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Internship @ Centre for Law and Policy Research CLPR, Bangalore: Rated 9/10, No Stipend
Since I am fond of Constitutional Law, I had applied for this internship hoping to be given work in that area. I was glad when in the second week my co-intern and I were given the chance to work on a challenging legal opinion which involved Constitutional law and administrative law. By Sohini Chatterjee, 3rd year, NUJS
Internship @ SEWA Self Employed Women’s Agency, Ahmedabad : Bad Work Environment, Terrible Work,...
After a very disappointing first day, I was called by the head and told I shouldn't expect any money for what I was doing. What a fail. Not that I expected any, but she squashed the little hope I had as well. They are the largest Self Help Women's NGO in all of Asia and get grants by the dozen, so you can imagine why I had some hope.
Internship @ Foundation for Democratic Reforms, Hyderabad: Research Work, Stipend Rs. 7000/month
My overall work there included working on the health sector of India, and to collect data of different countries which follow Universal health care system and see how would it apply to India. It was a really interesting task to see how people in different countries.
Internship @ Human Rights Law Network (HRLN), Allahabad : Preparing Survey Reports, Drafting PILs...
We prepared the writ ourselves and argued before the court. There is great confidence boost after this kind of internship. I made new friends, increased some people in the directory of contacts and last but not the least working for Human rights of the downtrodden people was kinda blessing for me. By Ambuj Dixit, KIIT Bhubaneshwar School of Law, 2nd year
Internship @ AALI (Association for Advocacy and Legal Initiatives), Lucknow : Work on Women...
My internship was an enriching experience and I would like to pay my gratitude and thank the entire staff of AALI. I got to learn a lot and I hope I get to learn new things and deal with such sensitive issues as I came across during my internship here. By Priya Pandey; City Academy Law College, Lucknow; 3rd year L.L.B (Hons.)
Internship @ Delhi Legal Service Authority DLSA, New Delhi : Lack of Discpline, Lots...
To start the session, the designated official was not on time, the interns were made to wait one and a half hours for the projector to set, but when the session started it was nice overall, interns were divided in the group of 5-6 (in one group) then after briefing tea n snacks were also provided to the interns which was a way of warm welcome and much needed break after the session. Mansi Bhatia, Vivekanada Institute of Professional Studies, Ist year.
Internship @ Janvikas, NGO, Ahmedabad : Great Work Environment, Passionate People
Stress-free! In one word, this is how the work environment was, much like how I would have liked it to be. The people: not so much, as they were truly, madly, deeply involved in what they were doing. By Sriraman Jha, NUJS, Calcutta, Second Year
Internship @ Centre for Science and Environment [CSE], New Delhi : Great Exposure, Well...
Besides the fun people, the best thing is how well fed they keep you at CSE. There is a very hygienic kitchen on the top floor (which is also very scenic) that offers lunch thali with different vegetables on the menu every day at a minimal Rs. 30/- where all the employees eat together on the top floor.
Internship @ Rural Litigation & Entitlement Kendra (RLEK), Dehradun : Field Work, Homely Work...
Field Work: It depends on the field work take you to the villages nearby.
Research Work: If they have some research work they give to the interns such as grant funding, proposals making, case study and etc. Many other administrative work interns.
By Akanksha Moharir, UPES, 3rd Semester
Internship @ Greenpeace, Bangalore: Engaging, Encouraging Team Members, 10k Stipend
The crowd is casual in both manners and dressing, they speak mostly in English and some Hindi as well. All of them are extremely passionate and committed to what they do, and the same is expected from the intern.
Internship @ People’s Union for Civil Liberties [PUCL], Delhi: No Stipend, Good Experience for...
Mr. Mahi Pal at PUCL would not hesitate to provide any contact information or addresses and encouraged me to meet lawyer's and complainant's on the topic that was assigned to me. For my report completion I went to meet Adv. Ashok Agrawal who was very much open to answer all my queries and also asked me to accompany him on his daily surveys on the particular case topic on which I was preparing the report.
