I had interned there previously. They have a good growing commercial Disputes practice. When I was interning there, it was a small team with one SA and 2 associates. Rest of the team is based out of Mumbai. I noticed that they are looking to hire aggressively. I was interning in the team that had matters in DRT, NCLT and Madras High court. The Chennai team, particular the Senior Associate was very helpful and nice to work with. He used to take time to explain the research proposition to the interns and took time to address our queries and review our work. Overall the work and office environment is silent most of the time as the SA is serious on his work, but he environment was always friendly and not toxic

They have in fact strictly mentioned that for applying internship through their portal only students who are from the colleges mentioned in drop- down menu in their portal would be eligible to apply otherwise the application would not be considered. Truly unfortunate at Majmudar

Here is the actual IBA statement. Point to note, the athletes did not undergo a testosterone examination but were subject to a separate and recognized test, whereby the specifics remain confidential. This test conclusively indicated that both athletes did not meet the required necessary eligibility criteria and were found to have competitive advantages over other female competitors

https://www.iba.sport/news/statement-made-by-the-international-boxing-association-regarding-athletes-disqualifications-in-world-boxing-championships-2023/

Ask yourself why your news sites are lying to you and why youre so happy to believe them.

Why is such a misleading claim being featured? here is the IBA statement : https://www.iba.sport/news/statement-made-by-the-international-boxing-association-regarding-athletes-disqualifications-in-world-boxing-championships-2023/

They explicitly say "Point to note, the athletes did not undergo a testosterone examination but were subject to a separate and recognized test, whereby the specifics remain confidential. This test conclusively indicated that both athletes did not meet the required necessary eligibility criteria and were found to have competitive advantages over other female competitors"

Why are you lying and amplifying lies while you censor responses? How do you sleep?

And its very clear that you have no idea whatsoever about any of it if you think TYT is some objective neutral and nuanced source on any of this. Theyre notorious for being incredibly biased. Try and ask cenk uyghur about the armenian genocide. Even Ana Kasparian has copped to not doing her research on gender. I havent read any right-wing sources. I have read left wing women. Theyre just the ones you do not like because they see the misogyny on the left and the right. I also you know- have eyes. I know an unfair fight when I see one. I dont need to be told to not believe my own lying eyes.

I'm on the left generally. I voted against Modi every single time. I believe in workers rights and womens rights. But I also know when im being lied to. You have a brain- use it. I swear youll still be a good person.

Angela Carini is a grown ass woman who is an olympic athlete. And yes, if you bully women enough and threaten their careers they will say what you want to make you go away. Your misogyny is showing.

How absolutely close minded it is to think that the only reason people might disagree with you is because they arent reading the right newspapers. How closeminded not to wonder what these other newspapers might be saying and what people out of your media bubble might be saying and whether they might be right.

Let me ask you a single question- do you think sources you claim are right-wing- have gotten a single issue right in the last 4 years? or do you think they all just mislead idiots? Do you think its even possible for a right wing person ( not a media organisation) to be right about anything? or do you judge what is true not by your own lying eyes but by what the party tells you to?

Hey, have seen people in KCO Delhi been offered long term internships and then PPO. Depends on whether or not a team will be hiring 6-8 months down the line, too many variables. Worst case scenario, you’ll learn alot about Real Estate, will help if you plan on continuing in the same practice area or you’ll end up knowing for sure you dont want to do it for the rest of your life. Win win unless due to financial considerations you are desperate to get a job immediately on graduating. Even for that, stipend for 6 months will be good enough to cover you for a month or two in case you end up not getting a PPO

you're remotely right but its not that deep lol if someones finding it difficult they will quit by the first year, and there will be transfers over from other colleges. really can't compare an NLU to GLC. I know a couple seniors in the college and they're pretty helpful and are very well read. this is the same "[X] college has fallen" rhetoric that keeps popping up every couple days on LI. Only thing I do agree on is that the CET shouldnt be bilingual and language requirements must be according to the course-medium. it just helps everyone out. if anything your brother is only at a massive advantage because he will be in the upper ranks of our class. GLC gets great placements from what I have seen for those that are academically at the top of their class.

