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Good teachers have all left, no goddamn care about placements lol.
- NLUD alum
asking for corporate/Cap marks
"In any other country people would have said Hindenburg report belongs to garbage bin... Hindenburg is trying to browbeat SEBI... There should be a tribunal for defamation in India.. Tomorrow, such bodies won't spare even judges," Mr Salve, a former Solicitor General told NDTV in an exclusive interview.
He also said it is "shameful" that a section of political leaders are taking Hindenburg seriously.
"Why do people get away with wild allegations? In india, we don't respect people's reputation... It is time we started taking Indian reputation seriously," he said, contending that Hindenburg is "mocking India".
1. Arun Kathpalia
2. Abhijeet Sinha
3. Krishnendu Dutta
4. Ramji Srinivasan
5. Gaurav Mitra
Would love to help you with this.
Please send me a mail at onside03_flows@icloud.com
She's working in the competition team
Thankyou.
Take a step back pat yourself on your back and breathe. You will be fine.
Now, ask yourself what you truly want ? What area of law. If you have purpose and believe in it you can do it! Don’t give up. Just be sure and have clarity on what you want. Ask for internships more and more they can get converted to jobs depending on how you perform. Or more firms are hiring paralegals look into that as well.
What to do? Am I right or wrong?
9th August - Shortlist announced. 30 students make the cut. (Good thing I couldn’t make it, as I feel bad for those who did) [Some students CLAIMED that there was an unpublished list where their names were present initially, but replaced with different names in the published list]
10th August - ‘Additional’ shortlist announced with 6 more students. 2 students very close to and below 7CGCPA.
12: August: Cut to GD day. 8 shortlisted of 36. Fair enough.
Then 3 more students who didn’t make it into the top 8, are called for the interview.
No explanations given as to why. No information was given about these 3 folks on the 3L recruitment WhatsApp group
13 August: out of these additional 3, 2 got the offer. And 2 candidates from the actual interview shortlist, received WAITLISTED offers.
Sad
https://x.com/milinddeora/status/1822532538620895691
- Probably the only Harvard-educated CJI in history.
- Overruled his father on ADM Jabalpur.
- Possibly the only judge in India to have referred to theories of intersectional gender justice and Critical Race Theory in speeches and judgments, citing the works of Kimberle Crenshaw.
- In the Sabarimala case, struck down the practice of not allowing women of menstruating age as discriminatory.
- Launched a manual for courts on using gender-sensitive language. Passed an order acknowledging that men may get pregnant, hence "pregnant person" instead of "pregnant woman" is more appropriate.
- Upheld right to privacy
CONS:
- Not doing enough to improve legal education and addressing misgovernance at NLUs. Constantly criticising NLUs as elitist while frequently visiting Jindal.
- Not expediting various cases involving scams, both in BJP states and non-BJP states like West Bengal.
Aur fir ethics bhi koi cheez hai bhai, no matter how bad things go, wouldn't resort to something like this to make money.