TECHNICAL SESSION
2nd International Conference on Law and Technology
Maulana Azad National Urdu University (MANUU), Law
School
Opening & Welcome
“Technology shapes the law, and the law shapes the future of
technology.”
On behalf of the School of Law, Maulana Azad National Urdu
University, it gives me immense pleasure to welcome you all to
the Technical Session of the 2nd International Conference on
Law and Technology.
Greetings everyone, I am Abdul Munayeem, and it is my
pleasure to be your host.
I extend a warm and respectful welcome to chairperson and co-
chairperson, and all our presenters and participants.
Intro of the Co-chair
It is my privilege to introduce our Co-Chair, Ahmad Raza Sir.
He is currently working as an Assistant Professor in the
Department of Computer Science and Information
Technology, Maulana Azad National Urdu University,
Hyderabad, Telangana.
Ahmad Raza sir holds a Master of Technology in Computer
Science from Maulana Azad National Urdu University and a
Bachelor of Technology in Information Technology from
West Bengal University of Technology, Kolkata.
His areas of expertise include Blockchain Technology,
Machine Learning, Internet of Things, Database
Management Systems, Network Security, Cloud
Computing, and Programming Technologies.
He has also worked as an Assistant Professor at Lord’s
Institute of Engineering and Management, Hyderabad,
and has contributed to academic research, including work on
blockchain-based verification of academic records. He
has participated in Faculty Development Programs and has
an international journal publication.
With his strong academic background and technical expertise,
we are honoured to have him as the Co-Chair for this session.
May I now invite our Co-Chair, Ahmed Raza sir, to formally
welcome the gathering and introduce Dr. Gagandeep Kaur for
today’s Technical Session.
Thank you so much, Sir.
Chair’s Keynote
We are now privileged to be guided by (Chair NAME), Sir the
Chair of this Technical Session, whose academic insights and
experience will anchor today’s deliberations.
Sir, will now deliver a brief keynote address and formally
commence the paper presentations.
May I respectfully invite (the Chair) to take over the session.
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Thank you, Sir, for these insightful opening remarks.
Commencement of Presentations
“Good research speaks not in length, but in clarity and impact.”
We shall now begin the paper presentations. A reminder to all
presenters that each one of you have total 10 mins , out of
which, 8 mins is for the presentation and 2 mins for the
questions & answers.
I request the student organizers to facilitate the presenters with
their slides as they are called to the podium.
Presenter 1: "Our first presenter is Mohammad Abdullah, discussing
'The Algorithmic Arbitrator: Navigating Due Process and
Transparency in the Era of Indian E-Governance.'" (IT IS AN
EXAMPLE)
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Thank you to all the presenters for their insightful papers and
stimulating discussions.
Concluding Remarks by Chair
We now request our Respected Chair, to kindly share the
concluding remarks for this Technical Session.
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Thank you, Sir, for your valuable guidance, scholarly
observations, and for steering this session with such academic
grace.
Felicitating the chair
As a mark of our gratitude and respect, I invite the Co-Chair to
felicitate the Chair, with an Appreciation Letter and Memento.
Closing by Host
With this, we formally conclude the Technical Session of the 2nd
International Conference on Law and Technology.
On behalf of the organizing committee and the School of Law,
MANUU, I thank the Chair, Co-Chair, presenters, participants,
and student organisers for making this session a meaningful
academic success.
The prize distribution for the Best Presenter of the Technical
Session will take place during the Valedictory Session. We
request all participants to kindly be present.
Thank you all.
Have a wonderful day ahead.