National Law University Odisha, Cuttack in its prime focus of achieving SDG (Sustainable development Goals) by the year 2030 , has initiated its flagship project named as “Project KUTUMB” for the upliftment of the marginalized communities in the local community clusters around the campus. Project KUTUMB will be a combined initiative of the primary outreach committees of the University namely Legal Aid Society, ProBono Club, Centre for Mediation and Negotiation and the National Service Scheme. The Project will be conducted in three identified communities namely Brajabiharipur, Dhabaleswar Gada and Munda Sahi. These communities have been chosen on the basis of proximity to the University. The University under this flagship project conducted its first Two-Day long Medical and Mediation Camp in the premises of Brajabiharipur Sarkari Uchha Prathamika Bidyalaya, Athagarh(Cuttack). ? total of 152 villagers availed the benefit of the Medical Camp and were benefitted by the free medications distributed by the University. The university appointed doctor ,Dr. Aditya Prasad Behura and Dr. Shalini Das accompanied by the university nurses took charge of the medical camp in the school premises. While the medical camp was being conducted the Centre for Mediation and Negotiation conducted a skit on the advantages of mediation over litigation and the need of mediation in the present context. The skit was followed by a question and answer session where the villagers pointed out various issues ranging from land demarcation to domestic violence to lack of infrastructure in the community. Prof. Ved Kumari, Vice Chancellor, NLUO addressed the concerns of the audience emphasizing more on mediation as an alternative method of dispute resolution. ?he programme was conducted under the able guidance of Prof. Ved Kumari, Vice Chancellor, NLUO and Prof. Yogesh Pratap Singh, Registrar, NLUO. Faculty advisors of KUTUMB Ms. Nikita Pattajoshi, Dr. Kuntirani Padhan, Mr. Abhay Kumar, Dr. Mayank Tiwari, Mr. Kumarjeeb Pegu and Mr. Kapil Sharma conducted the camp with the team of enthusiastic students coordinated by Mr. Durbadala Mantry, Programme Associate, Legal Aid Clinic of NLUO and Mr. Anuj Shukla (5^th Year Student). The camp was attended by the Corporator of Ward no. 3, Shri. Pradeep Kumar Rout, Shri Chandrasekhar Behera and Shri Sanjay Kumar Behera.

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On 2^nd of September 2022, National Law University Odisha, Cuttack sharing the vision of our Honourable Chief Minister Shri Naveen Patnaik organized Start up Odisha Yatra 2.0 in its campus. It was envisioned under the shade of Institution’s Innovation Council, NLUO and was organized by LexTech- Centre for Law, Entrepreneurship & Innovation, NLUO.

LexTech- Centre for Law, Entrepreneurship and Innovation is dedicated to incubating, accelerating and mentoring innovative start-ups within and outside NLUO. The centre has registered its presence for more than 5 years now and continues to strive towards its aim of building and supporting entrepreneurs.

The Start-up Odisha van reached National Law University Odisha’s campus at 2 pm, 2nd of September, 2022. LexTech, NLUO. It was marked by the presence of our Registrar Prof Yogesh Pratap Singh and our Vice Chancellor Ma’am Prof Ved Kumari. Registrar Sir gave the welcome speech and motivated the students by his words to move along with their projects. Vice Chancellor Ma’am encouraged the students to produce more and more such ideas and shared her vision of making the Incubation Centre in collaboration with Odisha Hub. It was coordinated by the faculty advisors Ms. Madhubrata Rayasingh, Dr. Arjyalopa Mishra, Dr. Sudatta Barik, and Dr. Mayank Tiwari.

Start-up Odisha Yatra 2.0 has been initiated by Odisha’s Chief Minister, Shri Naveen Patnaik, a flagship initiative of Start-up Odisha. It aims at scouting grassroots innovators, women entrepreneurs, and promoting entrepreneurship among the youth. The Yatra will cover over 100 educational institutions in 30 districts over a period of 60 days. Launching the event, the Chief Minister stated that it will provide entrepreneurial exposure to the young minds and establish the culture of idea generation in the youth. The State has a mission of promoting and incubating 5000 Start-ups by 2025 and Start-up Odisha Yatra 2.0 will be pivotal in bringing innovative ideas to the forefront.

A boot camp was organised at the National Law University Odisha campus premises to encourage idea generation and to develop the spirit of entrepreneurship. A total of 14 ideas were pitched by the students of NLUO out of which most of them belonged to BBA-LLB stream. NLUO is one of the few NLUs which offers BBA-LLB course and helped students gain knowledge of business administration and law.

The ideas pitched by the youngsters will be evaluated and the winners will be awarded exciting cash prizes as announced by the Government of Odisha.

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