When I walked out of the firm that day there were few things that did flash in my mind. Interning is not always about working at big places, but its always about working at a young place and learning to grow. That could be learnt in Selvam and Selvam. By H.B.Keshava, 5th year, UPES Dehradun
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After thoroughly reading the annual report next stage comes the filing of RTI which is the main part of an Internship. Me and my co-interns filed 28 RTIs in all the states. All these RTIs were related to corruption Issues. Every single day the Director use to take the report of an Intern as to how they are working which shows their sincerity towards their work. By Narmdeshwar, 1st year, DSNLU, Visakhapatnam
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The work environment at the chambers of Mr. Mahesh Jethmalani was well-suited for a fresher like me and I was glad enough to realize that her nervousness was futile as there were highly friendly and co-operative colleagues/supervisors.
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Lesson would be that the things that look easy should be taken seriously else it can turn the case against us only. Learnt drafting, researching. There is a lot to business law than just the Companies Act. Working in a law firm is not all that easy.
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It was basically a task where practical field work was required and I had to make people, the local people aware of health and hygiene. Then I was told to make report on the everyday basis and about the knowledge I gained from that. It was a great experience and I came across the truth of life which otherwise I would have not known. By Nairitya Sharma, KIIT School of Law, 1st year
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I researched and assisted in various arbitration matters and summary suits, administrative suits, testamentary suits, Caveat Form of the rules, Leave and License agreement, providing notices to other parties, making written statements and filing application for the registration of trademark and etc.
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At PUCL you are mostly required to do at least 3 empirical studies involving field work. Mine was visiting the Police Thanas in East Jaipur, visiting old age homes, and visiting night shelters.
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The NGO mainly deals with promotion of education amongst the under privileged children. They stay in slums or at the roadside. Here they are taught the basics of education that why education is needed and the problems that they will face if they are illiterate.
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Maya Foundation was in charge of a homeless shelter which provided free night time shelter to people sleeping on the streets at night. However it was seen that despite being aware of the facilities provided, many people still seemed to prefer sleeping on the streets. By Anshuman Bose, KIIT School of Law, 1st Year
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Files were left unattended on the ground, laid in the dust and dirt and were the only witness if at all any actual work was done there. I was asked to tell my name, pick up 2-3 closed files and read them. That's all how it started and ended.
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I recommend this firm to every law student interested in litigation and keen on learning, to intern here because this will definitely be the one of the better internships you can ask for practical knowledge. By Kanwarjot Kaur, 2nd Year, University Institute of Legal Studies, Panjab University, Chandigarh
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I was mainly assigned tasks related to the conference which was being organised by INBA in lieu of National law day. It was a two day conference wherein I got to closely interact with a number of legal luminaries and participated in the interactive sessions based on burning legal issues.
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My main tasks at Vichar Partners were mostly research work and once or twice I helped the associated draft certain documents. I researched mainly on Botswana Companies Act, Mines and Minerals Act, 1957, Indian Contract Act, 1872, and the new guidelines under the Clinical Trial and Arbitration Act.
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Six weeks flew by. And if it were for me, I would have loved to intern here longer. Till date, whenever I go grocery shopping, my room-mate always complains that I’ve become brand conscious. Once, I even convinced her to buy Lifebuoy over Dettol. By Mohona Thakur, 3rd year, BSL LL.B, ILS Law College, Pune
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I had a impression that Government office used to be boring and dreary and slow but my mindset changed after my experience at SHRC where the people were working with perfection and joy and their friendly attitude too was great! By A. Anees Khan, 3rd year B.A,B.L (Hons.) in SOEL
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It also taught me that these so-called disabled adults were actually very creative and imaginative. It taught me simplicity and patience. My internship experience at Advitya was a very fulfilling and playful one.
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I was assigned tasks on a daily basis. I was mainly given the work of a researcher. My work basically revolved around the Right to Education and free legal aid according to National Legal Services Authorities Act. By Srishti, ILS Law College, Pune, 1st year
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University School of Law & Legal Studies, GGSIPU is organising a National Seminar on Regulating Cyberspace: Issues & Challenges.
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Good work environment, an environment which forces you to work even if you don't want to. Friendly people, who will help you even if you are a little shy to ask help from them. People were very interesting to discuss a topic with and they enlightened me a lot about child rights issues. They were experienced enough to teach a new comer or an intern properly.
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During my internship, I was given a lot of cases and legal documents to read and scrutinize. Also, if I had any difficulty in comprehending something related to my work, I could approach Rajeshree Maam and get my queries solved. By Sakhi Sahu, ILS Pune
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