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- these are the reasons I do not like working with Kolkata lawyers
They are too verbose
1. Jindal has good faculty who train the students well.
2. No expense is spared to give the teams whatever support they want. Teams don’t waste time begging to law firms for funds.
3. Very good students who would otherwise have been in NLUs are heading to Jindal nowadays, thanks to all kinds of quotas and reservation in NLUs pushing them out.
4. Most Jindal students are anyway from elite ICSE/IB schools and have highly developed reading, writing and speaking skills in English. This gives you a natural edge in moots.
5. Finally, there is no incestuous NLU cabal when it comes to judging foreign moots. If anything, many foreign judges have heard of Jindal but not certain NLUs, because Jindal has extensive international tie-ups abroad and sends many students abroad each year.
They are extremely selective in hiring.
Mat kar!
I am currently a 4th year from a decent private college (obv. Not Jindal or Symb.). I love studying SEBI regulations and have a blast reading cases. I really want to work on that stuff. However, my college is based in Delhi. Ik that unless I move to Mumbai, this cant happen.
I'm looking for advice on how to proceed, where to apply, what to remember, anything would be appreciated really.
https://x.com/CPBritain/status/1913240404641603908 Are the communist party of britain right wing? why do they then support the judgment and FWS? Gosh its almost like people across the political spectrum can agree that womens rights matter and that sex is real.
Did you read the judgment? tell me which judge on the court is conservative? you dont know do you? conservative is just a word youre throwing out there thats not based in reality and thats meant to make people react in a tribal way. The judgment is not conservative. Its actually just really sharp work on interpretation of statutes and how to read the equality act.
JK Rowling has voted labour her entire life. sets up rape crisis centres for women, sends money to get women out of afghanistan, gives to gay rights charities. its really disingenuous to claim that shes some sort of right wing figure. What about Julie Bindel? is she right wing too? Kathleen Stock? Kara Dansky? Martina Navratilova? Germaine Greer? Nina Paley? You want to conflate all of these lefty women with Trump because you dont want to consider if you might be wrong. After all this is one of the few issues where theres broad agreement between the right and the left. And theres you- the fringe cult that refuses to see reality.
https://x.com/_soniashenoy/status/1911672991034843491
Not that Senior Partner means anything
In an era of skyrocketing costs, the concept of middle class is becoming less about numbers and more about personal perception. What used to define someone as middle class—modest income, small house, and conservative spending—now appears less rigid, with families of ₹7 crore net worth living the life of humble citizens.
https://www.msn.com/en-in/news/India/is-7-crore-net-worth-the-new-indian-middle-class-reddit-post-sparks-debate-on-the-changing-social-hierarchy/ar-AA1D6G6W
So, I wanted to work in the corporate transactions team in Naik Naik and Co., but i don't know if they'll keep me or not. I have talked with them for long term internship so they were like, you do one month and then if we see you fit, we'll think about it. Also, they have currently put me in disputes team but they have assured me that I can take work from other teams as well. So, I was just wondering, if they do keep me, what do you think my salary would be?
Anyone who is working there or knows about their work culture is free to share anything that they want. I would love any advice you guys can give me. Also, how is their practise in corporate law, especially transactions.
I’m sure the bottom of the barrell folks you describe would wipe the floor with you.
Really want to get a job in Capital Markets before graduating but honestly just feeling stuck.
I’ve done only one Tier-1 Cap Marks internship, did a course too (didn’t help much lol).
I’ve been applying everywhere - no replies, no updates, nothing. Don’t even have anything lined up for June yet.
Where should I even apply now?
Where will I have a chance of getting accepted?
What can I do in this one year to actually make it to a good Cap Marks firm?
Also, if anyone working in Capital Markets can refer me for an internship or knows someone hiring for B026, I’d be super grateful. Even if someone can just review my CV or tell me what I’m doing wrong, it’ll really help.
Pls help, just need some direction.
1. In view of the Full Court Reference to bid farewell to Hon’ble Mr. Justice Chandra Dhari Singh, the present matter could not be taken up today.
2. List on 07.08.2025.
https://dhcappl.nic.in/dhcorderportal/GetOrder.do?ID=587/2025/100018501743692674448_8848_34352018.pdf
So 7 years completed. No substantial hearing.