Public Policy, Law and Governance, Central University of Rajasthan

09/03/2021

Alumni Stories__ Deepika Meena

Alumni (2016-2018)

Deepika Meena is currently doing PhD from IIT Gandhinagar. She completed her Masters from Department of Public Policy, Law and Governance at Central University of Rajasthan in 2018.

08/03/2021

Women's Day Special ❤️🎉

"Never doubt you can be achievers, and never miss opportunities to reach your dream and to realize your goals in life"

Dr. Zainab Farhat
Alumni (2012 -2018) 😍

She was part of Department of Public Policy, Law and Governance for 6 years completing her Masters and PhD. At present, Dr. Zainab is working as an Assistant Professor in Lovely Professional University, Punjab.

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19/10/2020

Students aspiring to join M.A. and Ph.D. course in Public Policy, Law and Governance for the year 2020-21, and have appeared for CUCET-2020, can seek help through the helpdesk WhatsApp Group or Telegram Group or Facebook group managed by the final year students. Also, the contact number for enquiry is given below.

For joining the group please click on the link below 👇

Whatsapp: https://chat.whatsapp.com/GLj59hBY7UyFt71W9CdNfh

Telegram:
https://t.me/joinchat/PiQlhhoteBott8xechJcsw

Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/390683791932606/

Contact for enquiry: +91-7223973756,
+91-80840 97857, +91-95767 69767

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04/09/2020

Participation of students of the department in LCOY15, India held at Shantivan, Mt. Abu Road, Rajasthan made them understand various factors leading to environmental degradation and climate change.

Mt. Abu in Aravalli Ranges has its own ecological importance for keeping India away from desertification which must be given a special attention at the times when the mountains and hills in Rajasthan are disappearing for trade of marbles and other minerals. Specifically for urbanisation. Source: India Environment Portal; Deutsche Welle (DW) The disappearance of India's Aravalli Hills; Indian Express " Assault on Aravalis"

Students of Department of Public Policy, Law and Governance have been involved in activities outside the classroom education to explore the issues and needs of the people on regional basis. The department allows the students to have an understanding of outside world and analyse the policies and it's governance by the government and other stakeholders. Environmental issues are must to address among all.




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03/09/2020

03/09/2020

Examination date of Central Universities Common Entrance Test (CUCET), 2020.
Follow the guidelines provided in the official website, www.cucetexam.in, in the conduct of exam.

18/05/2020

M.A. Public Policy, Law and Governance / PhD Public Policy Law and Governance Admissions 2020
Apply now: www.cucet.exam.in

"Knowingly or unknowingly every behaviour and action of individuals are manipulated by state and its actors through public policies." Thus it is important for a 'Nation' to have rational and skilled policymakers.

Central University of Rajasthan is the only Central University in India offering a major in Public Policy, Law and Governance. The M.A. programme seeks to introduce students to the study of policy making and implementation processes to create an improved understanding of events happening in society. It helps students in sharpening their powers of analysis and decision-making.

Through such an interdisciplinary programme students gain practical as well as strong theoretical knowledge of public policies as broad concept and also it equips them with knowledge from fields such as Law, Governance, Economics, Statistics, Public Administration, Political Science, Big Data and many others.

For more information and application for CUCET exam visit: www.cucet.exam.in
Apply by 23rd May 2020

University Website: www.curaj.ac.in

DM for queries.

14/05/2020

___ LCOY 15 ____

15th edition of Local Conference of Youth, India, from 2nd Nov - 4th Nov, 2019.

A Local Conference of Youth (LCOY) is an event of YOUNGO, the official youth-constituency to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC).
It is a national version of the global COY, which takes place right before the Conference of Parties (COP), the annual UN Conference on Climate Change. As an official LCOY, the aim is not only to educate people on climate issues but also to prepare youth to participate in the global COY. This will provide a setting for participants to connect to the global COP, to learn about UN processes, and to share their own voices.

14/05/2020

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Local Conferences of Youth (LCOY) are events by YOUNGO, the official children and youth constituency to the United Nations Framework Convention of Climate Change. Nine students from the department of PPLG attended the 3 day conference from 2nd Nov - 4th Nov, 2019

LCOY organisers bring the annual climate negotiations to their home countries and make sure that words are turned into action. At LCOYs, young people connect to each other, teach, learn, and organise themselves to make their voices heard to our state leaders. LCOYs form a network in which youth can connect across borders and explore ways to collaborate on a regional and global level.

14/05/2020

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Students of Department of PPLG and MSW from Central University of Rajasthan with at the Local Conference of Youth (LCOY) organized at Mt. Abu from 2nd Nov - 4th Nov, 2019

Avani Varia is engaged in research, documentation and promotion of India's culture, indigenous textiles, non-textile crafts and art.

With her we got hands own experience in discovering, understanding and accepting creative art of hand spinning and spinning the wheel "Charkho".

12/05/2020

__Indian Student Parliament, 2020__

The time is ripe for the educated youth to come forward to shoulder the responsibility of leadership in public life. Unfortunately, they shy away from politics. We have to change the picture.

Dawny Johnson and Deepika Shastri of Department of Public Policy, Law and Governance; and Vasundhara Sharma of Department of Economics attended the 4 day interactive session organized by Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, Government of India, UNESCO, and MIT-SOG Pune.

More than 1000 delegates from various countries attended the conference. All the resolutions passed at the annual national conclave are complied as the 'Declaration' of the Bharatiya Chhatra Sansad and are submitted to the relevant policy making bodies of union and state governments. The resolutions are also submitted to the United Nations and UNESCO for their cognizance.

12/05/2020

__Indian Student Parliament, 2020___

Connecting Politically / Socially active youth of India on one platform for the common purpose of strengthening democracy and to inculcate a national vision.

The 10th Indian Student Parliament was organized by the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, Government of India, UNESCO, and MIT- SOG Pune. The 4 day interactive session was inaugurated by the Vice President of India and Chairman of the Rajya Sabha, Shri Venkaiah Naidu.

The session witnessed eminent speakers ranging from Governors, Ministers, Members of Parliament and Legislatures, Retired Judges, Journalists and Nobel laureates.