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Also, I hope you people know that an alien tort claim lawsuit seeking liability for Union Carbide in the Bhopal gas leak tragedy was dismissed. Strange, how the US justice system works, isn’t it?
Because our bosses treat us like third world slaves, which in turn is because they’ve internalized that they are third world slaves themselves and can’t push back on fake unreasonable deadlines from clients by even a day or half a day.
I’ve been in three relationships, and each time, I was cheated on. All three times, it was with women who fit the conventional "hot" stereotype. One of these relationships was serious enough that our families were involved, and we were planning to marry within six months.
I’m not overweight, but I do have a chubby appearance, mostly because of my round face.
When I started using dating apps, I matched with some genuinely nice guys. But eventually, those "nice guys" ended up marrying women who fit the same "hot chick" image.
That’s when I decided to reinvent myself. Of course, I couldn’t change my round face, but I could change other things. I hired a trainer, hit the gym, started wearing cute dresses, colored my hair, added jewelry to my outfits, and even invested in expensive things to level up my appearance. Initially, I felt bad about doing all this, thinking I was changing myself just to be liked by someone. But over time, I started loving the process and the changes in myself.
Now, I’ve given up the idea of dating or finding a partner. I’m enjoying my own journey, and whenever I feel like it, I go on dates just for fun, but nothing more. Ironically, this time around, I’m getting far more attention from men.
My advice? Focus on yourself and level up for you. Sadly, many men don’t prioritize a woman’s accomplishments or personality, they're more concerned about having a "hot" wife. It’s a harsh reality, but you don’t need to live by their standards. Rewrite the rules for yourself.
Recently at a University Fair, I realized that universities in the UK have a far shorter course, with also potential scholarships.
I want to apply to good schools in the uk and am determined to get in, and i had a few questions if anyone could please answer!
1. What are good ib subjects to take? (I'm currently studying econ, language, global politics at a higher level and math AA SL, french ab initio and ESS at a standard level.
2. What do I keep in mind for writing my personal statement?
3. Is the training for the LNAT different from the CLAT? What help or resources do I need for it and how can I write the exam from India?
4. What other endeavours will help my chances of getting into a good uni? internships, projects etc.
The bill sharing part is the best part at JSA. Yes, it does mean chasing clients to pay up but most clients do end up paying. Also, if your bill share is less, it means you have done less work. For example, most M&A and Banking associates at JSA make much much more than their peers due to the bill share. Most associates will bill a crore so you will in all likelihood make 8 lakhs over and above your fixed. Also, it means that if you are working more than you are also making more money.
Would it be preferable to shift to HC litigation, say after 10 years, as being an APP I will have networks in districts of my postings.
Or, can you just mail me at : judiciaryvideos109@gmail.com
A lot of those have post vacancies.
A lot of what will get done got discussed at ITC today.
Please help.
- It is not a letter sent to all alumni (so far). Only a small number of LLM and PhD alumni have been invited (so far). Not clear whether this is a breach of UGC rules, because the rules seem leave it to the good faith of the admin to decide who to invite and how.
- The letter has been leaked to the WhatsApp group of our alumni batch. It was not directly sent to us by the admin. Not clear if anyone can walk in and if it is an open interaction
- Date of NAAC visit is 27th November.
- Current discussion in our WhatsApp group is as follows:
a) Those in Kolkata should visit, despite the short notice
b) The interaction should not be limited to a few LLM/PhD students plucked by the admin. The BALLB students are the backbone of the institution and most numerous as well.
c) However, no one wants a situation where you walk in and are either asked to leave for not being invited, or are just given 1 minute to speak with the NAAC committee. That is humiliating and insulting to people who are going to take time off from work and make the visit. We are now working professional, not students, and deserve some respect and courtesy.
Hence, the VC should urgently clarify about the format of the interaction.
Now, what options will I be left with. And for coping up that, how can I work now. Or it's not possible to forsee.