Correct. Individual EC members are aware of the SH complaint but it hasn't been formally taken up by the EC. However, other allegations by the same complainant concerning mismanagement, maladministration etc involving this VC has been under discussion by the EC for an extended period. It can also be confirmed that the EC did discuss the complaint emailed to CJI Chandrachud and all other EC members. Two inquiries were instituted against the complainant by the VC but the Law Secretary, GoWB disputed the actual minutes of that particular resolution and also refused to lead the inquiry.

All this confusion wouldn't have happened had the SJA ensured (like its predecessors) had ensured that all EC etc records were made available online by the university/VC.

If the Borad of IIM-C could do this, why couldn't NUJS EC follow suit?

https://thewire.in/education/iim-calcutta-removes-director-sahadeb-sarkar-over-sexual-harassment-complaint

As a Nirma alumni, I don’t frankly like the place because very few students are able to land jobs from that place.

But, I’m pretty sure that if you’re focused and you balance your academics, co-curriculars and internships well; you will be able to excel.

However, if you can drop one year or join a college like DU (based on test), SLS (test + high cost), etc- then go for that. If dropping for a year is a high cost, then go for Nirma. Not a bad option (but don’t keep it your first option; if you have others)

Even as we speak, here's the latest.

CyberPeace and NFSU get into a strategic partnership to pursue practical research in the area of cyber security, cyber crimes, AI, machine learning, and digital forensics.

https://www.financialexpress.com/jobs-career/education-cyberpeace-collaborates-with-national-forensic-and-sciences-university-goa-for-advancements-in-cybersecurity-3385544/

Findings of the Commision Until Now:

In 2018, the Commission analysed the data of 1.3 lakh central jobs given under OBC quota over the preceding five years.

It also analysed OBC admissions to central higher education institutions, including universities, IITs, NITs, IIMs and AIIMS, over the preceding three years.

The findings were:

97% of all jobs and educational seats have gone to just 25% of all sub-castes classified as OBCs.

24.95% of these jobs and seats have gone to just 10 OBC communities(just 10 caste taking 25 percentage). These 10 castes wont account more than 3-4 percentage of the whole OBC population.

983 OBC communities (37% of the total) have zero representation in jobs and educational institutions(nill). Caste like Mallaha( caste who catches fish) have nill reservation.

994 OBC sub-castes have a total representation of only 2.68% in recruitment and admissions.

Get educated better on these subjects, that guy must be from dominant OBC or SC communities. Rally for sub quota among SC/ST/OBC. And watch these dominant castes loose their cool, its not really social justice, its just their way of gate keeping reservation so weak caste among marginalised group dont benefit at all.

Rohini commission must be implemented ASAP, only few so called backwards who are not really backwards but are dominant (like yadava, kurmi etc.) are taking lion share of OBC quota. Where there are sevaral castes among OBC who have never availed reservation. There exists many caste among OBC not even one person among them has ever taken OBC reservation. Rohini commission recommends dividing 27 percent OBC resevation into 4 parts. Rohini Commission proposes 27% OBC quota be split into 2, 6, 9 & 10%

Similar commission should be established for SC/ST. Only a specific tribal caste from Rajasthan is getting all central posting and premier institution, kabhi kabhi lagta hai Rajasthan ko chorke India me or kanhi tribal bhai log hai hi nhi india me. RESERVATION IS REPRESENTATION BUT WHERE IS REPRESENTATION OF OTHER TRIBAL GROUP FROM ALL OVER INDIA IN CENTRAL SERVICES AND COLLEGES. Does tribal population exists only in Rajasthan, so many tribal from other states get ignored and get nill representation.

Take SC for example Valmiki, and many other weak schedule caste are not taking benefit of reservation as much. Lion's share are cornered by dominant SC castes.

Hence need of the hour is division of SC/ST/OBC quota so more vulnerable castes can get adequate representation. But certain dominant caste groups are holding the system hostage and dont want to give up their blanket privileges for more vulnerable section of SC/ST and OBC.

