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IMS Unison University to organise International Dispute Resolution Conference, call for submissions

The two-day Conference is jointly organized by the School of Law IMS Unison University, India, and Kathmandu University, Nepal.

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IMS Unison University, Dehradun in collaboration with Kathmandu University, Nepal is organizing an International Dispute Resolution Conference 2023 on “Transforming International Dispute Resolution Mechanisms During a Paradigm Shift in Geopolitics”. The conference is scheduled to be held on February 10 and 11, 2023 in hybrid mode.

The two-day Conference is jointly organized by the School of Law IMS Unison University, India, and Kathmandu University, Nepal.

On December 20, 2018, the United Nations General Assembly adopted the United Nations Convention on International Settlement Agreements Resulting from Mediation (“Mediation Convention”). It opens enormous business opportunities for enterprises and dispute-resolution professionals. The term ‘paradigm shift in geopolitics’ in the theme of the Conference aims to foster discussion on emerging trends in dispute resolution and the impact of the Mediation Convention on the international business environment.

At the conference, scholars, lawyers, and ADR practitioners will share views and experiences as to how their unique perspectives on mediation, negotiation, arbitration and other forms of dispute resolution mechanisms have the capacity to shape and transform conflict across the globe.

Call for papers

Research papers are invited from research scholars, academicians, lawyers, jurists, and students on the abovementioned theme. The following sub-themes are only illustrative in nature and may include any paper covering the major themes of the Seminar.

Subthemes

· The trend of using IDR to address Trading and Investment Disputes

· The Evolving World of Commercial Dispute Resolution

· Convention on International Settlement Agreements Resulting from Mediation

· State-to-State Dispute Resolution

· Investor-State Dispute Resolution

· Mediation a Smart Way to Resolve International IP Disputes

· International Arbitration in the Digital Era

· Challenges and Opportunities in Commercial Arbitration and Commercial Mediation

· Dispute resolution mechanisms and climate change/environmental issues (law reform).

The above sub-themes are not exhaustive, the author(s) may select any other relevant issue giving a comprehensive and indispensable review of developments in the area of International Dispute Resolution. (Refer to the attached brochure for more sub-themes)

Submission guidelines

Abstract: The abstract must be developed on an A4 sheet in Word Document Format typed in Times New Roman in 12 font size with 1.5 line spacing in not more than 300 words. It should not contain more than EIGHT keywords.

The abstract should contain personal details of the author(s) in the order: Title of the paper, Name, Designation, Institute/ University/ College/Organization, Contact number, E-mail and address of correspondence of the author(s).

Kindly indicate the name of the main author for correspondence in case of more than one author. All abstracts will be peer-reviewed and evaluated on the basis of originality, research rigor, relevance to the conference, and contribution to the theory and practice.

Submissions: Submissions are to be made only in electronic form. The same may be e-mailed to [email protected] in MS Word format along with a covering letter addressed to Organizing Secretary.

The title must be written in bold, size 14 and centered margin. Original manuscripts must be in single spacing, font size 12 in Times New Roman and all margins: 1.5 inches (left) and 1 inch (top, right and bottom).

Tables: Tables must be placed as part of the text. DO NOT attach tables at the end of the manuscript. Soft Manuscript must be submitted in Microsoft Word 2007 in the above format ONLY.

Sub-title written in bold, size 12 and left margin. Title of the tables/figure should be written on the top of the tables/figure. Times New Roman, font 12, Bold and centered margin.

Footnoting should be done strictly according to Bluebook 20th Edition, Times New Roman, Size 10, Line -Spacing 1

The word limit of the research paper should be of 3,000-5,000 words (excluding references and footnotes).

Rules for participation

  • No abstract or full paper shall be accepted after the last date of submission. Registration is mandatory on confirmation of acceptance of the abstract, with the payment of required fees to be deposited in the bank account.
  • Only registered participants will be allowed to take part in International Conference.
  • No refund will be allowed once a participant/paper presenter is registered. All the registered participants will be provided participation certificates. The selected paper of each session will be acknowledged and published in the form of an edited book.
  • In the event of the seminar being conducted in the offline mode, the participants will be responsible for the arrangement of their personal accommodation. Breakfast and lunch to the participants will be provided by the university.
  • Up to two co-authors are allowed. No in-absentia presentations will be allowed. At least one author must be present for the presentation.

Important dates

  • Last date for abstract submission: January 20, 2023
  • Date for confirmation of acceptance of Abstract: January 25, 2023
  • Last Date for Registration: January 30, 2023
  • Submission of full paper: February 7, 2023

The participants are requested to send their abstracts & papers to [email protected]

REGISTRATION FEE

  • Academicians / Organization Representatives – Rs 1,500
  • Research Scholars/ Students – Rs 1,000
  • *GST Included in registration fees
  • *No Registration Fees for Participants From Outside of India
  • If any of the co-authors would be Academicians/ Organization Representatives, then the registration fee will be charged as applicable for the Academicians.

Official Email ID- [email protected]

Please refer to the brochure for more details and the registration link.

ABOUT IMS UNISON UNIVERSITY

IMS Unison University Dehradun, a constituent of Unison Group has made fast strides in the horizon of education as a premier educational and research. IMS Unison University aspires to become a renowned center for the creation & dissemination of knowledge. It aims to provide a holistic career-oriented education that develops the intellectual, moral, and physical capabilities of the students, nurturing creativity and innovation.

