As someone who has done one of these trainings, I can attest that there will be little to no learning there. If you did a couple of comps in law school and watched some tutorials/read some articles, you already know what they're going to teach you. So personally, I would advise against the training unless you have a solid reason for wanting to do it.

As a graduate from BVP, I would say the college is literally leeching off those people.Since there are literally no good law schools in these states + East UP and Chattisgarh, people flock in herds to take admission in bvp.Also, absence of any strict or even speakable entrance exam or any admission procedure whatsoever makes it easier for them to study law. It's a really serious and concerning issue since it is just one of the uncountable law schools indulging in this money making antics .

There's a difference between personal and professional life. There's no need to spoil her career for grudges.

By your logic agar bandi suicide kar degi aur bande ka bhi pura career khatam ho jayega that would be fair bc both destroyed each other's careers.

Conclusion - don't interfere with anyone's career and move on.

There are niche courses like this which are actually quite suitable for lawyers, as the quant element is less complex than in a traditional MBA course and some courses may not even have quants. Some have good job prospects too. For example, you can Google for the MLB course at Bucerius. A girl from my college who worked at CAM joined this course and she is working with a well-known tech company in Europe.

And what exactly do you think the administration should do? Ban people on the basis of their region? Or specifically torture or discriminate against them? If they do tend to study, then there is a problem, if they do not then anyway the people from such areas are looked down on as backwards and illiterate. So yes, please describe what exactly do you want them to be done?

Hi, I'm currently at A2 at a tier one law firm, and I've recently been diagnosed with ADHD. I had the symptoms from long back, but I still graduated in top 10% at a top NLU, with law review, SCOPUS-indexed publications, etc.

What worked for me was narrowing down on the areas of law that I liked, and putting most of my effort there. I accepted that I cannot do well in all areas of law, and that is fine. My grades in some courses were terrible, but I scored well in the courses that I liked so on the whole I could maintain a top 10% rank. Similarly, I figured that I didn't like moots, ADR, etc. so I focused only on publications.

Definitely try counselling and therapy to see what works for you, but I think the key is to just sort out where you're good at and where you're not.

I am planning to pursue 3 year LLB this year and i wanted to know what are the realistic career prospects after this.
One thing i know from my research is that tier 1 law firms are hard to get into with 3 year as they favour 5 year graduates but what about tier 2?
And people who have done 3 year LLB can you let me know where you are career wise, would really appreciate it.

Hi everyone,

I’m seeking advice on whether to pursue a Master in Management (MiM) or an MBA. My goal is to switch career fields and work abroad. I have approximately 2 years of experience in IP Law. Given my work experience, would an MBA be more suitable than an MiM?

Any insights would be greatly appreciated.

This girl from some private university has been spamming my emails for some time for an internship in my team. Firstly these kids don’t know basics of competition and flaunt themselves as some academic wizard of antitrust on LinkedIn. It’s a niche area and I don’t have amount vacancies in my team. So don’t turning up again and again in my inbox or I will blacklist you from the firm. Come through regular channels of HR and earn that place, don’t beg me for it.

When I was in law school, I got all my internships (save 2, I think - 2 out of 10) and know many kids (then and since) who got internships by directly applying to law firms without any "references" or "connections". I also know people who got their internships through references who weren't able to subsequently convert those internships into jobs.

So, once you stop feeling sorry for yourself, then maybe you can spend the time to figure out why your strategy isn't working - there are likely many reasons why that is happening. For example, if your resume, or the email which contains the resume, is drafted anything like this rant, then you will be rejected. You probably are not sending the resume well in advance, timing it around when firms consider interns for open internship slots, etc.

All of this assumes that your resume is at least half-decent - if not, then that is the place to start.

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Get ready for a cracker of a defamation case!! 🤣🤣🤣

Three caveats though:

1. Zee owner Subhash Chandra was a BJP bhakt for decades but has been unhappy ever since the BJP denied him an RS ticket and also gave an LS ticket to his arch enemy Naveen Jindal (Gen Z kids: Google for Naveen Jindal and Zee to know the history).

