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lol you yourself admit that you've subpar drafting and research skills and here you're demanding not less than 25k, lol. Buddy get a grip.
I'm getting more salary from LPO and non legal jobs.. that's the whole point
Then join an LPO or some non legal job if you want more money. In litigation we all get paid a pittannce in early days. You can apply to some AORs, I've friends who are working with AORs and they're getting paid around 20k.
perhaps apply as a law clerk to delhi hc , or whatever state you come from it will give you the requisite money and time to think about your future
How does one apply for law clerk in Delhi HC? Can you please guide me
through contacts, basically knowing the PS of the judge or the judge himself.

some also post for openings on linkedin, ylcc, lawctopus and the likes
Ask for assessment internship in the domain of your choice. Convert it into fulltime. Push it through seniors from your insti, working in those organisations. They are more likely to appreciate your situation and help you.
I have applied for internships everywhere but they don't respond at all.. what to do now?

I am not able to get past the first step.. plus I'm graduated with zero contacts. Any tips please?
Ask yourself if you’re really trying to make it as a lawyer because you like it or because of pressure. In any event, try for an in house position
how does one do that.. I mean apply to in house as a fresher. All job openings i see require some level of PQE
Realistic advise. It's v saturated at the HC and SC to get a good job. I would recommend to move to district court practice and then switch to HC/SC. It will also help to make a client tele.
And what about In House? Does LPO work ex count for switching to in house later?
Start the money tap. LPO, chambers, traineeship, paralegalship - be open to it all. Improve skills.

Learn relentlessly. Switch ruthlessly.
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