College is good, but it remains to be overshadowed under the overrated mirage of HNLU. A very stable tier-2 with a decent crowd, comes right after HNLU, although doing really well. It fluctuates however, in terms of placements, as to not everyone gets placed here. The percentage is 50 and moreover, you have to work really hard for a tier-1 job, whereas in a tier-1 NLU, that becomes much easier starting from NLS and ending at NLUJ/NLIU. So my advice would be to either retake clat or work reallly hard at NLUO for your GPA.

Possible. Late nights are a very common thing but 6-7am not that often. I know people who didnt go home for 3 days while working on a transaction. Ill not hide the reality- its a very demanding profession specially in your initial years as you take 2x the time to do everything coz no prior knowledge of things.

Run while you can.

She might be working till 1 am. Lot of folks work till 3-4am regularly for 3-4 weeks at stretch.

Going to office at 6am seems unheard of. But I can understand if there is some hearing, you might need to come in at 7am on a couple of days.

Caveat: Yes this will not be everyday, but because law firm work is so intense, even if it happens for a 10-15 day sprint, it can start affecting your mental health. Seniors are probably workaholics, which is quite common.

Please choose the team over the law firm. You should be fine.

First of all she wanted to fight in 53 kg category can anyone tell me why they didn't allow her secondly when Kenyan runner was disqualified Kenya took strong action and threatened to boycott Olympics so they cancelled her disqualification so if Kenya can do it where is our vishwguru tag

They'll undoubtedly show her the door, marking a victory for the rule of law.

The signs are clear: this disqualification is being politicized unnecessarily. This isn't to diminish the genuine concerns that exist against the federation and government regarding women's safety and rights. Yet, opportunists like Rajdeep Sardesai and Gopal Shanks are already spinning this into their monsoon political spectacle on prime-time television.

Consider this: if India's 🇮🇳victory comes at the expense of the rule of law, it compromises her integrity and standing on the global stage.

How Vinesh Phogat wronged Shivani Pawar

- via Facebook

The girl in the photo is Shivani Pawar. You might not have seen her before because she wasn’t sitting at Jantar Mantar, nor was she covered by the media.

This 26-year-old is a Head Constable in the BSF. Shivani is also a farmer's daughter, hailing from a small village called Umred in MP.

Shivani is also a wrestler. Three years ago, at the Under-23 World Wrestling Championships, she won a silver medal in the 50 kg weight category. In the same event, Anju won a bronze. Shivani was the first Indian wrestler to win a medal in this competition. She has also won a gold medal in the World Police Sports Championships and a bronze in the Asian Wrestling Championships.

Shivani is a promising wrestler with a bright future. But why didn’t she make it to the Paris Olympics?

In March, a trial competition was held in Patiala. In this competition, Vinesh Phogat lost to Anju in her usual 53 kg category. This is the same Anju mentioned earlier. After losing in her regular 53 kg category, Vinesh insisted on competing in the 50 kg trial as well.

Under pressure, the officials gave her permission. (Perhaps they feared accusations of rape or sexual harassment, or maybe they were threatened with the Jantar Mantar protests.) Vinesh won the 50 kg category. It would have been easier for a 53 kg wrestler to win in the 50 kg category.

In the final round, Vinesh won 10-6, meaning the opponent was definitely not weak. That opponent was Shivani. If Vinesh hadn’t competed in the 50 kg trial, Shivani would have won the qualifying round and been selected for the Olympics. But after losing in the 53 kg category, Vinesh intruded into the 50 kg category.

In fact, Vinesh wanted to be sent to the Olympics without participating in the trials. The association did not accept this unreasonable demand.

Vinesh was determined to go to the Olympics, and she had the backing of the opposition. So, she entered the 50 kg category. Vinesh’s intrusion into 50 kg cost Shivani her chance.

Even though Vinesh secured a spot in the Olympics through injustice, it was difficult for a 53 kg wrestler to maintain the 50 kg weight category for two consecutive days. Eventually, the truth came out on the weighing scale. Vinesh was disqualified in the 50 kg category because it wasn’t her original weight category. In Paris, there was no Jantar Mantar, nor were there Hindi journalists. Naturally, Vinesh had to accept her disqualification.

In this entire episode, Shivani was wronged. Shivani is also Indian. If she had gone to the Olympics and won a medal, that medal would have been credited to India.

Those who shout slogans like "Bharat ki Beti" (India’s daughter) will never speak up for Shivani because they won’t get a paycheck for it, nor will they get a chance to criticize Modi.

There is no sorrow over Vinesh’s disqualification because she entered through deceit. The sorrow is for the lost medal for India, and the nation’s honor being compromised. The deeper sorrow is for the injustice done to a young athlete in the dirty politics of elite athletes.

And those lamenting Vinesh’s disqualification are not sad because India lost a medal; they are upset because they lost an opportunity to target Modi.

Isn’t Shivani a female athlete? Or is she not Indian? Doesn’t she have the right to fair opportunities?

Vinesh did not enter the fray with a clean slate and deservedly so got disqualified. However, in the bargain she has not only undone herself but also unfairly deprived a deserving wrestler from contesting.

