Just start your own practice. You have enough qualifications and knowledge to pull this off.

From my knowledge there is not enough tax work in law firms besides Vaish in Delhi and Vaish pays peanuts. All the other big law firms do have a tax practice but they dont have enough work. They basically do Tax Due dilligence, EPF advisory, PMLA and Black money act. Maybe Try Dhruva consultants. They are a 100% tax firm.

Just go with your own thing man. Will be much better off in the long run.

This advice is too black and white. There is a book that is pretty much a guide to doing a PhD in a UK law school that takes you through the steps of applying to getting through to, through applying for funding, planning a methodology... to writing up... through everything. It gives a series of factors about a university, not just a supervisor, to consider - this particularly includes the question of is a PhD student treated as part of a research scholarly community or not. It also caveats the question of supervisors by pointing out that star faculty may not always have the time or inclination for PhD students.

Take the time to read it. Find details below:

Caroline Morris and Cian Murphy, Getting a PhD in Law (Hart 2011). Obviously, this is a slightly old book and discusses a very different context from India, but I feel the nuance it goes into in terms of supervisor vs. university etc is worth looking at.

kyunki usne bhi kuch kiya hoga? Baby girl, the point is that adults are not supposed to get violent in "the heat of the moment". Thoda Bollywood kum dekho. Everyone is a good person at heart. Hittler was very kind to his dog and the Goebbels famously doted on their beautiful children. You can be shocked and disappointed at learning this but your random experiences of someone with the capacity to be nice have no relevance for what they are like in a different context. I know no one here but women rushing up to discredit other women when they were not present is getting old in the 2020s.

As far as I have realised, the potential is seemingly untapped in delhi for Cap Marks, apart from the big names there are barely any cap marks firms in delhi- by big names I dont just mean CAM, SAM etc, I also mean t-2s like Chandhiok etc.

I am looking to intern at a Cap Marks Team this October, but I am not in the fag end of my law school to look for bigger names, and cant go to mumbai for personal reasons, any recommendations on T3 Cap Marks firms?

Honestly some GC team recs are also appreciated :))

Hii joining gnlu at 24 , don't know how will I be treated, people saying I won't get job , some saying I will be made fun of , a bsc physics grad( also one year in med school), interested in law , gave clat cause that was available at the time , really interested in 5 year ballb , I just want to do my best and be judged on my capabilities, please suggest something

Right! it was in the corporate team she passed away in that accident and everybody was only concerned about the laptop she was carrying with her, even the nmanagement and every senior was just concerned about the data! ▮▮▮

And the thing is, every associate was supposed to go on with a regular working day on the morning they heard of her demise while coming to office. every bbody was made to work the entire day, ▮▮▮

Hello People,

I’m a qualified Company Secretary and a Lawyer from a state university. I was fortunate to secure an assessment internship at a law firm, which later converted into a full-time role.

However, over the past 5 months, there has been significant attrition in the firm - almost everyone who joined with me has moved on. While I understand that movement is a part of the profession, the current environment has started to feel increasingly challenging (lack of seniors, micro-management, detrimental policies, etc) and I find myself a bit demotivated.

I’ve been actively exploring opportunities and have been cold-emailing HRs and Partners, but haven’t had much success so far. I also feel hesitant about resigning without another offer in hand, given practical constraints.

I understand that these things take time, but I would really appreciate any guidance, suggestions, or leads that anyone could offer.

Thank you in advance!

Hilarious. Yess people wanna leave BLC and it's 1Lpm fixed + 4 to 6L bonus for KLA's 50-60k pay plus peanuts in bonus that too half year late and spread across months. Definitely makes sense sir/ma'am.

On a separate note, do some digging you'll find people shifting from KLA to BLC but not a single case of the opposite happening.

"Whenever you're submitting work, always keep in mind that your ultimate aim is to make the job of the person you're submitting it to easier."

This is the best and simplest piece of advice I received from an Associate, which stuck with me.

Instead of approaching tasks academically, trying to show off unnecessary skills, always keep in mind this ultimate goal and be efficient rather than flamboyant in your work, and your senior will greatly appreciate you for it and keep you in his good books.

Also, be cheerful and interactive with the team at large. At the end of the day, they're not just looking for a topper to join the team and not collaborate; they're essentially deciding whether you're a person they want to sit next to for the next couple of years through long nights and difficult moments who can handle the stress.

All the very best!

