ABOUT

AMITY
UNIVERSITY
Amity University Madhya Pradesh is established by the Ritnand Balved
Education Foundation (RBEF), New Delhi, to promote professional and
corporate-oriented education in the State of Madhya Pradesh. Amity
University Madhya Pradesh, Gwalior, located on a sprawling campus of
100 acres of land opposite Gwalior Airport, imparts modern, practical and
research-oriented courses which will lead to the development of
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SCHOOL
Registration Fees per team 3000/-
The Amity Law School (ALS) in AUMP was established in 2013. Amity Law
Introduction School conducts three integrated 5 years under-graduate courses,
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LLB (Hons) (3 Years), LL.M.(One Year) and Ph.D. programmes in law related Registration date 20 Aug 2018
Amity Law School, is holding National Moot Court Competition on an issue subjects. The main focus of ALS is to promote high quality research and
affecting the entire international community specially our country. There could
not be any other relevant topic than the “Terrorism”. In recent times, it has gained
develop professionals in legal education and legal profession. Development
Soft Copies Submission 22nd Aug 2018
global prevalence. Genesis of all types of terrorism is erratic, irresponsible, of cutting- edge skills, imparting high quality education and conducting
senseless and fanatic behavior of humans. It aims at destruction of human rights, research in the emerging trends in legal education and legal profession are
democracies and the rule of law. All the States have the legal and moral obligation the main features of the School. Hard Copies Submission 30th Aug 2018
and duty to protect the individuals within their jurisdiction from the terrorist
attacks while upholding the human rights of innocent persons. The aim of holding Programmes offered by the Amity Law School
Moot Court on this issue is to sensitize the environment about the menace of 5- Years Integrated Law Courses:
terrorism, steps required to combat it effectively and the legal issues related to it. It -BA.LLB(Hons)
is the onerous duty of legal fraternity to help in combating terrorism.. If -BBA.LLB (Hons)
perpetrators of terrorism are brought to justice and anti terrorism laws are -BCom.LLB (Hons)
implemented adequately and vigorously, it will go a long way in combating -LLB (Hons) (3 Years)
terrorism. -LL.M (One Year)
-Ph.D in law

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Chief Patron
Dr. Aseem Chauhan
Chancellor, Amity University, Rajasthan
Chairman,Amity University, Madhya Pradesh
Additional President, RBEF (An Umbrella Foundation
of all Amity Universities)
Co-chairperson
Prof.(Dr.) M.P. Kaushik
Pro Vice Chancellor
Amity University Madhya Pradesh
Organising Secretary
Maj. Gen. Rajinder Kumar
AVSM, SM, VSM (Retd.)
Director, Amity Law School
Amity University Madhya Pradesh
Email:- rkumar1@gwa.amity.edu
Convenor
Dr. Sandeep Kulshrestha
Amity Law School (ALS)
Amity University Madhya Pradesh
Mob. No. +91 8964882928
Email:- skulshrestha@gwa.amity.edu
“AUMP NATIONAL MOOT COURT
COMPETITION 2018”
“06 & 07 September 2018
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Amity Law School, Gwalior
ABOUT
Gwalior
Legend has it that some 2000 years ago, a Rajput chieftain Suraj Sen was cured of
leprosy by the water from a hilltop pool at the insistence of the hermit saint
Gwalipa, who lived nearby. The grateful nobleman built a fort on the hill naming it
Gwalior in honour of the saint. The pool was named Suraj Kund but its medicinal
properties seem to have faded away with time. References to the great fort can be
traced back to 425 AD. Several Rajput clans ruled Gwalior at different times,
notable amongst them being the Kachawahas, Pratihars and Tomars. Iltutmish, the
second sultan of the Slave dynasty of the Muslim Sultunate of Delhi, overthrew the
Hindu kingdom of the Pratihar in 1232.
The Tomar Rajputs retook Gwalior in 1398 and from then on the strategically
located fort played a key role in moulding the history of Central India till India's
independence. Gwalior's renowned ruler Raja Man Singh Tomar (1486 to 1516),
stood up to the might of Sikandar Lodi of the Delhi Sultanate in 1505, but was
finally overcome in 1517 after a yearlong siege by the Lodis. The fort was captured
by the Mughals, who in turn lost it in 1754 to the powerful Maratha clan of the
Scindias. A turbulent period till the early 18th century saw the fort change hands
For More Information:- several times till the Scindias came back to power, albeit with the tacit approval of
Ms. Anu Bhatnagar the British.
Head Student Coordinator Tourism:
+91 8349956152 Gwalior Fort, Sas-Bahu Temple, Gopachal Parvat (Jain Rock cut), Teli Ka Mandir
Ms. Nomita Mishra (Telangana Mandir), Chatris of Scindias, Municipality Museum, Tansen's tomb,
Student Coordinator Vivsvaan Mandir (Sun Temple), Gurudwara Datta Bandi Choodh, Gaus
+91 9179699861 Mohammad's tomb, Jai Vilas Palace, Tomb of Rani Lakshmibai, Gwalior Tighra
Mr. Harshit Sharma Dam, Gwalior Zoo (Gandhi zoological Park), Historic Parks and Gardens.
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