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The process is not about connections, it's about how well you write your application and how decently you perform in the interview. They pay stipends regularly, and organise certain programs each month, can be a guest lecture or a fellow discussion program where each fellow turn by turn presents any particular case that they've worked on or any contemporary issue that catches their eye. These programs are generally on sundays only, and other than that one has to give a monthly report of what all have they worked on in that particular time frame (without disclosing any details).