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This is an example of how age is not a bar. It is never a bar.
Find him here: https://www.instagram.com/p/CXgzJKVoXkI/?utm_medium=copy_link
In the past AMSS (the firm before Amarchand Split) and Khaitan and Co has given PPO's to third years from some NLU's. It happens very rarely (exception) but it has happened. This is not new.
In AMSS (Present day CAM) a 27 year old who graduated from NLS, even became a partner (despite having no family background/connections) his name is U Varottil (Law Professor, NUS Singapore)
There are some kids with even more achievements than this guy here - check about Naman Anand (RGNUL)
These things happen - but very very rarely. It's not new. Happens once in a decade.
No offence to Naman Anand, but his LinkedIn profile is just 1) internships in tier 1 law firms 2) summer schools and research assistantships 3) a journal of his own. All of it can be easily procured with money and good connections.
I haven’t heard of anyone under 25 being appointed as an arbitrator by a court in India. If it is true, it’s certainly exceptional.
He became a fellow at Cambridge also
Good for him
Bro also has a Springer Nature book on Outer Space Law coming up
Surprising how he manages to do it
Ask who his dad is. Ask what commercial project would have had its value diminished if the project went on. Ask what was the deforestation for. Ask whether the developmental project would have saved environment more in the long run above the immediate deforestation.