A recent wave of protests has taken over the country owing to the apathy that caste based rape has received in the state of UP. As a part of protesting against this, a mail has been drafted by a few of us to send to the Chairperson of the National Commission for Women, pointing at the silence of this body, and the horrific failures which have taken place in the investigation of this violence. We hope that a flood of emails can help in leading to some concrete action as well. Please find the mail draft here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1U1AKVTw9dhbTlPr_w2za5713IysvTUCauzEGNVxOcno/edit?usp=sharing You will … Continue reading Open Letter to the Chairperson, NCW following Caste Based Sex Violence at Uttar Pradesh

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Six mistakes I made in Law School

September 26, 2020 Jury's Out

Law school was my ‘destination’ for five long years of my life. I won’t simply use the cliche and describe it as ‘omg college was the best!’ It was great, yes, but being in law school involves a whole different ball game – it is challenging, it pushes you beyond your comfort zone and makes you live through some of the lowest lows and highest highs of your life. I literally evolved into a different person five years later than the starry-eyed girl who walked into the campus in her first year. Although I don’t have any major regrets in … Continue reading Six mistakes I made in Law School