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So a sub-quota within NRI quota for SC/ST/OBC is justified.
Vindictive action (supposedly) has happened even under Sudhir's reign. It happens under every VC. What's your point?
Yes, there were alumni teaching elsewhere. So what? Are you suggesting that all NLSIU alumni should only teach at NLSIU?
Plagiarised work still takes place. Or are you suggesting that Sudhir, Mrinal, Aparna's batchmates had also submitted plagiarised work? Get your point straight. Same goes for grade inflation, are you suggesting that some of the younger alumni faculty had their grades inflated while they were studying at NLSIU? Or older alumni faculty too?
You can't keep saying that NLSIU before Sudhir was bad, but the product of those times are good enough as faculty to certify Sudhir's reign.
There is a flourishing market in corp law, firms make money, its harder now to get in cause hiring is slowing down due to AI but theres still more vacancies today than ever before its just growing at a slower rate ( refer to yearly bar and bench hiring data ).
It is only harder to get jobs as many more law schools compete and its not as simple as clear clat and get in, you need to do well in your internships or do exceptionally well in a top 5 nlu to guarantee a t1.
Just because things have gotten harder due to increased competition does not mean a market is saturated when its still growing.
Any NLU without an AC needs a CAG audit to see how funds are spent. If anything is found amiss, the CBI should investigate.
High time students also agitate for such issues, instead of fighting culture wars on behalf of corrupt politicians who don’t care about us.
Interestingly, a former team lead who has since moved to another firm is said to frequent back to resolve internal issues between team members.
The team is significantly mislabeled - due to a lack of general corporate work, they end up handling roughly 90% of labour and employment matters instead. Over time, the more capable individuals have left, while those who remain are widely considered problematic.
Juniors are disrespectful and behave as though they are the ones running the show. The work quality has also been called into question, with opposing parties having had to step in to fix them.
If either of the founders practiced law ▮▮▮, they would know that lawyers need something useful, not just another shiny wrapper
I know several teams which famously call themselves all women. I know teams where the inner circle is just women. In those teams men take coffee orders and remain patsies or fall guys. Placing the glass ceiling elsewhere, isn't breaking it.
If you think that is normal - good luck professionally.
Then comes NALSAR. Then NLUD.
Other NLUs have a culture of laziness, lethargy and grade inflation. Students who excel there are self-motivated.
Sanjay Basu has been fighting legal battles for Abhishek Banerjee in various important cases for a long time. After Abhishek's name was involved in several highly discussed cases including coal smuggling, recruitment corruption, he was aware of various aspects of all those cases. Sanjay Basu's role was important in various legal matters of not only Abhishek, but also his family members who were questioned by the central investigation agency.
However, a few days ago, he publicly announced that he would not fight a case for Abhishek Banerjee in the future. Immediately after that announcement, the meeting between him and the Leader of the Opposition Ritabrata Banerjee has raised new questions in the political circles.…
In this situation, political curiosity surrounding the meeting between Sanjay Basu and Ritabrata Banerjee has increased. Although both sides have kept their mouths shut about the content of the meeting. In addition to political discussions, Sanjay Basu is also a media personality, so various explanations are being put forward in different quarters about the purpose of the meeting. As a result, although the real reason for the meeting is unknown for now, it goes without saying that this meeting has given rise to new speculations about the political equation of the state in the coming days.
https://www.hindustantimes.com/bangla/bengal/ritabrata-banerjee-sanjay-basu-ex-lawyer-of-abhishek-banerjee-meeting-latest-update-details-speculation-271782370499049-amp.html
How far do they go to verify? Do they call up each of your past workplaces? I did leave one of my previous internships at a big firm mid-way, and put it on my CV regardless. Do have the joining letter but no internship certificate (although it's easy to fudge it in case they wouldn't literally call them up). Also, do they check grades and batch ranks and everything? And what about school grades? I flunked a paper back in my second year lol, don't want it to be an issue now. Please help.
This should literally be the top news item and the middle class should be on the streets demanding GST reduction. Enough is enough!!
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https://www.indiatoday.in/amp/technology/story/apple-hikes-macbook-ipad-prices-by-up-to-rs-70000-in-india-check-new-prices-here-2934190-2026-06-25
I understand that internships are a game of connections to a very great extent. But how do you get those in the first place! I had built some conversation on LinkedIn with an associate of a very decent firm, who had previously judged my moot. She later helped me with a different moot and an article review. But the moment I asked for a referral, BAM GHOSTED! This was the closest connection I have had with anyone from a firm.
My texts to other partners and senior associates have met a similar fate. I understand that all of this is very normal, but if my texts are not working, my emails are not working, my calls to HR are not working, me attaching a writing sample in my internship applications ain't working, my follow-up mails are not working, then what exact choice am I left with? I am not saying I have the best CV, as my scores are really poor. But my extracurriculars are better than most of my batchmates. They continue to get their shiny internships while I am left spectating! Kindly help!
Also, other Good firms do not cap bonuses and it can go way above what is being offered.
What are the repercussions apart from the pay cut for 2/3 months? Want some perspective before I speak with HR. Thanks
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/RKqwjeVNtCo
https://www.telegraphindia.com/world/amnesty-greta-thunberg-criticise-pakistan-courts-life-terms-for-baloch-activists-mahrang-shah-jee/cid/2167077
How would you rank NALSAR, NUJS, NLUJ and GNLU ?
My ranking would be - NALSAR/NUJS, GNLU>=NLUJ.