The School of Law at Christ University, Pune Lavasa Campus, successfully concluded its flagship event, THEMIS – 6th Moot Court Competition, held from March 27 to 29, 2026. The national-level competition brought together some of the brightest legal minds from across the country, reinforcing its reputation as a premier platform for advocacy and legal scholarship.
Featuring a substantial prize pool of ₹3,00,000, the competition also recognised individual excellence through awards for Best Speaker, Best Researcher, and Best Memorial. The 2026 moot proposition centred on contemporary issues in constitutional law, federalism, and data governance, encouraging participants to engage critically with evolving legal frameworks and challenges.
The event witnessed participation from 30 teams, including over 10 National Law Schools, highlighting its growing prominence in the legal academic circuit. The preliminary and quarter-final rounds were evaluated by experienced faculty members and legal practitioners, ensuring rigorous and fair assessment standards.
The semi-final rounds were adjudicated by Md Zafar Imam and Pankaj Kapoor, who brought their extensive expertise to the judging panel. The final round was evaluated by an esteemed jury comprising Ashim Kumar Roy, Jyotsna Yagnik, and Subir Kumar Roy, whose insights enriched the participants’ experience.
In a closely contested finale, National Law University Jodhpur emerged as the winner of THEMIS 2026, while Institute of Law Nirma University secured the runner-up position.
The competition concluded with a grand valedictory ceremony graced by Uday Umesh Lalit, whose presence added prestige to the occasion and served as an inspiration to aspiring legal professionals.
THEMIS 2026 wrapped up on a high note, successfully fostering legal acumen, advocacy skills, and academic excellence among law students. The event once again underscored Christ University’s commitment to nurturing future legal leaders through experiential learning and competitive engagement.