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SRIRAM LAW TIMES - A BI-MONTHLY NEWSLETTER November - December

After the exams, yowill have all the time to g

anxious.

This issue

contains:SRIRAM Students crackCLAT in large numbers!

PAGE 1Toppers speak

PAGE 2-3

Interview with CLAT

Topper PAGE 4-5

News in briefPAGE 6-9

Quiz CornerPAGE 10

Law TimesExclusively for SRIRAM Studen

SRIRAM Students CRACK CLAT

in large numbers!

Sriram Law Academy, the

trusted name among students in the

field of Law School Entrance

Preparation, has produced All India

1st Rank for the 10th year in a row!

Doing it this time was Dhruva

Gandhi, our online student from

Mumbai with a whopping total of

over 160 marks, an incredible feat

notwithstanding negative marking.

Over 360 SRIRAM students from

both classroom and online programs

have made it to top law schools.

This year also saw an increase of5000 more students, taking the

number to 30000 students who took

CLAT. With static GK becoming a

part of GK segment and introduction

of negative marking posed great

challenge students.

Students who had put in painsta

labour, coupled with implicit faith

SRIRAMs faculty team and reso

materials made it to their dream coll

in style.

With 2012-13 batch coming to

successful close, we at Sriram

Academy have shifted our focus on2013-14 batch of students with rene

enthusiasm.

This issue of SLT carries an interview w

CLAT topper Mahima Priyani who

spoken to SRIRAM TEAM with clarity.

read her interview and take her

seriously. Other regular columns suc

News in brief, Quiz are also part of edition. We have also published be

the straight from the heart feedbac

some of our students. Do mail us y

feedback on SLT

sriram_vidyashram@yahoo.co.in

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Students reminisce their coaching stint @ Sriram Law Academy

It would not have been possible to get into NLS if it wasn't for Sriram Law Academy. The

coaching at Sriram has been a wholesome experience. The material provided is very

concise and makes facts easy to remember. The best part was the legal classes. They were

extremely interesting as well as fun. Another important part of the experience is that weare able to interact with so many future lawyers. The teachers provide support and

guidance throughout. I am truly grateful for having had the opportunity to study at Sriram.

Sarangan Rajeshkumar

National Law School, Bangalore.

My Sriram experience has indeed been great. The modules provide a great means for a

comprehensive preparation. Mock tests are very well structured and intelligently planned, providing

a good challenge to every aspirant. The worksheets and supplements have been of great help and

the faculty has always been available for doubt clarification.

Harshavardhan Sunder

National Law School, Bangalore.

The sriram online mocks are easy to navigate and well-made based on past papers and

pattern. The newsletters are also helpful keeping in mind our needs. The website has useful

information for law school aspirants.

Gaurav Haresh Bhawnani

National Law School, Bangalore.

The course offered by Sriram Law Academy opened new horizons for me and provided in depth

knowledge about the law entrance test. Timely availability of the study material and standard of

the mock tests are excellent. Also, the kind and quick reply to all the problems is very

helpful. The Sriram Law Times covers the most essential topics and is the best

aggregation of current affairs.

Ishita Khokhar

National Law School, Bangalore.

First of all, I am thankful for the endless support, encouragement and guidance which I

have received from SRIRAM Law Academy, without this my preparation would have been

incomplete. SRIRAM RAPID COURSE/TARGET PLUS COURSE laid a resolute foundationfor my entire preparation. The classes @ SRIRAM, the daily tests and the mock exams were

very indeed helpful. I can say with confidence that a law aspirant would be in safe hands if

he/she with SRIRAM LAW Academy.

Siddharth Bajpai

National Law School, Bangalore.

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Students reminisce their coaching stint @ Sriram Law Academy

I would l ike to express my gratitude for all the help I received from you :) I'm sincerely

indebted for the excellent material provided by your team. The legal aptitude book 1 and the

A-Z GK were especially good. The online mock tests really gave me practice and confidence

which really helped me go that extra mile :) Thank you once again and I know you don't

advertise but I'll be telling everyone interested in Law all about you. Thanks a ton.

Aarant Sarangi

NALSAR, Hyderabad

Sriram helped me by giving me high quality knowledge, constant consistent practice with

regularity. Thanks to Sriram I have been able to practice for Law entrances in a manner that will

ensure success. Sriram Academy is the best of the best and the top of the tops in Law entrance

training.