A thorough probe is a must. With such dirty politicking, India certainly cannot expect to have worthy medal winners.

Shame on you

@Phogat_Vinesh

Just like the right wing all over, isn't it!? They say, "We've had enough of experts", opine on something regarding which they have no knowledge and then try to force their opinions down the throats of reasonable people claiming they (the right wing) are the "experts". Have any of you people considered that we may have had enough of you?

This conspiracy theory that underpins your response would only carry weight if Pohgat had first made her case against the government and the federation, arguing that she was compelled to compete in a category she was unprepared for.

But what has she preferred to do first?

She (not the government/ federation) has taken her disqualification challenge to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS).

Therefore, your attempt to lay the blame on Modi on this count crumbles under the Pohgat Dharna litmus test. Now, I’m not claiming she won’t eventually stage a protest against the BJP or the federation regarding her weight category disqualification—I’m no oracle.

What I am saying is this: don’t construct a case or defence on mere hearsay and conjecture.

When you don’t get your bonus or promotion or partnership, Modi is responsible.

Same if law firms loose people to other firms or in-house roles etc Modi is responsible

It’s just become a fashion and a joke in this country for government bashing for everything.

If this Phogat was to be within 50 kgs weight she should have ensured so, rules and regulations have not been made overnight. Rather than sitting on dharna and protest focus on your winning (rather focus on being able to compete first). Winning happens post being able to compete.

Bottom line: Vinesh Phogat knowingly opted to compete in the 50 KG category, fully aware she didn't stand a chance in the 53/57 KG categories, where she should have fought. Stirring anti-Modi sentiment, especially when she had her own team for weight management, is both disingenuous and dishonest.

This debate reveals Rajdeep Sardesai as outrageously biased, unworthy of the journalist title. Meanwhile, Gopal Shanks is an opportunist, shamelessly towing the anti-BJP line to further his own agenda.

Everyone crying on social media and posting that Arshad Nadeem should be dope tested because of his unusually good performance. Sure, we all hope for a miracle that his medal is given to Neeraj after a dope test, but that still doesn’t solve the problem that this has been a disappointing Olympics for us and we are generally not equipped to host such an event. Even Mumbai does not have the requisite infrastructure to host. You need cities that are clean, safe and with public transport and roads of first works standards. Mumbai is our richest city but still doesn’t tick these boxes. Just having one fancy airport and Ambani convention centre doesn’t change things.

Agree and not sure why the mod marked this trollish???!! It’s a big humiliation to be overtaken by Pakistan and so many tiny countries… the Olympics can never be hosted by a country that wins zero golds. It says on Wikipedia that Indonesia will be making a bid in 2036. Indonesia is currently ranked 28 with 2 golds and 1 bronze, so they deserve it more.

Yes Prakash padukone has said we need more sports psychologists. But the root cause is not addressed - social media addiction and lack of grounding and values for GenZ and Gen alpha. Unless we fix those things the crisis will continue. Kids these days can barely form friendships.

I'm 25. Left a T1 job and dabbled into some finance (mutual funds stocks etc). Planning to be a distributor and along with that something else related to law. I'm leaving a high paying job to do this. And it's probably the best decision I've ever made. You're never stuck. You're made to think you don't have any options. But you do.

With a government grant of ₹2254 crores, only NFSU can do something this innovative and contemporary. NFSU is scaling new heights every day. Kudos to the leadership of GIFT City and NFSU for doing this and making corporate forensics with legal implications a critical discipline in India.

genuine question, are some positions reserved for PPOs even after day zero? if not, is it relatively team specific? (in the sense that a team has a vacancy that they choose to not fill through a campus hire, but offer PPOs to performing interns later)

did not sit for day zero, stress is now hitting. wanted to know if firms would be hiring by PPOs till may for the batch of 2025.

Firstly, your job application has no bearing on the name/s on any of your official documents other than the transcript.

Change of name is a straightforward process but you will have to send application to all of the above issuing agencies. Basically you file an affidavit before any notary (thy have a standard format) and then publish it either in the gazette or (easier) local newspapers. Submit a copy of the publication and the affidavit along with your name change request at each of the IDissuing agencies.

In terms of ease of making the change Aadhaar > PAN > DL > Passport >>>> School certificates

NLUJ, easy. We have had like 10 people join in from NLIU this year (WL movement). All are grateful to come here. As for whatever you might've seen about the ragging stuff online, just know things are far better at NLUJ, as compared to NLIU.

We're ahead in pretty much everything, be it placements, moot wins, academic rigour, you name it.

It was apparently his wife's idea. That's cute, but it seems weird that he decided to screen a random movie from Netflix to sensitise judges. Might have been better if they visited a trial court in a small town and seen the state of women's toilets, lack of privacy for rape victims etc.

Also, there are better films and documentaries on women issues he could have shown, like To Kill A Tiger, or something dealing with women 's rights in Iran.

https://www.barandbench.com/news/supreme-court-judges-laapataa-ladies-aamir-khan-kiran-rao