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Do you want a stipend for internships where all you do is make lists of documents that any 10th pass can make? Is that not a freebie then.
Leave when you want to, don't lose the better opportunity.
To illustrate: the last election did feel divisive but it felt like Modi made a war cry against those working against the nation. Which tends to pull in the voters usually in the "grey" against Modi's Leviathan. This time it was a dirty property battle for the national control of resources, with Modi not shying away from pointing out which side should get the resources. The latter narrative almost never gets you votes from the grey(usually the rural votes) because rural India has far too often learnt that in India that though "they" maybe promised control, rural India often never gets to enjoy it.
If BJP forms government, it will not be stable or strong enough to push things like UCC or CAA or NRC. Moreover they will have CBN & Nitish hanging on top of them like a damocles sword ready to eat more and more.
So, whichever government does form will be much weaker than the last 2 terms. Expect economic reforms to slow down, social freebies to be given, reservation to be increased and even introduced in private sector and moreover a fun next 5 years.
Par Hume kya ? Hum toh wohi office jake, gaand ghisa ke, do Paisa kuma ke, tax deke, mar jayenge.
Dhruv rathee had negligible impact on elections except parroting narratives of Congress. Stop hyping him up. Plus BJP may or may not lost 2029.
BJP is going to get aggressive for next elections. This election just gave them a reality check of corruption and taking criminals from other parties.
My father has gift deed by her sister, based on he gave the guarantee for my brother's term loan,but he was fail to repay the loan,now the bank takes the legal action against the property?
Can I challenge this?
Get fucked morons /s
But seriously, hold, you'll recover losses in 3 years max
https://www.thehindu.com/news/national/karnataka/two-firs-registered-against-pro-palestine-protesters/article68246975.ece
Thank you!!!
Muslims + Dalits + Tribals + Yadavs + Marathas + Jats + Sikhs + Christians >>>> Brahmins + Kshatriyas + Baniyas + a few niche SC/ST/OBC groups.
which one?
What's your story?
https://www.legallyindia.com/convos/topic/241045-nujs-appoints-professor-sacked-by-pune-univ-for-alleged-sexual-harassment-as-distinguished-visiting-professor
Best, if by way of blood relations, as direct or close as possible
An individual so connected is a part of the system for over 20 years (almost since childhood), before an outsider is
I do not say that being industrious, fair, sharp enough to grasp the subject, basic drafting skills, and research skills don't matter. Even amongst the connected, the ones who have these skills definitely shine better
Outsiders, specifically unconnected outsiders, will have to grease their elbows way, way more than a connected individual would, simply on account of not being born in the right family for litigation
I speak from personal experiences
Batchmates having such a background are way way ahead of me, despite all of us having fairly comparable skills
Adding value and stuff is a myth
No matter how much value you actually add, the senior will not let you get ahead of the curve, or even provide proper mentorship
Sorry to dampen your hopes, but you can develop a better approach if yp7 know the truth
1. A written commitment regarding refund of mess, internet and reading material fee, as these facilties were not provided to students
2. Show cause notice to all faculties involved in anti-student activities
3. Removal of anti-protest declaration from admission forms
4. Immediate redressal steps for water cooler cleaning in hostel and mess
5. Removal of 70% attendance rule in each subject till more transparent system for accounting attendance is in place
6. Option to opt out of mess
7. Extra curricular attendance leave in addition to medical leave
8. Initiation of constitution of interim student body
9. Notification of non-negotiable student visiting hours for VC Office
https://www.barandbench.com/apprentice-lawyer/protests-break-out-at-nusrl-ranchi-on-water-contamination-vc-denies-existence-of-protests-on-campus
Fixing
Corruption
Bending rules
Political backup
1. NDA did well in seats dominated by UCs and STs
2. INDIA did well in seats dominated by Muslims and SCs.
3. In OBC seats it was a mixed picture: Jats and Yadavas went with INDIA, others went with NDA.
Overall, NDA and INDIA came close, but NDA pulls through narrowly because of good performances in certain swing states.
Nitish will switch (State elections coming soon)
CBN offered PM post - switches (Development guy - consensus candidate)
Shinde and Ajit Pawar factions move back to the original formation (Maha election next)
2. Farmers in the North. Wipe out in Punjab as expected, but significant losses in Haryana, Rajasthan and Western UP which are all areas with significant Jaat population. Moreover, in both Haryana and Rajasthan, the BJP has appointed weird CMs - they are neither Jaat nor Rajput. This has led to reversals.
3. Over-enthusiastically breaking down parties - in Maharashtra where both SS UBT & NCP SP are doing much better than Sena & NCP AP. BJP engineered breakaways of MLAs but the cadre did not shift or like this one bit.
4. Language and culture centralization issues - vis-a-vis states like Tamil Nadu and West Bengal respectively. The BJP is seen as the anti-federal force in both states and is facing the same problem that Congress did in both states when it was the big thing in Delhi.
