Ms. Aneeta Nirmal Mamen is pursuing LLB at Government Law College, Thrissur. She joined LJRF Voice in September and is currently an Editor trainee for the online platform. After completing her MSc. in Plant Biology and Plant Biotechnology from Madras Christian College, Tambaram in 2020, she took a detour from her line of study and joined the Government Law College, Thrissur in November 2021. Born and brought up in Assam, she has imbibed a taste for learning different languages and cultures. A keen observer, a team player, an enthusiast in getting involved in current affairs, study the people around her, a wanderlust, who also loves to delve in bird watching. She also has penchant for painting as a passion during her off times. She also possesses a flair for writing and loves to write poems, though it may not be ‘grammatically flawless.
She has had the opportunity to take up various leadership roles. She was the Literary and Debating Secretary of Martin Hall, MCC in 2017. During her tenure she was able to lead 24 juniors in bagging one of the most coveted shields of MCC i.e. the Literary and Debating Ever Rolling Shield (Moonshadow) of Selaiyur Hall, MCC. In the same year could overview a team for the Hall Magazine ‘Paradigm’. She was also one of the National Coordinators for the XIIth All India Moot Court Competition for Justice T Ramachandran Ever Rolling Trophy organized by Moot Court Society, Government Law College, Thrissur in 2023. She has actively participated in various competitions at school and college levels such as in mime, drama, song etc. She has also been a part of the Bishop Hebel Chapel Choir of MCC for five years in a row. Last year she was able to represent Government Law College Thrissur and bag the runners up position along with Ms. Jyothikrishna M R in the Quiz conducted as part of ‘Lex Ultima’ fest (2023 edition) organized by SDM College of Law, Mangalore. She was able to showcase her paintings in ‘Meraki’ a two-day art workshop organized by CSI Cochin Diocese, Ernakulam in 2023 at Fort Kochi. Her dream is to be an Advocate and help uplift at least one another student to realize his or her dreams, thereby following in her grandfather’s footsteps.
LJRF Activities :
She currently published 17 articles and 1 was authored by her.
Article authored: Unopposed! The need for change in the approval of Bills in the Parliament
Published articles:
- Community Participation of Prisoners under Probation.
2. Excellence in all its glory- Legal Services Clinic and ADR Centre of Government Law College, Thrissur received the KELSA’s award for the law schools’ finest legal aid clinic.
3. Report on Probation reforms and measures
4. A Toast to Success
5. Life without boundaries: K R Raja: the man with a vision
6. National Seminar on emerging trends in Indian federalism- issues and challenges organized by Government Law College, Thriuvananthapuram.
7. Article 1- India, that is Bharat
8. AI and admissibility of evidence
9. AI and admissibility of evidence
10. Alternative Dispute Resolution and Indian Judicial System
11. Young Talents LJRF 2023 – Adv. Parvathy R S
12. Report of ljrf centre for alternative dispute resolution
13. Young Talents LJRF 2023 – Adv. Abhirami G Nair
14.University of Calicut orders display of preamble of the Constitution of India on college premises
15. Workshop on Human Rights and Women: Understanding and analysis to commence from tomorrow
16. 4th SJCL National Moot Court Competition
17. 9th BMS Memorial Moot Court Competition
Poem Corner
‘Goodbye Ammy’ – Aneeta Nirmal Mamen
Truth to be told,
We all feared you.
Nothing, absolutely nothing
Could ever outplay you.
Yet, the fear could Hardly erase
The sweetness In the memories
Of Old days – When “Uniappam, achappam
And Jack Chips” made,
By those skillful hands
Was savoured with haste.
Your concern to wake up,
Before dawn could stream
Its rays through the doors,
To make each grandchild’s
Desired breakfast,
Was baked loved for us.
Headstrong, brave and perseverance,
You made with friends with success alright.
Your prayers are what gave us strength.
Forgive us, if we haven’t made
It our necessity yet.
Goodbye for now,
And rest awhile some more.
After I finish my time on earth,
I will meet you beyond the shore.
