In the morning at 8:00 a.m., both the boys and girls, along with the faculty coordinators, gathered at CIRW for breakfast. To begin the survey in Karkalgatta, the student volunteers were again divided into six groups, with each group assigned one lane of the village. Using the survey forms provided by the college, the teams collected information from households. The survey included details such as house ownership, vehicles, legal issues, pending cases, and important identification documents like Aadhaar Card, Ration Card, E-Shram Card, Labour Card, BPL Card, Birth Certificate, and Death Certificate.

The survey was completed by 11:30 a.m., after which we visited the Sai Baba Temple. We also visited the field where most villagers worked. By 12:30 p.m., we returned to CIRW, where an evaluation meeting was held to review the surveys conducted. After the meeting, we had lunch.

Following lunch, we presented a vote of thanks to the representatives of CIRW Fr. Aravin, Mr. Vijay, Ms. Susheela and others for their support in coordinating our stay and helping us conduct the surveys. We also thanked Mr. Kishore for arranging meals during our stay in Anekal.

We left CIRW at 2:00 p.m. and proceeded to St. Joseph’s School to conduct another legal awareness program. We reached the the school at 2.15 pm and started the program.

The first session featured a lecture by Mr. Harish (faculty coordinator) on the POCSO Act, Child Abuse, and Good and Bad Touch, assisted by Ms. Varsha ( III BA LL.B (A)) and Ms. Geethanjali (III BA LL.B (A)). Continuing the session Mr. Harish also spoke on students’ and teachers’ rights, emphasizing a safe, fair, and productive learning environment. This was followed by a singing performance by Mr. Tanush (III BCOM LL.B).

In the next session which was a quiz on POCSO and Good/Bad Touch, conducted by Fr. Shantharaj (III LL.B) with exciting prizes for the correct answers with was followed by a duet song performance by Mr. Tanush (III BCOM LL.B) and Ms. Faariya (IV BCOM LL.B).

The programme concluded as the SJCL student volunteers distributed pens to all the students of St. Joseph’s School as they left the premises. After having tea and snacks which was provided by the school, we left for the college at 5:00 p.m. and reached back at 6:45 p.m.