VIJNANA
BHARATI
(VIBHA)
Vijnana Bharti ( Vibha) is a
national science movement led
by eminent scientists,
academicians , scholars,
educational institutions and
independent organisations.
Vibha conducts its activities in
11 different fields including,
Science, Mathematics, Ayurveda
and Applied science areas with a
aim to popularise science and
nurture scientific temperament.
VVM a unit of Vibha is the largest
on line talent search examination
conducted among school
students in India and - in
association with NCERT, CBSE
and Vigyan Prasar ( Govt of
India)". For details log on
to www.vibha.org.in .
ECOTOPIA CHANAKYA
NATIONAL
LAW
The environment club of UNIVERSITY
Chanakya National Law CNLU was established under
the Chanakya National Law
University, ECOTOPIA
University Act, 2006 (Bihar Act
works to protect wildlife No. 24 of 2006) and included
and wild places and to in section 2(f) & 12(B) of the
U.G.C. Act, 1956. It came into
ensure a healthy
being on 15th August, 2006. The
environment for all life on faculty at CNLU comprises highly
earth. The Ecotopia acclaimed and experienced
academicians who are
combines hundreds of
proactively involved in grooming
active law students as the younger generation to take
members to create direct CNLU to greater heights. It is
equipped with the state-of-art
and legislative change. The
infrastructure for successful
focus is on preventing imparting of legal education of
climate change and saving the highest standards.
endangered species,
among other goals.
 VIJNANA BHARATI
IN ASSOCIATION WITH
CHANAKYA NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY
PRESENTS.....

UGC SPONSORED
NATIONAL SEMINAR ON

"ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AND SUSTAINABLE

DEVELOPMENT: ISSUES AND CHALLENGES"

19TH JANUARY, 2019

VENUE: MOOT COURT HALL, CHANAKYA NATIONAL
LAW UNIVERSITY (9:30 AM TO 5:30 PM)
 THEME OF THE SEMINAR
The healthy environment determines the quality of life. Clean environment helps in enriching the
quality of life and maintain biodiversity.  In the past few decades’ awareness of the damaging
effects of environmental pollution on human beings and their quality of life has increased
dramatically.  In the hustle-bustle of life, man has almost forgotten nature and has become more
and more modernized with the aid of latest scientific and technological developments.

Over exploitation of Earth’s natural resources and environment pollution are currently the
essential reasons of environment degradation. However, the development of science &
technology, accelerated economic growth with high consumption level in developed countries
and aspirations of developing countries to match levels of growth are continuing to damage our
Planet Earth's environment. India is one of the fastest growing economies of the world and will
continue its rapid urbanization and economic development in the coming decades. This is a cause
for celebration, but this growth also presents challenges in the form of rising consumption and
demand for energy, increasing greenhouse gas emissions, and constraints on critical natural
resources such as land, water and biodiversity harbored by them. Since long a course of action
plan was resolved in Rio-declaration to improve environmental degradation, to reduce the loss of
biodiversity and emission of greenhouse gases and to go ahead towards sustainable development.
Still we have not succeeded much in this direction. India needs to find a way to ensure
environmental sustainability without compromising its economic and social development. To
address growing environmental challenges, a new development paradigm is needed that puts
people at the center of development, regards economic growth as a means and not an end,
protects the life opportunities of future generations as well as the present generations and
respects the natural systems on which all life depends.
 SUB THEMES
● Sustainable Development Goals 13-Urgent action to combat climate &
impact.
●       Indian Government's war on Climate change.
●       Human and ecological assessment.
●       Belonging and identity: Their environmental, economic and social
significance.
●       Changing patterns and culture of consumption.
●       Biofuel and emerging resource.
●       Science and technology of environmental sustainability.
●       Plastic: A waste or resource.
●       Urbanization and its consequences.
●       Is Climate change just a hoax?
●       Role of developed and developing countries to minimize climate change.
●      Ecosystem and endangered species.
●       Bioterrorism and its pros & cons.
●       Water scarcity a challenge for human experience.
●       Environment Protection Legal and Human Rights Perspective.
●       Climate Change and Global Warming.
●       Biodiversity and Wild Life Protection.
●       Sustainable Development and Disaster Management.
 CALL FOR PAPERS
Seminar Papers are invited from research scholars,
academicians on the above-mentioned theme. The Sub-
themes are only illustrative in nature and may include
any paper covering the major theme of the Seminar. All
the authors are requested to submit Copyright form
along with the Registration form.

IMPORTANT DATES:
Submission of Abstract- 11.01.19
Confirmation of acceptance of Abstract- 13.01.19
Submission of regn. form and payment of fees-
14.01.19
Final submission of full paper- 18.01.19
Seminar- 19.01.19
GUIDELINES FOR SUBMISSION
Research paper should apply research skills and use appropriate research

methodology. The Paper should identify proper research problems and

reflect the findings.

Paper should not be more than 2000 words including references and

footnotes.

It must be typed in Times New Roman 12 for the entire text with main title

16 and sub headings 14 with 1.5-line spacing.

Paper should be submitted along with an Abstract of about 200 words with

Keywords.

Blue Book style (19th Edition) be used for footnotes and references.

The Paper be sent at ecoclubcnlu@gmail.com (CALL AT 9334692623 for

queries)

There can be only one co-author.

Information on Selected Papers shall be communicated by email.

 REGISTRATION FEES
The registration fees is Rs. 200 only.
Registration fees to be paid through Demand Draft in
favor “Registrar” Chanakya National Law University,
Patna, payable at Patna after the receipt of
confirmation of acceptance of paper.
Each co-author shall have to register individually.
No accommodation and transportation facility shall
be provided by the University.
 OUR TEAM
CHANAKYA NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY
PATRON-IN-CHIEF
HON’BLE MR. JUSTICE A. P. SHAHI
HON’BLE THE CHIEF JUSTICE, PATNA HIGH COURT CUM THE
CHANCELLOR, CNLU
PATRON
HON’BLE JUSTICE SMT. MRIDULA MISHRA (RETD.), PATNA HIGH COURT
VICE-CHANCELLOR
CONVENOR
SHRI MANORANJAN PRASAD SRIVASTAVA (RETD. DISTRICT JUDGE)
REGISTRAR, CNLU, PATNA
ORGANIZING SECRETARIES
DR. MANOJ MISHRA DR. FR. PETER LADIS MS. KIRTI
ASSISTANT PROFESSORS
STUDENT CONVENORS
RAHUL PATEL SHREYASH GOYAL ANUBHUTI SINGH
STUDENT VOLUNTEERS
MAYANK KUMAR SMRITI RAKSHITA BISSA ASMITA CHAKRABORTY
RADHA KRISHAN

VIJNANA BHARATI (VIBHA)

PROF. ARUN KUMAR SINHA, CUSB PROF. SUDHIR BHADORIA, RGTECH
UNI, BHOPAL MR. S. N. PANDEY, CHIEF ENGINEER (RETD.), BSNL