Dr. Smt. Asmita Advait Vaidya
Principal, GLC, Mumbai
Smt. Dr. Asmita Vaidya, is a visionary leader, skilled administrator, and dedicated educationist. With over 25 years of experience in the academic and social sectors, she has consistently driven impactful reforms and initiatives. Before joining Government Law College, Mumbai, Dr. Vaidya served as the Head of the Law Department at NMD College, Gondia, and as the Principal of Thakur Law College. Throughout her journey, she has excelled in diverse leadership roles, collaborating with faculty and staff to introduce innovative programs that enhance both academic and institutional growth.
A gold medallist and university topper in both her undergraduate and postgraduate studies, she holds an MBA in Human Resource Management and earned her PhD in Industrial Law in 2009. Her accomplishments have been recognised through prestigious awards, including the ‘Tejaswini’ Award, the ‘Nation Builder Award, and the ‘Top Educator Award 2022’ by the Rhythem Group.
Beyond academia, Dr. Vaidya is also a passionate social activist, working tirelessly to effect positive change and empower communities. Her leadership continues to inspire and shape the future of legal education at our college.
Asst. Prof. Rohit Bokil
Faculty-in-charge, SPIL Mumbai
Mr. Rohit Bokil graduated from ILS Law College in 2014. Mr. Bokil completed his LL.M from Savitribai Phule University in 2017 with a specialisation in International Law and Human Rights. Before joining GLC as an Assistant Professor, he taught Public International Law and its other branches at ILS Law College, Pune from 2018 to 2024.
Mr. Bokil also holds a Diploma in International Humanitarian Law from NALSAR, which he passed with distinction. In 2018 he participated in a summer course on International Criminal Law organised by Salzburg Law School, Salzburg, Austria. He is currently pursuing his PhD from Symbiosis International University on the topic of Autonomous Weapons and IHL.
Mr. Bokil has published articles in national as well as international journals on varied themes of international law. He has written for daily newspapers like Sakal and Maharashtra Times on different topics of international law.
Mr. Bokil also frequently participates and presents at many national and international conferences and seminars.
Mr. Bokil’s areas of interest includes Public International Law, International Humanitarian Law, International Criminal Law, International Human Rights Law and Jurisprudence.
SENIOR CORE MEMBERS
Mr. Abhijeet Goraksha Bhadke
President, SPIL, Mumbai
Abhijeet is a final‑year student in the three‑year LLB programme at Government Law College, Mumbai, with an academic foundation that includes a degree in Mechanical Engineering and a Master's in Political Science. His intellectual pursuits traverse engineering, governance, constitutional philosophy, and legal practice, all of which inform his analytical approach to litigation and dispute resolution. As a first‑generation lawyer, Abhijeet brings a grounded perspective to his work, combining technical precision with institutional understanding. His deep engagement with constitutional law, criminal jurisprudence, and commercial litigation, supplemented by a keen interest in world affairs and legal history, nurtures a unique perspective that enriches his approach to legal practice and constitutional advocacy.
Ms. Anushka Poonia
Vice-President, SPIL, Mumbai
Ms. Sowwmyaa Shinde
Secretary, SPIL Mumbai
Mr. Nakshatra Pain
Chief Managing Editor & Treasurer, SPIL, Mumbai
CORE MEMBERS
Ms. Anushka Jagtap
Core Member, SPIL Mumbai
Ms. Anushree Malpani
Core Member, SPIL Mumbai
Anushree is a second-year law student at Government Law College, Mumbai, with a growing interest in international law, particularly human rights and maritime law. She is also drawn to research, having written several articles for her college magazine. As a Core Member of SPIL Mumbai, she looks forward to contributing to the organisation's initiatives while deepening her understanding of international legal frameworks and engaging with SPIL's student community.