Recently finished this book.
Good insight into the life of the President of the United States and how he deals with his personal as well as professional problems on a daily basis. The pressures of the office and ways to deal with it.
Good book to read.
Just read this book ‘Creative Capitalism.’ This book offers a nuanced exploration of capitalism, examining its many dimensions and arguing that it becomes truly effective when infused with creativity—especially in designing solutions that meaningfully serve the world’s poorest.
Finally read Fali S. Nariman’s You Must Know Your Constitution 516 pages of sharp, technical insight into India’s constitutional fabric, I think even Article 21 needs a nap. Highly recommended for law students, lawyers, and anyone who enjoys mild intellectual suffering
India’s future legal minds speak! 🎓✨
Hear from our July 2025 interns as they share their journey of learning and contributing at the Department of Legal Affairs, Ministry of Law & Justice. Their voices capture the spirit of hands-on training for our legal interns — where ideas met practice and learning found purpose at DLA.
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Stepping into the Central Hall of the old Parliament was nothing short of surreal. The echoes of history, the weight of debates that shaped our nation—it was an unforgettable experience. Grateful to have walked through the heart of Indian democracy.
I have recently read ‘Beyond the Courtroom’ by Fali S. Nariman. This book gives great insight about various laws, public policy, politics and nationhood. At times it may appear to be a generic read but overall it is a good read filled with multiple interesting anecdotes.
Suggest some of the books for better understanding of the socialist politics in India. Especially those books which revolve around leaders like Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia, J.B.Kripalani & Acharya Narendra Dev.
Oxford University Press published a perspective analysis of the legal profession in the US and its shortcomings. In one of the chapters, which resonates best with the Indian scenario. It reads:
“Too much law
Too little justice
Too much rhetoric
Too little reform.”
Your maid stole ₹40,000 from your drawer when you were watching TV in your drawing room, and you're talking about intelligence failure.
The security forces operate in a hostile environment with Pakistani terrorists in the woods nearby and local collaborators working 24x7 to find one opportunity to strike. Stop pissing on them when they don't need the obvious phrases from your air-conditioned hideout. Condemn and wait for your turn
Recently finished reading ‘ Nationalism’ by Rabindranath Tagore . It is a must read book if you want to have the philosophical understanding of the nationalism and its comparison between India & the West.
Just finished reading ‘Before Memory Fades’ by Senior Advocate Fali S. Nariman. An enlightening journey through the life and insights of one of India’s legal luminaries.
Highly recommended! #BookCompletion#Legal#SupremeCourtOfIndia
Attended an insightful conference yesterday on "India's Progressive Path in the Administration of Criminal Justice System" featuring the Chief Justice of Bombay High Court and the Union Law Minister. A remarkable discussion on advancements and future directions. #NewCriminalLaw
I was travelling from Patna to Mumbai by PNBE LTT EXP. What I saw was very unhygienic and disturbing ,the waste bin given for every coach was very small as a result of which most of the people have to throw their waste out side the train. Concerned authorities must look into it
Today I bought five books from Oxford book store at Connaught Place, New Delhi.
These five books are about the eminent personalities who had a lot of contributions in the socio, economic , political, legal and constitutional development of India.
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Deeply saddened by the rape and murder in Savitribai Phule girls hostel near Churchgate. The girl's constant complaints were dismissed until it was too late. We must create a society where victims are heard and protected.
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