DBRANLU Signs MoU With NIELIT Under Ministry Of Information And Technology, Government Of India

Dr B.R. Ambedkar National Law University (DBRANLU) Sonepat, renowned for its commitment to excellence in legal education, has embarked on a groundbreaking collaboration with the National Institute of Electronics and Information Technology (NIELIT) on January 5. 

Under the leadership of  Vice-Chancellor, Professor (Dr.) Archana Mishra, and Director-General of NIELIT, Professor (Dr.) Madan Mohan Tripathi, this Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was formalized to introduce a series of transformative academic endeavors. NIELIT, a premier autonomous scientific society under the Ministry of Electronics & Information Technology, Government of India, is dedicated to fostering innovation and excellence in the field of electronics and IT education.

At the MoU signing ceremony, Professor Balram Panni, the distinguished Dean of Colleges at Delhi University, graced the occasion as the esteemed Chief Guest, alongside notable guests Dr. Jwala Prasad, Director, Ministry of Culture, Government of India, Mr. Rajneesh Kumar Acting Registrar of NIELIT and Mr. Shameem Khan, Director of NIELIT. Their presence, alongside the participation of Professor (Dr.) Ashutosh Mishra, Dean of Academic Affairs at DBRANLU, and the significant contributions of Dr. Ram Phool, Registrar at DBRANLU, further elevated the significance of this momentous partnership. Their collective presence marks a significant convergence of academic luminaries and government officials, underscoring the collaborative efforts in fostering pioneering ventures at the intersection of law and technology.

The essence of this collaboration is to launch certificate courses, degree programs, and conferences that amalgamate legal studies with cutting-edge advancements in electronics and information technology. This alliance between DBRANLU and NIELIT aims to establish an academic framework that integrates legal principles with technological expertise, catering to the evolving needs of the legal profession in the digital era.

 Vice-Chancellor Professor (Dr.) Archana Mishra expressed her enthusiasm, stating, "This collaboration marks a significant stride towards fostering interdisciplinary education. Their joint efforts with NIELIT aim to offer innovative academic programs that equip students with the skills required to navigate the dynamic landscape of technology-driven legal challenges."

The alliance anticipates launching certificate courses and degree programs that will provide students with comprehensive insights into cyber laws, data security, and emerging technologies within the legal domain. Additionally, conferences and research initiatives are on the horizon, aiming to contribute significantly to the legal-tech discourse. Professor Dr. Madan Mohan Tripathi, Director-General of NIELIT, highlighted the transformative potential of this partnership, envisioning a future where law and technology seamlessly converge to empower the legal fraternity.

The MoU between DBRANLU and NIELIT marks the inception of a collaborative journey focused on pioneering academic ventures at the intersection of law and technology. This partnership is poised to redefine legal education, preparing future legal practitioners to adeptly navigate the complexities of a technologically advanced legal landscape.