I have never felt sorrier for anyone than I now feel for you, the writer of this comment. This "bhaiya" and "didi" culture has converted you from a kid with normal levels of teenage naivety into a total shell of what you might have been. You really will need to learn to be less deferential to people just because they're older than you. And I'm talking about life after NUJS in regards to this advice, so be serious about this please.

BUMP.

Can someone from CAM please describe the nature and extent to which Legora is being used in the transactional practice areas?

Is it really being implemented wholly for documentation and research or is it still just a buzzword for PR?

Also, if yes, what's your review of it, is it helpful and do you think this will affect hiring for upcoming batches?

Thanks!

Only Jindal and NUJS have this problem. Taking all their uni dirty politics and stupid gossip and putting it here. If I were recruiting and had CVs from all unis including these two, I think this fact would indicate rather a lot to me and I would begin to ask if those kids' CVs would need to do extra work to stand out.

Was it the use of the multiple dashes that raised a flag for you? Or clunky syntax like "PPO offers"? Or perhaps both? Or perhaps something else, like the use of vague and maddening generalities like "structuring research efficiently" (what even the fuck does that mean?).

DEAR MA'AM,

YOUR HEALTH, YOUR KID AND YOUR PEACE IS MORE IMPORTANT THAN ANY MATTER OR ANY WORK.

REQUEST YOU TO PRIORTISE WHAT MATTERS MORE. PLEASE STOP STRESSING, THAT IS THE LAST THING YOU NEED TO AT THIS CRUCIAL TIME OF YOUR LIFE.

WORK TO LIVE AND NOT LIVE TO WORk.

YOURS TRULY,

GEN-Z FRESHER

Despite the Delhi HC judgment and long-standing demands by students for a relaxation on the attendance policy, NALSAR has yet again given out plenty of yearbooks simply for not meeting the attendance quota. Even final year students who had PPOs were not spared.
Of all the pressures law school already has, its genuinely not reasonable to have such strict attendence policies. I hope the SC passes an order stopping this. There have been many instances where even genuine reasons for lack of attendnece have not been met. A student told the UG chair (▮▮▮) that they were suicidal and her response was "everyone is suicidal lately". I have given up hope

Just because you were never bitten by a dog, doesn’t mean dogs don’t bite. Your experiences with this person may be different from what the victim experienced, since ▮▮▮ often hide their true selves in public.

Also, people who are good at heart don’t lose control in anger and assault people. ▮▮▮

I’ve been working in the disputes team of a Tier‑2 firm for about a year now. Before this, I spent nearly four years at smaller firms, where I had considerable hands‑on exposure and responsibility. Despite that experience, I was onboarded here at a discounted level, which I accepted in the hope of better learning and long‑term growth.

What I was not prepared for was the sheer volume of work and the environment. The stress is honestly unimaginable. The workload never seems to end, timelines are constantly unreasonable, and there is zero regard for personal boundaries. What makes it harder is that most of the pressure comes from “seniors” who, in reality, have lesser PQE than me. Work is routinely dumped without context, accountability is pushed downhill, and when something goes wrong, it feels like I’m the first person to be thrown under the bus.

There’s a constant sense that people are waiting for you to slip up. There is no room to pause, reflect, or even breathe. My personal life is practically non‑existent at this point, my health has deteriorated significantly, and I find myself constantly anxious and exhausted. I’ve reached a stage where coping with this level of toxicity feels increasingly difficult.

To the seniors and peers on this forum who have spent much longer in this profession, especially in disputes: how do you manage this? Is this something one simply learns to live with, or does it get better with time? At what point do you decide that the cost is too high?

Would really appreciate any honest perspectives or advice.

TLDR: HOW TO LIVE A LIFE WHILE WORKING IN A LAW FIRM?

This is harsh. Not every place is like this. During my pregnancy I was on bed rest and everyone respected that. No unnecessary calls and pressure. In fact, people called to take work load off my back. After delivery, I was taken care of as if they were my family. In fact after o started travelling for work, my daughter and nanny accompanied me when I was absolutely required and firm was kind enough to pay on its own for their travel and stay. No one suffered - client, firm, me and my precious child! One thing I realise, nothing is worth taking a risk on health and wellbeing. Take maternity leave, sabbatical, unpaid leave, whatever you can negotiate and enjoy this phase. Best wishes.

