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I struggled a lot in Delhi, but I'd like to impress the next one for a potential PPO of sorts here. Pray help! Thanks in advance.
Pay koi nai karega
Jaha ho wahi raho
Living expenses badhte hai ghar se door rehne se
Prepare case notes for as many matters as you can. Discuss those the day before hearing and the the evening after hearing, as many times as he chooses to hear you.
Research and keep notes on relevant case laws. Table format. Check if they have been upheld or overruled.
Perceive yourself as his current junior and not as an intern. Reach office before he does and leave after he leaves.
This is your mentorship.
Also, do not shy away from asking these questions from some of the clerks and associates in his office. You will not be judged if you raise a query after you have put in some effort to finding the answers yourself.
50+ age ke baad result milega.