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DV aid - never seen faker cases. Liars. Almost all of them! Have you read the petitions?
NRC defences - Not from Assam so I am not sure. :-\
SC NRC is way too political.
Sample this: a property recovery suit taking five to seven years to attain finality. There is much more to explain, but I would refrain from doing so.
Would love to hear the experiences of people who have left that and are actually working to do some objective good (environmental law, DV aid, NRC defences, just off the top of my head). What's the work like, how stable is it, how fulfilling is it, how difficult to enter and make your mark or make a difference?
Serious replies only. Please don't flood this with the usual cynicism of "Bhai tu law chhod de" or "paisa-paisa bolta hai"