Sanskar Sarjan Education Societys Dhirajlal Talakchand Sankalchand Shah College of Law, Mumbai

Sanskar Sarjan Education Society was established in 1964 by its founder, philanthropist Dhirajlal Shah, and his like-minded group of friends. As the name suggests, the Society was set up with a

commitment to improving values in society by providing quality education to students coming from all kinds of economic backgrounds. The focus of the Society’s upliftment work has been in the slum-

dominated Kurar Village area in Malad (East), where most of the residents had earlier been deprived of educational opportunities. By providing all-round, value-based, career-focused, affordable

education from the primary to the doctoral level through its various institutions, the Sanskar Sarjan Education Society is fulfilling its founding vision of uplifting the society and contributing to the future

of the nation. D.T.S.S. College of Law is situated in Malad (East), beyond the Western Express Highway of Mumbai.  The Sanskar Sarjan Education Society, established in 1964 started this college in 2018 as the natural growth of its other educational institutions.  The D.T.S.S. College of Law is the newest addition to the Sanskar Sarjan Group of Institutions.  The College is named after its founder, Shri Dhirajlal Talakchand Shah.  Since the inception, the institutions have metamorphosed from a modest building to a sprawling impressive structure complete with all modern equipment and amenities which make them truly self-sufficient.The College caters to the educational needs of the neglected and underprivileged students of Kurar village.  Once an underdeveloped, backward area, Kurar village is now a "Centre of Learning" solely due to the institutions.  A dedicated management and staff have brought about an immense change in the attitude and outlook of its student population.  Students are trained in academics as well as co-curricular activities.  Ethics, morals and values are steadily inculcated in them through the teaching-learning process.