Sameera Balani

NALSAR, Hyderabad

Enrolling to sriram has been a good experience. the study material and the mock tests havereally helped me to practice all sorts of questions.The elaborate and exhaustive explanations

given along with the answers cleared my concepts to a great deal.

Pranjal Gupta

NALSAR, Hyderabad

Sriram Law Academy was just the ingredient I needed to nurture myself for this oncoming

examination. I have been able to pull through because these classes have given me the

necessary knowledge and information to get through.

Anurag Gupta

NALSAR, HyderabadSriram Law Academy was instrumental in my cracking the CLAT. The Sunday classes during

the year helped me to ensure that my work was organized and that my preparation was

regular.The mocks helped me find my weaknesses and work on them. The online mock series

was especially helpful in dealing with the negative marking scare. And most importantly,

Hema maam and the faculty at Sriram were always there to clear my doubts, however trivial

they may have been. The personal attention I received was heartening.

Vishnu Sumanth

NALSAR, Hyderabad

My 2-year Sriram experience was a great one from the very first day of class in 11th. The faculty

was great and the class discussions were electric. The best part of Sriram is the accessibility ofthe teachers, mainly Hema ma'am. They are always there to answer any doubt you have at any

time, however basic your doubt is.

The material was very informative and was the key in my CLAT preparation. The icing on the

cake is the mock tests. The many mock tests we took put us at ease for the actual exam. I owe

my success in CLAT completely to Sriram Law Academy and especially Hema ma'am.

Rahul Chandramouli

NUJS, Kolkata.

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An interview with

Mahima Priyani,CLAT 2013 topper, now in

National Law School, Bangalore

MAHIMA PRIYANIAIR 59, CLAT 2013.

I realized I wanted a good career

through which I could have an impact

on the society. Though, the whole

idea of choosing law as a career,

going to law school and pursuing

what I really wanted to begin to take

solid form only around 11th grade and

thats when I decided that this is my

cup of tea.

Also, I loved the idea of being in the

invigorating environment law school

would provide, of being around

similar minded people and of the

opportunities that would open up

once I am there.

When did you start preparing forCLAT 2013?

I joined Sriram Law Academy in the

beginning of 11th

grade and went for

classes on Sundays for a 2 year

period. Attending these classes,

especially the Legal Aptitude and

Reasoning classes by Hema mam only

made me realize how right my

decision was and that I really liked

studying law. Although I didnt take

things too seriously in 11th

, I started

working harder at coaching in 12thbecause I realized time was running

out and I didnt have much done. In

the last 47 days (post board exam,

pre-CLAT period), I intensified my

preparation and did majority of the

work in this time. I would say by the

time I reached this period, I had more

or less of a bridge ready. My work

towards the end was to repair and

mend parts of this bridge that

required attention.

How did you juggle between your

preparation for Board Exams and

CLAT?

I took Science stream in school

and that demanded quite a bit of

work and attention on my part.

Hence after November (4 months

before boards) CLAT prep had to

take a backseat. But until then I

tried very hard to give CLAT prep

at least around 3-4 hours a week

(excluding classes). I would

regularly download the

newsletters and other material on

the Sriram website besides laying

my hands upon as much practice

material as I could get.

Describe the role played bySriram Law Academy in your

success.

Being a part of Sriram Law

Academy was vital to my success.

I attended the Classroom

program for two years and the

hours I spent here were invaluable

to my prep.

Besides the extremely well

planned and concise study

material and the resourcefulness

of the amazing faculty, theseclasses played an important part

in keeping me motivated. Every

Sunday was like a fresh reminder

of my goals and how much I still

had to do to achieve them. My

favorite days were when some

seniors, who were studying in

NLUs and had been a part of SLA,

would come and talk to us about

their experiences and inspire us

with their CLAT stories. I also

loved the debates and discussions

that became a part of our Legal

classes and will forever be grateful

for all the information, stimulus

and guidance that SLA provided

me with.

You have achieved a top rank in

CLAT 2013. How does it feel?It feels pretty amazing. When I look

back at the last two years, I realize I

have grown a lot as a person and that

if you have a passion for something, it

doesnt remain all that hard anymore.

I have gained a lot of knowledge in

the process and realized that I could

achieve a lot more than I thought I

could if I just set mind to it. In fact,

anyone can if they determine to.

What / Who inspired you to

consider law as a career option?

I was in 9th

grade when my seniors

organized our schools first MUN. It is

basically a stimulation of the United

Nations Organization wherein people

pose as diplomats from various

countries and debate on global issues.