2. He is also upset that NaMo hasn't helped him with his legal troubles re the Sony acquisition.

3. Chandra hates Rajat Sharma and Aroon Poorie as they are his business rivals (duh).

Regardless, the effects of the stock crash will be felt for months and even years. There is no doubt that some middle-class people have lost their life savings. The government has to do something drastic to reverse the slide, in part because they are responsible for what happened because Nirmala and Amit Shah enthusiastically urged investors to pour in money after the exit polls. So irresponsible of them to make such statements! 😡

What about The Statesman. Under CR Irani (was NP's nephew and got the job when Tatas had a controlling stake, which was bought out for a song by CRI eventually during Emergency and some years thereafter) it was rabidly anti-establishment and had major showdowns with both Jyoti Basu/Reds in Kolkata and Congress in Delhi. That bled it profusely along with the obtuseness of CRI.

Eventually it was taken over by a relative of Meira Kumari and now it is in full control of some middling real estate group (not Merlin which bought Statesman House in Kolkata), which is more interested in the land assets etc. Expect another sale soon.

Statesman now seems to be a ghost. Pity that it hasn't attracted well-meaning attention from the loaded. Although apples and oranges, LI has a similar story.

Statesman used to have a good relation with NUJS in its founding years. Why personal and institutional goodwill wasn't meaningfully converted remains a mystery.

Kejriwal’s bail plea was binned a few minutes ago by a court of law. Let’s examine every compulsion that prompted this rejection? Needless to say, let’s keep our focus more on the law and less around politics? On politics, could it still be alleged that the judiciary is under Modi’s thumb?

Spot on. The INDIA Alliance LOST and NDA WON. Period. As a big bonus, the NDA won two states (AP and Odisha) plus 2 small states (Sikkim and Arunachal). The INDI Alliance didn't win any state. So how can the INDI Alliance and their fans celebrate?

The next fight is the J&K election, then Haryana, Maharashtra and Jharkhand. If the INDI Alliance wins at least two of these states, only then can you guys celebrate.

So, there's a guy and a girl in a long relationship.

The guy literally hand held his girl from clat to the point of getting a PPO in a t1 law firm where he's working.

The girl after getting the PPO cheated on the guy and told him to fake off and gave the guy the worst time of his life. It ended on very bitter terms from the girl's side.

Now the guy is thinking if he should tell his close friends and colleagues about this girl and make sure that she doesn't join as everyone will look down upon her because she did the ugliest things. And he's performing his duty to save his colleagues from this betraying snake.

Or he should learn to live with that girl as his junior and let his mental peace go into the garbage can

Or should he look for another job for himself which will lead to a paycut.

What do people do in such situation? How should that guy go through this?

Seeking serious advice from the wise audience.

You can make your career choices by fact, or by random trollish opinions. The fact remains that NLUD is ahead of NLUJ in all accounts other than corporate placements. The fact is that GNLU isn't really ahead of NLUJ in any field at present and Kaur is proving to be a much more dynamic and visionary VC compared to Shanthakumar so far.

You seriously thought that Chandu and Dipu ever took interest in SJA petition? Even when the BJP caused an upset in 2019 LS, the EC continued true to its character and we were blessed with NKC. A well known "BJP leader" had her two boys studying at NUJS. Another was well-known to a faculty member etc. The so-called "earthquake" was missing as it is now.

The EC runs on a calculi of loyalty as per royalty. VC knows that. Those who play it well are supported to drive the gravy train. NKC has been a far better driver than PIB.

This is a false equivalency. Do you really mean to say that Hamas is a law and order problem ? They’re the elected government in Gaza. In broad daylight they crossed borders went into villages and kibbutzes and music festivals and killed and raped people. And they filmed it all in freaking go pro. They still have hostages. This is not a law and order problem. And sorry to say this isn’t resistance to oppression either. They went after civilians and tourists and women and children. This is a declaration for war. It’s an atrocity. If the RSS went ahead and did the same thing to a Muslim ghetto tomorrow you’d be outraged and demand we declare the outfit a terrorist organisation and use military force against them. Don’t you understand that sympathy for Muslims doesn’t need to mean becoming an Islamist ?

