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Internship @ Maya Foundation, Kolkata: Shelter for Homeless People, No Stipend
Maya Foundation was in charge of a homeless shelter which provided free night time shelter to people sleeping on the streets at night. However it was seen that despite being aware of the facilities provided, many people still seemed to prefer sleeping on the streets. By Anshuman Bose, KIIT School of Law, 1st Year
Internship Experience @ HOPE Foundation, Kolkata: When you teach somebody it gives you an...
The NGO mainly deals with promotion of education amongst the under privileged children. They stay in slums or at the roadside. Here they are taught the basics of education that why education is needed and the problems that they will face if they are illiterate.
Internship @ People’s Union for Civil Liberties (PUCL), Jaipur: Field Work, Lots of Learnings,...
At PUCL you are mostly required to do at least 3 empirical studies involving field work. Mine was visiting the Police Thanas in East Jaipur, visiting old age homes, and visiting night shelters.
Internship @ Voluntary Health Association of Sikkim: Practical Field Work, Co-operative People, No Stipend
It was basically a task where practical field work was required and I had to make people, the local people aware of health and hygiene. Then I was told to make report on the everyday basis and about the knowledge I gained from that. It was a great experience and I came across the truth of life which otherwise I would have not known. By Nairitya Sharma, KIIT School of Law, 1st year
Internship @ Legal Aid Services, West Bengal LASWEB, Kolkata : Work with Justice DK...
We also had a chance to observe techniques of cross examination and the like. Luckily , I also got a chance to work at Justice D.K. Basu's office. There were a lot of interesting cases on family settlements, matrimonial disputes and so on. We got a chance to interact with several lawyers. By Pooja Agarwal, 3rd Year, School of Law, Christ University
Internship Experience @ Consumers India, New Delhi: No stipend, but lots to...
The homely environment. Whenever you go there, it seems just like home, what can be better than that! In every meeting we saw a table nicely arranged with a lot of stuff to eat. It was a chill out session for us!
Internship Experience @ Centre for Development Studies and Activity, Pune: Research and Brainstorming Work,...
Also, the office is situated in the centre of a cluster of trees and you can see only greenery as far as the eye goes, with the exception of some ongoing construction work nearby. The architecture is so well that none of the offices need to be lighted with electricity as long as the sun is up. The whole place exudes a very modest and earthy feel.
Internship Experience @SOS Organics, Almora, Uttarakhand : Mountains can teach you lot more...
Although there was hardly anything “legal” about this internship but I would still recommend people give it a shot since it really affects you and changes you for good or as Santosh puts it, “Mountains, especially Himalayas, can teach you lot more than any college can.” By Vinayak Pant, III semester, University School Of Law and Legal Studies, GGSIPU, Delhi
Internship @ TERI (The Energy and Resource Institute), Delhi: My first internship experience...
I said since I am a first year law student, hence was not well versed with law work and asked her to provide me with some research work on environment. On such response she asked me to make a report on climate change in reference to various industries. I was quite ecstatic with my new task as it seemed to be an easy work. By Apurv Taran, National Law University, Odisha, 4th year
Internship @ Delhi Legal Service Authority (DLSA): A Day-by-Day Account of the 15 Day...
Day 4-6 (13/06/2013 – 15/06/2013) – Tihar Jail Visit: A visit to Tihar Jail was the most awaited amongst the group members. On Day 4 we visited Central Jail no.7 where all the inmates aged between 18-21 years of age are kept. By Garvit Gupta, Government Law College, Mumbai, 2nd Year
Internship @ Human Rights Law Network, Mumbai: The Best Thing is You Learn...
The best thing is you learn a lot (litigation interns). You get to learn a variety of things. All the people are very encouraging and easy going. Everyone has a cool head and there’s no horrible boss scenario. By Lakshika Sachdev, D.E.S Navalmal Firodia Law College, Pune, 2nd Year.
Internship @ National Commission For Women : I Learnt Why NOT to Blame the...
The working environment is pretty amazing. The coordinators are very friendly and cooperative. They are ready to help you any and every time (I personally used to bug them and ask loads of doubts). Share your internship experiences HERE. Login with your Facebook ID
Internship @ Saheli Karyakarta Sangh (NGO), Pune [A Collective of Sex Wokers]: Great Work,...