Hi everyone,

I’m a 2024 LL.B. graduate currently trying to move into data privacy roles. I have around 10 months of experience in US pre-employment compliance (background verification and health screen vetting typa work), but I’ve been trying to pivot into privacy for a while now. I’m currently between roles, so using this time to upskill and figure out the right entry point.

Over the past few months, I’ve tried to build some practical understanding. worked on things like DPIAs, RoPA, basic gap assessments, privacy policies, and have been reading up on GDPR and the DPDP Act and collecting certs. Still very early stage, but trying to make the shift properly now.

I’ve been seeing a lot about Tsaaro Consulting and their career change / apprenticeship-type roles, so wanted to ask people here who’ve been through it or are in similar roles:

- 1. What actually helps in getting shortlisted for these roles?
- 2. How much do certifications vs practical work/portfolio matter at entry level?
- 3. Is the exposure there genuinely useful for moving ahead in privacy, or is it more surface-level?
- 4. Are there any other entry-level options for a privacy fresher?

Would really appreciate honest inputs, especially from people who started from a similar position.

Thanks!

I recently took the NLSAT for 3 year llb of nlsiu, am not scoring high enough in part A as an unreserved male non-domicile candidate, making my chances for admission extremely bleak. I also applied for NLUO & DSNLU 3 year programmes for 3 year llb.

Now i wanted to know whether if i am able to crack the latter 2 should i join either, or wait this year for nlsiu next year?

[N.B. there are only 22 oprn seats for me, & competition is huge, may 2-2.5k].

My understanding is that wasting another year is not optimal since it would go waste, rather it is better to get in an NLU and work as hard as possible from day 1 itself.

My assumptions for corporate law firm/in-house jobs are somewhat stable in the sense i researched a lot, but i concur that i need to know a lot many things for even coming to a conclusion for pursuing one.

I am naturally inclined to academia, otherwise.

Please advise and give genuine advises please , not like there are no scope for 3 year llb, tier 3 colleges are scam, or go to DU, BHU (which i cant since they wont provide hostels, & i'm not from these cities). Please give genuine practical advises.

Thank you!

Senior Advocate and NLSIU alum Sanjoy Ghose releases video statement, after being teased by arbitrator about Bengal election result

https://x.com/advsanjoy/status/2051491617761284488

- LLM in Corporate & Financial Law from JGLS in 2021

- LLB from Jogesh Chandra Choudhuri College of Law, Kolkata.

- Total declared assets: 8 crore.

From SuperLawyer:

"While in college, he was an active participant in the student political body of the University and gradually grew along with it. He became the General Secretary and subsequently President of the Students’ Union. He is also the youngest member to have been inducted into the Trinamul Congress’ Party Core Committee. Currently he practices at the Calcutta High Court."

https://superlawyer.in/sirsanya-bandopadhyay-advocate-calcutta-high-court-building-career-in-litigation-experience-politics

https://in.linkedin.com/in/sirsanya-bandopadhyay-786932183

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/uttarpara-election-results-2026-tmcs-sirsanya-bandopadhyay-vs-bjps-dipanjan-chakraborty/articleshow/130643812.cms

https://www.myneta.info/WestBengal2026/candidate.php?candidate_id=1847

This is with reference to the recent email issued by the Vice Chancellor concerning the SBA and the outgoing Batch of 2026.

The contents of the communication are not only disappointing but deeply troubling. The attempt to rationalize administrative inaction under the guise of “feasibility” and “legal constraints” is both unconvincing and evasive. It is entirely reasonable to ask: what exactly is considered unfeasible? Is it the basic academic autonomy of allowing students to choose their honours papers? Is it the recruitment of qualified subject experts? Or is it the provision of fundamental infrastructure and amenities expected from a residential university?

Students have repeatedly witnessed arbitrary and regressive decisions that undermine both academic growth and professional preparedness. The removal of attendance considerations for moot participation, the lack of serious engagement with placement concerns, and the absence of a supportive academic environment reflect a systemic disregard for student priorities.

The administration’s portrayal of meetings as consultative platforms is misleading. In reality, these spaces offer little room for genuine dialogue. Students are either not given the opportunity to speak or are ignored when they do. More concerning is the reported conduct during the last meeting, where the SBA President, upon raising structural concerns and suggesting administrative reshuffling, was met not with reasoned discussion but with hostility and remarks that can only be described as intimidatory.

With the recent disclosure of documents, policy proposals and communications by the student president, the question of accountability has become clearer. Students have consistently acted in good faith, submitting proposals with the genuine intent of constructive implementation. The administration’s continued inaction reflects not constraints, but a lack of responsiveness and commitment to student welfare.

