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Let us look at it objectively. If you pay money to watch a movie or buy a game, the money is going to billion dollar companies and celebs, not the poor. Even here, these companies give it to rich actors and directors, not the cleaners and security guards working in their office. Why does Ranbir Kapoor need more money? Ranbir and Alia just bought a house for 280 crores!
I feel we need a system where everything should be free. Actors can make money through ads and endorsements, can’t they?
A middle-path option is to reduce prices. Instead of 200 bucks for a movie ticket, charge 50.
1. Dogs
2. BA LLB students
3. BA students
4. MPP students
5. Other non-humans
6. LLB students
7. LLM students.
Hope the suggestion is useful.
Instead of unnecessarily talking down a model of legal education which, in the Indian context at least, has been shown to work, why doesn't he concentrate on dealing with those problems with 'infrastructure, faculty… and curriculum design'? Why is India seemingly the only country in the world where products of failed human experiments of whatever kind get to say bullshit about successes?
The work largely revolved around tax advisory in areas such as business restructuring, fund investments, and employment taxation. From engaging discussions on complex legal propositions to informal team lunches, every interaction contributed meaningfully to my learning.
I also had the privilege of interacting with Himanshu Sir. His humility and kindness left a lasting impression on me and made the whole process of learning even more inspiring.
In which office you interned at ?
For specific recommendations you need to clarify the branch of law you are interested in.
13 lacs (fixed) + upto half of fixed as bonus
also, I completely agree with op's statement, the names of the selection committee members should have been published, it is the basic requirement of transparency
well, the members are: a chancellor of a private uni in WB, an nlu vc and a WB state uni vc
To go a step ahead, I even designed my resume like a visiting card so that seniors and partners could glance through it within minutes, and I sent it across to them. Unfortunately, I haven’t received much response that way. But luckily, I did secured a judicial internship at the High Court of Karnataka by reaching out with this card.
Thank you for your kind wishes.
Most of my seniors tell me to just relax and enjoy during the break but I really don't want to sit at home and would prefer interning, for example, in Goa for a month rather than going there on a vacation.
JR - crypto + data
JJ - data + ai + telecom
JS - telecom + data
It's anything but a stress free job.