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Jaipur: Kanoria School of Law for Women (KSLW), Jaipur, will organise “Parley 6.0: Debate Competition” on September 8–9, 2026, in association with the Rajasthan State Human Rights Commission (RSHRC), with Laws & Legals as Media Partner.
The competition is aimed at creating a national intellectual platform for undergraduate law students to engage with contemporary constitutional, social and legal questions, encouraging them to go beyond textbook learning and develop the ability to analyse complex issues from multiple perspectives.
The national-level online competition will feature Preliminary, Semi-Final and Final rounds, providing undergraduate law students a platform to debate contemporary constitutional, social and legal issues.
The competition carries cash prizes worth ₹20,400, sponsored by RSHRC, along with e-certificates for winners and participants.
With participation from law institutions across the country, Parley 6.0 aims to strengthen a culture of informed debate, constitutional awareness and effective advocacy among the next generation of legal professionals.