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Other than this, mail to as many companies' CSR divisions as you can, maybe even ministries, etc. and plead for help. If you keep mailing, maybe you'll get some help. Also, I dont know your college but NLUs have fee waivers for the needy so can try contacting them as well. Good luck
You can ask him for advice since he has more experience, but don't take that advice blindly. See if it works for you, then decide.
on this asap
There is a noticeable and unhealthy disparity in the treatment of interns based on whether they are from NLUs or not, leading to exclusion and bias. Additionally, some associates treat interns more like personal assistants than future professionals, often assigning menial tasks with little regard for learning or growth.
https://www.hindustantimes.com/india-news/remains-of-all-but-one-ai-171-victim-identified-101750791350007.html
This is science, responsibility, and humanity at its best.
I live in India only because I have family here and because I have a certain attachment to my country. But to be fair, Mumbai, with its massive slums and filthy streets is several decades behind any foreign city of medium reputation.
https://www.indiatoday.in/india/story/kolkata-law-college-gang-rape-case-three-arrested-including-staff-member-2747081-2025-06-27
https://www.ndtv.com/video/student-gang-raped-at-kolkata-law-college-2-students-1-staffer-arrested-958172
https://www.hindustantimes.com/india-news/law-student-gang-raped-in-kolkata-ex-student-among-three-held-101751009608275.html
This may not be the best solution if you are a rebel and are strong enough with having a constant tussle. In which case, you report the toxic behaviour to partner and then HR. But keep in mind that you will continue working with this person till the time any action (if any) is taken. So for this long period nothing would have changed and it's your call if getting that person reprimanded (forget such person will change his/her ways) is worth it.
Please give me a list of firms that take freshers directly and would at this stage or give me a direct assessment Internship.
I have interned at 3 boutiques, an In house for 3 months and done internships at Khaitan, Bharucha, AZB and Trilegal as well.
I would prefer staying in Mumbai but open to relocating to Bangalore or Delhi maybe.
I'm just looking for something to cover my bills so around 60k in mumbai or 50 elsewhere.
Please help a friend out, Mods please pin if possible.
be fine