I am seriously considering to take a break from current litigation to prepare for the AOR examination for next year. I wanted to ask that does being an AoR increases one's income "exponentially" & does it lead the path to becoming a senior advocate one day? Any & every meaningful answer/advice is greatly appreciated...

If this were true, then CVs would not have to be submitted at the time of listing your preferences of judges but instead only after you are offered an interview on the basis of rank. Your rank will ensure you are considered for an interview but you'll actually receive the call based on a holistic review. The judicial office interviews are taken by the judges themselves and interviewing everyone on a rank list without consideration as to whether they would likely want to work with them at all is what doesn't make sense to describe as non-transparent. As for influences/referrals, every judge can pick two people without giving the exam at all. If anyone had those level of connections, why would they give this exam to begin with?

She was just a small-time model before she married him. And here is a tweet from Deepika Narayan Bharadwaj, who is a lady supporting the men's rights movement:

MOHAMMAD SHAMI Married her tho she lied about previous marriage & kids Faced false allegations of match fixing by her which almost killed his career Seen his daughter only once in 7 years NOW HE HAS TO PAY HER 1.5 LPM, DAUGHTER 2.5 LPM & ARREARS OF 3.4 CRORE IN MAINTENANCE

https://www.indiatimes.com/trending/for-makeup-or-insta-reels-mohammed-shami-ordered-to-pay-4-lakh-monthly-alimony-to-hasin-jahan-netizens-lash-out-at-former-model-662739.html

Well, that’s one version of events — and a rather lazy one at that. Yes, Raunaq has moved on. But to reduce the story of the litigation team to a list of exits is both selective and intellectually dishonest. Like any meritocratic institution, this team has seen movement — some have left, many have stayed, and others have risen. Raunaq’s trajectory, in fact, is a testament to what high performance here can achieve. Meanwhile, Abhishek and Shehzad continue to build from within, and the firm has expanded the partnership with new talent while actively backing alumni it still sees value in.

Take Samiksha: now an independent counsel, exceptional at what she does, and routinely brought back into major matters. That doesn’t happen in a team that’s “collapsing.”

So yes — people have exited. Some were asked to. Not quietly, and not without reason. This wasn’t about favouritism or cabals. It was about performance — or, more precisely, its absence. And now, some of those voices, curiously loud from the sidelines, are attempting to rewrite history as tragedy.

Let’s be clear: they weren’t pushed out by a conspiracy. They were outpaced — by people who were simply better.

This team isn’t for everyone. It demands a standard. And that, more than anything, is what some couldn’t survive…

In any case, NLUO is talking in terms of facts which can be checked on the website with credibility. It's better to focus to talk shit only when you can substantiate things which you are mentioning about your so called HNLU then going to have a bogus attempt to fight back without any credibility of your own data.

jag is reorienting its customer segment, its going full electric and its production has stopped for 1.5 years as they retrofit their plant in the UK.

they want to produce less than 25k cars per year selling them at £100k or more, so it is a complete rebranding exercise, think of NLS reinveting itself as a medical college, that's the breadth of the change

The reason to "[disregard] other nlus" (atrocious grammar/capitalisation, by the way) is because NLSIU lunches and dines off the other NLUs. It dines off the other so-called "T1s", while reserving the "T2s", "T3s" and any other remaining detritus for that dull meal-that-shouldn't-really-be-a-meal, lunch.

When Sir Humphrey Appleby (?) makes that joke that goes, "Government needs to support the universities. Both of them", of course, he refers to Oxford and Cambridge in the sense that Oxford and Cambridge are the only two true universities in Britain. I frankly think that those of us who agree with his mentality should bring it more unapologetically to the context of the Indian law universities (especially regarding NLS). If we do that, we are, among other things, giving women the respect that they deserve.

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https://www.ndtv.com/feature/indian-origin-entrepreneur-acquires-island-near-singapore-to-build-a-new-country-for-techies-startup-founders-8812840

I am from a t2 nlu batch of 2026. I’ve done a bunch of decent internship but somehow nothing has worked out for me, despite good feedback. I’m coming to realise that I might end up not getting a job, and it’s put me in a very bad place mentally. I’ve mostly only done disputes internships, but if im being honest that hasn’t hindered with my prospects. Regardless, I don’t want to end up depressed and unemployed and that person w decent prospects and potential, but somehow jobless.

I want to yall to tell me-

1. what do i do?

2. other prospects - law and allied fields- which is the most viable? mba? ma? abroad? llm?

PPO is your best way forward. try for firms like trilegal, s&r (if you consider that t1) or even kco that don’t care about your marks but only your work. SAM and CAM are out of the picture realistically speaking, they are very rank centric. Start interning at these firms 3rd year second sem break onwards, no sooner (hiring issues) or later (you won’t be able to accommodate call backs. All of this is assuming you’re froma. decent college

I reported OP. Request the moderator to take down this thread. No search committee has been formed. 100 percent fake news and trolling. NKC will stay on for 2-3 years more through extensions, unless the TMC loses in 2026 (unlikely, because that means the entire Hindu vote consolidates in favour of the BJP and the Left gets zero vote share: not gonna happen).

These people are NALSAR graduates and earning enough money now. If they are not, then they will buy train tickets, why will they go for the flight option? How's the accommodation issue a factor in this? Wouldn't they have to spend money for staying even if the event was declared five months before?

Hi, I am an A2 at a capital markets team in a T1 firm. I am looking to move to Singapore. Would you recommend cold emailing partners in the capital markets team with the updated CV and cover letter email to request if there is any role opening or schedule a chat? I would really appreciate genuine advice on how to navigate this process better.

Thank you guys!

I have noticed a sad pattern amongst advocates who run their own chambers. They have stopped hiring clerks in their offices and have started moving/ firing the existing clerk from their offices (excluding the extremely experienced clerks who can get the register work done like no other) I am specifically talking about an average clerk in which category 60-70% of the clerks fall.

The pattern I am noticing is that they rather prefer fresh associates without any experience as they can do both register work and research, drafting "in the same salary". In my humble opinion, the reasons are: 1) you are getting a researcher drafter and clerk in the same salary. 2) a fresh student is usually more sincere and hard-working.

While some think that this is a good thing, if not today, tomorrow that associate will have his own practice, and this experience will help him. But the sad side appears when you come to know that he's doing nothing but registry work, he is drafting some applications here and there and doing some basic research.

If you know, register work, it's good, you should, but if you ONLY do registry work, it's sad and bad for the future.

Let's accept this fact that associates join chambers not to earn money, but to learn the court art. Sadly, they have been reduced to clerks.

Please help me with the leads of paid remote internships (Freelancing), I can draft, and research well. I can work partly from home and part from office in Delhi. I need this as it is getting tough for me to manage my expenses. I am a Final year law student with good prior internships, and I also had a good record in College.

does BCI have the power to regulate LLM?

this is a gray area as far as I know, a strict reading of the advocates act would the power of BCI to qualifying law degree only (which is the LLB), however, a wider reading may bring in anything to do with legal education (including PhD, lld etc.) under the domain of BCI.

"Ms Moitra, in her endeavour, was getting help from other people like Sucheta Dalal, Shardul Shroff, and Pallavi Shroff, who were also in touch with her, and who were feeding her with all kinds of unverified information relating to Gautam Adani and his companies," the affidavit, accessed by NDTV, read.

https://www.ndtv.com/india-news/cash-for-query-scam-live-updates-mahua-moitra-spoke-to-new-york-times-financial-times-bbc-journalists-sucheta-dalal-shardul-shroff-pallavi-shroff-busi-4497943

Hope you all understand what’s happening.