LAW OF SUCCESS
BY Vasudha Gupta
Saurabh Garg, 25, a young lawyer practicing in
the Supreme Court, was invited to the Bar of England and Wales
in October 2011.
Saurabh was invited to the society of the Inner
Temple ,
which has notable alumni, including MK Gandhi and Jawahar Lal Nehru, to its
credit.
This young lad, who has his own law firm, has
studied Intellectual Property Law in the London School of Economics. In his
endeavour to understand the legal system, Saurabh coordinated the ULIS Law and Technology
Seminar as chief
coordinator and represented the university at
Criminal Law Forum, Bhopal .
Motivational
factor.
I
have always aimed to do something for my nation. I wanted to come back to India to open an organization
that works on issues like illiteracy, poverty and population. I want to improve
myself everyday. For me, learning something new everyday is the key.
Feathers
in the cap
I
received the Best Student Advocate award an International Moot Court
competition in 2008. I have written several research papers that have been
published in prestigious journals. I was the only India to study at the Bar in England and secure an internship
with the International Bar Association, London .
In
my pursuit to specialize in mediation, I underwent training to be an accredited
mediator.
Strengths
and weaknesses
I am
focused, optimistic and a confident person.
I think my weakness is that I get aggressive and impatient when it is
comes to getting work done.
Flipside
of being an achiever
It
can lead to have fewer friends. If a person during an interaction with his
friends tries not to make the other person insecure, then he can keep the
friendship going. The problem only comes when the other person feels that he is
being looked down upon.
People
tend to be become envious, judgmental and start expecting a lot from you.
Words
of Wisdom
My
sincere advice is to follow you heart in whatever you want to do in life. One
may face opposition from the people around but they’ll be fine once they see
you happy. Having said that, I believe that it’s not aptitude but attitude that
determines the altitude.
Source: The Tribune 22nd
March, 2012 .