K.R. Mangalam University in collaboration with KEIC organized a workshop on Idea Forge: Navigating Problem Solving & Ideation. Held on April 2nd, 2024, attendees benefitted greatly from the expertise of Mr. Awijit Singh, General Manager at Mamaearth, Honasa Consumer Limited, who was the keynote speaker of the session. With a focus on innovative problem-solving techniques, participants were left inspired and equipped to tackle challenges creatively. The event marked a significant milestone in fostering a culture of ingenuity and collaboration.

A panel discussion titled “Bridging the Gap: Navigating Internship Opportunities for Law Students” was successfully organised, featuring eminent legal professionals from leading Tier-One law firms. The panel included Ms. Sayntani Chatterjee (Dua Associates), Mr. Nachiketa Goyal (Kochhar & Co.), Mr. Shubham Malhotra (Lawstrings Management Business Development), and Mr. Anil Tiwari (Hammurabi Solomon Partners).

The session focused on internship expectations of top law firms, essential skills sought in interns, and effective application strategies. Panelists also highlighted the importance of networking and industry readiness.

The Moti Lal Nehru Chair at the School of Legal Studies organised an expert lecture under the esteemed Motilal Nehru Lecture Series on the topic “Global Trends in Higher Education,” delivered by Prof. Ved Prakash, Former Chairman of the UGC and Former Chancellor of KIIT University. Prof. Ved Prakash delivered an insightful address, emphasizing evidence-based policymaking, structural reforms, and the need for self-assessment in the higher education sector. He advocated for gender equality, multidisciplinary learning, and dynamic curriculum updates to align with evolving societal and technological needs. Highlighting the pillars of Knowledge, Understanding, and Contemplation, he urged educators to adopt a transformative approach to teaching, aimed at nurturing innovation and meaningful academic growth. The lecture was coordinated by Dr. Shobhna Jeet, Mr. Prashant Panwar, and Dr. Megha Garg.

An expert lecture on “Right to Privacy and Data Protection Law” was organised by the Motilal Nehru Chair in collaboration with the School of Legal Studies. Prof. M.K. Bhandari, Founder and Director of GALTER, delivered an insightful session on the constitutional evolution of the right to privacy in India, with special reference to the 2017 Puttaswamy Judgment.

The lecture addressed key challenges of data protection in the digital age, comparing India’s data protection framework with the EU’s GDPR, and discussed the impact of emerging technologies such as AI, Big Data, and IoT. An interactive Q&A session further enriched the discussion, providing students with valuable legal and practical insights into privacy and data protection.

“Emerging Trends and Innovation in the Pharmaceutical Industry” by Dr. Parijat Pandey, from Gurugram University, who shared his expertise on the latest advancements shaping the future of the pharma sector.

The talk witnessed enthusiastic participation from B. Pharm and M. Pharm students, who gained valuable insights into pharmaceutical innovations, research frontiers, and the evolving role of technology in drug development.

SMAS continues to foster academic excellence by connecting students with experts and promoting knowledge exchange.

The School of Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation successfully organised KRMU PHYSIOCON 2.0 under the theme “Towards Holistic Healthcare – Integrating Indian Knowledge System” Dr. Monika and Dr. Kiran from the AYUSH Department, District Gurugram, conducted “Prakriti Parikshan”, an app-based body constitution analysis grounded in Ayurvedic principles.

Through this initiative, participants received personalised meal plans and nutrition guidance based on their individual Prakriti (body type). The session offered a unique opportunity to experience the seamless integration of traditional knowledge with modern healthcare practices.

The School of Basic and Applied Sciences, K.R. Mangalam University organised a workshop on “Digital Forensics: Awareness on Trends and Technology” for Forensic Science students. The session was led by Air Commodore R.N. Gaekwad (Retd.), Managing Director of Idyllics Futuristic Technologies (IFT), who shared expert insights on drone forensics and its role in cybercrime investigations.

Students gained practical exposure to drone components, forensic tools, and real-world applications, including legal admissibility and cyber threat mitigation. A live demonstration by IFT’s drone instructor and an interactive Q&A session enriched the learning experience.

The School of Agricultural Sciences (SOAS) organised an impactful session titled “Our Earth, Our Responsibility” aligned with Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 13: Climate Action. The keynote speaker, Dr. C. M. Bhagat, Managing Director of Bhagat Farms, Sohna, shared insights on sustainable agricultural practices, including organic farming, composting, rainwater harvesting, and renewable energy. He emphasised the importance of small daily actions—like reducing plastic use and planting trees—as meaningful steps toward a healthier planet. The session featured engaging discussions on climate-resilient crops, organic certification, and youth leadership in climate action.