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https://talageri.blogspot.com/2026/04/j-sai-deepaks-senseless-diatribe.html
This is the state of the legal community at the very court which is supposed to adjudicate disputes from all corners of India. Even the SC benches have so many judges from non-North/Hindi Belt. But the lawyers still think like this. Abominable.
(*Supreme Court Advocates-on-Record Association)
Interestingly, his younger brother, former CAM partner, Akshay Jeet Bhat has started first principles law, a corp botique firm
My 12th grade CBSE grades are great however, and when I checked the equivalent requirements for various UK universities, it seems alright.
So I wanted to know, is it a good choice for me to do a 3 year LLB in UK, from a world famous university like Oxford, LSE, etc. Are there scholarships which I can avail and if so then how can I get that? Does it make sense to do it? Should I get an LOR from my school or my college?
Please help :3
Choose a team/partner and not the firm.
How is no one speaking of this and why does no one care? Various firms mentioned that they'll move from a Day Zero hiring process towards a PPO model - did they give up on that? Will Day Zero hirings shoot up because of such little pre-day zero job offers?
It is genuinely driving me insane and no one gives a shit. What is this attributable to? It cannot be AI, we are not quite there yet.
Know of a people being kept in the dark by Khaitan, three by Trilegal (no response after interview), one rejected in CAM PPO interview. And all of these people are bright by all reasonable metrics. Something doesn't seem right and I'm not sure what it is. Or they are all just planning on hiring at Day Zero, which I hope is the case.
The firm before they moved here was so much better.
Good going - this is now just not a conversation between us. But even majority of the faculty knows this thread is going on - on legally india.
Make it make sense
Now i came to know that gurgaon office has the main gc practice and delhi gc team doesnt give callbacks & ppo.
Can anyone share their insights on the same? & should i ask to them to switch my office again as i would be switching the month as well now?
Thanks!
Pro (expensive) tip: Invest in MS Office for MacOS, because the "lesser features" and glitches you may encounter are often a result of using a bootleg/spoof version of MSWord for MacOS. Get the real one, and you'll be fine.
I really appreciate the great battery life and build quality that Macbooks offer, however these compatibility issues (supposedly) scare me a bit. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
P.S. - Do softwares like Acrobat or other apps from Adobe work fine?
Seriously considering this. As Indian markets have been on an endless downslide, thanks to Modi Uncle and Nirmala Tai's Communist-style taxes and total lack of reforms. Bashing Nehru yet copying his Soviet-style econ policies.
When comparing your options, the distinction is critical. One path involves a heavy, demanding workload, but it remains a professional environment. The alternative, however, is a minefield: it is defined by a culture of gross incompetence, where advancement is reserved for sycophants who prioritize 'bootlicking' over substance. In that team, you will face relentless micromanagement, a suffocating level of office politics, and constant obstructionism that makes even the simplest tasks unnecessarily difficult.
While the former path requires endurance, the latter requires you to sacrifice your professional integrity and peace of mind. Choose wisely.
URGENTTT!!!
I also suffer from OCD and it makes my matter worse. Either I am working or battling my OCD every waking second of my life. I have tried counselling. I have tried ACT therapy, life gets better for a week then I relapse back to my own thinking pattern.
I have a small kitty who is dependent on me. I do not want to lose him.