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Name of the intern: Nikita Agarwal, National Law University Delhi, Vth Year
Name of the organisation. City: Majlis. Mumbai
How big was the office? Team strength: The office was quite spacious but not very huge. The team is not large and can do with some more lawyers.
Application procedure: There is an online application form that needs to be filled in the majlis website: http://www.majlisbombay.org/
Duration/timings: 2 months; from 10 am to 8 pm
Accommodation: I lived in this PG in Bandra, which was really bad. It was however quite cheap according to Bombay standards and also had a tiny kitchen which helped cut down my food expense massively.
First impression: I was asked to read for the first week. I was introduced to everyone including Flavia Ma’am.
Main tasks: At Majlis, I was assigned to work under a senior lawyer, Adv. Nausheen Yousuf who basically heads the Domestic Violence wing.
The work assigned to me was massive, from tonnes of drafting, to having one-on-one interactions with clients, to going to courts, it was the entire package. I also got to work on a rape case.
Work environment, people: Amazing work ethic. The people are helpful, warm and accommodating They even got me food because I don’t live in Mumbai. My senior lawyer was the best teacher ever and Flavia Ma’am was literally amazing.
Best things: The amount of work I got to do was great. Majlis only takes students who are willing to work for a longer duration. This in turn gives the students to work more than just like interns.
Bad things: No stipend considering how expensive Bombay can be.
What did you do to chill: We always ate lunch together which turned into a huge conversation-which comfortably switched from important women rights issues to talking absolute nonsense.
Stipend: Nil
Anything else you’d like to tell: I loved it there and I suggest anyone who wants to work with women rights’ advocacy to go there. You will never be the same again.
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Hi, I am a student of an upcoming NLU. Could you tell me if they provide PPOs and whether they recruit or not? Considering that I am someone who actually wants to work in such a field, is there any scope of employment there for someone who interns there?