Please provide the real stats and see for yourself. Other than UPSC, NLUD students are not doing better than NUJS students in any other front at all. In placements, you are far behind. That's a fact. Nobody is playing victim card here, other than you in your fertile imagination. Nobody outside NLUD keeps on harping about its greatness either. I won't even discuss the data fudging that you do with NIRF etc., those are proven facts already.

That political legitimacy would only work when it internationally recognized for hamas they are recognized as terriost and thier means of geeting their demands fuilfil is not legitimate in any way so is Taliban. Attacking old people, kidnapping children, women is all serious war crime committed by hamas

how has adanigate broken economy ? GDP kam hua kya presently ? Moreover, due to recession now world economies are down but indian economy is still rising and fastest growing due to our economic policies and diplomacy also like buying oil from russian in cheapprice then selling to west in good cost hereby increase forex reserve. also if assuming modi would not be there presently then any other govt would have similarly placed lockdown due to covid-19

The interdisciplinary is not the main factor for such job the main factor is employability skill that use of MS-office properly, making presenations further to present it in creative is an art. Moreover, biggest setback is reserah paper and writing skill of an individual is big factor. Furthermore, reserach skill employing different reseacrh method through various search engine, presenting in a short and crisp way is biggest skill. That most UG college india dont teach it properly or even dont have any emphasis. Even in many law school many basic skill like ms-office proper use is missing thats many law grads are unemployed baring that law field employment works on various factor like Law school name, jugaad, kismat, interview & nepotism.

‘far behind’…… are you for real? If anything then nujs is slightly ahead of nlu Delhi and that too because of the early establishment. Do u have any clue that apart from the placements (where y’all are just slightly ahead), nlu Delhi competes with nalsar in terms of scholarship-cum llms, TCS, gmat mba and oh oh UPSC! What are you on about huh? And now you will play the victim card that just because it’s Bengal that’s why everyone hates nujs. No man. It’s because your batch of students loves to party and doesn’t respect innvoatige approaches to the mode of education and research.

And while you stay in your own fabricated bubble, while everyone post 2015 believe that nlu Delhi has overtaken nujs and is already far ahead. Stop projecting your insecurity at every thread.

The golden age of nlsiu till 2015 when everyone was placed and bcg and McKinsey even thought about coming to a law school. Gone are these days bro, McKinsey doesn't even hire a lot from top iims these years. After depression- 2015 was golden age for placements in mba/ ballb at nls and nalsar like it was in 2020 for tech. Even in india the pay was unprecedented and foreign firms hired more than 5 people.

What changed? I don't think it's the lack of jobs, because the hiring across colleges by foreign firms and indian firms is on a steady increase. Maybe dilution of the nls and nalsar brand by bad faculty and students? 2021 and 2022 batches were literally the worst performing ones in firms according to several partners. Could this have an effect?

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/nfsu_nfsu-5glab-5gusecaselabs-activity-7123683070188109824-sv2L?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop

5G is pushing the boundaries of law creating new legal issues and challenges. It will be interesting to see how 5G shapes digital investigations. For the digital forensics field, it is an opportunity to delve deeper into the intricacies of digital investigations.

There is a good thread on this: https://www.legallyindia.com/convos/topic/290654-Best-TMT-partners-and-firms-with-non-toxic-culture-and-good-learning-

Friend, Hamas' de facto status matters little. For instance, which state recognises Hamas as the proper government? In fact, with GA Res 67/19, it is the PLO which has representative authority at the UN. I particularly pointed to the non-state actor personality of Hamas due to the ongoing legal conversation on the right of self-defence (Art 51, UNC) against non-state actors.

Two very significant pieces of news today. Haters gonna hate, but India is far better off with Modi as PM than Rahul, Mamata, Lalu etc.

https://m.thewire.in/article/government/union-government-hires-bcg-to-help-prepare-vision-2047-document-report/amp

https://www.ndtv.com/india-news/apple-iphone-to-now-be-made-in-india-by-tata-group-4519908/amp/1

This is what qualifies for a piece of news these days? 99% of legal awards in this country are paid awards, where people get to nominate themselves on their own or through contacts. I have got no enmity with Mr. Dubey who is certainly a good lawyer based on industry feedback, but to celebrate events like this is to be ridiculous.

HNLU is holding its annual fest Colossus, which is fine they should but where does this huge crowd of students vanishes, where does their unity go when they see a fellow student getting cruelly treated. I am in awe of strength shown by a single female student a victim of SA to stand up for her concerns which I believe is a concern for many across all colleges. Despite being a current student and with no solidarity from student body she is vocal about her issues. Hope she stays strong against all odds.

Something doesnt add up about Henry. In an earlier statement MM accused JD of stealing Henry, and filed FIR (presumably for theft) which she later withdrew after JD returned Henry. Why would JD return Henry if he thought the FIR had no basis? Is the kennel club certificate real or fake?

