Something which we already know - Legal education and quality of law gradutes in India is hitting new lows everyday. I write regularly on Linkedin about social issues and industry condition abouding the legal professiona and the ignornace of authorities and insitutions to intervene in this worrying situation. After every post of mine, my inbox is flooded with dms of law students and graduates who share their issues with me. Surprisingly most of these students are form expensive and reputed law schools whose fees runs in tens of lakhs, which is not even the most concerning point. What pains me the most is that the issues these poor kids are infact the reposnbility of their respetive volleges to train and groom then to tackle, for which they are charging such hefty fees. They should be respobility to provide facilities and opportunities to these students to learn and grow in the legal spehere, but instead they aren't apparetnly teaching them the most basic of legal stuff, such as research, article writing and networking, let alone good internships.

Imagine, going to a law schools by paying a fortune, only to ask for a guy for advice who comes from a very basic legal background compared to them. Does this indicate foreboding that the upcoming generation of law graduates/lawyers are very clueless, unguided and not mentored to dace the harsh realities of thi profession, if so, it is a grave concern.