ABOUT KATHMANDU UNIVERSITY

Kathmandu University (KU) is an autonomous, not-for-profit, self-funding public institution established in 1991. It is an institution of higher learning dedicated to maintaining the standard of academic excellence in various classical and professional disciplines. The mission statement of the University is “to provide quality education for leadership”. The vision is “to become a world-class university devoted to bringing knowledge and technology to the service of mankind”. The University aspires to serve the nation by fulfilling the needs of society through the motto of taking knowledge and skills “from the campus to the community.”

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10 schools in Kanpur get bomb blast threat through emails

The district administration has rushed the bomb disposal squad to the schools in order to sanitise the premises. Joint Commissioner of Police Law and Order, Harish Chander said the police’s cyber cell is investigating the matter.

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At least 10 schools in Kanpur received threatening emails on Wednesday which triggered panic in the city. This comes after a number of such emails threatening schools and hospitals with bomb blasts in many cities across India, including Delhi were received. The emails have come through servers which are based in Russia.

According to reports, the emails threatened to blow up the schools. The district administration has rushed the bomb disposal squad to the schools in order to sanitise the premises. Joint Commissioner of Police Law and Order, Harish Chander said the police’s cyber cell is investigating the matter.

Speaking to the media, Chander said the Kanpur Police received information about a bomb threat to various schools. The cyber cell is investigating the matter. All officials have been instructed to monitor CCTV footage thoroughly to establish a link between this threat and previous bomb threats which were received by multiple schools, airports and hospitals.

He also urged parents not to a panic. On Tuesday, 8 schools in Bengaluru received emails threatening bomb blasts. Last week, the city’s popular hospital chain, St Philomena, received a bomb threat email. All these bomb threat emails later turned out to be hoaxes.

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CUET-UG: National Testing Agency postpones exam in Delhi

Professor Mamidala Jagadesh Kumar spoke about the examination and said, due to unavoidable reasons, the 4 papers scheduled on 15 May in the Centres of Delhi have been rescheduled to 29 May 2024

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The National Testing Agency on Tuesday said the Common University Entrance Test (CUET)-UG 2024 scheduled for May 15 stands postponed for centres across Delhi due to unavoidable reasons. The exam in Delhi is going to be held on May 29.

Professor Mamidala Jagadesh Kumar spoke about the examination and said, due to unavoidable reasons, the 4 papers scheduled on 15 May in the Centres of Delhi have been rescheduled to 29 May 2024. He further added that the National Testing Agency has taken this decision in the best interest of the students. The revised admit cards will be issued. Exams have been cancelled in 258 centres in Delhi.

The announcement was made a few hours before the examination was scheduled to begin in 380 exam centers across India, including 26 outside India. The students and parents were disappointed as the cancellation of the examination was made at the last minute.

According to a public notice issued by the National Testing Agency, it is being informed to all the concerned candidates and stakeholders that due to unavoidable reasons, the test papers (Biology – 304, Chemistry -306, General Test – 501, English – 101) which had been scheduled on 15 May 2024 stand postponed for the candidates appearing in centres across Delhi only.

The notice further said that the examination scheduled for May 15 will be held in all other cities across the country, including in Gurugram, Ghaziabad, Noida, Faridabad and abroad. The National Testing Agency claimed that the reason behind this postponement is manpower issues caused due to the ongoing Lok Sabha elections. CUET UG is held at a large scale and NTA had selected many exam centres and invigilators are deployed for this process. However, they were facing issues in getting appropriate amount of invigilators in Delhi exam centres for the May 15 exam due to the ongoing Lok Sabha elections.

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Agra school principal beats up teacher for coming late to school, video goes viral

The incident has reportedly taken place at a primary school in Seegana village of Agra. A complaint has been lodged at the Sikandra police station regarding the incident.

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A video of a school principal beating up a teacher that led to a fight between them is circulating on social media platforms across the internet. The incident took place at a primary school in Agra , when a video of the incident went viral. The incident has reportedly taken place at a primary school in Seegana village of Agra.

In the beginning of the video the principal can be seen reprimanding the teacher, Gunja Chaudhary, for arriving late to school, which led to a heated argument between them. Reacting to the incident, the primary school teacher claimed that the principal, too, had been arriving late for the past 4 days. This led to a verbal exchange between the two of them.

As tensions increased, the confrontation turned to physical which can be clearly seen in the video. Both the principal and the teacher were engaged in a heated argument and even resorted to the use of derogatory language and physical violence. Other staff members who were present at the scene tried to separate the two and stop the brawl but it seemed all efforts were in vain.

The physical fight ended with the primary school teacher tearing the principal’s clothes and she retaliated by pulling hair of the school teacher. This incident has resulted in injuries to the school teacher’s eye as well. The incident has led to widespread discussion and concern within different members of the education department. Many X users expressed shock and dismay at the behaviour exhibited both by the school teacher and the principal. According to reports a complaint has been lodged at the Sikandra police station regarding the incident.

The video of the incident has gone viral with 211400 views, 649 retweets and 1600 likes which are only increasing. Large number of X users commented on the viral video where one X user Arkabrata Das said he was glad that the teacher who got beaten was not male, otherwise the reason for beating would have changed.

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