I want the war to stop - but to argue that Hamas didn’t start it or that Hamas is some resistance is honestly completely morally vacuous. If Hamas is not a terrorist organisation , neither is the alqaeda , the LeT, or the the KKK.

If “power” is the only way you’re gonna differentiate between good people and bad people - you have no understanding of ethics, morality, human agency or responsibility. If you’ve really allowed some flanderised version of post war French intellectualism to convince you there is no right or wrong there is only power - congratulations - you’re literally voldemort.

Most blogs will publish based on the content and not the name or qualifications of the author (except if you are a very big shot professional). As a student your college doesn't matter, it is the quality of what you write which will be considered.

Generally you can give it about 2 weeks and then send it somewhere else.

https://x.com/ANI/status/1798246091294687304

Leave aside the fact that we seem to have one rule for Adish Agarwala and another for Kapil Sibal when it comes to making partisan political statements while holding the office of SCBA Prez. Instead, these are the questions that are circulating in Delhi's power corridors and which we should think about:

1. Is Kapil Sibal is trying to topple the Modi government by poaching Nitish and CBN? Has anyone engaged him to do this?

2. Or, since Sibal has exited the Congress, is he trying to be someone with friends in both NDA and INDIA? Officially, our man is an "independent" MP and not with any political party.

3. If we add up votes of MPs and MLAs of the INDIA Alliance + TDP + JDU + BJD + YSRCP, could that be enough for them to decide the next President or Vice President of India?

Intelligent people belong to all parts of the political spectrum. They treat the market as a long-term careful instrument to work with, not an overnight get-quick-rich scheme. They will gain and keep earning whoever is in power. You on the other hand should figure out what is making you more sad, that your party did not get to eradicate all opposition and emerge as a dictatorship, or that you lost your money relying upon the words of the politicians and their stooges who don't give a damn about you or your gain/loss.

Hey everyone, So there is a law firm salary excel floating around and it's extremely useful to shortlist places to apply for jobs and internships, Can we start one with In house teams cause i just got an offer for a year-long internship with decent pay if one does not already exist?

Here is the #1 reason: the share of 18-25 years olds is increasing and senior citizens are passing away. This young demographic is naturally left-leaning. They also watch only social media, not TV channels. All over the world social media is dominated by left-liberal influencers. I mean, every second college student in India has a Palestine flag and pronouns in their bio. In India, more people watch Dhruv Rathee than news channels.

Any chance the BJP will listen? The guy is pretty influential in RW circles and is seen as their version of Fali Nariman lmao … Also, OpIndia commands the same influence in BJP circles that The Wire does in Cong circles

https://www.opindia.com/2024/06/advocate-j-sai-deepak-makes-several-suggestions-to-bjp-after-election-results/

Don't trust any rankings.

MUJ is not known for law. This list can help:

First preference: NLUs

Second Pref: Top private law schools viz. JGLS, symbiosis, Nirma, Christ, etc

Third preference: Govt law colleges and central universities like DU, GLC Mumbai, ILS Pune, BHU, school of excellence Chennai etc

Since you’re bringing this up, the woke/left ecosystem is filled with harassers but they get away. Look at Mahmood Farooqi and Tarun Tejpal. Both acquitted after misogynistic judges engaged in slut-shaming. Than you have Lawrence Liang, defended by feminist queen Nivedita Menon.

Das is Odia, not Bengali. And stop bringing stupid regionalism here. If you bring up regionalism I can say that the British made Calcutta the second-most important city of the British Empire after London, and Bengal was the engine of the Indian economy until the 1960s (even more than Maharashtra), but the reckless populism and anti-industry policies of Jyoti Basu and Mamata Banerjee have today made Bengal among the lowest-ranking states, where the poverty and desperation of the masses compels them to vote for corrupt criminal politicians merely because of a paltry monthly dole.

What India needs is a reformist FM who can think out of the box, from any state or community. It might also restore investor confidence if Modi goes for a non-political choice from outside politics. Maybe Kiran Mazumder Shaw, Naina Lal Kidwai or Arundhati Bhattacharya.