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Helpline : +91 63841 76766 | 63841 76769Dr. Rajavinayagam began the lecture by explaining the master and servant relationship, stressing that vicarious liability arises only when a wrongful act is committed within the course of employment and when a valid relationship exists between the parties. He emphasized that if the act is done outside the scope of employment, the master cannot be held responsible. He also elaborated on partnership liability, pointing out that if one partner commits a wrongful act, all partners are equally liable. The lecture further explored employers’liability in complex work structures and discussed how organizations can be held accountable for the wrongful acts of their employees. Real-life examples were discussed from educational institutions, hospitals, and religious organizations, illustrating situations where institutions could be held responsible for acts committed by their staff or doctors. Dr. Rajavinayagam also touched on corporate and digital environments, explaining how vicarious liability extends in law.The session included references to recent UK Supreme Court decisions that strengthened the connection between relationships and wrongful acts, as well as discussions on emerging laws and significant cases such as State of Rajasthan. The online session was highly interactive, with students actively participating and clarifying their doubts. It proved to be an informative and engaging experience, helping students gain a deeper understanding of the evolving scope of vicarious liability under tort law.
The School of Law for Women, Dhanalakshmi Srinivasan University, Perambalur, organized a Legal Awareness Programme on Welfare Schemes and Legislation Related to Women Empowerment on 27th September 2025 as part of its academic initiative to provide students with wider exposure to legal awareness and social responsibility. The Honorable Chief Guest, Mrs. Samundeshwari Prabha, Sub-Judge of Madurai, delivered the keynote address, focusing on the importance of laws that safeguard womens rights and ensure gender equality in society. She elaborated on significant legislations related to domestic violence, dowry prohibition, workplace harassment, property rights, and other women-centric laws that have played a vital role in strengthening womens position in the social and legal framework. In her inspiring speech, she emphasized that legal awareness is not just a subject of study but a powerful tool of empowerment for young women, urging students to use their knowledge to uphold justice and contribute towards building a fair and inclusive society. The program witnessed the gracious presence of Add. Registrar and all college principals of Dhanalakshmi Srinivasan University, which added further importance and prestige to this occasion. Their support highlighted the collective commitment of the institution towards womens empowerment and holistic education. The lecture was well received by the students, providing them with a deeper understanding of womens legal rights, practical judicial insights, and motivation to become responsible citizens and future professionals dedicated to equality. Overall, the event was a great success, leaving a lasting impact on the participants and reinforcing the vision of the university in nurturing empowered women leaders in the field of law.
On 22nd September 2025, the School of Law for Women organized a Special Lecture on Developing Communication Skills. The session was conducted by Dr. R. Mohana, Associate Professor, Srinivasan College of Engineering and Technology. The lecture mainly focused on pronunciation and enunciation as key elements of effective communication. Dr. Mohana highlighted how clarity of speech enhances confidence and credibility. She explained techniques to overcome common pronunciation difficulties. The importance of intonation, stress, and pacing in communication was emphasized. Practical tips were given for improving public speaking and professional interaction.
The Faculty Development Program focused on innovative approaches in legal education and teaching methods. Ms. Agnes Amala Anitha T highlighted the shift from traditional lectures to interactive, skill-based, and technology- integrated methods. Ms. Reshma Ranjith discussed evolving legal inquiry through interdisciplinary and technology-driven research. Mrs. Shanmathi J emphasized upgrading faculty communication to enhance student engagement and classroom effectiveness. Finally, Ms. B. Dhivya Bharathi spoke on integrating digital innovations to create personalized, accessible, and engaging learning experiences.
The fifth day of the Induction Programme featured an inspiring session by Dr. S. Amirtha Lingam, Professor & Dean of PG Academics, Tamil Nadu National Law University, Trichy, who delivered a thought-provoking lecture that deeply resonated with the students. He began by emphasizing the difference between being a minor and a major, highlighting its significance as the right to decide ones own life. He explained that the first qualification of a lawyer is the ability to question, to participate actively, and to attempt answers with confidence. Encouraging students to make a lifelong promise to keep speaking, he remarked that silence in the face of challenges only allows adversaries to win the race.
The induction program conducted by Prof. Dr. Asha Sundharam, Principal of Saveetha School of Law, emphasized the transformative journey of legal education from the classroom to the courtroom. She highlighted that law forms the foundation of society and lawyers are its architects, with legal education extending beyond the mere study of statutes to encompass justice, reasoning, and advocacy.
