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Yeh kahan, aa gaye hum...
Since I'm from Mumbai,I know the living expenses and lifestyle most like to have or atleast pretend to have. Keeping the conversation going -
https://www.legallyindia.com/convos/topic/196952-net-worth
Additionally, how about work life balance.
15 K per month. Really worth it.
From there you can take a 10rs local train and 10 rs share taxi ride.
Why is it so? In reality they have to sit in a cubical and curse the team, isn't it? So, Why do they flex so much, this moot, this firm bla bla bla..
PS : Just curious to know the reality of such people, who just flex so much. Specially at Tier 3 NLUs.
Apart from applying online, I would suggest you to visit the offices of these small places in person. Properly dressed (in uniform obvio), with a copy of your CV and internship certificates. You will have a good chance of starting as AO.
Both colonialism and slave trade occurred in authoritarian anti liberal states. The east india company specifically engaged in creating monopolies and limiting free trade to protect its revenues. Free traders at the time even protested and proposed legislation and argued for breaking the monopoly. Do you really think we have lived in a capitalistic free market world throughout history? how shockingly ignorant.
In CV I have Tier 2, Tier 3 and Tier 1 internships
Kolkata and Hyderabad are. Undeniably.
Seedha seedha "societal deviants" bol na
Anyway, mental health issues are real and certainly not limited to blue-collar workers.
Good, bad, or ugly for NALSAR. Thoughts? Will this malaise spread to other states as well?
No deposit ofc but wont include food
Tf you mean colonialism and slave trade are opposite of what a capitalist system would have. Both have already occurred in a capitalist society.
What do you think the East India "COMPANY" was?
My god
Your second paragraph didn't make sense. If they are not inclined to hire the firm shouldn't offer an assessment. No scope to "pester their way into the position" lol.
(PS: please
- Harish Salve
-Rohinton Nariman
- KK Venugopal
- NLSIU alum Tarunabh Khaitan
- NLSIU alum Lavanya Rajamani
- NLSIU alum Neha Jain
2 - Oxford3- Cambridge
7- LSE
14- KCL
15 - UCL
17 - Edinburgh
32 - QM
46 - Durham
56 - Glasgow
57 - Manchester
59 - Bristol
88 - Nottingham
99- Leeds
101-150 - Warwick, Birmingham etc.
150-200 - SOAS, Cardiff, Sheffield, Liverpool etc
Currently, NLSIU is ranked even below 200, in the 201-250 tier. It shares space with lowly regarded colleges like Newcastle, York and Essex. Very obviously, this is not a fair ranking for NLSIU, if we consider alumni achievements, placements, moot courts and success in Rhodes and Gates scholarships. Faculty quality is one criterion where NLSIU was lagging a bit, but Sudhir has changed that by booting out mediocre TLC profs and hiring star alumni profs.
Thus, what would be a fair ranking for NLSIU in the Sudhir era? Can we say in the top 20, at par with KCL/UCL/Edinburgh? Or do they have superior placements, alumni, moot court achievements etc?
How about at least top 50, at par with QM, Manchester, Glasgow etc? Surely they can't be much ahead of NLSIU?
What do you think, friends?
1. India's foreign policy has NEVER been blind support for Israel's war crimes. India's long standing foreign policy is supporting the 2 state solution. Recently, when the incumbents started deviating from it on twitter, the spokesperson for the MEA reiterated that India supports a 2 state solution.
2. ICJ judges are supposed to be independent members and not 'representatives' of their country of origin. The ICJ President, who happens to be American, also supported each and everyone of the provisional measures announced by the court. The judges likely didn't want to put their credibility at stake, at least while the bombs still rain down over Gaza. History will not be kind to the Ugandan judge who voted against each and every provisional measure - even the namesake ones which the Israeli judge signed on to.
3. You clearly have no idea about the workings of the court or the proceedings in the instant case. For your sake, i hope you're just an overenthusiastic first year law student whose been brainwashed towards the right and all it's bullshit. A qualified professional not giving attention to these details would be quite appalling.
Before questioning someone else's international law credentials, focus on your own first.
Better get some real work.
I donβt want name of Senior Advocates which are extremely difficult to approach without any contact for a first Generation Lawyer
We ASSESSED you, and found:
1. you're ass. We won't hire.
2. you're not ass. Hired.
An intership is not an assurance of a job. Don't be entitled.