Good piece. Hamas is hardly a non-state armed group though, they're an elected government even if an authoritarian one. Anyway the article says that the kind of acts that have been committed in this conflict make the distinction irrelevant since they're prohibited under IHL in either case.

"Dozens" lmao

Even in a peak hiring year, just around 6 people from RML got placed

https://www.legallyindia.com/convos/topic/278055-rml-placements-2023-bad-as-ever

Already exposed here ^

There have been a lot of precedents for nls and its dominance in consultancy.

Here’s an article: - https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/jobs/cos-make-a-beeline-for-national-law-school-graduates/articleshow/5574180.cms

NALSAR/Nujs also did well later on.

There hasn't been a judge in SC who loved publicity as much as him.

He recently received some award at Harvard, interestingly one of his deputy registrars has been travelling to Harvard (also an alumni) for past month.

And in his speech he talked about how his dissenting opinion was a conscience vote. acting as if he didn't fix the bench and made the sure the decision that would ultimately come.

I am not practising law. I have seen my friends though in litigation. It's like if you are not zealous about the space, you would definitely end up leaving it, and that too very soon. The work is not much adventurous and too monotonous. There is drafting where you work on usual templates. Research work most often would be wide-ranging (unless you work with someone who focuses on selected areas), which in my opinion is not a good thing because it would take more time specialising in few areas. Even if you enjoy researching, the worst part in litigation is that you research too much on law, like case laws, and not move much beyond court procedures. And for a single point to argue, you need to reiterate the point held in various case laws.

Money is bad part in litigation for the initial years. In a metro city, it's an almost sure shot that you will earn tremendously if you work hard down the line for some 3-4 years. But meagre pay in initial years, high working hours (may range from 10-14 depending upon who you work with) and lack of invigorating tasks drive many people out of this field.

Just see the videos, people! It’s blatantly obvious who the dog loves more. One is literally choking the dog with fake hugs and hamming it up for the camera, while the dog looks bored and disinterested. The other is smiling naturally and the dog is happily jumping towards that person.

Could you please elaborate as to what extent a degree in History/Sociology is interdisciplinary which helps in securing a finance job ? If you ask me personally, then I think more than the degree or college, its the aptitude of an individual which helps him to outshine in the respective field. In India, if similar opportunities are given and if any candidate has that level of aptitude and interest, he can do the job with excellence.

I absolutely detest people who do things to appear sophisticated - sophistication of the mind must always be the aim - not the appearance of it. If one is naturally curious about drinking and enjoying alcohol then you must spend the time to read and appreciate alcohol, not read a manual written by some pretentious prink on how to look like you enjoy alcohol.

It doesn't make a wit of a difference if you emphasis the "o" in Glenmorangie or not or if you have Old Monk with Thumbs-up at a party. Clients don't care and, in my opinion, you shouldn't care for the people who will judge you for being a "simpleton" if you don't know which tonic water to use with which gin. On gin: Bombay Sapphire or Tanqueray are not "good" foreign gins - they are fine and I like(d) them, but no one will be impressed if you order Bombay Sapphire rather than Beefeater.

I can't believe that I live in a world where such people exist.

Jis jagah par dimag lagana nahi padta waha contacts or nepotism aa hi jata hai.

Just think over it, what do we lawyers do? Is it anything intellectual or only talented people can do? Even class XII passed court clerks do better than us. In legal profession, a law degree has no relevance. It is like intermediary work, like a broker, nothing more than that.

What happened to Israeli civilians on October the 7th is horrifying, without a doubt. What is disturbing though, is that the Palestinian people have been facing the same thing for the past 75 years, from 1948. What is even more disturbing is that several people (commenting on Legally India and at other places as well) seem to be perfectly fine with Palestinian children and entire families being wiped out. How can someone possibly condone the Israeli aerial bombardment in Gaza as well as their countless crimes against the Palestinian and Arab people for the past so many years ? To blindly support Israel without understanding the complete context of the conflict, is dangerous, to put it mildly. As for the West which seeks to condemn what has happened to Israel, well, it is the same USA, UK supported by a so-called "coalition of the willing", who destroyed Iraq (which back in the day had one of the best education and health care systems in West Asia), firstly through their inhuman sanctions, and then, by killing their leader and his entire family (except for the women). To hear USA and UK talk about democracy is not only hypocritical, but also extremely sickening and disturbing. The same USA's (would do us Indians well to remember) Deputy National Security Advisor Daleep Singh threatened India with consequences for conducting local currency transactions through Russia's central bank. When everybody is supposed to challenge Russia for entering Ukraine, why should everybody not have sanctioned America for illegally invading Iraq in 2003, or Israel, for its current barbarism in Gaza ? Why the double standards ?

I am also an A0 in a T1 firm. At the time of DayZ, I was promised TMT but they have now put me in cap marks. I hate my work and desperately want to shift me practice area to TMT. I have a good amount of TMT related stuff on my CV. What are the chances of a lateral shift in a different practice area at A0 level?