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and RGNUL has AC rooms I guess because its too hot in summer , so NLUO would have moderate temperature?
As a North Indian will it be okay to go there?
Faculty, admin, placements, moot, co-curricular everything is better at NLUO. Maybe Infra is a bit better at RGNUL.
Immigration Rules, Appendix Student (see ST 12.3.): https://www.gov.uk/guidance/immigration-rules/appendix-student#content
Financial Requirements guidance: https://www.gov.uk/guidance/financial-evidence-for-student-and-child-student-route-applicants#content
What is effectively (in this context) a statutory 'explanatory notes' guide for UKVI caseworkers/decisionmakers for Appendix Student (covers Child Student as well, ignore those parts): https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/points-based-system-student-route/student-and-child-student-accessible#content
You are much better off looking at these verified sources of information than exposing yourself to the chance of potentially being mislead by trolls. The fact that you didn't/couldn't find/figure this out yourself should concern you far more, however. Spoonfeeding won't work forever.
Also think about public policy.
I genuinely feel wlb takes a toss with a law firm life and there are several careers which pay more than law firms and have better wlb.
For students: Partners rarely miss emails. Once you join a law firm set up, you will also rarely miss one. Therefore, if a partner has not responded to you, it's not because s/he missed your email, but because s/he is not interested. So, send an email once, and then stop. If you are really not satisfied with that - may be do up to two follow ups, with at least 10 days between each follow up. Anything else will likely only annoy the partner.
Another thing, please stop parallelly reaching out to multiple partners or senior resources. I have seen tons of kids do this. If you send me a CV, and when I forward that to the HR, they inform me that the HR already got this forwarded by another partner / resource, this looks bad on me. Frankly, this is the main reason I have stopped responding to emails from kids. I used to forward emails to HR previously to give kids a chance, but I don't want to do charity if that makes me look bad.
If you really want partners to help you, build a connection with them through previous internships / interactions / LinkedIn. However, while trying to build a relationship, do not have the veiled agenda of securing an internship. Such masquerading is easily visible and is disgusting.
In the last year, I have only helped kids who reached out to me genuinely for general career guidance.
I do condemn the lynching of muslims. Why would you assume I dont? I condemn it because it is religious fundamentalism the same way I condemn little girls being forced to marry much older men at the age of 9.
I'm not speaking for working class people- im listening to them. You will only listen to them if they agree with what you say and dismiss them as fools if they dont agree with you.
Here is what I found by looking up hindu in google news.
India: Modi Launches his campaign by weaponising Hinduism: https://www.lemonde.fr/en/international/article/2024/01/21/india-modi-launches-his-campaign-by-weaponizing-hinduism_6453910_4.html#
Why Hindu Right attacked Annapoorani and Netflix India Obliged: https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/controversy-surrounding-annapoorani-hindu-right-vs-netflix-india/articleshow/106899584.cms
Indias Hindu Fundamentalists: https://www.aljazeera.com/program/people-power/2015/10/8/indias-hindu-fundamentalists
Delhi Riots: How a Delhi Police Investigating Officer framed 9 muslim men for an attack by a hindu mob.: https://article-14.com/post/delhi-riots-how-a-delhi-police-investigating-officer-framed-9-muslim-men-for-an-attack-by-a-hindu-mob-66569d8b05c28
Rising Hindu Nationalism leaves muslims fearful in Indias Holy City: https://edition.cnn.com/2024/04/30/india/india-elections-varanasi-hindu-muslim-tensions-intl-hnk-dst/index.html
Hindu Supremacists have a track record of deadly riots: https://www.dandc.eu/en/article/rss-parent-organisation-indias-ruling-bjp-and-it-thrives-islamophobia
Do note: My position is not that these authors or news papers have done anything wrong. When Religion and orthodox religious groups do things that are terrible because of their religion- we dont actually do anything good by ignoring the religious motivations.
The "Far Right" as you could call them are harmful because they are orthodox hindus who want to hurt people because of their religious beliefs. That includes within their fold the far right in places like afghanistan and iran and iraq and algeria - in the muslim world. People who roam around the streets with swords in their hands looking for members of another group to attack and do so because their religion teaches them that apostates and non believers are less human are dangerous because of their religious beliefs.
Most indian muslims dont do that - not because islam is some religion of peace- no religion is a religion of peace. But because they are indians and they chose to live in a secular country when they or their ancestors had the choice. Some orthodox Indian muslims behave the way their religion commands. The KKK and westboro baptist church and people who bomb abortion clinics do so because of their christian religion. They are religious fundamentalists.
When you dont apply the same standard to islam because you think the world is divided by racial or by east/west power relations- you stand in the way of islamic reform and you stand in the way of more moderate and rational and progressive muslims from being able to lead their community out of this dark middle age thinking. You encourage the orthodoxy by claiming that religion has nothing to do with the actions motivated by that religion.
8+0.9 = 8.9
Is it something to worry about in the overall scheme of the more specifically if I plan to switch in a year or so?
Placement wise 2025 batch is doing good, comparable to 2024 batch.
and I think we won't even get clear picture because that state quota batch will be graduating in 2025.
are you from NLUO?
Even if you do end up working till 12-1, you can come to office my 11am. 6-7 is impossible I've never seen or heard of anyone being in office that early/late
https://www.barandbench.com/news/litigation/paris-olympics-harish-salve-represent-ioa-vinesh-phogat-disqualification-case
From Wikipedia, I can see that the age of consent in India is 18, while in the US, Europe, South America and Australia it is between 14 and 16, depending from jurisdiction to jurisdiction. But is there any international law on this? The UN Convention on the Rights of the Child says anon under 18 is a child, so technically any country having an age of consent below 18 is breaking international law?
People are getting grossed out on the Iraqi proposal, but even 14 seems too young.