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https://www.barandbench.com/apprentice-lawyer/rectracker-24-students-get-placed-from-rmlnlus-batch-of-2024
So the standard choice should always be DU, BHU, JNU, IITs, IIMs >> NLUs for PhD.
Just 5 minutes after that, my partner asked if I wanted to order dinner. Money wasted 😭
Associates should try to hear the seniors and explain their position also.
A lengthy Google form has been provided on their website. Can one expect to secure an internship after they can satisfactorily answer all questions? I have only heard of people getting in through references, so I was curious to know.
The point isn’t to single out one individual, but to engage in a necessary discussion about the qualities we value in our judiciary—qualities like deep courtroom experience, impartiality, and a clear distance from potential conflicts of interest. These are not trivial concerns, nor are they unique to any one candidate. They are fundamental to maintaining the integrity of our judicial system.
It’s also worth noting that the collegium’s decisions, like any human process, are not infallible. They deserve scrutiny—not out of disrespect, but out of a commitment to ensuring that our judicial appointments meet the highest possible standards. Questioning these decisions is part of a healthy, functioning democracy; it’s not an attack, but a necessary dialogue.
So, to answer your question directly: this isn’t about declaring that the collegium made a “horrendous mistake.” It’s about ensuring that, as we move forward, we’re vigilant in upholding the principles that ensure our judiciary remains fair, impartial, and respected. These discussions are not only about one individual’s qualifications but about the integrity of the entire system, which must be preserved and protected at all costs.
Kya hai esa to yaha par?
20 lakh per hearing ka jumla?
https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/kolkata/nujs-student-group-takes-back-guv-invite/amp_articleshow/73179463.cms
Please do not tarnish all of us for the actions of a small, bigoted minority (and may I add that some of these woke people now work for firms advising pro-Modi industrialists like Adani, Ambani and Jindal —- height of double standards!).
Try your luck at boutique law firms like I did. They pay anywhere from 15-25k and the work is generally mixed in nature - advisory,gen corp, litigation etc.
Or
Join an LPO or process outsourcing job at one of the companies in gurgaon or noida .They pay decently but word of caution, you can get laid off at any moment.
I am the same person who commented above, saying I've visited Oxford three times in the last eight years. I didn't ask for this to be marked trollish and I certainly don't think that that tag is appropriate for the comment. In fact, I agree with it.
Hope it helps.
Anika, who was in her third year pursuing a BA LLB (Hons), was the daughter of Santosh Rastogi, an IPS officer serving as the Inspector General at the National Investigation Agency (NIA). According to sources, Anika had a history of medical issues since childhood, including undergoing at least three heart surgeries.
https://www.timesnownews.com/india/19-year-old-law-student-daughter-of-nia-official-found-dead-in-hostel-room-article-112971892/amp
Is this happening to anyone else?
You can knock on his door at any moment for ANY doubt.
Leaves are never an issue, provided you get your work done.
Generally a fun guy. Worked with him very closely.
Will give you a lot of exposure and visibility.
i feel nothing but excited about going to the office everyday. everything from the work you get assigned to the environment is beautiful. youll get to learn immensely and honestly? don’t care about the pay. astha ma’am is an absolute gem of a person and will teach you so much. learning is more important than money, especially if you’re just starting out. just cut back on your finances and youll be good to go.
The fight is now at the center of Mr. Musk’s bid to turn X into a safe haven for people to say nearly anything they want, even if it hurts the business in the process.
In dozens of posts since April, Mr. Musk has built up Justice Moraes as one of the world’s biggest enemies of free speech, and it appears Mr. Musk is now betting the judge will cave to the public backlash he believes the block will cause.
“He might be losing money in the short term, but he’s gaining enormous political capital,” said Luca Belli, a professor at FGV Law School in Rio de Janeiro, who has tracked Mr. Musk’s strategy with X.
https://www.nytimes.com/2024/08/30/world/americas/brazil-elon-musk-x-blocked.html