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Author Archives: midlawcrisis
The international Indian
It is time we claimed our place in the world as qualified, cultured, equals. Let foreign environments adapt to us for a change, and not the other way around.
The big lawyer, the small lawyer and the crowd
Every day in the court room in the life of a junior lawyer. Losing the battle and loosing the war.
Oh, why must you question?
In today’s ‘post-truth’ world, discussing a social issue (like the #metoo movement) is as important as believing in it.
Chairperson Sir, the Claimant is under-confident
A small act of generosity bailed me out of the mental prison I had let others create for me.
Why I need to get over Kareena Kapoor Khan
Our celebrity obsessions are making us less human
The mid-law crisis
The struggles of a 30-something lawyer in a world of instant success
Dilli-waali Diwali
Delhi’s culture of networking to gain influence and success at its peak
Who I am and what I think
A lawyer, naive entrepreneur, drawing room social activist, documents the world around her.
