo, Dean, Faculty of Law, Prof. (Dr.) Gunjan Gupta, Professor-in-Charge, and other distinguished faculty members. Shri Bansal emphasized that justice was not confined to courtrooms or law books but lived in every corner where people were denied a voice. He highlighted that legal aid acted as the bridge between law and the people, and DSLSA remained committed to this mission through awareness camps, para-legal volunteers, and legal service advocates. He underlined the crucial role of law students, calling them future lawyers, judges, legislators, and reformers, and encouraged their active participation in literacy drives, awareness campaigns, legal research, and community outreach. He further expressed gratitude to the Chief Guest, faculty members, and the Legal Aid Society for their contribution towards strengthening legal education and social justice. Concluding his address, he invoked Benjamin Franklin’s words, urging students to turn their outrage into action, to use their legal knowledge as an instrument of service, and to transform their academic journey into a moral and civic mission. Approx 80 Law students were present there in the hall of Campus Law Centre.

    The Orientation Programme on the theme “Access to Justice: Linking Campus to Community Solutions” was held on 3rd September 2025 at the Campus Law Centre, University of Delhi. The Guest of Honour, Shri Rajeev Bansal, Ld. Member Secretary, DSLSA, delivered the special address in the presence of the Hon’ble Chief Guest, Shri Dharmesh Sharma, Former Judge, Delhi High Court, Prof. (Dr.) Anju Vali Tikoo, Dean, Faculty of Law, Prof. (Dr.) Gunjan Gupta, Professor-in-Charge, and other distinguished faculty members. Shri Bansal emphasized that justice was not confined to courtrooms or law books but lived in every corner where people were denied a voice. He highlighted that legal aid acted as the bridge between law and the people, and DSLSA remained committed to this mission through awareness camps, para-legal volunteers, and legal service advocates. He underlined the crucial role of law students, calling them future lawyers, judges, legislators, and reformers, and encouraged their active participation in literacy drives, awareness campaigns, legal research, and community outreach. He further expressed gratitude to the Chief Guest, faculty members, and the Legal Aid Society for their contribution towards strengthening legal education and social justice. Concluding his address, he invoked Benjamin Franklin’s words, urging students to turn their outrage into action, to use their legal knowledge as an instrument of service, and to transform their academic journey into a moral and civic mission. Approx 80 Law students were present there in the hall of Campus Law Centre.

    The Orientation Programme on the theme “Access to Justice: Linking Campus to Community Solutions” was held on 3rd September 2025 at the Campus Law Centre, University of Delhi. The Guest of Honour, Shri Rajeev Bansal, Ld. Member Secretary, DSLSA, delivered the special address in the presence of the Hon’ble Chief Guest, Shri Dharmesh Sharma, Former Judge, Delhi High Court, Prof. (Dr.) Anju Vali Tikoo, Dean, Faculty of Law, Prof. (Dr.) Gunjan Gupta, Professor-in-Charge, and other distinguished faculty members. Shri Bansal emphasized that justice was not confined to courtrooms or law books but lived in every corner where people were denied a voice. He highlighted that legal aid acted as the bridge between law and the people, and DSLSA remained committed to this mission through awareness camps, para-legal volunteers, and legal service advocates. He underlined the crucial role of law students, calling them future lawyers, judges, legislators, and reformers, and encouraged their active participation in literacy drives, awareness campaigns, legal research, and community outreach. He further expressed gratitude to the Chief Guest, faculty members, and the Legal Aid Society for their contribution towards strengthening legal education and social justice. Concluding his address, he invoked Benjamin Franklin’s words, urging students to turn their outrage into action, to use their legal knowledge as an instrument of service, and to transform their academic journey into a moral and civic mission. Approx 80 Law students were present there in the hall of Campus Law Centre.