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https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/delhi/watch-kangana-ranaut-mahua-moitra-and-supriya-sule-dance-together-at-wedding/articleshow/125813250.cms
- Shashi Tharoor becoming a Modi fanboy
- JMM in backchannel talks to join the BJP
- And now Mahua Moitra dancing with Kangana Ranaut at the wedding of BJP MP Naveen Jindal.
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It means money is the #1 thing that matters!
I know a T1 partner who is a big Modi bhakt and Adani cheerleader. Bro pretended to be a hardcore Marxist in college. He would maintain a rebel intellectual image to attract girls: long hair, kurta and jeans, JNU-style cloth bag containing books by Noam Chomsky etc. 😅…
It’s all for show, guys! Don’t take life so seriously!
And only selected guests are invited. I believe in the legal fraternity it would be all the top senior advocate crema like Rohatgi, Singhvi, Sibal and your usual law firm biggies like Shroff s, Khaitan's and probably even the likes of Mohit Saraf.
Also any other tea will appreciated. How much being spent, whether global celebs like Katy Perry or Bieber performing, Kim K attending etc.
https://www.msn.com/en-in/health/nutrition/opposition-by-day-celebration-partners-by-night-kangana-ranaut-s-dance-rehearsal-with-mahua-moitra-supriya-sule-triggers-mixed-online-reaction/ar-AA1RHKKL
Contrast that with the Ambanis, Mafatlals, Lodhas, Kapurs etc. Even in the tiny world of law firms you have the Shroffs suing each other and even a much smaller firm like Fox Mandal, which has now split into 3 firms. 😂
So what's the secret? Why no bitter fights? Any tea?
Are these all paid for? What is even the criteria
Everyone including students and Professors are making so many reels - some so hilarious.
Seems like they are getting paid for the posts.
Bom: Campion, Cathedral, Bombay Scottish
Ban: Bishop Cotton, FAPS, St Joseph’s, Mallya Aditi
Cal: St Xavier’s, La Martiniere, Loreto House
Typical NLU politics- violating the principles of natural justice.
This arbitrary decision-making and the creation of arbitrary hierarchies have set dangerous precedents in NUJS.
There is also no provision for 'Dean' in the NUJS Act.
Even if we take the last call hypothetical final placement figures for the predicted mean towards the end, the same stack up as follows:
SLSP - 50/250 (450 batch size); JGLS - 100/900 (1300 batch size).
The math is worse off at Jindal and slightly better for Symbi.
Two minutes silence for those gullible students who still think ideology trumps money, power and self-interest. 🙏
https://www.law.ox.ac.uk/people/anirudh-belle#main-content
https://www.linkedin.com/in/anirudhbelle/?originalSubdomain=uk
Also, there are ex-JGLS faculty who are teaching abroad now. I know of one person, though it is true his postgraduate degrees are also from abroad (that too, Yale).
https://www.qmul.ac.uk/law/people/academic-staff/items/bhat.html#main-content
NB: Don't know about JGLS alumni having academic appointments in India. Somebody else will have to answer if there are such people yet, or not.
The world us ruthless. No place for ▮▮▮!
And honestly the money you can make as a politician especially with the plum ministries, even a top senior's income would be a sham in that comparison and you need not go the Lok Sabha route only for that.
Focusing on corp law firms. Chinese firms dwarf Indian firms like it's not even a competition lmao.
Their headcounts are way bigger and their literally single firm revenues dwarf the entire Indian market.
Why do you think corp firms are lobbying so hard against liberalisation of the Indian legal market? They know they'll be eaten alive.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dacheng_Law_Offices?wprov=sfla1
Just leaving this here.
"Nice try fed" is a comment you may stumble across on fora and social media. It's a satirical, somewhat derisory remark and it implies that the original poster is a federal agent (hence the term "fed") or really, any authority figure, masquerading as a lowlife to gather intel. I'm telling you this because it seems that you could do with a little catching-up with Gen Z lingo.
Nice try Boomer.
they focus mainly on technical questions – basics of contract law, special contracts (SOGA, indemnity, etc.), company law. there's also questions based on cv. typical soft skill questions on interests and stuff too.
just a suggestion – stick to simple, one-line answers. the more technical you make it, the more room for the interviewer to cross-examine you.
EP Mr. Anand Nainawati and Mr. Jigar Shah are very good, helpful and approachable seniors. Other APs like Priyanka, Ishan, and Manish are also very good. Mid level can be a little toxic sometimes but nothing major. People are approachable, helpful and funny as well. Pay is also decent being in a low cost city like Ahmedabad.
2) Pahatsa
3) Sanjay
4) Tagore
5 (big gap)
6) anyone else