Call for Papers and National Seminar on The Indian Constitution: New Dimensions and Challenges by Amrita International School of Law (Register by Nov 24)
Amrita International School of Law, under the aegis of Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, stands as a centre of excellence in legal education and research. Guided by the vision of Mata Amritanandamayi Devi (Amma), Chancellor of the University, the School is deeply committed to fostering legal scholarship that harmonizes professional competence with compassion, ethics, and social responsibility.
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The school envisions nurturing a generation of lawyers, policymakers, and scholars who embody the highest ideals of justice, integrity, and service. Its academic environment encourages innovation, interdisciplinary engagement, and critical thinking, empowering students to explore the interface between law, technology, governance, and society. Through global collaborations, experiential learning initiatives, and cutting-edge research, Amrita International School of Law provides a transformative educational experience that blends Indian values with a global outlook.
About the Seminar
The Two-Day National Seminar on “The Indian Constitution: New Dimensions and Challenges,” hosted by the Amrita International School of Law, marks seventy-five years of India’s constitutional evolution. The seminar endeavours to critically interrogate the dynamic spirit of the Constitution against the backdrop of contemporary challenges, including digital transformation, globalization, environmental sustainability, and social justice.
It serves as a distinguished forum for scholars, jurists, policymakers, researchers, and students to engage in substantive dialogue on the ongoing relevance of constitutional principles in governance and the protection of fundamental rights. Through keynote lectures, expert panels, and paper presentations, the seminar seeks to bridge the divide between constitutional theory and practice, fostering research rigor, critical reflection, and enhanced constitutional literacy.
The event exemplifies Amrita’s enduring commitment to cultivating ethically grounded, socially conscious, and globally attuned legal professionals dedicated to justice and human dignity.
Eligibility / Who Can Participate
Participation is open to undergraduate and postgraduate law students, research scholars and academicians, legal practitioners and professionals, policymakers and administrators, as well as individuals with a keen interest in constitutional law, governance, and public policy.
Call for Papers
We invite original, unpublished research papers related to the main theme and the following sub-themes:
Constitutional Philosophy and Transformative Vision
Federalism, Governance, and Institutional Accountability
Rights Jurisprudence and Emerging Challenges
Constitutionalism in the Digital and Global Age
Constitutional Amendments, Reforms, and the Role of Judiciary
Constitutional Ethics, Citizenship, and Global Justice
Word Limit: 3000–5000 words (excluding footnotes)
Citation Style: Bluebook, 21st Edition
Plagiarism: Less than 10%; the paper must not be submitted elsewhere for publication.
Dates: 28th & 29th November 2025
Guidelines for Abstract Submission
Abstract (max 300 words) with title, author details, and institutional affiliation.
Must clearly reflect the relevance to the seminar’s theme or sub-theme.
Upload in .doc format while registering.
Co-authorship allowed (maximum two authors per paper).
Confirmation email with payment details will be sent within 3 days of submission.
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