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I am ready to be unemployed for a few months post my graduation. But everything looks too bleak. My peers at least have some foot in the door. I never wanted to choose law as a career, but I enjoy M&A, and have some skills. What should my path ahead be to not remain unemployed by the end of next year?
I really am lost, and get panic attacks almost everyday at the prospect of being unemployed. Please, any help, words of encouragement would help. I am actively trying my best to get roles, but everything seems uncertain. Thank you.
Mathhews is leaving with his books, ▮▮▮. Mathhews is a loss for the firm. VK and BJ are the ends of the ship. ▮▮▮. Not that it is doing great even now. The increments are quite pathetic only.
Don't know if the cap marks team received their bonuses or not but it was in very poor taste by Saraf
Million dollar deals requiring the mps involvement gone!!
Phuss!!
And few people were earlied fired. What is happening?
“Dogs living on school or railway premises cannot be relocated—it’s their home. The ABC Rules are clear that every dog must be sterilised, vaccinated, and released back. Making exceptions undermines the very basis of animal rights,” said independent activist Sonyaa Khanna.
Speaking to Hindustan Times, Maneka Gandhi, former Union minister and animal welfare advocate, said, “The Supreme Court is asking every municipal body and district magistrate to remove dogs from schools, hospitals, railway stations and bus stops, and build walls around these spaces. How will they build walls at bus stops or railway stations? How will they stop dogs from returning?”
She added, “Ninety-five percent of bite cases happen due to relocation. If roughly 35 lakh dogs are taken out of their territories, where will they go? There are no shelters, and even if they are built, who will fund them?” Gandhi said the more sustainable approach would be to expand sterilisation facilities. “We need 700 ABC centres for 700 districts. In two years, the population can fall from 1.35 crore to 60 lakh. Right now, only 50 districts have such centres,” she said.
Other activists warned that the order could worsen the problem. “It’s a problematic directive, similar to the one issued on August 11. We don’t have enough shelters, and there’s no clarity on how new dogs will be kept out of cleared areas. Chasing them away only makes them aggressive,” said Asher Jesudoss, member of the Delhi Animal Welfare Board.
“The ABC centres in Delhi are in terrible shape. We need to fix what exists before building new systems. This is not scientific population management,” he added.
Gauri Maulekhi, trustee of People for Animals – Public Policy Foundation, said vague court directions were already being misused. “In recent months, we’ve seen dogs being illegally lifted, dumped outside cities, and brutalised. Caregivers, many of them women, have been threatened. Today’s order, without safeguards, will only deepen the crisis,” she said.
Independent activist Salman Ali said the ruling went against “both the rights and dignity of dogs,” urging the government to focus on proper implementation of the ABC programme instead.
At Delhi University’s Kirori Mal College, students expressed dismay at the order. “Our students love the campus dogs, so we took the most practical step—vaccinating them to keep everyone safe. The Supreme Court’s proposal feels impractical and impossible to enforce,” said principal Dinesh Khattar.
A student added, “If ABC programmes are implemented properly and people are educated, measures like this won’t be needed. This world is as much theirs as ours.”
https://www.hindustantimes.com/cities/delhi-news/residents-activists-call-sc-order-on-removing-stray-dogs-impractical-inhumane-101762541119844-amp.html
Would love if someone could elaborate on the scope of Aviation law in India or maybe even abroad.....does one necessarily require an LLM to enter into the sector?
As a man, oh well...
well-paid juniors and bottom-heavy - by design.
"team" is optimized for one person - no mentorship.
so it is basically just golden handcuffs with no training of note.
best to start out here and move out later, not the other way round.
I checked and found Gujarat Maritime University, however that's a private university and heavily regulated by the Gujarat Maritime Trust. Probably because of being coastal areas, the other suggested are NLU Mumbai and NLU Odisha.
Apart from these are there any decent university or professors in India dealing with this ?
doesn't mention anything critical
refuses to elaborate
posts and dips
These are best numbers at SA1 level at CAM
exposé", not "expose". The e is typed with the french 'Acute' accen). On windows, it can be typed by opening word, CTRL + apostrophe and then typing E.
2. Huge shame LI redacted so much. Totally messed up the post.