Government Law College inaugurated near Theni
30/08/2019, SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT,THENI
Deputy Chief Minister O. Panneerselvam inaugurated a Government Law College, the 14th one in the State, at Upparpatti on Thursday.
He said the government had set up eight law colleges in the State in the last three years.
“It helped in ensuring justice to all,” he said.
Noting that legal studies would provide job opportunities to students, he said they could become lawyers, legal consultants for firms or judges.
He urged law students to be law-abiding citizens and concentrate on studies to achieve greater heights in life and render quick justice to the common man.
Law Minister C.V. Shanmugam said government law colleges were getting good infrastructure, like e-zone and Wi-Fi. Besides, 186 posts of lecturer in law colleges had been filled up.
The students were getting assistance to participate in moot court competitions held abroad and many students had come out with flying colours.
“The number of applications received for admission to government law colleges is an indication of good infrastructure in our institutions,” he said.
The college would temporarily function on a private school premises at Upparpatti. The land for the college was yet to be identified.
30/08/2019, SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT,THENI
Deputy Chief Minister O. Panneerselvam inaugurated a Government Law College, the 14th one in the State, at Upparpatti on Thursday.
He said the government had set up eight law colleges in the State in the last three years.
“It helped in ensuring justice to all,” he said.
Noting that legal studies would provide job opportunities to students, he said they could become lawyers, legal consultants for firms or judges.
He urged law students to be law-abiding citizens and concentrate on studies to achieve greater heights in life and render quick justice to the common man.
Law Minister C.V. Shanmugam said government law colleges were getting good infrastructure, like e-zone and Wi-Fi. Besides, 186 posts of lecturer in law colleges had been filled up.
The students were getting assistance to participate in moot court competitions held abroad and many students had come out with flying colours.
“The number of applications received for admission to government law colleges is an indication of good infrastructure in our institutions,” he said.
The college would temporarily function on a private school premises at Upparpatti. The land for the college was yet to be identified.
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