Blogs tagged with: talented

“Its not about living forever Jacky, ITS ABOUT LIVING WITH YOURSELF”. I heard this dialogue in Pirates of the Caribbean: At Worlds End. This statement is very true and as we all are in the phase of becoming an advocates or an upcoming Corporate Lawyers we must accept this truth. I was reading articl...

Bhaag Bhaag Vakeel Bhaag(i.e. Run Run Lawyer Run)

by mclegally on in Uncategorized
My VC on the orientation day said that we were not competing with NLSIU or NALSAR, we have to compete with the best in the world-Harvard. It made me happy that I was going to be in an intellectually stimulating environment. An environment that would sharpen my legal acumen and develop those analytic...
In an unprecedented and overnight development the three top Indian law schools have decided to join hands to form an Ivy League of sorts in the Indian Law School fraternity. Yesterday the Commanders-in-Chief of NLS, NALSAR and WBNUJS signed an MOU for furthering the cause of legal education, sharing...

Charge of The Law Brigade

by mclegally on in Legal fictions, poems et c.
This poem is a modification of my favorite poem by Alfred Lord Tennyson ‘Charge of the Light Brigade’.After CLAT 2011,I thought this was apt and finally got the time to modify it today.Hope you all enjoy it! Half a league, half a league, Half a league onward All in the valley of CLAT Rode the twenty...

Good Old Litigation-Part II

by mclegally on in Legal career and other advice
After giving me gyaan about the struggles involved in litigation my SIR takes me to the Co-operative tribunal. Reminiscing my sir says law has become a coveted option for your generation, we saw the real fight. I smile trying to weigh my words but it’s true, the 5year courses have made it a viable o...

Who Moves Your Cheese in A Law School

by Devika Agarwal on in Student life
WHO MOVES YOUR CHEESE IN A LAW SCHOOL (what every NLU-ite should know) ‘Who Moves Your Cheese In A Law School?’ This was the question that intrigued me when I finished Dr. Spencer Johnson’s ‘ Who Moved My Cheese’. Ready to start my sophomore year in college, I often reminisce about the time when I w...

World war three was never so fun

by Aaditya Pratap Singh on in Uncategorized
okay to begin with world war 3 never happened but well the world war i am talking about surely took place in a conference room about 12000 km away from india in boston park plaza hotel , boston, U.S.A. well when i entered the conference room i was like oh my holy god ( you can replace the word ‘holy...
My previous post and a few other articles on LegallyIndia made me think on two questions. But before reading this post further, please go through the two short posts by Seth Godin and then the Bar and Bench article on law school placements: 1. Insist on the coin flip . 2. Unreasonable is the new rea...
Hi, I know you are confused and tensed and that your parents are confused and tensed too. Don’t worry; the master ranks’ issue will be settled in some time. I am here to distribute some free advice. Two things: If you didn’t do well in CLAT, remember: ”You are more than a score, you can do well anyw...

life ain't fair

by Aaditya Pratap Singh on in Uncategorized
THUD!!! What happened my cell phone is on floor oh shit why is it happening with me while picking my NOKIA (Read nokla)and assembling it and in meanwhile shit. i spilled water all over the floor.damn. how can i manage to make so many mistakes at the same time.I ask myself (while i am sweeping the fl...
Jimmy began with numbers a while ago. [Click here to read]. --- PG for girls. PG for girls. PG for girs. PG for boys. PG for girls. PG for girls. PG for girls. PG for boys. The male lot is a distrusted lot; Jimmy and his friends got to know that day. Also, people love ‘keeping’ girls! ‘Keep’ got a j...
Jimmy began with numbers a while ago. [Click here to read]. --- PG for girls. PG for girls. PG for girs. PG for boys. PG for girls. PG for girls. PG for girls. PG for boys. The male lot is a distrusted lot; Jimmy and his friends got to know that day. Also, people love ‘keeping’ girls! ‘Keep’ got a j...

##@$^^*!!**!!

by Pranusha Kulkarni on in Uncategorized
I have my 4th semester examinations hurtling towards me at a supersonic speed. I find them hatching a bloody conspiracy against me, reminding me with every mile they traverse, the exorbitant power they possess, by which they can reduce the whole of my talent baggage to rubble, and can portray me as ...

Good old Litigation

by mclegally on in Student life
I decided to get a real taste of courts this time and therefore decided to intern in a litigation firm. The National Law Universities after all were established with the aim of increasing the level of the ‘BAR’.I get off at Central Secretariat Metro Station in a crisp white shirt and carrying my bla...

My Rendezvous with Law

by Pranusha Kulkarni on in Uncategorized
My rendezvous with Law is barely 2 years old. And Man! I already feel the heat! I already feel what people feel for lawyers. I have been transformed from a mere Pre-University student to a ‘lawyer’. So do my non-law friends sarcastically address me as. And as though I am the most established senior ...
If this is what an ordinary Law School has taught an ordinary Law student in the course of an ordinary year, there is nothing more ordinary about it! (As I was flipping through my first year diary, I ran into this peculiar entry, and I feel it serves good if it is posted here. Read on!) The Paradoxi...

Does God believe in Human Rights?

by Pranusha Kulkarni on in Uncategorized
Does God believe in Human Rights? Or shall I say, are we making our God to believe in Human Rights? We have been guaranteed the Freedom of Religion and Conscience under Articles 25 to 28 of the Constitution of India. But, does this freedom imply making “our Gods” fanatic about their “counterparts”? ...

Diplomacy, Humanity And Law

by Aaditya Pratap Singh on in General blogging
well guys this is my first attempt at blogging so please be encouraging and feel free to let me know my weaknesses To begin with i would define law as a a general set of rules which ensure that people behave in an accepted and expected manner. I am an atheist and i just think that the institution of...

Project Sharing - A Trend

by Abhinav Shrivastava on in Uncategorized
As and when a student gets the topic of his project, he starts calling his friend studying in other colleges. It has become a trend followed by most of the students irrespective of the University which they are studying in. Not only from other colleges, a student would also try to ask the seniors of...

Beginnings at a law firm

by Vipul Kumar on in Uncategorized
The law firm’s name instantly reminds you of the production house of the legendary Ramayana series on television ( Read : Ramanand Sagar ). And soon enough, the partners at the firm make sure you have a first taste of how gruesome the 14 year old exile would’ve been for Lord Ram, and how much endeav...