Needless to say, it was a stimulating

experience and I fell in love with

debating and found out that I really

liked finding out more about how the

world worked, how governments co-

operated and dealt with pressing

matters and what rules governed

their methods.

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How did you manage to tackle

negative marking in CLAT?

This was the tricky part. You have

to try and answer as many possiblequestions leaving out only the ones

you have NO IDEA about. When

youre getting 1 mark for every

correct answer and -0.25 marks for

every wrong answer, the laws of

probability are on your side.

Nevertheless, be careful. Leaving

out around 20-50 questions is the

last thing you should be doing. Its

about intelligent guessing. If you

dont know the answer to a

particular question, try and

eliminate one or two options using

logic. Between the remaining two,

if you cant eliminate, go with your

gut instinct. Such risks youll have

to take. The key to be able to this in

limited time in an efficient way in

the exam is: PRACTICE! Take as

many mocks as possible to sharpen

your guessing skills. When you do

simple practice tests, apply

negative marking to them too.

Most importantly, dont panic. It

kills your reasoning skills.

Personally, you should have enough

practice and confidence to be able

to answer at least 185 questions

(out of 200) with 80-100% surety in

each.

GK is a vast area. Given that you

had to work on both Current

Affairs and Static GK, how did you

go about it?

The GK section requires a lot of

brainstorming on your part. It is

impossible to remember ALL THOSE

names, dates, places and events, so

you have to make patterns and

connections inside your head as youtry to remember them.

Also, leaving this section entirely to

the last few days is folly, start now!

Highlight the important points or

make notes, whatever suits you, but

make sure they dont leave your head

the minute you turn the page.

Besides, this way, you can always

come back and easily revise. For

Static GK, I used Pearsons Concise

General Knowledge Manual. I found it

had pretty much everything I needed

to know. The Sriram A-Z on GK was

very good and handy. The Sriram

newsletters were also extremely

helpful. If you look online, there is no

shortage of supplementary material

available. Something I found

particularly useful was online GK

quizzes. They were a great of learning

new things I didnt know and a quick

Google search would give me a

background of the question and I was

one piece of information richer.

Would you like to share some tips

with our students who are gearing

up for the 2014 examination?

Use your time efficiently. There goes

a saying, plan the work, and work

the plan which is precisely what your

mantra should be.

To start with, make a list of what

you know and what you dont

know (roughly) and then work

your way towards realizing just

how much more work you need

to do to get where you want to

be. It is very important to judge

accurately the gap between

where you stand and where you

think you should.

This will help you keep focused.

When you plan, fix the no. of

hours youll be studying each

day of for that particular day.

Make short term goals and stick

to them. Keep them practical

and achievable. If youve got a 4-

6 months at hand, 6-8 hours a

day should be enough. If youre

in the last one month of your

preparation, make that 12-14

hours a day. Sounds harsh? It is, I

never said its going to be easy. I

didnt achieve the above

immediately, I had to work my

way towards it. Know this, it

isnt impossible, you can do it

too.

Lastly, I cant stress enough onthe value of keeping a calm

mind. Easier said than done, I

know, but it can be the

difference between getting a

seat in the top NLUs and not

getting one at all. Keep yourself

level headed and dont think

about whats at stake. Instead

think about your strengths and

how youve worked on your

weaknesses and youll find a

strange feeling of content and

confidence.

All the Best!

Mahima

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1. Britains first woman Prime Minister, Margaret Thatcher, known as the Iron Lady, passed away on April 8, 2013in London.

2. N. Ravi, director of Kasturi and Sons Limited publisher of The Hindu, and a former Editor of the paper, wasunanimously elected President of the Editors Guild of India.

3. Industrialist Rama Prasad Goenka architect of the RPG Enterprises conglomerate spanning varied interestsfrom power to music passed away in Kolkata on April 14, 2013.

4. The former Chief Justice of India, J.S. Verma, who headed a three-member panel to examine laws dealing withcrimes against women died in New Delhi on April 22, 2013.

5. Mathematical genius Shakuntala Devi, nicknamed human computer for her ability to make complex mentalcalculations, died in Bangalore on April 21, 2013.

6. Lalgudi G. Jayaraman, the violinist whose tonal quality and chiseled rendering elevated Carnatic music to newheights, died in Chennai on April 22, 2013.

7. Ravuri Bharadwaja, the Telugu writer on April 17, 2013 was selected for the prestigious Jnanpith Award 2012.He got the award for his contributions to Telugu literature for over a period of six decades.

