“Chiguru” pronounced as “CHI-GOO-ROO” word origins from Kannada Language meaning the new set of leaves in Spring season. As you are aware Spring season is brings in floral remake of the Nature. Chiguru is the symbol representing this “Spirit of Life”.

Chiguru the annual Souvenir highlights the intellectual exercise of the faculty and students, engaged in constant research activities. The articles published reflect the intellectual calibre of the authors. The area of its coverage has surpassed the linguistic barriers wherein the authors in three languages have excelled in presenting their views on important issues. The articles are selected from diverse topics ranging from domestic problems, which have risen up to the international scenario. It is heartening to know that in this issue (2006-07) of the souvenir, much focus has been laid on the feminist issue in different perspectives. This is a clear indication that our college has its own contribution to feminist jurisprudence. Other topics like those on intellectual property, medical jurisprudence, unborn child’s personality, necessary amendments to the constitution, etc., have forensically discussed the facets of law.