Bathinda College of Law

16/09/2026

14/09/2026

Hindi Diwas was celebrated with great enthusiasm at Bathinda College of Law on 14 September 2026. The programme was organised to highlight the importance of the Hindi language and to encourage students to appreciate and promote the richness of Hindi language and literature.
As part of the celebration, a Hindi Poetry Competition was organised in which students participated actively and enthusiastically. The students presented their poems with confidence, creativity and expression, showcasing their interest in Hindi language and literature. The competition provided them with a platform to express their thoughts and feelings through poetry while enhancing their communication and creative skills.

12/09/2026

The students of Bathinda College of Law actively participated in the National Lok Adalat held on 12th September 2026, with the noble objective of promoting access to justice and creating awareness among the general public regarding their legal rights and remedies.
The National Lok Adalat provided a meaningful platform for the students to understand the practical functioning of the justice delivery system and, at the same time, to render valuable assistance to people who were in need of legal guidance. The participation of the students reflected the commitment of Bathinda College of Law towards legal aid, social responsibility, community service, and access to justice for all.
During the Lok Adalat, the students interacted with various members of the public who approached the legal aid and settlement mechanisms for assistance in their respective matters. The students patiently listened to their problems, understood the nature of their grievances, and assisted them by providing appropriate legal information and preliminary guidance. They also helped needy persons understand the available legal remedies and the appropriate procedure to be followed for resolving their disputes.
The students played an important role in assisting persons who were unfamiliar with legal procedures and formalities. They helped them understand their rights and obligations in simple and understandable language and guided them regarding the appropriate forums and authorities where they could seek further assistance. Wherever required, the students also helped the persons in navigating the procedural requirements and obtaining appropriate guidance from the concerned legal aid authorities and professionals.
The participation proved to be an enriching practical learning experience for the law students. It enabled them to witness first-hand how the principles of conciliation, mediation, compromise, and amicable settlement are applied in the justice delivery system. The students gained valuable exposure to real-life legal issues and developed a deeper understanding of the difficulties faced by ordinary citizens in accessing justice.

09/09/2026

Bathinda College of Law observed a two-minute silence to mourn the demise of Smt. Darshana Devi Bansal, a respected member of the college management. She passed away on September 4, 2026.
Chairman Advocate Mohan Lal Garg, the Principal, and the members of the management and staff expressed their heartfelt condolences and remembered the departed soul with great respect. They prayed for eternal peace to the departed soul and for strength and courage to the bereaved family to bear this irreparable loss.

04/09/2026

On the occasion of Teachers’ Day, Bathinda College of Law organised a Poster Making Competition on September 3, 2026, on the theme “A Teacher Shapes the Future.” The event aimed to recognise and celebrate the invaluable contribution of teachers in shaping the lives, values, knowledge and future of students.
Students actively participated in the competition and prepared creative and thought-provoking posters highlighting the significant role of teachers as mentors, guides, motivators and nation-builders. Through their artwork, the students beautifully conveyed the message that teachers play a vital role not only in imparting knowledge but also in developing character, values and responsible citizenship.

29/08/2026

Bathinda College of Law organised a Tree Plantation Drive on the college campus with the active participation of the college management, teaching and non-teaching staff, and students. The initiative was dedicated to environmental protection and aimed at promoting awareness about the importance of trees and a greener environment.
The plantation drive was led by the college management, with the active presence and support of Chairman Advocate Mohan Lal Garg Ji and Principal Ms Savita. Members of the management, staff and students enthusiastically participated in planting trees across different areas of the college campus.
Bathinda College of Law takes pride in maintaining a green campus, with more than 500 trees already planted and growing within the college premises. The plantation drive further strengthened the institution’s commitment to increasing green cover, protecting the environment and providing a clean, healthy and pleasant atmosphere for students and staff.
The initiative provided students with an opportunity to actively participate in an environmentally meaningful activity and reinforced the message that planting and protecting trees is a collective responsibility.
Bathinda College of Law remains committed to nurturing responsible legal professionals who are equally conscious of their responsibility towards society and the environment.

29/08/2026

Bathinda College of Law celebrated Samrasta Diwas on August 28 with great enthusiasm and a strong message of social harmony, equality, mutual respect and brotherhood.
On this occasion, the girl students of the college tied rakhi/threads of harmony on the hand of the respected Chairman, Advocate Mohan Lal Garg Ji, symbolising affection, respect and the spirit of unity and togetherness.
Advocate Mohan Lal Garg Ji highlighted the importance of Samrasta Diwas and emphasised that a harmonious society can be built only when every individual is treated with dignity, equality and respect. He encouraged the students to rise above caste-based discrimination and social barriers and to develop a feeling of love, respect and brotherhood towards people belonging to all sections and castes of society, particularly those who have historically faced social discrimination.
The teaching staff of the college also addressed the students on various important social and legal issues related to equality, social justice, constitutional rights, dignity and the need to eliminate discrimination from society.