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, this was Legally India, circa 2009”) Little could I have predicted where this would go, when I first landed in Mumbai nearly seven years ago after having knocked together one of the worst-designed websites ever loaded by man or woman…

Legally India is looking to hire journalists, lawyers and those with a head for business who are not content with the status quo of the mainstream media and online reportage of all things legal, illegal and barely legal.

The Bar Council of India (BCI) chairman Manan Kumar Mishra has sent a letter to Legally India and 147 other recipients, including journalists, the President and Prime Minister of India, all Supreme Court judges and high court judges and others.

We are trying an experiment in how legal journalism can become sustainable and remain independent. Please help make magic happen!

2018 Update: This page is very much out of date and some of the features described below may not be active anymore.

“Better late than never” will hopefully be apt and accepted here: Legally India is pleased to finally announce the talented, witty and insightful winners from more than 12 months of our rolling blogging competition. We know you’ll enjoy these fantastic reads!

A very happy festive season and New Year to all Legally India readers and their families…

The Indian legal blogging scene has exploded since Legally India held its first blogging competition in 2010. To celebrate and continue encouraging top Indian legal blogging, LI is now hosting the second blogging competition for readers’ and Indian legal bloggers’ enrichment. The rules are simple: every month, if all goes well, the best blogger will win Rs 3,500.

Legally India is looking for lawyers, journalists or both working in the Bombay High Court, Delhi High Court or Supreme Court to become part-time correspondents writing on life at the bar.

Finally after many, many requests Legally India is now ready to offer internships to law students.

Dear Legally India reader, I am sorry.

The second part of Legally India’s first anniversary round-up focuses on what has happened in a year of legal education and incredible mooting performances across the board. Plus, we pick India’s best law school in India. Well, almost.

Legally India reports news and information relevant to Indian law firms, the Indian legal profession, Indian lawyers, law students, and international law firms and lawyers doing business in India. Started in March 2009, Legally India was the first publication to cover the Indian legal market in a re...