Blogs tagged with: talented

July 10, 2012. Law City, Legally Weird News Network The day finally arrived when the High Court of Lawland State delivered the judgment on the much followed case of Apple Inc. v. Poonam Pandey. In an maajor relief to the respondent, High Court refused to grant an injunction against the usage of Twit...

Football-o-nomics

by Vivek Agarwal on in News and current affairs
Poland’s new national stadium provides for a symbol of optimism over the general gloom that lingers over Europe, much of it due to the ongoing recession. The New stadium is part of Poland’s endeavors as co-hosts of the 2012 Euro Cup along with neighboring Ukraine. Ironically the stadium is built at ...

LIFE BEFORE ENTERING INTO A LAW COLLEGE!

by Kian Ganz on in Student life
Guest post, anonymised at author’s request. BOARD EXAMS ARE OVER, CLAT ON HEAD… TENSION TENSION.. TENSION… This is what I experienced in the month of April! Studying for Entrance exams,Changing patters, Vast G.K. Yell It kills a student after every second!! But this is what it is! Life is like this ...

Lessons from Bollywood

by shreya on in Analysis
Bollwood can teach us more than we think. A sneak peak in the following high profile Bollywood divorces reveal a shocking reality. Roja actor Arvind Swamy Arvind Swamy created quite a stir in the nineties for playing lead role in Roja and Bombay . Then he shifted his focus to Tollywood . However, th...

I do, you do...but just sign here

by shreya on in Analysis
Around two decades back, India had a negligible divorce rate. Even today, compared to urban countries like USA and Sweden, India has a significantly low divorce rate. But now the number of divorce petitions being filed is rapidly increasing, especially in urban India. A new bill-Marriage Act (Amendm...

The response of law to the challenge of corruption

by Pritish on in News and current affairs
The response of law to the challenge of corruption By Pritish Chatterjee Corruption is in the air. We hear of some corruption or the other everyday. Indeed, news of ‘scams’ dominate the media almost on a daily basis. In the 50’s and 60’s there were ‘scandals’. The amounts involved were much smaller....

B(law)g

by aastha shah on in Student life
Twelve things I learnt at Law School. 1. When you uproot the human from the civilization, you also end up uprooting the civilization from the human. 110 acres of wilderness, faricical wifi, one day late newspaper, 40 minutes from the city -------> in short, a perfect recipe to bring out the worst in...

B(law)g

by aastha shah on in Student life
Twelve things I learnt at Law School. 1. When you uproot the human from the civilization, you also end up uprooting the civilization from the human. 110 acres of wilderness, faricical wifi, one day late newspaper, 40 minutes from the city -------> in short, a perfect recipe to bring out the worst in...

The P/Joker Face - by Student Gaga

by Shivangi on in General blogging
Its all a poker game, where we all have our cards and we need to play. We need to keep this poker face in the game where no one should know or make out what our cards are. This is what we are suppose to do. However, I ask this question - … why so serious ? ;) What’s the game without some fun. In rea...

For The Sake Of Argument

by Prapti Patel on in News and current affairs
In recent times, the Supreme Court passed a landmark judgement in the Vodafone-Hutchison deal case which saved the international telecom giant from shelling out a whooping 11,000 crores. It has proved that the judiciary, however slow and inefficient at times is truly independent. However, something ...

National law school: What was I thinking?

by Shivangi on in General blogging
We have all heard of the story where Akbhar asks Birbal to say a word that, if heard in happiness makes you feel sad and if heard in sadness makes you feel happy. Birbal said “this time shall pass”. Similarly there is a decision, a happening that at some time made one reach cloud 9 and on the other ...

NLUs. They Happen To You.

by Keshavdev J S on in Student life
“Accept what you cannot change. Change what you cannot accept.” These are the most hauntingly curious lines I’ve ever read in my life. Isn’t everything bound by these words, because isn’t everything, in itself, bound by change? In fact, it is that same change which is making me write this article no...
As a grade VII student, I dreamt of going to a law school and the image in my head was that of a prim and proper disciplined university, where the students would be updating themselves with current affairs 24x7, where there would be truck-loads of academic tasks at hand all the time, where extra-cur...
The shackles around common myths regarding law schools broken down: What to Expect and What not to Expect from a law School (Why Law and Law School?) We all remember the day we knew we were going to be lawyers. For many, it was an inner calling, an intuition that this was not just another childhood ...

A Case for the Abolition of Rape

by legalbird on in Analysis
Rape: Not a crime scene? I don’t particularly like to categorise myself as a feminist for I feel contemporary feminism overlooks multiple aspects relating to gender construction. But I do consider myself sensitive to women- related issues specifically and gender issues generally. In this article how...

Law Students Today, Leaders Tomorrow...

by vikrant on in Student life
The only difference between politics in a college campus and politics in the outside world is that the college politics is much more interesting and maybe a bit more subtle. However, those students that are actually involved in college activities take it as seriously, as if the nation’s fate depende...

Men are born free, but bound in chains

by happy on in Uncategorized
Man are born free but are bound In chains A simple statement made by Brusso, can be interpreted in many ways. Let us deal with different opinions regarding a simple statement - Boundaries and obligations: Here it can be referred as boundaries and obligations to be followed involuntarily. A child whe...
In India at this time assembly elections are on the verge in 5 states and prioritized criteria of every political party is to entice large number of population to secure votes in their favor. Since the election commission has ruled out strict guidelines regarding the spending by a political party du...
In India at this time assembly elections are on the verge in 5 states and prioritized criteria of every political party is to entice large number of population to secure votes in their favor. Since the election commission has ruled out strict guidelines regarding the spending by a political party du...
In India at this time assembly elections are on the verge in 5 states and prioritized criteria of every political party is to entice large number of population to secure votes in their favor. Since the election commission has ruled out strict guidelines regarding the spending by a political party du...