1. Why do you think you can get into universities anywhere other than in the U.S. with donations? Has it not occurred to you that they might have policies against doners being applicants or applicants being doners and may not accept a donation from you even if you wanted to give it to them? Or that if they chose to do something stupid like that, that they might get into trouble with the OfS (Office for Students), the government regulator for UK universities, or with UKVI, the government department who give them permission to recruit international students? This is either a very poorly researched, or a poorly worded, or a poorly thought out (based on hearsay/misguided bullshit advice, rather than actual checking up by yourself before asking) question. Gives the impression you know something about what you are talking about, when you clearly don't. Moderators are equally guilty because this post should have had the biggest red flag/contested mark, ever, but I won't waste time on that, because moderators clearly know that pushing back against false narratives about overseas institutions or bad/poorly-informed/considered takes on stuff going on abroad is not a popular bandwagon to jump on.

2. Coming to the "poorly worded" possibility mentioned above, that might be the case if you are counting the application fees or the tuition fee deposits as "donations". This would be a stupid thing to do, as you'd have to count then the fees for something like CLAT as well as "donations", and it would indicate that your understanding of trusts law needs looking into, which would be the consequence of attending most universities that you would classify as a "non-NLU college" (which itself is a reason to question (a) if you are qualified for an LLM anywhere in the world; and (b) even if you got into one, whether you should really do one). The deposits can potentially be waived off if you've gotten full funding, but you'd have to show your university a sponsorship letter in that event. Frankly, "▮▮▮

Have seen him appear against legal giants. Have also read his quotes in news papers. Very accurate and to the point. Very big clients and matters, very big contacts and connections. All members of nclt watch and hear sir keenly.

IT cell ko sirf next election jeetna hai.

Baaki un logo ko koi matlab nahi

I think its a number of things. I think conservative/ right leaning students and faculty avoid conflict instead of presenting their arguments to the general student body in a calm and measured way. Which means they get tarred as being unreasonable. Dont withdraw. Have the courage of your convictions to have an argument.
Second. I think the left censors, it introduces social sanctions for wrong think and wrongspeak. If you have a contrary political view you wont let LORs, you wont get those networks, you dont get to be in some rooms. When was the last time a centrist even got the rhodes scholarship? Thats career sanction.The left stops debates where possible. It deals by not engaging with ones arguments but by simply characterising those arguments as some sort of ism.
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