As part of the third day of the Induction Program organized by the School of Law for Women, Dhanalakshmi Srinivasan University, Dr. V. Prabha Sivashankar, Associate Professor at Sri Manakula Vinayagar Centre of Legal Education, Puducherry, delivered an inspiring lecture on the topic The Scales of Justice and the Strength of a Woman.Drawing from her rich academic expertise and research background, she explained how the scales of justice symbolize fairness, equality, and balance, and connected this idea to the resilience and strength that women bring into the legal profession and society at large. As part of the morning session of the third day of the Induction Program, Mrs. V. Backiam, Assistant Professor of Law at Saraswathi Law College, Tindivanam, delivered a lecture on the topic Benefits of Studying Law. Drawing on her academic expertise and research contributions, she highlighted how the study of law develops analytical reasoning, communication skills, and a strong sense of justice. She also explained the wide range of career opportunities available to law graduates, including advocacy, judiciary, corporate practice, and teaching. The session highlighted the transformative role of law in addressing social issues and promoting fairness, especially in a rapidly changing world. Ms. Rani Chandra encouraged students to recognize the significance of their role as future legal professionals in shaping society and ensuring justice. Her lecture inspired the students to approach their studies with seriousness and to use their legal knowledge as a powerful instrument for positive change. The third day of the Induction Program proved to be highly engaging and insightful, combining both intellectual and wellness-oriented activities.
The first session of the day was delivered by Mr. Chandrachowdary, who addressed the students on the topic Developing Communication Skills to Enhance Advocacy Skills. He highlighted the pivotal role of effective communication in the legal profession, emphasizing how clarity of thought and expression are the foundation of successful advocacy. The special lecture on Womens Rights in Law by Dr. M. Meikeerthi, Associate Professor of S.K.P. Law College, Thiruvannamalai, held on 02.09.2025, highlighted the legal, social, and constitutional safeguards available to women in India. The lecture began with inspiring quotes from Swami Vivekananda, Hillary Clinton, and Jawaharlal Nehru, emphasizing that womens empowerment is crucial for national progress. It covered international frameworks like CEDAW, a global convention eliminating discrimination against women, and discussed key rights in India such as protection from domestic violence, sexual harassment, dowry, and gender discrimination, along with the right to equal pay, dignity, maintenance, and free legal aid.
The first day of the Induction Programme began with a warm welcome address delivered by our respected Dean of the School of Law Dr. P. Angayarkanni. In her address, she extended heartfelt greetings to the gathering and highlighted the vision of the institution, while motivating the students to embrace this new chapter of their academic journey with commitment and enthusiasm. Following the welcome, the distinguished guest of the day was honoured with a shawl and a memento by our esteemed Additional Registrar, Dr. K. Elangovan, as a mark of respect and gratitude for gracing the occasion. The highlight of the first day was the special address delivered by the distinguished guest, Dr. B. Hari Raman, on the theme Career in Law. In his thought-provoking speech, he elaborated on the vast opportunities that the legal profession offers in todays rapidly changing world.
The CDJ Journals Training Programme was conducted by Thiru. Suriya Narayanan to help students learn how to access and use online legal resources for academic research. Students were trained on logging in, browsing cases, journals, and articles, as well as using the mobile application for easy access. Each student received a unique ID and password for personalized use. The interactive session improved students digital legal research skills and familiarized them with effective navigation of the portal. The program was found highly useful and resourceful in enhancing legal research competency.
As part of the academic enrichment initiatives at the School of Law, students from both the B.A. LL.B. and B.B.A. LL.B. courses were assigned the task of reading and explaining daily current affairs related to law in their respective classes. This activity was conducted on a regular basis with the primary objective of encouraging students to develop the habit of following recent legal developments, thereby enhancing their awareness and understanding of the dynamic nature of law.
A special lecture on Law and its Importance under the Indian Constitution was delivered by S. Nakkeeran, Assistant Professor of Law, Mother Teresa Law College, Pudukkottai, on 30.08.2025. The lecture explained the meaning and scope of law, its significance in day-to-day life, and the framing of laws under constitutional provisions. The session also highlighted the hierarchy of the legal system, civil and criminal laws, professional ethics of lawyers, and career prospects in the legal field, including the steps to become a judge. Real-life examples such as land grabbing cases and the Law of Torts were discussed to give practical insights to students.