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The NDA is around 295 right now, but 15 + 15 of these are JDU and TDP. Both Nitish and Chandra Babu are wily foxes who can jump ship. Additionally, Sena's 6 and NCP AP's 2 may consider a 'ghar-vaapsi'. The BJP may be forced to have a less forceful (possibly Rajnath) or more developmental (like Gadkari) PM.
1. AZB has a really good brand name. While I hate this team from the very bottom of my heart, I'd be lying if I said I didn't benefit from the value of the AZB brand name. This team can be a launchpad for you. When you hit the one year mark, you can switch to a place that is saner. If you didn't join at all, you wouldn't have that option. You might not have much choice where you join right out of college. You do, however, have some more leeway to decide where you want to go from here.
2. Once you survive this team, you'll gain an incredible amount of grit. Once you've put up with this shit, everything else gets easier. Any and all criticism from the members of this team must be like water off a duck's back. ▮▮. I know this is easy for me to say, but please don't let them break your spirit. I promise you, law is a wonderful, meaningful profession. There is so much you can do with your law degree, and this team is just the starting point. Once you get a year's worth of experience from here, there's so much left to do.
3. Stress is a state of mind. There is no better team than this one to put that saying into practice. No matter how insane people in power are being, breathe in and out and expel stress. There was a person in the team that I used to really admire for being able to do this. Take small breaks, even if they're mental breaks and involve pretending to work. Do whatever it is that you need to, the world is not going to come to an end. 90% of the panic that happens in this team is generated uselessly. Meditate. Sleep. Say you're working from home and take naps. The panic masters in the team are not productive, no matter how they portray themselves. Trust me, you can be more productive if you're calm and rested.
4. They provide snacks on Mondays and Fridays. If you're non-vegetarian, the snacks are quite nice. If you're vegetarian, you have to make do with poha while the non-vegetarians enjoy chicken samosas. Console yourself with the thought that you're eating healthy. There are a bunch of street food places nearby.
This is not one of the pros as such but a word of advice, if you need leave, lie through your teeth. Do NOT try honesty here, it will not work. @ LI, I am genuinely trying to help OP, not spewing vitriol about this team like I want to. In the interest of free speech, please publish this comment. I have not named anyone (believe me, I want to!)
I find it highly suspect to think a tiny number of urvan young voters could produce results like this- consider it might be farmers and labourers and dalits and women.
Can I start my career in a firm that primarily deals with IBC? (Not a tier 1/2/3 firm)
Lesson: Middle class people in big cities love Modi, but poor people in villages and small towns don't care. The latter is the majority.
I'm just dreading what happens to my mutual funds. I must have lost many lakhs today. 😓
no stipend for interns who get in through contacts
The other factor is that Gen Z is very liberal and does not like Modi and Hindutva. Just look at LI comments as a sample. A pro-Modi comment gets lots of downvotes. LI readers are not elites living in a bubble, they are your average Gen Z voter.
The big message of this election is the the BJP is losing for sure in 2029, By 2029, Gen Z will outnumber boomers and Gen Alpha will be first-time voters. The Congress will get a landslide victory. IMO Dhruv Rathee will get a Cabinet position in 2029 and may even be a PM candidate.
Yes, NRI kids with lower ranks than the General Merit students get into NLUs by paying high fees. if you think this affects the overall quality of the institute, what about the other quotas?
That's it
Thank you!!
You will be frustrated for next 5 years if join NLU or SRM in Sonipat.
If you want to study in Delhi NCR and not getting NLU Delhi or Jindal, then join DU or a college of IP University like VIPS or Jamia or Symbiosis Noida.
A lesson for the BJP here: arrogance doesn't pay and your priority needs to be giving employment to youth rather than building temples.
proceeds to read a positive comment to seek some happiness
sees BnF (incoming BnF A0) mentioned as one of monotonous practices
depressed again
You cannot get much with a student strength of 500 students
I am not implying Ms Baruah is stupid. On the contrary, her stupendous academic achievements place her intellect in the top 0.00000001% of India. But that can also be said of the many young protesters at Harvard and Columbia. A high intellect does not guarantee that one won’t engage in irrational behaviour and blindly follow trends. I’m sure even Harvard grads have made irrational mistakes like falling for cyber scams, or falling in love with con artists, or smoking and drinking themselves to death.
I am thus essentially calling participation in pro-Palestine protests as irrational. Because these protests do not look at the historical causes of the conflict and the violence perpetrated against Jews by Islamists. They also neglect to see the terrible atrocities being perpetrated against Uyghur Muslims and Tibetan Buddhists by China, against Kurdish Muslims by Turkey, against Hindus and Baluchi Muslims by Pakistan, etc. Protesting against these injustices isn’t seen as “trendy”.
Try reading a book instead of reading WhatsApp forwards, Gujju suburb of Mumbai.
"We are sure that she will follow the established democratic precedent of first inviting the pre-poll alliance that garnered the largest number of seats. Also, that she would endeavour to preempt the possibilities of horse-trading….”
https://www.ndtv.com/india-news/with-lok-sabha-results-on-tuesday-ex-judges-appeal-to-president-5807954#pfrom=home-Ndtv.com_topscroll