Further, the presence of double standards and instances of inappropriate personal remarks directed at students raise serious concerns about professionalism and institutional ethics.

The situation demands urgent and meaningful reform. It is imperative that those in positions of authority are held accountable, and that structural changes are considered to restore trust, transparency, and academic integrity. The future and legacy of the institution depend on the willingness to acknowledge failures and undertake comprehensive corrective measures.

Assam and Bengal are clear cases of the election being stolen by the BJP with the support of the EC. We agree with Mamata ji. More than 100 seats were stolen in Bengal. We have seen this playbook before: Madhya Pradesh. Haryana. Maharashtra. Lok Sabha 2024 etc

https://x.com/RahulGandhi/status/2051338192729846210

This evening Mamata will call a press conference. I feel there is a strong likelihood of a petition before the Supreme Court, with Kapil Sibal arguing.

I was advised complete bed rest due to a slip disc. While my firm was accommodating enough to allow me WFH, the workload continued unabated, with long hours stretching through the day and night. To add to the irony, HR sent a “get well soon” email. The contrast was hard to ignore. That said, I chose to return to the firm - I was aware of what I was signing up for, so I don’t mean this as a complaint, just an honest account of my experience. I can only imagine maternity leave might bring its own set of challenges. Wishing you the very best.

no T1 that can afford to absorb their book as it would mean regime change and upsetting a lot of internal folks who’s reporting lines would need to change….. two few years back i saw what they were paying their top talent and no tier 1 can compete with that… merger would mean a raw deal for their talent… but who knows

I was scrolling through this thread now after seeing the messages on this, finally someone who is not portraying him as a proper villain. I don't agree with you as losing control is not a justification at all but atleast he owned up and I respect that. As I understand no one actually saw what happened and he could have very easily denied doing anything. Everyone makes mistakes and what I see here is someone who has paid for it.

Looks like we are looking at a whopping 13 removals.

CATEGORY ONE: Ministers and AG:

These ones are out immediately.

1. Biman Banerjee, WB Assembly Speaker and TMC MLA

2. Bratya Basu, WB Education Minister and TMC MLA (now ex-MLA: lost his seat)

3. Moloy Ghatak, WB Law Minister and TMC MLA (now ex-MLA:also lost).. his removal is big as he was the one pushing for a campus in his constituency Asansol)

4. Chandrima Bhattacharya, WB Industries Minister and TMC MLA (now ex-MLA, also lost).

5. Kishore Datta, Advocate General (pre-Covid the SJA openly clashed with him and criticised him in a letter: shared on LI at that time)

It’s very likely that Swapan Dasgupta will be included, as one of the major ministers (Education Minister, most likely). Possibly Sanjeev Sanyal as Finance Minister, if he is parachuted from Delhi.

The next AG could be a certain NLSIU alum from the older batches who is close to the BJP (not sharing the name now). Or perhaps an older and highly distinguished Senior Advocate, who was not part of the TMC ecosystem (not sharing the name, but his area is mostly commercial law).

CATEGORY TWO: Supposed legal “luminaries”

These ones will be out soon after:

6. Kalyan Banerjee, TMC MP

7. Sanjay Basu, founder of Aquilaw and right-hand man of Abhishek Banerjee

8. Ashok Kumar Deb, WB Bar Council Chairman and TMC MLA

9. Justice (retd) Jyotirmoy Bhattacharya, Chairman, State Human Rights Commission

10. Sandipan Ganguly, Senior Advocate close to the TMC regime

11. Ratnanko Banerji, Senior Advocate close to the TMC regime

In the past, legends like Justice Ruma Pal, KK Venugopal, Gopal Subramanyam, Dipankar Gupta were on the GC. What the BJP could do is appoint high-profile senior counsels of national stature who are part of the BJP ecosystem, like Harish Salve, Mahesh Jethmalani, ASG Vikramjeet Banerji, Pinky Anand, Aman Lekhi etc. Or even the Attorney General and Solicitor General. Another option would be retired SC judges close to the BJP: there are several. An ultimate troll move would be to appoint J Sai Deepak. 😮

CATEGORY THREE: Academics

12. Surya Prakash, NLIU VC

13. Poonam Saxena, former VC, NLUJ

My money would be on Raj Kumar of JGLS, since he is now firmly pro-BJP. Alternatively, they may simply invite tier 1 NLU VCs.

