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ABOUT THE INTERN
Anchit Jain, 2nd Year, BBA LLB (Hons.), ICFAI University, Dehradun
DURATION OF INTERNSHIP
15 June – 15 July
OFFICE NAME AND ADDRESS
Zenith, Student Welfare Society, Peeli kothi, Shivpuri, MP, 473551
APPLICATION PROCEDURE
Its easy to get in touch with the secretary and leader of the NGO, Abhay jain, by mailing him the CV and cover letter. The mail id is abhayjainnlu@gmail.com
After receiving your mail he’ll respond to it and then you can get his cell number, which will be easy for you to talk with him.
FIRST IMPRESSION
The environment was very informal there, as Abhay is also a student thus it was very easy to get comfortable with him.
The Office lies within the boundaries of his house which made it too frank and family environment.
You can sit beneath a tree or roam in the back area while you are scheduling or discussing the agenda or project for your work.
WORK ENVIRONMENT AND PEOPLE
The organization is too frank and is collectively a group of students, pursuing their courses from different NLUs, IITs and Private universities.
The NGO basically runs a liabrary that is why students other then law are also attached and working with their abilities. we planned the agenda in the garden, tea shop or at any place where we found suitable, sometimes we were informed through an email.
The behavior or the seniors was frank, but if showing any sign of indiscipline towards the task can attract a serious warning mail.
The best part was, we had complete authority on our work, but that authority is assigned only if you works impressively.
WORK
We discussed the problems of the city Shivpuri, through group discussion or personal sitting so that we can arrive on a suitable solution.
Then we went to the local administration and discussed the problems and solutions.
We had to find out the points for drafting petitions.
We did survey of villages by visiting to ground zero and by discussing the issues with the villagers.
We took training sessions of anganwadi workers by discussing the basic legal problems through law in very simpler way.
We visited the district jail so that we can suggest ideas for the betterment of prisoners.
We filed RTIs and hosted central information commissioner of India Prof. M.S. Acharyulu.
GOOD THING
Comfortable working environment. Frank people. Ample of places to hangout as Shivpuri is India’s 1st tourist city and was summer capital of Scindia dynasty. Chances of travelling while working.
BAD THING
Totally field work. Meeting with govt. is mainly irritating.
STIPEND
No stipend
ACCOMMODATION AND FOOD
Depends on the availability.
TIMINGS
Depends on you and your senior’s decision, but always comfortable.
