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DSK, Delhi - Aparajit's M&A team
BTG, Mumbai - Pool system in M&A
This is how I'd rank it.
(PS- this new associate is some someone who had some very special qualities/ qualifications and I was so intrigued when I heard about it, so you can understand the kind of people who are in his team, at the Firm too.)
Hemang is a brilliant lawyer, no clue about his team in Mumbai.
Ajay Shaw and Anjan Dasgupta look at Banking and Infrastructure - where long hours are the norm, toxicity is rewarded and attrition is at an all time high in Mumbai.
If your comment alludes to Aparajit Bhattacharya's team in Delhi, you may be right to some degree.
But yes, GM, AT and HP are stars
Have they increased the band now for A0?