8. Legendary actor, Pran Krishan Sikand on April 12, 2013 was awarded with Bollywoods highest honour inIndian Cinema Dadha Saheb Phalke Award 2012.

9. The Planning Commission of India on April 19, 2013 launched IBIN (India Backbone Implementation Network)for effective implantation of its core programmes and policies. IBIN will address the need to improve

implementation of policies and programmes chartered out in the 12th Five Year Plan as critical necessity for

accelerating more inclusive and faster growth.

10.International Monetary Fund (IMF) in its latest release on April 16, 2013 of the World Economic Outlook(WEO) slashed the growth projection of India from its earlier prediction of5.9 per cent to 5.7 per cent for thecalendar year 2013.

11.The Union Cabinet of India on April 18, 2013 approved the National Policy for Children, 2012. The policy wasapproved to reaffirm the commitment of the Government towards the realization of the rights of the Children

in the Country as it recognized that every person below 18 years in age as a child. The policy has identified

survival, nutrition, health, development, education, protection and participation as undeniable rights of every

child, and these have been recognized as the key priority areas.

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12.Nicolas Maduro of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela has been sworn in as the new President ofVenezuela.

13.The New York Times won four Pulitzer Prizes on April 15, 2013, including the award for investigative reportingfor stories that detailed how Wal-Mart used bribery to expand in Mexico.

14.Adam Scott won the Augusta Masters Golf championship on April 14, 2013. He beat Angel Cabrere in the play-off for the title. It was his maiden major title.

15.Tennis star, Serena Williams was ranked number one in an unchanged top 10 issued on April 8, 2013 by theWTA (Women Tennis Association). Williams has 11,115 points to her credit.

16.Mukesh Ambani retained the top spot among Indians on Forbes annual list of the wealthiest worldsbillionaires with an estimated worth of $21.5 billion.

17.Mr. Krishnakumar Natarajan took over as Chairman of NASSCOM for the year 2013-14.18.In its report Asian Development Outlook 2013, the Asian Development Bank maintains that the Indian

economy could grow at an improved rate of 6 percent during 2013-14, provided reforms are put in place at a

faster pace.

19.A high-level panel headed by space scientist and Planning Commission member Dr. K. Kasturiranganrecommends ban on mining in 37% of Western Ghats including thermal power, major construction, and some

hydel power projects.

20.Rising Indian star shuttler P.V. Sindhu won the womens singles title at the Malaysian Grand Prix badmintonchampionship in Kuala Lumpur, beating Juan Gu of Singapore in the final.

21.Celebrated Indian hornbill conservator Ms. Aparajita Datta was conferred the prestigious Whitley Award, alsoreferred to as the Green Oscar, by the Royal Geographical Society, London, for her work to save the

threatened hornbills in the forests of Arunachal Pradesh.

22.The Union Cabinet granted the Classical Status to Malayalam, thus putting it in the league of Tamil, Kannadaand Telugu. Thus all the four languages of South India, have been accorded the Classical Status.

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23. The Supreme Court upheld the governments proposal to allow foreign direct investment (FDI) in multi-brandretail trade (MBRT) and held that the move does not suffer from any unconstitutionality, illegality,

arbitrariness or irrationality.

24.The Rajya Sabha passed the Railway budget and the Finance Bill25.Vice-President of India Hamid Ansari inaugurated the International Centre for Environment Audit and

Sustainable Development (iCED) in Jaipur.

26.India nominated a group ofsix hill forts in Rajasthan and the Great Himalayan National Park in HimachalPradesh as candidates for World Heritage Sites.

27.Senior Congress leader Siddaramaiah was sworn in as Chief Minister of Karnataka before a mammothgathering at the Kanteerava Stadium in Bangalore by Governor H.R. Bharadwaj.

28.The Centre set up an expert committee under Raghuram Rajan, Chief Economic Advisor to the FinanceMinistry, for evolving a composite development index for States.

29.The Union Cabinet gave its approval for increasing the creamy layer income criterion from Rs. 4.5 lakh toRs. Six lakh per annum throughout the country.

30.Bollywood actor Sanjay Dutt surrendered before the designated TADA court in Mumbai to serve his three-and-a-half-year sentence in the 1993 Mumbai serial bomb blast case.

31.Defence Secretary Shashi Kant Sharma was appointed as Comptroller and Auditor-General of India.32.Arunima Sinha, a former national volleyball player who lost one of her legs having been thrown off a moving

train in 2011, created history, becoming the first Indian amputee to conquer Mount Everest.