Weak member of dalit communities are oppressed even by their follow dalit brethren. Lets take Matang for example, mahar( Caste to which Hon'ble Dr. Ambedkar belonged) used stop procession of mahar youth Barat on horse, there are many atrocities committed upon them by dominant caste SC groups, just see matang scholar writings.

Thats why you have Matang who are Kattar Ram Bhakt. https://twitter.com/ANI/status/1751442951136596208.

May shree Ram bless them with ample wealths.

Coming to the question where is representation of weak SC castes like Charmkars, Khatik, Valmiki. Ya unhe bs Dalit ekta ka churan chatvana hai taaki rich and affluent dominant caste SCs take all of their reservation.

Hence need for sub quota among SC/ST too. Priveleged SC

I am male 29 years old. I did a 3 year llb and I am working in a contract management job in NCR Noida for the the past 4 years. I am getting good salary (12lpa)

I had to take a job after llb because of family money problems. Now I have a saving of around 10 lakhs. I am unmarried. I can sit at my home in jaipur and study.

My dream is to prepare for rajasthan judicial services exam. Age limit is 40.

Please don't joke or troll me. Any help is very much appreciated.

1. Am I too late to prepare for exam.

2. I complete forgot LLB subject over the past 4 years. I haven't touched a single civil or criminal law subject. I was only looking at IT commercial contracts.

Is it possible to learn everything to a level where I can Crack the exam.

I can spend upto 2 year's trying out my luck in the judicial services exam. I will also write judicial exams of other states.

3. Is it worth the risks? Is it possible.

Are there people who start as late as myself

Nlsiu, including nlus and the consortium, and the big education dept doesn't have such a clause in reservation, because law as a profession is nepotism. It's based completely on luxuries. Next, they don't want merit or poor backward classes as such students can't pay their fees on time.

you have to realise the reading is more for your quick reading than the information, because there are so much unwanted information in the newspaper,this reading is for you to be able to learn to manage time. you have lot of time left for clat 2025 don't stress so much,stress is your worst enemy. This is just an exam, what you do in college matters more, don't get obsessed with it, you will suffer if you do, I'm talking out of experience

Exactly my point. AI and cyber research is not upto mark in India. The only place I see this working is IPR, but even there it's not world class. Loads of people are needed to research in the newer technologies yet I see kids still researching the same old stuff in consti, HR, IL. Met Prof Chimni recently and he also raised a good point on how the border industrial complex is using AI and facial recognition tech. Yet not even a handful of people are researching on this.

Don't even bother to read newspapers for the gk section. Yes you can surely go through it just to improve your reading speed and vocab but apart from that I won't recommend reading hindu. Just buy the legaledge clatpost and make it your bible. Have cracked clat and the current affairs section of ailet this year so you can rely on what I say. Ofc that being said, if you have an excess of free time you can surely incorporate other sources too.

For the above, no better place than NFSU. State NLUs are not designed for higher degree programs (master's and doctorate). They are primarily UG teaching universities. They lack the research culture. Moreover, for a doctorate you need funding, resources, data, and labs in these areas you have mentioned. These subjects (i.e. cyberspace, cybersecurity, and cybercrime) don't fall within NLU expertise anyway. State NLUs are more skewed humanities-oriented traditional law. There is a reason why NLUs still give more importance to BA.LLB, than to any other combination. Think of it - being located in Bangalore (India's tech capital) one would expect NLS to build a niche in these areas, but it hasn't. Its flagship program is still the outdated BA.LLB.

If the first hearing hasn't happened, tell him one day before the hearing that you will need money before appearing and arguing for interim reliefs.

If this is your client, your filing counsel should ideally be on your side and refuse to get the case listed till payment has been made.

This is obviously not true, but if I were the OP, then I'd see this as an opportunity instead of a shortcoming. It depends on perspective - glass half full or half empty. I don't blame you. Most on this platform are followers, not trendsetters. They'd prefer to work in subject areas/domains that are already crowded, instead of building a niche and thought leadership in a new emerging domain.

