Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Anwesha Pal, Masters candidate, Nottingham University, on staying in academia, pursuing IP Law and plans for the future
Anwesha Pal is a graduate from NUJS, Kolkata, batch of 2009. She then went on to pursue her LL.M. in IP Laws from Nottingham University. In this interview we speak to Anwesha about: Her time in Nottingham, the curriculum and faculty Application procedures and scholarships available Her decision to pursue a career in academia and plans for…
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Roshan Santhalia, Advocate, High Court, on studying criminal law at Oxford, starting his own boutique firm and plans for the future
Roshan Santhalia graduated from NALSAR University in 2011. He has interned with Hon’ble Justice Madan B. Lokur, High Court, Delhi, Hon’ble Justice J.M. Panchal, Supreme Court of India, UN Anti-Corruption and Crime Prevention Department, and Cambridge Police Executive Programme during his time as an undergraduate. He then went on to pursue his masters in criminal…
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Rukmini Das, Masters candidate, international dispute settlement, on studying in Switzerland, demanding curricula, and plans after masters
Rukmini Das graduated from NUJS, Kolkata, in 2011. Following that, she worked with PXV Law Partners as an associate for three months, before deciding to pursue her masters. She is currently pursuing a masters in international dispute settlement, a degree which is jointly offered by the Geneva University Law School and the Graduate Institute of…
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Deepak Raju, Masters in Law, Cambridge University, on the curriculum, scholarships and plans thereafter
Deepak Raju graduated from WBNUJS, Kolkata in 2011. During his time in NUJS, Deepak has won the University Gold Medals in Administrative Law, Property Law and Corporate Law. He went on to work with Amarchand & Mangaldas for a period of ten months where he gained experience in the financial regulatory practice of the firm. Subsequently…
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