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So mine would be
IP Massey, Avtar Singh, Ratanlal & Dhirajlal ki jodi, RK Bangia
Ayn RandMilton Friedman
Richard Posner,
Backup choices: Roger Scruton, Jagdish Bhagwati, Justice Scalia, Justice Clarence Thomas, Nani Palkhivala.
I'd call my mountain Mount CRUSH-More (i.e. crushing communism and leftism).
-work life balance
-hours
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for a t5 nlu graduate employed in a company (NOT a firm)
Thanks for helping
The partner's definitely don't have time to look after each application.
1) He keeps criticising NLUs on social media (rightly) as overhyped and says that TLC grads can outdo NLU grads.
2) He is openly Centre-right and often criticises woke ideology on social media. He openly took on a certain GNLU grad influencer (darling of the left) who tried to cancel LawSikho.
Just admit it: this is the only reason you people hate him and you get jealous if he does well. You people keep raking up the dating webinar. Well, he apologised for it repeatedly. What more do you want?? He also didnβt do anything illegal. Some of your NLU alumni have done things that are a million times worse (plus illegal) yet they strut about arrogantly.
If someone could comment on how I can pursue this forward, it will be very helpful.
In infra only
If you can't get selected in a top 5-6 NLUs including NLS, Nalsar, Nujs, NLUD or you can't afford JGLS or a foreign law school, HNLU is a great choice.
A0- 9 LPA FR + 1 BONUS
A1- 11 LPA FR + ~2 BONUS
A2- 13-15LPA FR + ~2.5 BONUS
Bangalore does not pay as the above. The bands in BLR office are decided on the basis of NLU/Non-NLU retainer. Find them below-
A0- 6 LPA FR + 1 BONUS
A1- 9 LPA FR + 1.5 BONUS
A2- 11 LPA FR + 2 BONUS
They don't need to prove anything to you. You need to educate yourself.
Please take this to some other platform.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/books/2024/02/20/troubled-rob-henderson-luxury-beliefs-review/
gay is about verifiable external behavior- they have sex with people of the same sex. Homosexuality is a real thing that we've found in every mammal. Nonbinary is purely an internal state of mind- a thing we havent found in other mammals. There is no way to verify. Gender identity is a very different kind of claim than sexuality. It worries me that you feel safe censoring people when you dont understand the basics of what kinds of claims are being made.
If someone claimed to me that they were gay but they continued to only be in heterosexual relationships- yes I would dispute if it was a reality based claim. I have a friend who claims to be bisexual but only ever dates men- she never dates women at all. I should have the ability to question why that is and whether she finds other women attractive even or if shes just claiming that identity for political clout.
No one is obligated to accept as gospel truth everything a trans person might say. To argue that they should because that is "kind" is essentially threatening social sanction for compliance.
Hindu- any religion- is about a belief system. Literally not scientifically provable. I can discuss how unbelievable I find the existence of flying monkeys or dudes who can turn water into wine or winged horses to be because we have free speech and we recognise that its okay for people to not subscribe to this belief system. If nonbinary people wanted to claim they were also a belief system- a religion- which i think is actually right- I wouldnt have any obligation to affirm their beliefs. I dont have any obligation to chant "allah hu Akbar" or "Jai Shri Ram' or " christ is king".
Many people on the internet claim they have multiple personalities and many people claim they have tourettes and many people claim they are a different race and many people claim they are a different age. It is not a necessary condition for a bona fide discussion to take their claims at face value. I am arguing in good faith- I actually have thought about it a long long time and cannot make sense of it. I
It is not in bad faith to argue that whatever experience one might be having - it might not actually be real. Leave trans aside- anorexics really really feel like they are fat. So much so that they starve themselves to death. By your logic- denying "the reality of their experience" - or doubting their beliefs would be unacceptable. How is trans/ nonbinary different?
If we are seeing that so many of these people claiming non binary identities are suffering from severe mental illnesses that in all other respects alter their perceptions of reality- I dont see why gender identity is sacrosanct.
Clearly people disagree with you. And if youre gonna keep censoring based on your belief system - and not on what is sayable within the parameters of free speech- you shouldnt be a moderator.
Firstly, all the non binary people I know are extremely kind and gracious about mis gendering slip ups. They are not about people who persistently and deliberately misgender them after being corrected but that is understandable.
Secondly, your people are probably reacting to their environment. Everything you are saying now was said 20 years ago about gay and lesbian people. Being bullied and having to erase essential parts of who they are got to them. It was not their fault. Anyone would react to being treated that way. It is your institution's fault for not creating a better environment for them. It is also your institution's fault for not extending support to them as they struggle.
If you are too depleted to help, you can compassionately express your need for time and space. Letting resentment build and then engaging in what is effectively hate speech against a whole group isn't good for you and it definitely isn't good for the person you refer to.
And finally, no they don't all come from privilege. The ones who don't just suffer in silence because intersectionality makes everything worse. You probably have no idea who they are and may be saying these very hurtful, dehumanizing things to them.
Agree this is a complex issue, but so is the mind and so are humans. There may be debate to be had about how the medical establishment and society should deal with this on a policy level, but if you start by denying the reality of the experience of all trans people, this is not a bona fide basis to the discussion.
Please keep on topic and on good faith.
It is sad that hamas uses human shields
But this can not be allowed to stand, hamas cannot be spared because they use human shields and embeds itself in the most densely populated places
Also islam is a political religion and its stated goal is to conquer and convert the whole world. Some people wonβt just bend over, some people will resist. Please get used to it.
On @Linkedin
, @Microsoft
and their wokeness. As an Indian institution, Ola is for genuine actions on diversity. We run one of the largest women only automotive plants. Not 1 out of 10 lines, or a small section, but the whole plant! Almost 5000 women now and will grow to tens of thousands in the coming years. And regarding gender inclusivity, we donβt need lectures from western companies on how to be inclusive. Our culture didnβt need pronouns to be inclusive for thousands of years. .... On the other hand, the pronouns issue I wrote about is a woke political ideology of entitlement which doesnβt belong in India. I wouldnβt have waded into this debate but clearly Linkedin has presumed Indians need to have pronouns in our life, and that we canβt criticise it. They will bully us into agreeing with them or cancel us out. And if they can do this to me, Iβm sure the average user stands no chance. As a founder and CEO, this western DEI system has a major impact on my business as it grows an entitlement mindset in our professional lives and I will fight it.
https://twitter.com/bhash/status/1789217759378993611
Will this now trigger a culture war in corporate India, with the right-wing/heteronormative/ 100 day work week camp of tech bros seeking Modiβs support?
https://m.economictimes.com/tech/technology/olas-bhavish-aggarwal-snaps-ties-with-microsoft-azure-in-stand-against-western-tech/amp_articleshow/110033377.cms
Do you really think anyone looked at his photo and couldnt tell if he was a man or a woman? that men and women are indistinguishable on sight? this isnt a good faith argument.
As far as SRL is concerned, I have no idea about it, so I can't help you out with that.