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- Sep 23, 2026
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Guest blog: An Affair with Anna (or why I don't think law will solve corruption) (opens the original)
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This is a guest blog post from lawyer Arjya Majumdar who works at a large national law firm in Delhi. It was first published on his Facebook feed and has been edited slightly. Enjoy! At the time of writing this, Mr Hazare, has agreed to the Delhi Police offer of a two-week protest at the Ramlila Ground in Delhi. It is expected that the fast will begin today (August 19th). It is also expected that supporters of what is being touted as the ‘new freedom struggle of India’ will be thronging in the t
Blog: Moily to start super-law-schools; half-hearted on liberalisation (opens the original)
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“This would be part of roadmap for legal education reforms,” Moily (pictured) said in a press conference. “Instead of the present islands of excellence in legal field, we require an ocean of excellence which would need capacity building, and upgrading faculties. There is no reason why the Information Technology success story can’t be emulated in legal field.” He also talked about judicial reforms and the entry of foreign law firms, reported business daily Mint. The paper wrote: “Moily also said
Degree in LPO, anyone? (opens the original)
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The course is a joint venture between Indian legal training providers/recruiters Rainmaker and the Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) School of Law. The Rs.18,000 one-year on-line taught course is snappily entitled P.G.D.L.P.O. (or Post-Graduate Diploma in Legal Process Outsourcing, to give it its full name). According to a press release published on LPO blog Legally Yours, the syllabus will cover: “Professional English Proficiency (“PEP”), Virtual Intelligence Methods (“VIM”), Legal
Two thirds of lawyers want lockstep; half want to advertise (opens the original)
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Out of 435 lawyers polled online by Rainmaker, 69 per cent said that a lockstep model was the right path for a firm. However, 67 per cent of the 42 equity partners who took the survey held the opposite view and responded that lockstep was not a correct long term model. Rainmaker CEO Nikhil Chandra managed the survey and said that it was a slightly surprising find but added: “Law firms are heading in a similar direction to divvy up the results between all stakeholders. Even if India moves in a wa
#Nalsargate latest: Problematise, Now Look Here, Scorpions & More! (opens the original)
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There’s this Facebook group for Nalsarites with the motto “Fighting controversy with ridiculosity since 1998”. It’s pretty cool. So, I hear on the Webs that I have now apparently become a Nalsar meme, alongside Facebook pages for Veer ‘Now Look Here’ Singh, and Amita ‘Let’s Problematise’ Dhanda (click the links for a few minutes of amusement - one is “a tribute to to one of the few good things about Nalsar”, the other is a bit ruder and not reproducible in a family publication). Anyway, one anon
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