So amused to read this first thing in the morning.... brought a huge smile... pronouns, non-nepo, neo-liberal.... :) just too much fun..

I really hope that parts of your comment are sarcasm, else, I hope you are ready to face the rude shock awaiting you when you finally land on this planet.... :) all the best in life...

I don’t why the moderator marked it trollish. It is absolutely true that the BJP under Modi has shifted to a welfarist model and cultivated non-Yadav/non-Jat OBCs, tribals and Dalits as their core votebank. Forward caste/middle class people have no value to the BJP, so they are neglecting us and taxing us.

What I don’t understand is this: if an OBC/SC candidate claims a disability, is the person given further preference within the reservation system— kind of like a double reservation? Then how can Puja Khedkar claim both quotas???🤔

I thought the PWD quota applies to all castes equally?

NDTV is now reporting it. But how do they manage to use the disability quota? Even if they arrange a fake certificate, doesn’t a board double-check during the selection?

https://www.ndtv.com/india-news/after-puja-khedkar-another-ex-ias-officer-abhishek-singh-under-fire-over-disability-claim-6107481/amp/1

A JD, in case you weren't aware, is a 'terminal degree' (the highest degree available in law in that system). The SJD (the PhD in law which many U.S. law schools have) is a doctoral degree for foreign scholars, not designed for people in the U.S. And for your information, many people work for a PhD alongside a JD, or before a JD.

https://www.cnbctv18.com/world/biden-calls-for-national-unity-says-time-to-cool-down-political-rhetoric-after-trump-shooting-19443183.htm

Basically title. Trump was portrayed as a fascist, but many things people have accused him of can also be said of left-liberal politicians.

My grades are fairly average from an average law school. But, apart from that I have done legitimate courses on my specialization, won a couple of national moot courts, published is not so known places, and a couple of T2 internships. I am not happy with the CV but I still have a couple of years to work on it.

I think people are getting triggered by the

use of “chapri”. But bottom line: use civil language and stop the unwarranted attacks against certain people just because you resent their elite positions. You guys are almost copying the blind hatred of the bourgeoisie shown by the Khmer Rouge. Instead, try and work hard and you too will be elite one day.

Basically they overload you with tons of assignments and projects, insterprese it with in class assignment where you are supposed to basically copy stuff from internet to create a research book and answer their stupid questions using that lol. All this in a matter of 3 months and you barely focussing on learning the core law. Pure burnout. Nothing else.

I have interned for 3 months at VPLO. The exposure I've got into Corporate and Commercial Law is really good. You'd get to draft (yes, literally draft) agreements and conduct genuine legal research. Additionally, you'd also be asked to author various case updates and papers. You don't get to interact with the seniors, all the work is communicated through WhatsApp. That's the only downside here. Otherwise, it's good.

Yes, I have interned here in the past. The working environment is very flexible, welcoming, and conducive. The team members directly allot you client work, which gives you first hand exposure. The tasks range from conducting research to drafting assignments - main practice areas are corporate, data privacy, employment, and others allied areas. You get to directly interact with al the team members. It is definitely a 10/10 recommendation to virtually intern here.

I started in a boutique firm, switched in-house (MNC) within ~2years. Left in-house for a Tier I in 4 years. Left Tier I within a year for another in-house (PSU). Left the in-house in 2years for the same Tier I. Completed 10years in profession, with a total of 4 job switches. Before joining the Tier I, I got an interview with a European in-house role based in Germany. I was able to clear the first 3 rounds but was dropped thereafter because of the no of switches i made. Every discussion started with my career choices so far and a question as to how far/long do i see myself in their company. While i made sure I was able to communicate my reasons for the switches, it seemed a bit challenging for the interviewer to accept those as suitable replies. I do understand their concern and was able to communicate that my stay in their company depends on a lot of factors which broadly included a good work profile and a reasonably balanced personal life. Trust me guys, law firms are much practical in hiring a candidate whereas the Indian in-houses still believe in hiring people who were "loyal" to their previous employers!

The package offered was 16.2 LPA.

This approach of recruiting freshers based on their internship performance makes a lot more sense than hiring based on college tags and grades. KCO has hired significantly via PPOs as well.

https://www.barandbench.com/apprentice-lawyer/rectracker-spice-route-legal-hires-19-graduates-from-15-law-schools

Hardly, the development war is incredibly tight to the extent one update to the car is making massive dividends. Ferrari have revered back to their Imola Spec however their long term prospects remain the same as Mercedes. Further Mercedes didn't offer Lewis a longer contract so there was no question of staying. He isn't even thinking about Ferrari rn he has said so himself