Inter alia, I worked a little in the field which included taking a sex worker to the hospital for medical check-ups. Majority of my work comprised of the Right to Information procedure, including delivering the the RTI Application to the doorstep of an organisation we planned to sue. By Ritvik Kulkarni , ILS Law College, Pune. II Year BSL LLB. Share your internship experience HERE. Login with your Facebook ID
Internship @ PUCL, Jaipur: Great Work for 1st Year Law Students, Motivating Environment, No...
Everyday new & challenging task was given which was very interesting. The task could be of outside city too. Both boys and girls enjoyed same rights and liberties. They were under same rules and regulations. By Jyotsana Aggarwal, Siddhartha Law College, 2nd Year
Internship @ Make A Difference M.A.D, New Delhi: Diverse Profiles, Learning Being a Change...
There are a lot of Benefits being a MADster as we call ourselves. One can sharpen his teaching skills, revise English Grammar and speaking skills and have your own little fan following. Moreover it opens the gates to other opportunities such as internships, fellowships, events of national and international importance and well acknowledged recognition all over India and even the world. By Ashay Anand, Campus Law Centre, University of Delhi. L.L.B 3rd year
Internship @ Delhi State Legal Services Authority DLSA: Get Practical Legal Aid Knowledge, No...
There were 7 people in my group. All of them were from different Universities. We coordinated really well. Since we had a new venue everyday we used to go out and explore the place after work! By Aarti Goyal, UILS, P.U, Chandigarh, 2nd Year
Internship @ Foundation for Democratic Reforms, Hyderabad: Amazing Research Work, Great Team, Stipend Rs.7000/month.
To elucidate, it can be said that even though the office is pretty small and also that one doesn’t have the tag of interning in a reputed law firm, the kind of work which is given is quite interesting. So from there on, each intern is assigned some work depending on his or her preferences. Adithya Reddy, Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Patiala
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Internship Experience @ Association of Advocacy and Legal Initiatives (AALI): Lucknow Based Feminist Org.:...
Furthermore, I also had an opportunity of witnessing the counselling session of a husband, who had been alleged for committing atrocities on his wife. AALI also provided ground for conciliation of such couples. By Udisha Ghosh. Symbiosis Law School, Pune, IInd Year
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Internship @ Latika Roy Foundation NGO, Dehradun : Work for People With Mental Disability
As she started taking care of her child’s needs, she realized the immense apathy that people with even minor disabilities have to face while going about their life. This coupled with the ridicule that they faced daily specially the term retard attached to them, troubled Jo whose own child would grow to be a victim of the same.
Internship @ CRY, Delhi: Field Visits, Relaxed Work Environment, No Stipend
Best things were the field visits prior to the Mass Enrollment Programme having started. Got to learn a a lot about the actual implementation of the Right to Education. Helped get a clear understanding of its various nuances. Also visited various places like Anganvadis etc. which was a new experience.
Internship @ Chattisgarh Human Rights Commission, Raipur: Exciting Work, Diligence Required, No Stipend
Since I will be a second year student now, I would like my juniors to not feel the same dilemma which we did. One gets the basic knowledge of concepts wherever he/she interns. So to start with one needs to go with at least one internship at State human rights commission just to know how Law helps people in getting aware about their rights. By Ashna. KIIT School Of Law. 1st year
Internship @ People’s Union for Civil Liberties PUCL, Jaipur : Good Work, No Stipend
Usually we were asked for research work which mostly included field work, we went to schools, NREGA, night shelters, had interaction with them and prepare the report and submit it to the General Secretary who was very hardworking and expected same from us. Shikha Sinha, CNLU, III year
Internship @ Rakshak Foundation, New Delhi: Research Based Work, Filing RTI’s, Regular Trips, Rs....
Environment not only means the infrastructure and other things it also means the people you work with, people from different spheres: Budding Engineers, Budding Lawyers, Budding Economists making the environment and awesome Place to work. Upmanyu Bhaumik, Faculty of Law, The ICFAI University, Dehradun, 3rd Year
Internship @ Amnesty International, Bangalore: Human Rights Research Work, Supportive Work Environment, No Stipend
Mostly area of internship is at Amnesty is based on research work. I have very smoothly done my work there. There is no hard and fast rule for anything there. They treat interns with due care and respect. By Paras Nath Singh, Aligarh Muslim University Malappuram Centre, Kerala, 2nd year