Inaugural Ceremony of Certificate Course on Labour Laws with New Labour Codes
Course: Certificate Course on Labour Laws with New Labour Codes
Date & Time: September 24, 2026 at 3:00 PM
Chief Guest & Resource Person: Shri Kamal Naik Sir, AVP – HR, DCM Shriram Ltd.
Course Coordinators: Dr. Rashmi Ghamawala and Prof. Rakhi Thakkar
Under the guidance of: Dr. Chetna Makwana, I/c Director, NCM
“Knowledge of the law is not merely an advantage; it is the foundation of a fair, responsible, and empowered workplace.”
In today’s dynamic and evolving business environment, understanding labour laws is essential for creating workplaces that uphold fairness, dignity, compliance, and harmonious employer–employee relationships. With this objective, Narmada College of Management had successfully hosted the Inaugural Ceremony of the Certificate Course on Labour Laws with New Labour Codes on September 24, 2026 at NCM Conference Hall.
The ceremony marked the beginning of an enriching learning journey aimed at developing a comprehensive understanding of labour legislation and the recently introduced Labour Codes.
The course is designed to equip students and professionals with practical knowledge of labour laws and their implications for contemporary HR practices and industrial relations.
The inaugural ceremony was organized under the guidance of I/c Director Dr. Chetna Makwana, along with faculty members and course coordinators. The programme was graced by the Chief Guest and Resource Person, Shri Kamal Naik (Retd.), AVP – HR, DCM Shriram Ltd., Jhagadia, who brings with him an impressive 37 years of rich professional experience in Human Resources, Industrial Relations, Administration, Public Relations, and Liaison. Having served with several reputed organizations and currently contributing as an HR Advisor and Consultant, he has also been associated with academia as a visiting faculty and resource person, bringing valuable industry experience and practical insights to learners.
Dr. Rashmi Ghamawala, Faculty – HR and Course Coordinator, opened the programme by welcoming the Chief Guest, I/c Director, faculty members and participants. In her introductory address,
she highlighted the need for awareness and understanding of labour laws among students and professionals.
Dr. Chetna Makwana addressed the gathering and emphasized the importance of gaining practical knowledge through the certificate course. She encouraged the participants to make the most of this learning opportunity to strengthen their professional skills and to explore opportunities in HR, legal compliance and related areas.
Prof. Rakhi Thakkar, Faculty – HR, Placement Coordinator and Course Coordinator, gave an overview of the certificate course and explained its overall structure. She briefly introduced the key Labour Laws to be covered during the course and highlighted their practical importance for students and future professionals. She then invited Shri Kamal Naik Sir to take the session forward.
experience and encouraged students to understand Labour Laws and New Labour Codes beyond theoretical aspects. He briefly explained the changing labour-law environment and its relevance in the professional world. His practical approach and interactive session made it highly engaging and useful for the students.
Shri Kamal Naik was warmly welcomed. In his address, he shared his rich industry experience and encouraged students to understand Labour Laws and New Labour Codes beyond theoretical aspects. He briefly explained the changing labour-law environment and its relevance in the professional world. His practical approach and interactive session made it highly engaging and useful for the students.
The inaugural session provided an informative and motivating start to the Certificate Course. The valuable guidance and practical insights shared by the speakers encouraged students to explore the subject with greater interest and confidence.
The programme concluded successfully with a vote of thanks to the dignitaries, faculty members, coordinators, and participants for their presence, support and active involvement.
