Telangana Tribal Welfare Residential Law College for Men, Sangareddy Facilities Details: Hostel, Campus, Infrastructure, Library, Canteen

The college has a library facility for all students.

The college is providing education in Residential Mode. Individual attention is being paid to each student. The Loco Parent system is implemented by appointing Teachers as loco parents to a group of 15 to 20 students. Special Classes and Coaching are provided to students to prepare them for competitive exams. 24X7 water facility. 24X7 Security. Thermal screening & checking saturation levels as per COVID norms. Mask & Social distancing are made mandatory as per SOP. One teacher will stay with the students every day.

The college has an inclusion of regular fitness activities that help students maintain fitness, develop muscular strength, and improve cardiovascular health. Regular fitness activity improves the absorption of nutrients by the body, improves digestive processes, and increases physiological processes. Exercise can improve and support your mental and emotional well-being. According to the Anxiety and Depression Society of America, physical activity can help students reduce the amount of stress they face daily. Hence, TTWRLC provides a spacious ISO level  Gym for the students to build their physical and Mental strength.

The college cares about every member of our college and supports holistic development during your time at college. The college will make the following services available to the student community over the academic term. There is a special room called a wellness center with an in-house ANM who is responsible for monitoring the health of the student, prescribes medicines for minor health issues, and if required, students are taken to a nearby PHC (Primary Health Centre) or area hospital. We will continue to work on our students’ Physical and mental health policy to make it more inclusive and expansive. In addition to these services, we will be organizing sensitization workshops planned to build awareness and address existing gaps in health awareness. We look for health and emotional well-being in our community. Let us step up and offer support to each other while also taking care of ourselves. With continued collaborative efforts, we make our community healthier and more sensitive to issues of health.

The college Besides strengthening and continually improving its programs, the college is committed to providing students with access to facilities that enable remote access to the library resources. These learning experiences can be shared through various digital media, as well as processes to submit, access, and search for research projects digitally. On campus, the college has set up facilities and a learning center to help organize seminars, conferences, and workshops for current students, as well as other members of the legal fraternity.

The college has an excellent IT Infrastructure facility for the students.

The College has Sports are necessary because they bring physical and mental fitness to the person involved in them regularly. As we all know, that live a relaxed and comfortable life, we need a sound mind and a sound body. Gurukulam encourages the students to participate in sports by providing the utmost facilities in many aspects like special training sessions by the physical director, sports materials and accessories, Special diet, sports camps, sports certificates, etc., Most of the students from gurukulam, and bagged medals, bringing laurels to the institutions at the state level, University level, and National level also. The physical director trains students for physical fitness, inter-college, and inter-university sports competitions. The college has a table tennis court, and indoor games like chess, cardboard, etc.

The college has a moot court facility for all students. In most moot court competitions, there are two sides, and each side is represented by two speakers or oralists (though the entire team composition may be larger), and a third member, sometimes known as of counsel, may be seated with the speakers. Each speaker usually speaks between 10 and 25 minutes, covering one to three main issues. After the main submissions are completed, there will usually be a short round or two of rebuttal and even surrebuttal. Communications between speakers may or may not be prohibited. Throughout the course of the submissions, judges — usually lawyers, academics, or actual judges — may ask questions, though in some competitions, questions are reserved for the end of submissions. In larger competitions, teams have to participate in up to ten rounds; the knockout/elimination stages are usually preceded by several preliminary rounds to determine seeding (power seeding is often used). Teams almost always must switch sides (applicant/appellant/claimant on one side, and respondent on the other) throughout a competition, and, depending on the format of the moot, the moot problem usually remains the same throughout. The scores of the written submissions are taken into consideration for most competitions to determine qualification (whether for the competition or for the knockouts) and seeding, and sometimes even up to a particular knockout stage.

The college has an auditorium facility for events and seminars.

The college has a smart classroom facility for students.

The college has a Club facility for students. The provision of assistance to people who are unable to afford legal representation and access to the court system. Legal aid is regarded as central in providing access to justice by ensuring equality before the law, the right to counsel, and the right to a fair trial.

The Constitution of India has provided through Article - 39 A, that the state shall secure that the operation of the legal system promotes justice, based on equal opportunity and shall, in particular, provide legal aid, by suitable legislation or schemes or in any other way, to ensure that opportunities for securing justice are not denied to any citizen by reason of economic or other disabilities.