Samvidhan Pe Charcha 4.0 - Celebrating Excellence at Parul University!
Recognised for winning on the national stage
At the inaugural ceremony of Samvidhan Pe Charcha 4.0, before a gathering that included Supreme Court and High Court judges and senior advocates, the university took time to felicitate its own students, those who had won recognition at external national competitions. The achievements span moot court, oratory, and parliamentary debate.
- 11th Shri N. J. Yasaswy Memorial Moot Court Competition 2026, ICFAI Law School, Hyderabad
- Sachidanand Patil
- Jay Gawalni
- Ishant Suthar
- Best Speaker, National Moot Court Competition 2026, Innovation Institute of Law, New Delhi
- Priyodarshini Roy
- Special Mention: JG University Gujarat’s Largest Debate Conference
- Kunj Prajapati
- Bronze Verbal Mention, AIPPM
- Swayam Prakash Shukla
India’s legal education!
Competition results are the honest test of a legal education. Winning a national moot or a best-speaker award means a student has researched a problem, written submissions, argued against strong opposition, and answered a demanding bench—the same skills a courtroom demands. For a prospective student weighing where to study, these are more telling than any brochure line, because they show what the university’s own students are able to do in rooms full of rivals from other institutions.
They also reflect the environment that produces them. Parul University’s own flagship conclave gives students a national-scale mooting experience at home, and its calendar of PU Talks and workshops puts them in front of judges and senior advocates through the year. The felicitation at Samvidhan Pe Charcha 4.0 closed the loop: students who learn by doing, then go out and win, and are recognised for it before the senior judiciary.