Is there a hiring freeze in khaitan noida for competition team? I have received an internship acceptance from khaitan, noida. Should i shift it to mumbai.? What are the chances they would agree to it. Also if possible please comment on the work culture of the offices at both cities

Just sit down take Pen and paper and list down reasons to your parents has to why you don't want to get married. I guess writing a letter will help you to convince them and solve this problem.

PS I would advice you not leave or home or do any kind of drama stated by others you just need a conversation with your parents.

Saurabh is a superlative teacher and a gem of a person. Did not know that he has started working on refugee law though. He had taught courses like labour law, legal methods, law and impoverishment etc. at NUJS and was widely acknowledged as the best teacher that they had for a long time.

NFSU does not have a single faculty who is deemed an expert in related law. Cyber security or digital forensics and the law related to those are different things altogether. The people from both disciplines may work together, but expertise in one is not the same as expertise in the other.

Check up your savings. If you have joint account/s with your folks, separate those. Find out places to stay, if you have to move out. Whether within your town/ city, or otherwise, is upto you.

Do not underestimate just how expensive it is to barely stay afloat, even if all your expenses are stripped down to pure basic necessities.

One does not often realise how expensive stuff is, when living with family.

Just as a disclaimer, I am in no way suggesting that you just pack up your belongings and leave. Your parents are in picture, they might have different life views than you, but it probably doesn't mean that they dislike you

The reason I focus on finances in the first paragraph is for you to be able to take a stand for yourself, without being pressurised owing to lack of immediately and exclusively available funds.

Never marry under pressure. It ruins more than one life.

it's not possible in 2 hours, a mock by itself takes 2 hours then how can you finish all this in 2 hours. if you are preparing for clat 2025 i would recommend u to first be strong on your basics don't immediately start doing mocks it will definitely motivate you.For now do sectional tests and read newspaper and make notes of the important events, this will take atleast 3 hours a day, then slowly once clat 2025 is 5 or 6 months away start doing mocks every week or so.more than the mocks you do , analysing your mistakes is important, so analyse it and find where you usually go wrong and focus on it. all the best, if you have any more queries do feel free to ask me

In that range (40cr +), one can add JD Mistry (in addition to APD, SG, PK, PJP, MSS mentioned in an earlier comment). Maybe Ajay Vohra. Another 5-6 ones in indirect tax.

In the 2-10cr range, you will find another 10-15 seniors. Non-designated counsel in (mid-30s to mid-40s age bracket) doing really well can be in the 1-5cr range. These again will be no more than 15-20 individuals.

All in all, I doubt more than 50 senior / non-senior but specialist counsel in the country specialising in tax make more than 1 cr annually. Those who do - sky is the limit. But very niche and tough field to break into.

(And there may be some top law firm partners specialising in tax who are in the 5-25 cr bracket too)

NFSU has the best capability in this area. It already offers an LLM in Cyber Law and Cyber Crime Investigation. It combines cyber and digital forensics with law. With the funding crunch, NLUs are followers in this space and hence GNLU, NLUJ, MNLU Mumbai, and WBNUJS have signed MOUs with NFSU. NFSU is the only place you will have access to Digital Forensics and Cybersecurity Labs. NFSU gets roped in on many GOI initiatives and projects in this domain. NFSU will only grow in impact and visibility. If you truly wish to build a name in this subject area, NFSU provides the best platform and brand.

Not enough in the question to advise. Answer the following: (i) work quality and growth; (ii) is the tier 2 team same? less work, low quality, limited growth or has that changed?; (iii) where do you want to put in work in next 7-8 years to become a partner? (because lets face it, soon you will need to bring in work).

Some things are important. All the best.

LI readers, please put a thumbs up on how many hours you take to read the The Hindu Newspaper comprehensively, covering everything from Main Headlines to the sport tableaux?
a) 0 hours (no read)
b) 3 hours

c) 4 hours

d) 2 hours

I had a CLAT Coaching Mentor who is a part of an institute with a tagline "Trusted for success" saying 2 hours must be your ideal prep time daily for CLAT which includes newspaper reading, taking news notes, to solving mocks, to doing everything sec tests...xyz, (How is it possible in 2 hours, or was the teacher misleading me? )