Two-week training prog for Legal Assistants of Ladakh UT concludes

Justice Rajnesh Oswal speaking during the conclusion of two week training programme for Legal Assistants of Ladakh UT.
Justice Rajnesh Oswal speaking during the conclusion of two week training programme for Legal Assistants of Ladakh UT.

Excelsior Correspondent
JAMMU, Dec 12: Under the patronage of Justice Arun Palli, the Chief Justice, High Court of Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh (Patron-in-Chief, J&K Judicial Academy) and guidance of Chairperson and Members of Governing Committee, Jammu & Kashmir Judicial Academy today concluded the two-week training programme for the Legal Assistants of the Union Territory of Ladakh.
The valedictory session was graced by Justice Rajnesh Oswal, Chairperson, Governing Committee for the J&K Judicial Academy.
During the programme, participants were trained on a wide range of legal, administrative, and governance-related subjects including the constitutional framework, administrative structure of UT governance, land laws, vigilance mechanisms, RTI, CCS Rules, provisions of BNSS/BNS applicable to public servants, drafting skills, tendering and e-procurement procedures, GFR rules, contract law, and drafting of Government notifications and orders.
A field visit was also organised to provide practical exposure to institutional functioning. The resource persons for the programme included eminent jurists, senior advocates, academicians, former judges and domain experts who enriched the sessions with their expertise, practical insights, and interactive teaching methodology.
During the valedictory session, Justice Rajnesh Oswal interacted with the participants and enquired about their learning experience, key takeaways and suggestions for future programmes. He underscored that honesty, dedication and punctuality must remain the key attributes of every public servant, emphasising that these values form the foundation of efficient and accountable public administration.
He commended the initiative of the Judicial Academy in designing a comprehensive, practice-oriented training module and encouraged the participants to apply their newly acquired skills to enhance institutional efficiency in the Union Territory of Ladakh. Certificates were also distributed to all participants by Justice Oswal.
Naseer Ahmad Dar, Director, J&K Judicial Academy reaffirmed the Academy’s commitment to supporting the training needs of various institutions and departments of the UT of Ladakh.