Do Indian law firms have such canteens? Having such an amazing canteen would be a great incentive for employees.

https://indianexpress.com/article/trending/trending-in-india/google-employee-daily-work-meal-makes-netizens-envious-9491209/lite/

https://www.ndtv.com/offbeat/kebabs-to-ramen-google-india-employee-shows-what-she-eats-at-office-canteen-daily-6255246

Heyo I'm truly sorry. Just a word of hope - my father was from a small town and had AS which affected his life quality. Today, with exercise and company insurance covering his medication, he is the fittest person around (touchwood). If you have the option of seeking help from institutional therapists as provided by your employer please do

Just write it down: it WILL go to NLSIU this year. I am literally willing to bet money on it. There are many things in NLSIU's favour this time:

- Quality of candidates

- Mentorship by Sudhir

- Help from alumni

- Simple principle of probability and balancing the deviation of the past few years. In other words, it's mathematically impossible that GNLU and NLUD will keep being rewarded and NLSIU will be ignored. The law of averages HAS to catch up.

Been there, done that. But don't think it'll be easy. Once you leave, try getting some low end corp work from the clients you have worked with. Monthly retainer would be great to cover the basics. Don't be in a rush to take up a flashy office (or any office, to start with). Be patient. And all the best!

I was attending a pre placement talk by Trilegal the other day, where a partner mentioned something along the lines of "growth happens fast at Trilegal if you're meritorious, you can turn into an equity partner here in under 10 years."

Now, this left me wondering what equity partnership in a law firm really means? Isn't the concept of equity something that is limited to only companies? How does one calculate its stake in a firm? Moreover, does equity really mean anything i.e., can you liquidate your equity in any form if you choose to leave the firm?

All we often see is partners jumping with their teams from one firm to the other at best. Would be grateful if someone could answer these questions and explain the law firm structuring in details. Thank you!

And yet a senior faculty member from NLUD cannot stop himself from publicly praising the importance and contribution of NFSU Law School in the latest issue of the Journal of ILI, March 2024. How often do we see a law faculty from one school praising law faculty from another? And this is just the start. Picture abhi baakee hai.

I really hope she focuses on LA 2028 and does not get distracted, because she will now be flooded with modelling offers from brands, TV show offers, Bollywood movie roles etc. Case in point is the boxer Vijender Singh. Won a silver, then went downhill as he spent more time on fashion and glamour.

Although you are right when you say that non-left views should be aired to fight back against NLUs turning into JNU, let's also be pragmatic. You will be cancelled by your peers if you identify as non-left. That can be very upsetting for an 18 year old, in age where they are already vulnerable because of social media and peer pressure. Kids that age are also very cruel -- they can bully you in ways like not inviting you to hang out with them, not having meals with you in the mess etc.

So my advice would be to just keep quiet if you are non-left and avoid political discussions. Your political views can be exercised in the ballot box and in circles outside campus.

Also, let's remember that most NLU students swing to the right once they graduate and enter the real world --or at least the centre-left. So just have patience!

Limited Internships atleast in the first two years. Do good ones in smaller law firms, they'll take you if you're not from Tier 1. Focus on Reading and Writing, irrespective of your schooling background, reading and writing is different here. Develop a habit. Wherever you end up, unfortunately you would need to read the 200 pahe judgement. So be able to read it. Don't be caught up in political views/debates, they're all fucked up. But be aware about the developments. (A weekly habit of catching up on legal/non-legal habits). Baaki Passing in NLU is easy imo.

Social life as you wish to have.

LOL. Here's an article by an NLUD professor, acknowledging and praising not only the role of NFSU broadly but also NFSU Law School specifically.

"The Interface Between Criminal Justice and Forensic Science"; Journal of the Indian Law Institute; Volume 66, Number 1, January - March 2024.

So LOL again. Hiding your face in the sand does not make the matter go away. NFSU Delhi completely blunts NLUD's biggest advantage of location. Additionally, it does have to contend with being a state university. And this is just the start. Picture toh abhi baakee hai.

… If I assume the usual career progression at a tier 2 firm or tier 3 firm, between the ages of 25 to 45? In other words, NOT the budget of a CAM lawyer.

I was thinking maybe 10 lakhs at age 25, 20 at age 35 and 40 at age 45? Is that a good ballpark figure? Please note that there has to be an element of prestige too. I don’t want to