In the seventh episode of Letter of Law Interviews, I am delighted to host Ms. Rohini Sen, Assistant professor at the Jindal Global Law School and a Ph.D. candidate at the University of Warwick.  In this episode we talk about the new BCI notification with regard to LL.M's, the divide between various law schools, the need for academic writing despite its alleged inaccessibility, the disconnect between legal theory and practise, and legal education in general. Ma'am also talks about how students can make the most of their time in law school and shares her thoughts on the importance of conversations and meeting new people.   This episode is the perfect start to Letter of Law's new year. Quite easily, one of the finest episodes on the show so far. Rohini ma'am is the best guest I could have asked for and I loved being in conversation with her. I had great fun recording this episode! I hope you enjoy it and it adds value.

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In the sixth episode of Letter of Law Interviews, I am delighted to host Karan Tripathi. Karan is a lawyer, presently working as an Associate Editor at Live Law. In this episode, we talk about investigative legal journalism, the need to shift focus of reporting to trial courts and the criminal justice system.   Karan's perception of structural injustices within our criminal justice system offers a distinct way of looking at the problems, away from how the discourse is presently centred.   Karan spoke candidly on a lot of issues and I loved being in conversation with him. Hopefully, the video will add value. 

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In the fifth episode of Letter of Law Interviews, I am delighted to host Vakasha Sachdev - an Associate Legal Editor at Quint. He graduated from NLS, Bangalore and went on to work in an international law firm, Ashrust, in London, before returning to India to take up his present role. In this episode, we discuss Vakasha's journey as a lawyer, legal journalism and, among other things, football! 

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In the fourth episode of Letter of Law Interviews, I am delighted to host Aditya Manubarwala. Aditya is presently a Master of Law candidate at the University of Cambridge. After graduating from law school in 2018, he served as a law clerk at the Supreme Court of India. Aditya is also the incumbent Global Peace Ambassador appointed by Sri Lanka to India. Previously, he served the Office of the President of Afghanistan in the capacity of a special advisor. Aditya, at the age of 19, became the youngest Indian to depose before a committee of the Indian Parliament.  In this episode, we discuss Aditya’s journey as a lawyer, his time at the Supreme Court, his decision to move to Cambridge, running a legal practise from England, books and so much more.

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In the third episode of Letter of Law Interviews, I am delighted to host Pranjal Kishore. Pranjal, a Delhi based lawyer, graduated from HNLU in 2015 and practised on the original side at trial courts across Delhi. Before going independent, Pranjal worked with a Senior Advocate - Mr. Sanjay R. Hegde. Pranjal also contributes actively to various platforms like The Hindu, Indian Express, EPW and Business Standard.  In this episode, we spoke about Pranjal’s experiences as a young lawyer at the Bar. He discussed his decision to go independent, shared advice for young law students who wish to pursue litigation and much more.   

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In the second episode of Letter of Law Interviews, I am delighted to host Swapnil Tripathi. Swapnil graduated from National Law University, Jodhpur and practised in Delhi before moving to Oxford to pursue an LLM. In this episode, Swapnil chronicles his law school journey, shares fond memories from his time at the Bar and discusses what prompted the move to Oxford. Swapnil and I also talk about our favourite legal books and Swapnil’s blog - The Basic Structure.