I mean. Hes going to win. Biden is basically senile. I dont think the labour win and the left win in france are the victories you think they are. Labour basically won because of long time anti incumbency and fatigue with tories. Marine le Pen made significant gains in france and it could keep going that way.

good news- you wont be affected by most of it really. Who is the president in america is of little consequence to law students in india.

No. I barely had anything going for me. I graduated with a BA in political science, got caught up in the vicious competitive exams cycle. Age limit. Realise I will soon be 30 with no job, no work experience. I had only two options MBA or LLB. I was so broken down that I didn't think I'd crack CAT. So went for LLB. Didn't intern under anyone till my last year, as I had a fear of rejection. Somehow got the courage to join a chamber. Worked my ass off for one month, the advocate saw that, appreciated it and asked if I want to work in his chambers. I didn't have anything going for me. So I joined. The pay was barely 10K, even that depended on how work was in chambers. Still managed somehow. Finally after 3 years, got my experience certificate and all the knowledge I had and applied in a tier 2. Worked there for 2 years. So 3+2 years of experience and entered a tier 1. Finally got through. In the end ageism definitely exists especially in India which is bound by the social construct of time. However, it's just one or two questions about you age. Be honest with them and they'll move on to other questions. In the end experience matters. My colleagues were fresh out of college and to be honest were very immature and unwise to handle life and profession together..more so that majority of them had never practiced in a court. So I had that advantage. The benefit of today is that people are looking for skills and not degrees. If you can upskill and get experience. You're good to go. Also, I would always tell myself this...don't see the 30 years you've wasted, work today for the 30 that still await ! All the best !

To learn drafting you need to repeatedly draft and have a senior who knows his shit correct your draftings.

Its repeated practice that improves your drafting thinking.

You can either find such a senior person willing to teach you

Also an edtech company in India has a program where you get to draft a lot and have someone check your drafts and tell you how to improve. I will not name the company but do your own research.

This video looks super cringe. Everyone is packed into a tight space and staring at Kim Kardashian like she is some goddess. She is a C-grade celebrity who originally became famous only after a sex tape of hers was leaked. And then for her marriage to Kanye and her plastic surgeries.🤮🤮🤮🤮

Yes, it’s not a good look. There is no need for lawyers to be so servile to Mukesh Ambani. He may be India’s richest man and a sought after client for law firms, but we as lawyers too command a lot of respect in society and Khaitan is a tier 1 gold standard law firm. If it wasn’t for lawyers many big industrialists would be bankrupt.

You are right – – that is Haigreve Khaitan! Great detective work! Well done! Moderator, please give this comment featured status. You can see HK in grey, close to KM Birla and a girl who looks like Suhana Khan. He is struggling within the crowd and trying to do namaste to Mukesh Ambani (the crowd is fighting to get a glimpse of Kim Kardashian 😂).

BTW funny to see Birla’s reaction to Kim. Least interested. 😂

It’s not always about money. Just for the record - senior partners in CAM make a lot of money. Like really lot and that is one reason why juniors in the firm gets less compared to other firms. This said, Shishir isn’t leaving for money, he is leaving for more power, recognition and autonomy.