Name, College, Year of Study, Email ID
Abhishek Sharma, IIT Kharagpur, 2013-16, abhishek791990@gmail.com
Name of Organisation, Location, Team Strength
Advocate K.C. Sharma, District Court, Panipat
Application Process
Contacted through personal reference
Duration of internship and timings
1 Month, 9:30 AM to 4 PM
First impression, first day formalities, infrastructure
Being my first law internship, I was fascinated by the court proceedings. Sir explained about the court system and the basic procedures and functioning.
Main tasks
1. Researching for case laws on Criminal & Matrimonial Matters
2. Assisting sir in preparing briefs for proceedings before District Courts
Work environment and people
Friendly environment. Junior counsels also helped in bridging the gap between theoretical aspects of law and the actual situation in courts.
Best things
Practical aspects of the court proceedings- essential for a budding lawyer- were brushed. Shared awesome delicacies with the counsels.
Bad things
Nothing.
Stipend
None, but got few books on Criminal Trials and Evidence as gifts.
Biggest Lessons
There are no substitutes to hard work and knowledge.
Any Other Things
Highly recommended for initial phase of internships.


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