My Journey

Since my school days, I have always been very devoted to the subject of Justice. I have striven to always succeed academically, knowing that I wanted to become someone who stood up for others. During my graduation and postgraduation from HNLU, one of the first things I learned regarding the legal system was the concept that nothing in this world is completely black or white. It started with a game that my father used to teach called “What If” and required me to keep proposing different scenarios to challenge a concept. Through this, I learned that every action had to be evaluated in context to fully understand its reasoning and origin and that the law existed to provide guidelines for how to handle each unique case. This inspired me to take on legal studies as a college student, and I wish to continue my journey in the field of law. As a hardworking and focused person, I have always believed that a person can keep learning and developing oneself through diverse experiences that make me prepared for the challenges of the future. Now that I have come to the end of my graduation and post-graduation and I have been trying to mold my professional skills, this aphorism has become even more relevant to me to grow even more skilled in my academic choice. When it comes to my academics, I have always been a responsible and inquisitive learner. I always tried to understand the nature of the concepts that I learned while understanding their social and legal implications. This immensely helped me to look at various legal matters and laws in a new light. When I began thinking about my future prospects after my academics, I understood that the competition in the field is extremely high and one needs to be exceptionally skilled.