Internship @ Helpage India, Kolkata: Work on Elder Abuse; No Stipend
Two of us were given the task of working on a project based on the social evil of 'elder abuse,' which required lots of reading into articles, projects, the Maintenance Act 2007, National Policy for Elder People, some sections of the CrPC, etc, which they provided us with, along with our own independent research work.
Behind The Scenes of My Internship: 13 Bitter Things I Learnt in an NGO...
8. How to quietly sneak off the bus without buying a ticket and then rejoicing about it because it’s the only funny thing that happened that day.
9. How to listen to music with earphones when both your hands are busy washing clothes and you’re not wearing pants with pockets.
By Tanisha Khaitan
Internship @ CRY, Kolkata: Rated Highly; RTE Related Work
Before coming down we were mailed pre-internship assessment forms (Later you even get post-internship assessment forms). We were briefed about CRY and the work which we were supposed to do. Also we were shown short movie clips and pictures and shown the work done by the previous interns and also made aware about the real situation of children in India. Raunak Mohta, IInd year , RGNUL , Patiala (Punjab).
Internship @ Centre for Disability Studies, NALSAR, Hyderabad: A Fantastic Research Internship
The best days of my internship were when Prof. Amita Dhanda would take classes for us interns to discuss, explain and make us understand the activities of the Centre and various concepts of human rights as it gave the interns to learn from a brilliant teacher and also clear our mind in relation to the work allotted to us by sharing our progress with the professor. Chanakya Talwar, Amity Law School, Delhi, IInd year
Internship @ Navjyoti India Foundation, Gurgaon
The best thing that allured me was the SABHA organized there every Saturdays. Every SABHA was based on an unanimous agenda raised by the villagers who used to attend it and the experts being called to throw light on the same. By Aparajita, UPES, 2nd year
Internship @ Greenpeace, Bangalore: Big Interactions, Big Stipend (Rs. 9000 for 1 Month)
Biggest plus point of is stipend. It will be given as a Cheque by end of internship which is sum of efforts plus work (200 per working day + Rs. 4000 if you cover a mandate fixed by organisation). So if you intern for 25 working days you have a good chance of getting Rs.9000 (200*25 plus 4000). By Arun, DSNLU, 1st year
Internship @ Janaagraha, Bangalore: Dismal Experience, No Stipend, Rated 6/10
The work was very tedious and mind Ctrl + F and “analyse” the provisions of the acts and answer the questions. So in all I was made to answer around 600 questions.
Internship at CCL-NLSIU (Centre For Child and The Law); Rated 10/10, No Stipend, Top...
Then we had regular meetings held where in wherein the rural team also participates and we have new agendas proposed for the next week. I had to do extensive reading about the laws in different countries and having a comparison drawn between the Indian laws and other foreign laws. By Kavita Kumar, ILS Pune
Internship @ PILSARC, New Delhi; Good Work, No Stipend, Rated 8/10
It is a brilliant internship. The office is slow but highly resourceful. If you are interested in working then you will end up working a lot. But if you are there for the sake of doing an internship then you will end up doing nothing substantive at all. The workplace is friendly. Dr. Rajeev Dhavan is a very jolly person and he appreciates hard-working interns a lot. Nandini Pathak, Jindal Global Law School, 2nd year
Internship@ Multiple Action Research Group (MARG-NGO), Delhi
The best part of working with MARG was the atmosphere. It was a great mixture of a dedication and a relaxed environment. Every employee gave each other ample space and was extremely courteous.
Internship@ Alternative Law Forum, Bangalore
I also learnt how to draft a contract for the first time! The work was immensely interesting and it gave me an opportunity to look at a very different (alternative!) side of law.
Internship@ Haq- Centre for Child Rights, New Delhi
I have been to the Khan Market slum, and the Jhuggi-Jhopri cluster near Indian Habitat centre with Abraham, Deepshikha and Stuti to shoot for the documentary related to the displacement caused due to the common-wealth games. It was a fun as well as learning experience for me and I enjoyed working at all these projects.
Internship@ HRLN (Human Rights Law Network), Kolkata
It was fun going to the HRLN office every day. Even if I was given clerical work sometimes, I felt so connected to the organization that I even enjoyed doing those.