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...Since the PEARL-FIRST Trust was set up with the aim to promote legal education and awareness, the three BCI members have sought a thorough accounting of its expenditures and the purposes for which the amounts have been accessed over the years.
It has sought examination of allegations of nepotism at Indian Institute of Legal Education and Research (IIULER), including appointment-related records starting from advertising for the positions at the institute and final selection.
...Two public interest petitions against his actions and continuation in the post of chairman have been filed; one by the Campaign for Judicial Accountability and Reforms (CJAR) and separately by two lawyers. Both CJAR and the lawyers' petitions say a probe by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) is pending against Mishra regarding the PEARL-FIRST trust.
โThis trust took over the funds of an earlier trust set up by the BCI (BCI Trust). This taking over of the funds as well as their utilisation is being enquired into by the CBI,โ CJAR has said. The demand for Mishraโs resignation was also formally raised during a General Council meeting held at the BCI office in August.
https://thewire.in/article/law/bcis-manan-mishra-tries-changing-pearl-trust-rules-members-object-seek-disclosures/amp
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Only in a country like India where the academia quality is garbage level will somebody ask this. In all other sensible countries, "I have a PhD, a publication record in good journals, a strong plan for future research, a writing sample of PhD thesis chapter length and a teaching qualification like UK SFHEA - is that close to enough?". Gosh we are fucked.
https://x.com/paakittadnya/status/2101922201834557676
i. Duration - What exactly is the unofficial duration of the PhD Programme ? I have heard people from 2015 are presenting now while the new PhD Regulations between 2020 to 2025 require it to be completed within 6 years (8 in the case of girls) ? What's the UGC Policy regarding this and how is this being. I'm for sure not going to be completing it in 3 or 4 years considering I am also practicing and can't give that up.
ii. As a practicing advocate, I just want to know whether NLS is flexible or it is quite rigorous to handle both at a time. Of course this will depend upon the Supervisor who is allotted, but how is the Institution's perspective ?
I don't mind doing it for a long period of time, but I just want to know what is the experience of present Ph.D. Scholars at the University and how they are spending years and years for the Programme.
P.S. - I have gone through the earlier thread 1 year back regarding this, but it was too generic and went off on a different tangent than the original topic, hence requesting this latest information now before deciding to apply to NLS or to go with any other local university like Mysore University.
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Your work should never get in the way.
I wish you the very best.
No stipend. You will get a Milton bottle at the end of your internship. How thoughtful : )
Won't let interns use lift. Interns have to literally go down and up 4 floors... multiple times a day.
Even if you are finished with your work...they won't let you budge before 7 pm.
Will give coffee only twice a day. There are specific timings for interns when they can get themselves a cup of coffee...and they keep the coffee machine switched off for the rest of the time..so that you can't access it by accident. They use CCD coffee machines where the Associates sit...for interns there is a local coffee machine they use.
After drinking that coffee you might want to โฎโฎโฎ
Nice joke. New faculty hires are 2024 graduates.
There is plenty wrong with the successful too โ perhaps look around the world โ then ask the question, what is "success" other than status-chasing vanity? Especially among lawyers.
Like, what is it? Asking people to vote on GCR, ensuring everyone in the team votes and likes posts? Dig deeper, and you realise the people that do the best in competition law do not appear on GCR.
The people that really get it โ dismiss it โ as the "soft law" it actually is in its current condition. So what is success for you? What is this metric you need? Bank account. All kinds of influencers in Dubai surpass us all then.
Spare us the successful woman and first-generation stuff. It's boring.
Other people also brought mandates and client relationships - so did I. I know what feedback she gave to the client then. The clients talk too. Still talks to me. I also remember when clients whom she deprioritised found comfort in communications with someone else and how she panicked. They still call me. I was scolded for those on several occasions. I also remember her asking to make a list of people with whom I could do a joint BD at some point using my contacts and patronage. I knew then what I was in store for then.
As we parted, I remember her saying, "You should step up in front of clients". It was too late. I was done. To quote a client โ "It's just her and some children." Children here means people with no autonomy. Only one person speaks anything of consequence. Rest hand papers and clarify. It is a ridiculous training environment to give anyone senior. Once you get out, empty the crap, and you realise how much you have taken from you. Do not be a bottle carrier all your life - do it on your own.
โฎโฎโฎ Was it tough. Heck yes. But we are flourishing.
Once you leave the cult you will realize it. What is denied is your agency in life.
Get well soon.
Prof. Doolla has taught me courses twice, and Iโve had firsthand experience with him both as a professor and as a Dean.
He has taken a stand for me at a time when I least expected it, and I cannot ignore that experience.
He can be strict, and at times, his way of speaking may come across as harsh or rude. But allegations as serious as abetment and caste-based discrimination should not be made against anyone without transparent information and due process.
Based on my personal experiences with him, I stand by him unless there is credible evidence that proves otherwise.
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AMSS and successors CAM, SAM has always allowed this.
Not sure that if any official rules are there in any of these offices.
https://x.com/iitbombay/status/2101920810986524908
(Suggestion as an insider) The upcoming batches at rml are doomed for sure. If you are a student writing clat please consider other options before opting for rml, nluo and rgnul have been much better in terms of placement.
How does that work? Anyone know his career trajectory / how he got there so quickly?
How to be a top performer?
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The APSC should not make this sad incident about caste. And the criminal case under the SC/ST Act against the professor should be withdrawn. Instead, the conversation should be about whether a suspension is too harsh a punishment. At my law school, the punishment is that you resit the exam next year. Thatโs all. Maybe the IITs could do that?
Letโs also look at it this way: is it fair if a student uses ChatGPT in an exam while the others donโt? You want to jail a professor for catching him do that and brand him as a caste oppressor?