During my internship at the Rajasthan High Court, Jaipur Bench, I gained valuable hands-on experience in various aspects of legal practice. My responsibilities included drafting writs under Articles 226 and 227 of the Indian Constitution, as well as criminal writs, rejoinders, and other legal applications. I applied my legal research skills to thoroughly analyze the facts and relevant laws, and then meticulously drafted the documents to effectively present the client's case. I also attended court proceedings, closely observed the arguments presented by legal counsel and the rulings made by the honorable judges, and prepared detailed case briefs. Furthermore, I had the opportunity to visit the Supreme Court of India, which allowed me to observe the highest court in the country in action and gain a deeper understanding of the judicial system. This internship has been invaluable in shaping my legal skills and preparing me for a future career in the legal field.

As a legal intern at the District and Session Court of Jaipur, I am fortunate to be gaining invaluable exposure to a diverse range of criminal matters. My primary responsibilities involve the meticulous filing and drafting of various legal documents. I have had the privilege of attending court proceedings, particularly those dealing with offenses related to women's atrocities and the Negotiable Instruments Act.

As a legal intern, I got exposure to civil and service matters. I attended various court proceedings and helped draft and file the plants. Research and analytics were my critical work during my internship.