IIT Kharagpur: RGSOIPL-NHRC National Moot Court Competition 2025
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IIT Kharagpur: RGSOIPL-NHRC National Moot Court Competition 2025

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The Rajiv Gandhi School of Intellectual Property Law at IIT Kharagpur, in collaboration with the National Human Rights Commission, is organizing the RGSOIPL-NHRC National Moot Court Competition, 2025. Focused on the intersection of Human Rights, Constitutional Law, and Technology, this moot court competition is designed to provide a platform for law students to explore pressing issues through rigorous research and advocacy. Event Details and Timeline Event Milestone Date Release of Moot Proposition November 15, 2024 Last Date for Registration & Fee Payment December 5, 2024 Last Date for Submission of Queries December 10, 2024 Release of Clarifications December 15, 2024 Memorial Submission December 31, 2024, by 5:00 PM Memorial Submission January 6, 2025 Preliminary Rounds and Researcher Test January 7, 2025 Quarterfinals January 8, 2025 Semifinals and Finals January 9, 2025 Key Highlights Competition Theme The moot proposition will delve into the complex relationship between Human Rights, Constitutional Law, and Technology. Awards and Recognition To recognize outstanding participants, the following awards are instituted: Award Prize Winner INR 1,00,000, Memento, and Certificate Runner-Up INR 50,000, Memento, and Certificate Best Memorial INR 21,000, Memento, and Certificate Best Researcher INR 21,000, Memento, and Certificate Best Speaker INR 21,000, Memento, and Certificate Participation and Registration Details • Eligibility: Open to students enrolled in 3-year or 5-year LL.B.

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