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Please advice me what my next course of action should be. The session has just started and I don't really want to be the weird nerd guy who always complains to authorities. I don't want any enmity with anyone but this problem is really affecting me.
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Slowly upgrade your HDFC card with every promotion. In 3-4 years you might get HDFC Infinia - GOAT CC.
Or you can play the credit card game by getting a bunch of credit cards and maximise your cashback and offers. Technofino is a good website to get into the game.
But you may or may not have time to manage many cards depending on your practice.
See page 8, section 73. Bar & Bench's report did not mention this, but variosu journalists have tweeted about it. They are saying it amounts to censorship of the news media and social media, because it says publishing ANY matter related to court proceedings requires permission, or it can lead to arrest [where a survivor's identity should be kept secret]
I don't want to defend drug usage, it has a lot of implications for sure, but it is not a single layer issue where you catch users and punish them and the problem goes away. The war on drugs is a concept that many nation states have tried and failed, let alone universities.
The idea is to understand the reason why are students using/abusing drugs. Working on decreasing the accessibility of drugs. Helping students through the process. A lot of people may just want to get high and party but I've seen a lot of users that did drugs for reasons beyond a singular or simple reason.
It's not a very uncomplicated issue that just needs strictness. The reason why east coast NLU admin fails miserably in getting any respect from students and why USA could never control the drug usage is the same. "The system does nothing to stop the promotion, the end user is punished"
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/w0SXHxIgWkI
https://www.hindustantimes.com/trending/chennai-1-000-cops-search-student-flats-for-5-hours-find-500-grams-ganja-101725267612616.html
https://www.thehindu.com/news/cities/chennai/tambaram-city-police-raid-flats-of-students-seize-ganja-and-other-drugs/article68588763.ece
Every state NLU campus should be raided along with some private law schools as well.
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I was a virtual intern so I can’t really tell you about the ‘culture’ but the substantive work at SRL was diverse and involved preparing academic chapters, making advisory notes, solving client queries, research notes etc. on matters that included inter alia fintech, aviation tech, structured finance, FSR, TMT inter alia. Nothing was mechanical and critical thinking and arguing is appreciated :)
The associates seemed really helpful. However it’s more of a ‘do good work, get good work’ culture. Moreover, the work is very team dependent. I knew another intern working in a different team and they barely got work and had to mail the team repeatedly to get work whereas I was never short of work.
Lastly, there was no stipend paid.
Hope this helps :)
avoid this firm for at all costs.
Vacancy in CAM Mumbai disputes teams A2-A3 level
I think SNG Partners also have vacancy although disputes is not their focus area.
And mid level lawyer vacancy in chambers of Saket Nayyar & Pravin P. Muthmare, office being in Kala Ghoda.
I have interned under solicitor and insolvency professional, where I have drafted basic documents and have done extensive research pertaining to ibc & property laws.
Have attended various consultations regarding ibc(including individual insolvency)and property related.
I am in in 6th sem of three years llb now.
Should I apply for the position of associate trainee or associate and in which law firms should I apply?
it's just an excuse brother.
it's still unclear, could be that he dropped out after inter or PE
Sai