I checked Scopus. There are 2 broad law journals listed on Scopus from India- one is Indian Law Review and the other one is from University of North Bengal. The university of North Bengal's journal mostly had authors from TLCs, with one from JGLS and 1.5 from NLUs, none from tier 1 NLUs. Indian Law Review, on the other hand, had articles from JGLS and top.NLUs.

Neither you nor the governor is the authority on what's a violation of Article 19. The court is. In fact, since you prefer to go ad hominem on everything the moment your opinion isn't being validated, therefore you don't even have the authority of a bona fide commentator, but a troll. As for you acknowledging the 'superiority' of those who work for Vidhi (of whom I happen to be one), I can only say that educational qualifications don't have any relation with any supposed conflict of interest, which was the point of the original comment, despite it having eluded you.

Tell them you have a life threatening disease, to move to a balcony and smoke. Do not make enemies in your first year, also dont approach wardens. If they dont move, speak to a senior faculty to change your room on these groups.

Get your parents involved too. This is very serious.

Hi,

I'm a 3rd year student at a decent NLU. Nowhere near the top of my batch but decent marks, good moots and nice enough internships in my city.

Looking to intern at firms this November. I have already sent out a bunch of applications and am actively following up, but little to no responses have me worried.

So, please help a junior out and suggest firms to intern at as a 3rd year student. I'm open to Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore & Hyderabad.

Ofc not, the number of people burning out, quitting law altogether, joining different firms/in-house roles (thus neutralizing all years spent at a firm), entering into practice (for litigation) is waaaay higher than those who stick to a firm for more than 2-3 years. Just see the rato of partners to associates in any firm, it will surprise you. Hell, firms have a difficult time finding mid-level workers such as SAs and PAs as well, let alone partners.

The OP was contested because it was intentionally misleading. The bill does not seem to forbid forbid coverage of ALL court proceedings, but only those where the anonymity of a survivor is at stake. We have edited the post and headline suitably to identify this.

You may rightfully criticise the law anyway, but the OP was unfortunately a troll who was not being authentic.

Why don't you cite some notable legal research that's emerged from these places in the recent past, interdisciplinary or otherwise? Who checks entrance exam papers is now a benchmark of quality these days? None of the places that you mentioned are at all well regarded for their legal research today.

I don't know about him, but you seem to be extremely unreasonable and someone who wants to continuously speak at every possible occasion, even when others do not want to hear your extremely well-crafted and deep wisdom, which, only to you makes complete sense. Come out of your dillusion instead of copy pasting on every single thread.

Hi guys, So I've given an interview for an Internship in November and have given it over two months ago but have yet to here back and they keep saying when a decision has been made they will send an acceptance or a rejection, is this true or do they often just ghost the way It appears to have happened with me.

Change your room. Living in a BH is not easy, and you are right that you should not make yourself a target. Try to find someone who will switch places with you, preferably another smoker, and try to arrange it yourself. Otherwise request a change in the worst-case scenario but try to avoid ratting on your roommates.

You guys are missing the point. Although the mainstream media is criticising the bill, I don't think they are the real targets for censorship at all. The real targets for censorship are social media accounts and YouTubers, because it is they who triggered this social movement happening in Bengal right now. The mass protest of 14th August was completely done through Instagram, X and Facebook. Gen Z and Gen Alpha barely watch TV news or read newspapers --- they get all their news from social media.

If Mamata dares to arrest reporters from ABP Ananda, Republic Bangla or TV9 Bangla (the three channels she has boycotted), then these guys will immediately go to the High Court or Supreme Court, using a senior advocate, and get bail. But if she arrests at 20 year old YouTuber he or she will obviously not have the same level of influence to hire big lawyers.

Yes, the practice area is extremely extremely boring. The only difference is that unlike BnF or Cap Marks; the source documents for 70% of your transactions are in Marathi/Local Language so it makes it even more difficult to go through the relevant materials while working.

-A0 at a T1, tired and desperately planning to switch to gen corp after a year.

While most say it's open book, AIBE 18 was a tad bit more tougher. It asked a lot of questions on landmark judgement and principles of law. Do revise these properly. Buy universal's set of books for AIBE and you will do fine. The exam maybe made more difficult due to the SC recent observations.

Jyd pesa or thoda majduri or confidentlly cheat karne ki jarurt hai for AIBE.

Money - bare acts kgarid lo

Majduri - unko utha kr centre pr lekar jaao

Cheat - acts kholo apne chapo agr time rahe too dusro ka v

Result - Ypu'll be the topper of AIBE 19

How is this unconstitutional? Has it already been challenged before a court of law? As for the drafting, Vidhi helps in the drafting of most central laws in India. It's founders have links with the ruling party too. Law firm people playing a role in the drafting of a legislation itself isn't bad at all. There are many law firm partners who have been played similar role in the past, such as the Axiom partner helping draft the competition law amendments.

Given your background and the responsibilities you've taken on, you're justified in seeking a higher salary.

In the market for transactional lawyers, especially in boutique firms where you're handling significant responsibilities, an in-hand salary of ₹65k-₹70k is indeed reasonable. Your combined experience as a transaction lawyer and semi-qualified CS strengthens your case.

If you choose to stay at your current firm, given your role in not just executing but also educating and managing, you should ask for a raise that brings your salary closer to this range—around ₹65k in-hand, factoring in the firm's lack of leave policy and the workload you're handling.

However, it's essential to articulate the value you bring to the firm, emphasizing your role in client management, deal structuring, and your contributions to maintaining the firm's reputation and operations. This will bolster your case whether you're negotiating for a raise or interviewing for a new position.

Bro, I faced the same issue. Even facing. Don't think about others, set your boundaries clear. Don't complaint openly to the authorities, go to the faculty warden, not the chommu wardens sitting in office, bcz they don't have balls to do something.

Ask the faculty warden to keep it secret, and just text him when they do. He will raid.

If you feel that faculty warden is also chommu, take step bro. Stand up for yourself, don't get afraid of people judging you.

When the group of smokers come, ask them to leave otherwise you will complaint.

Just one advice for your college life ahead, never be afraid of people will think you this or that, if they are genuinly with you, then they must understand your genuine problems. Whether religious or health.

Where do I search for LPO jobs especially relating to contract drafting, US and UK Immigration Law, visa etc? I mean what keywords are required to get relevant results and where exactly to search for them. I have been trying on LinkedIn.. but they are not fresher jobs exactly. Would appreciate the help

Despite open advertisements, are you naive enough to believe they do not prefer their own students ?? Moreover, I've been part of one of these universities in my masters, and I've seen the interdisciplinary work that happens, especially in tech work. Most Professors are glad to help you out, and obviously they're not your supervisors so they won't be with you 24x7, but will definitely help with doubts. And stop living in your NLU bubble, and travel some more, apart from DU, AMU, JMI & BHU are both well regarded in their respective areas of research. BHU professors set & check judiciary papers for northern states.

So I just completed my second week at a new office of a famous tier 1 firm.

I did a normal internship there last April, and was given a callback, but so far I have done nothing but basic research work and other trivial tasks!

How will they assess me on the basis of this!?

Feeling that I have wasted my time here.