Those who will stay on are ex-officio national appointees, like the UGC Chairman, BCI Chairman and IIM Calcutta Director.

https://www.nujs.edu/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/GC-15012026.pdf

The TMC has no existence outside of Bengal. They lost deposits on all their seats even in Tripura, the only other Bengali state. Also, the party is just a party of two people: aunt and nephew. The CBI and ED are now going to come all out for the nephew and choke the party’s finances, while the aunt will find it hard to make a comeback. The TMC cadre and politicians will also switch. The Hindus will join the BJP, the Muslims and committed secularists will join either the Congress or the two new Islamic parties, ISF and AJUP (doubt if the Left will touch anyone from the TMC).

Where does this leave Menaka? No way she’s getting a second term as RS MP, given that the seats will be reduced and allocated to the heavyweights who lost in the election, including Mamata herself? So will she be satisfied being a one-term MP, or will she join another party?

Aquilaw: Can’t see the firm surviving. Do they even have work outside of the TMC ecosystem? The ED may also resume its investigation into the Basu family.

Fox & Mandal: Loses a huge chunk of their work as well.

KCO: Maybe benefits?

CAM: Maybe benefits and opens a Kolkata office?

There has been a noticeable rise in attrition in recent times. Certain individuals appear to be favoured, with their demanding and often unreasonable working styles being implicitly endorsed. Concerns have also been raised about the conduct of a senior member, which is perceived to have contributed significantly to departures within the team. Instead of addressing these underlying issues, there have been instances where those maintaining a more balanced and sustainable working approach have been criticised.

While the team offers a strong mix of enforcement and merger-related work, the allocation of such work has increasingly become location-centric. At the same time, a minority section of resources has been carrying a disproportionately high workload, leaving little room for personal time. There is a clear need for prompt hiring, along with a broader internal recalibration to address these concerns.

Dhir & Dhir is not the best place to work at. heard from a friend who used to work there - that one of the associates got into an accident while coming to office and didn't make it. nobody even consoled her family.

then they have some weird things going on in the office - apparently, a lot of litigation against the partner. might want to skip.

I really don’t think you realise how small NUJS actually is until you’re forced to live in close quarters with close to 400 people on this small campus. We’ve all, at some point, interacted with him, regardless of how small or insignificant that interaction was. Our campus is 5 acres at best, with 2 hostels and 1 acad block in all of that. Every single one of us had to pass by the hostels with fucking reminders of what had happened, which certainly wasn’t helped by the cordoned off construction tape blocking of half of campus. We lost someone, and yes a lot of us might not’ve known him too well, or at all, but he was still one of us. He was still a kid man. Please stop spewing vitriol and have a little more sympathy for the ones who’ve lost a friend, batchmate and a junior. Not everything needs to be a self-motivated act that needs to be called out by apparent social warriors on the internet.

I’m currently in my third year of law school, about to enter fourth year, and honestly my CV is pretty bad right now. I’m from a tier 2/3 college and my CGPA is quite low. I’ve been trying to improve it, but nothing has really worked out so far.

I’ve only done internships in litigation and policy till now, and I haven’t had any corporate law firm experience. The thing is, I don’t even see myself going into corporate law long-term, but I still want to try it out at least once at a good firm, just to be sure and not regret it later.

I genuinely feel like I’m a hardworking person. If someone gives me work, I take it seriously and try to do it properly. It’s just that my grades don’t reflect that at all, which makes things harder.

Right now I feel a bit lost and behind compared to others, but I also feel like it’s not too late to fix things if I start now. I just don’t know where or how to apply with this kind of profile.

Would really appreciate any advice or guidance.

First year student (F) of NUJS here. When I saw the mail I was surprised, as A bhaiya is one of the most sweet and welcoming seniors. He helped some of my batchmates also during a party when they were blacked out drunk and made sure they were safe. Last month when we were all shook by J's passing, he was the one who made efforts to comfort many of my batchmates and me. It is very difficult for me to believe that he slapped A didi coz they were very close whenever I saw them together. I suspect there is something missing here coz the story does not add up. I have always felt very safe around him more than any other senior. I think he lost control in the heat of the moment but I still think he is not a bad person at heart. What he did was wrong but there has to be a different explanation.

It is illegal. You can make a complaint to SILF cause the issue of whether you can be contractual or not is not defined and there is a maternity policy - as it is also under the shops and establishment act.

