Academic.2C Extra .26 Co Curricular Activities Govind Ramnath Kare College of Law

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judge kristi harrington, circuit judge, ninth judicial circuit, south carolina (u.s.a.) @ kare college of law.


four students of kare law college authored book entitled traffic yoga , handbook road traffic , road safety measures.


in 2014, kare college started initiative called grk talks . these talks conducted every month, orators speak on socio-legal aspects. have delivered grk talks , include former union minister of state law , justice (independent charge) ramakant khalap, renowned mumbai-based lawyer haresh jagtiani, entrepreneur dr. nandini vaidyanathan, leading valuer mahendra caculo, goa s advocate general atmaram nadkarni, entrepreneur , author datta naik, chief justice of bombay high court justice mohit shantilal shah etc.



inauguration of juris open law festival on 3 february 2017 industrialist audhut timblo.


the college has classroom lecture series, called grk master class . through medium of grk master class , lawyers , experts invited deliver lecture on topic related students syllabi. have addressed students through classroom lecture series include advocate rajeev gomes , former additional solicitor general of india m. s. usgaonkar.


in 2016, gautami raiker, student of kare college of law, secured 2nd runners-up position in india startup competition in domain of law organized gujarat national law university, gandhinagar.


the college excels in sports , students have won several medals @ inter-college , university level. kare college has conducted napess (national level event of sports , physical education) conference. in 2015, institution organised fortitude , goa inter-collegiate tennis ball cricket tournament.


kare college of law has national service scheme (nss) unit , unit conducts many activities such blood-donation camps. college has established legal aid cells in various parts of state provide legal assistance public.


in addition, college has clubs consumer law club.








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