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The lack of discussion on the case in LI makes me think that either the moderator has perhaps not been allowing it. But this is an article in the Wire by an eminent NLSIU alum, so hopefully it will be allowed.
https://thewire.in/law/time-for-nlsiu-to-change-its-dharma-rakshati-rakshataha-motto
The problem with people in Delhi is that they have no idea of the reality in Bengal. They believe the nonsense that Rajdeep Sardesai, Ravish Kumar and other Delhi journalists say about Mamata being some sort of Mother Teresa. MG too fell for this propaganda.
That way, someone like Sanjoy Ghose (who is more aware of the state) was smart enough not to join the TMC. He can now plausibly say that he always a Congress supporter rather than TMC, then join the Congress without any criticism or stain on his record.
I am curious to know which law firm teams, particularly those based outside Gujarat, have strong GIFT City practice and what kind of mandates they typically handle.
Also, what are your views on the long-term scope of GIFT City as a niche practice area? Do you see it evolving into a specialised practice, or remaining a subset of existing corporate, finance and funds practices?
I never get to speak to her though, well i barely know her as well.
but i believe she should make a transition to glamour world, she would just be awesome.
though i had no idea of her and her existence, untill i came across some blog/comment on law student making to entertainment industry.
wish i was that good looking to transition from law to entertainment! she isn't doing justice to the god gift.
One is a full service enterprise with 100+ lawyers working for Fortune 500 clients and has offices in 4 cities, including BKC in Bombay.
The other is an ECM boutique started by an ex SAM SA in a village on the outskirts of Noida.
The filings speak for themselves. I just read a LinkedIn post by someone from legacy claiming they had the highest issuer side filings in the past 2 months, which (after research) is true. 8 cases for legacy, 1 for T&S. T&S has only done one refiling and has done one fresh case. โฎโฎโฎ
ALSO Please suggest Some good firm options in Delhi that may accept??
Any previous experiences where such firms have accepted last minute emails or applications??
thankss in advance <3 fyi i am from a good-ish uni id say top 10 law schools india
Source - myself, ex-JAG.
Although I have heard the Managing Partner can be quite nasty - but interaction with him is almost zero.
Is it because these university students are loyal Marxists or social democrats who prefer the Congress, AAP, CPIM and CPIML? Is it because they are โtoo intellectualโ and see the CJP as a social media fad? Also, Abhijit Dipke not acceptable to them as a leader?
What could be the reason?
Thanks for all the help.