Does Elon Musk use this platform and did he, by any chance, secretly read law at university in India? It's just that the obssession with dick measuring contests here of seemingly many LI users is astonishing and scarily like his own - the unnecessary drama, heartache, surprising ability to get peoples' blood vessels boiled up... are all trademark features of Elon's character. Could it (the childish bullshit and provocations for dick measuring contests posted here) secretly be Elon Musk indulging a well-hidden addiction to Legally India? This site is certainly splattered with enough conspiracy theories (and theorists) that one seriously begins to wonder - surely so many Indian lawyers and law students can't be what an American schoolteacher I once knew beautifully called 'giant children'?

NLUJ easily Number 1 (Vis East Win, Vis Vienna top 8 (only asian team to go beyond 32), Oxford Price media Semi-finalists world rounds, Stetson Quarters, Jean Pickett Semi finalists and many many more international and national moot court competitions

NLUD Number 2

NUJS Number 3

NLS Number 4

There is something very fishy about the whole incident. The Personal Private Secretary visited the site with Justice Varma and others shortly after the fire. During the inspection, they used phone torches to examine the room, but no cash or burnt currency was seen at that time. the burnt cash was reportedly discovered later but how did it appear there? The Commissioner of Police's report stated that the debris and half-burnt articles were removed on the morning of March 15, 2025. The cash was reportedly found after the debris was removed, but no one saw the cash during the first inspection. There are some contradictions here. How did the cash appear after the PPS visit, despite being thoroughly inspected earlier? There seems to be a significant gap between the first inspection (when no cash was found) and the later discovery of burnt currency sacks.

Delhi lit folks, how was Justice Verma's standing before the bar generally? Was he considered to be a good judge? aware there was that previous FIR against him, but beats me why a sitting high court judge would randomly keep crores in cash at his official residence, especially in the age of . If allegations are indeed true then it is indeed a dark day for the judiciary, but something seems amiss.

The in-house submitted by the CJ of the DHC report seems to confirm that cash was indeed found at his premises. In fact Chief makes reference to the commissioner of police's report to confirm that cash was actually found at the premises.

One wonders what on earth was the fire chief talking about.

Can anyone enlighten me about the leading Senior Advocates practicing criminal law in the Calcutta High Court for a possible internship (and a potential transition to joining as a junior)? I’m looking for names of senior counsels who are great mentors offering valuable learning experiences.

There are plenty of threads on the criminal litigation scene in Bombay and Delhi, but Calcutta remains somewhat underexplored.

Thanks in advance! (Also, sarcastic responses are welcome for wit, after all, is a great signifier of wisdom.)

No, not worth for anything other than street cred for your intended long-term ambition of litigation. Think about it from the opposite perspective: would barristers' chambers in England and Wales which specialise in family law or crime find any use for Indian-qualified lawyers? No.

work at the firm for 3 years, then apply for LLM at a foreign uni (Signapore NUS gives good scholarships), try hard for a scholarship (even if its 50% it would be of great help), during LLM apply for a PhD at the same place or other places. During PhD complete NET (it will take aorund 2 weeks of prep). During breaks come back to India and try for credit course at the newer NLUs. During PhD publish 3-4 papers (any scopus journal). Network with VCs at the NLUs that you take the credit courses. You would have a job ready when you finish your PhD.

People will say here now: Enough for "Survival" but not for living comfortably. The rent in this city is way high and unreasonable and will (if you get enough time) make you question your existence and your work every day. Yes, it will be lonely if you are not in the high class or/and are a Gujarati/ Marwadi/ Marathi because that's the only thing people care about you beyond work. The transportation system here is too disorganised as well. So overall surviving here is difficult and this will just suck the soul out of you but there's always hope that is bestowed down here for keeping the people up with the trash and labour-type culture here, so the lala, with the privilege of being born in a high class, can always make soaring profits out of you.

Eventually NLS students will realise that no matter how good they are (and that is assuming that CLAT really tests merit to study law), they will still have to compete with an increasing number of students within NLS for their share of the overall pie and the share of NLS in that pie compared to those other law schools is not going to increase proportionately. Hence it may not be a good idea to become batch rank 100 at NLS compared to batch rank 10 of NALSAR for example.

When I checked the digital sansad website for private member bills in both houses. I got more bills on the topics I was looking for that were private member bills than there were government drafted bills. There's bills on things like right to healthcare , a hate speech and hate crimes bill that protects multiple open ended classes of people , a national youth comission which actually has broad powers to promote and defend the interests of youth. These are all included in bills drafted by private members yet due to the way parliamentary rules favour government drafted bills over private member bills. It takes years for bills to even by discussed and a large amount outright get lapsed. Why is this ? I hear that government drafted bills involve broad consultations with stakeholders yet I barely hear about calls for input. I feel like we urgently need the parliament to consider many of these bills

For that you have to become a Paralegal. We have interns every month. Some are capable enough to be called back others are just so….

Have you proven your ability in the law firm to be even called back, or you are just another monthly intern is the question.

We have had pretty smart interns who got called back, became paralegals and eventually got converted to Associates. Prove your ability and take your seat. Period.

The firm is know for its client first mentality. Their partners bring in rich experience in corporate, private equity, commercial and regulatory compliances. I personally know Rohini nair and she has integrity, commitment to her work and professionalism, handling sensitive matters with confidentiality and ethical rigor.

When will the post retiree’s be chucked out, if they haven’t been already? A lot of bad politics was created by these so called law graduates from Chaudhary Charan Singh University. These senior citizens designated as mentors could not list out the fundamental rights but masqueraded as an authority on law. The downhill began then. It’s too late now!

Twofold debt of education/family debt and my own debt for some vices. All in all about 40L.

Took me a few years of slogging and living like a litigation chamber junior while making T1 pay to really pull myself back from red to a green figure which would be respectable with incoming bonus (nowhere comparable to what it would be without the debts, but I can’t lose sleep over that).

Ofcourse, its not comparable to larger and more crippling debt like house loans or failed family business debt. But in my experience all it takes is slipping into a figurative coma for a few years to ensure doing nothing but the right thing in servicing the debt.

The sense of freedom you get on the other side, its like a new lease of life honestly.

This is so true. Because of our society's mindset, we are always taught that you are supposed to support your parents and family but sometimes in some cases the family just becomes a burden from their doings and just drag you down with them. In such cases the person who suffers really goes into a dilemma because everything reasonably points out to them to just cut it out and save yourself but on the flip side there is also a fear of being judged by the people. You just gotta cut through the second part and focus on your well being though.

This is the first time the judiciary has taken cognizance of the arbitrary methodology and practices involved in this ranking and the scores of expert opinion that have expressed concern at fake data, manipulated statistics and paid or predatory publications that have been consistently relied upon for this ranking. Hopefully this will lead to a review and rationalise the parameters, including the shady 'perception score', as well as deal a timely blow to the paid paper mills that have flourished.

https://www.thehindu.com/news/national/tamil-nadu/madras-high-court-restrains-authorities-from-publishing-nirf-ranking-for-2025/article69358371.ece

Hey!

can anyone suggest the pvt. jobs which law graduates can join which have less volume of works + good number of holidays + working hour around 10 - 5 + chance to travel around + happening of activities. Do also suggest the firms/organization (if).

Please also suggest more if have any information.