People are just going crazy - reasonableness is the least of what is expected.

I suffered through the same but it is awful experience and scars you! Imagine you are loyal to him and doing his work.

In simple term not being engineer of family of engineers who studied at iit delhi and roorkee.

Second These guys achieved great things in few years and because of achievement of there the bar is set for achievement is so high I can't achieve in my life time form this my insecurities arise

Last my father told my mother that i am defective piece in my family after my 10th that I overheard.

Won’t this lead to clashes between the students and the college, given that the students are anti-BJP? Episodes involving Jagdeep Dhankar, J Sai Deepak etc? If the new governing body tries to impose right-wing speakers and right-wing ideology, we could see a serious flashpoint protests by students.

Good that you are at least aware of your situation, work hard now. I was in a similar situation but understood this only at the time of Day Zero though was lucky enough to get an offer from a T-1.
Give most of your time to academics now, put in an extra effort in project making, go through your university PYQs, its never too late.

And the point of this remark is... what exactly? If it is what I think it is, you are confusing quality with quantity, and confusing historical timelines. The non-NLU universities have had a monopoly over it because of time they have existed, not necessarily because of expertise. It is more lucky coincidence than anything else.

1. If you cannot go onto the university's website itself and look up peoples' profiles, I really can't help you. Your law degree should have taught how to use the most basic search engine, Google, if nothing else. I am not possessed of the skills to train the Legally India bitter commentators equivalent of WhatsApp University-trained Uncle and WhatsApp University-trained Aunty. The events, as just one example, are the stuff of dreams for those who have landed in poorer quality universities.

2. I will personally admit, on the VC's behalf, that he probably could not do as much as he would have liked either in constitutional law or law and philosophy. But that's because being a full time university administrator, while also teaching, is hard. In the western universities it is possible to continue a research career in his position equivalent, (a) because VCs don't teach in those places (I know this first-hand, having been to one such); and (b) the nonsense of Indian higher-ed (VCs having to deal with politicians who aren't even sixth class pass) isn't there in many societies outside of India. Building the type of Humboldtian-style research culture he aims for takes time and his record may, if looked at objectively from what an Ivy/RG counterpart's CV might look like, is very possibly underwhelming. That's because Indian universities' teaching loads (including those at NLS) are higher compared to counterparts elsewhere in the world. Can you produce the research output of a George Letsas while having the teaching and other loads of a standard Indian academia contract?

3. The PhD supervisor of a person is a very important connection of theirs to "name-drop" (read: simple mention) in connection to them. Why should Paul Craig's supervision of Sudhir be irrelevant compared to the fact Joseph Raz did DPhil (same final degree as Krishnaswamy under craig) under supervision of HLA Hart? Why would all obituaries of Raz (a 1000 times better academic than anybody at any Indian law school), including the London Times one, mention supervision of him under Hart and those defending Sudhir not his being supervised by Paul Craig? Supposedly, Raz's life and CV were now indicating that the fact he studied under Hart was no longer relevant, but evidently, those who actually matter didn't seem to think so. So you are holding Sudhir to a standard - that too, a double standard - that even Raz is not held to. Considering the miserable state of Indian legal education (well below 6/10 on a 10 point scale), we should be dancing for joy at the mere fact that an ex Paul Craig student was attracted back to our country to serve as a legal educator. And you are not doing anything to raise that base standard, may I just note. As he himself has said, during his time, there was a "distinct sense" that NLSIU kind of law schools were not really on the "higher education map" in India, let alone abroad. Sudhir has not only made sure beyond any scope for reasonable doubt that it is very much on the Indian map, but has also put it on the map globally. Just because you are attending some law college that opened its doors yesterday whose position is such that it is attracting NLSIU BALLB top rankers without LLM or PhD or work ex as teachers and you are having wet dreams in which its name overtakes NLS's doesn't mean anything to me, frankly.

Speaking as someone who has been friends with both, the matter did not escalate coz he was actually sorry about what he did and said that he will accept any punishment that she wanted. She asked for a public apology and he gave it. He took accountability and she did not want it to blow up.

MG lost the respect of a lot of people by accepting the seat. Mind you, she could have joined the Congress or Left or AAP and opposed Modi without the comforts of an RS seat. Many lawyers quietly work for such parties without any reward, out of genuine ideological conviction. But MG wanted an RS seat and joined a throughly corrupt party with zero ideology.

Sorry, we don't want anything to do with her.