RGNUL Holds Orientation Programme for Newly Admitted UG, PG Students; Justice Rajesh Bindal Calls for Commitment to Constitutional Values
Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law (RGNUL), Punjab, conducted its orientation programme for newly admitted undergraduate and postgraduate students, marking the beginning of a new academic session. The programme was aimed at introducing students to the values, responsibilities, and opportunities associated with legal education.
Addressing the gathering, Supreme Court Judge Justice Rajesh Bindal encouraged students to remain committed to the constitutional ethos of India and to approach legal education with dedication, integrity, and a sense of public service. He emphasized that the study of law extends beyond academic achievement and plays a crucial role in strengthening democratic institutions and the rule of law.
Justice Bindal highlighted the importance of constitutional values such as justice, equality, liberty, and fraternity. He urged students to develop a strong ethical foundation and to use their legal knowledge for the benefit of society. According to him, future lawyers, judges, policymakers, and legal scholars carry the responsibility of safeguarding constitutional principles and ensuring access to justice.
The orientation programme also familiarized students with the academic structure, research opportunities, institutional culture, and professional expectations at RGNUL. Faculty members and university administrators addressed the students, providing guidance on academic excellence, legal research, and career development.
The event reflected RGNUL's commitment to nurturing socially conscious legal professionals equipped to address contemporary legal challenges. Students were encouraged to actively participate in academic, research, and extracurricular activities while maintaining the highest standards of professionalism and ethical conduct.
The programme concluded with an interactive session aimed at helping students transition smoothly into university life and understand their role in contributing to the legal profession and society at large.