33.The Union government gave the nod to a proposal to grant the Rajali National Park in Uttarakhand the statusof a tiger reserve.

34.The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCC) announced that a three-member commission will probe the roleof Chennai Super Kings official Gurunath Meiyappan in the spot-fixing and betting scandal that rocked IPL-6.

35.Malala Yousafzai, the Pakistani schoolgirl shot in the head by the Taliban, announced the first grant of$45,000 from the Malala Fund for girls education to an unnamed organization in Pakistans Swat Valley.

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36.The Conference of Parties to the Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants, meeting inGeneva, approved non-chemical as well as chemical alternatives to Endosulfan.

37.The US and the 10-member Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN) discussed a wide range ofpressing regional issues, including maritime security and transnational crime, during the annual dialogue

between the two sides in Washington.

38.Brazils Roberto Azevedo won the race to become the next head of the World Trade Organization, the firstcandidate from the BRIC club of emerging economies to take the job.

39.The Group of Seven (G-7) industrialized nations agreed in London that collective action is needed to target taxevasion and avoidance, including by multinational companies using transfer pricing rules to shift profits into tax

havens.

40.Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates regained the title of worlds richest person with a fortune valued at $72.7 billionon Bloombergs billionaire index.

41.Samina Balg, a 22 year old woman became the first female Pakistani to scale the worlds tallest mountainwhen she reached the 8.848 metre summit of Mount Everest.

42.The heads of States and Government of the 27 nation EU, at a one-day summit in Brussels, decided to curbcorporate tax avoidance by plugging the legal loop-holes.

43.Yichiro Miura, a professional mountaineer, set a new world record by becoming the oldest climber to reach thesummit of Mount Everest, worlds highest peak at the age of 80.

44.Seven months after deadly super storm Sandy devastated the coastline of New Jersey and parts of New York,all New York City beaches were reopened.

45.African Union (A.U.) leaders met in Addis Ababa to tackle conflicts on the continent.

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46.Sebastian Vettel extended his lead in the 2013 title race when he claimed victory for Red Bull at the BahrainGrand Prix in Manama.

47.Gibraltar was granted full UEFA membership, becoming the 54th and smallest member of European footballsgoverning body.

48.Mumbai Indians won their maiden Pepsi Indian Premier League title beating the Chennai Super Kings by 23runs in the final in Kolkata.

49.Indias bid for observer status in the Arctic Council was successful on May 15, 2013 along with that of five othercountries China, Italy, Japan, South Korea and Singapore at a meeting in Kiruna, Sweden.

50.Chinese Premier Li Keqiang, was on a three-day visit to India in the third-week of May. During this visit Indiaand China expressed a strong desire to resolve pending issues and take the relationship forward in new spheres

such as civil nuclear energy.

51.Nawaz Sharifs Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) has secured majority in Pakistans NationalAssembly after 18 independent candidates joined the party, allowing it to form government as the centre

without striking alliance with any other party.

52.International Council on Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS) approved Japans Mount Fuji to be declared as theUNESCO World Heritage site. Mount Fuji is the snow-topped volcano in Japan. Formal decision would be taken

about its declaration as the world heritage site when the World Heritage Committee of UNESCO will meet in

Cambodia in June 2013.

53. The Union Cabinet of India on May 1, 2013 approved the launch of the National Urban Health Mission toreduce rates of infant mortality, maternal mortality and for universal access to reproductive health care.

The cost of the National Urban Health Mission for 5 years is 22507 crore rupees and the Central government

will share 16955 crore rupees. The mission will be implemented in 779 cities and towns each with thepopulation of more than 50,000 has expected to cover about 7.75 crore

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1. A young Indian biologist was honoured with the Whitley award, also known as Green Oscar, in London on 2May 2013. Who is she?

2. Singer Hariharan was conferred with the Lata Mangeshkar Samman Alankaran on 20 May 2013. Which Indianstate government confers this award?

3. The Ministry for Information & Broadcasting, on 10 May 2013 presented the prestigious Dadasaheb Phalkeaward for life time achievement to______.

4. According to the Economic review 2012-13, presented by the Prime Ministers Economic Advisory Council(PMEAC) in April 2013, at what per cent will the Indian economy grow in the new financial year that began on 1

April 2013?

5. International Monetary Fund, in its latest release on 16 April 2013 of the World Economic Outlook (WEO),slashed the growth projection of India from its earlier prediction of 5.9 percent to ______.

6. The Supreme Court of India on 1 May 2013 upheld the constitutional validity of Governments decision allowing51 percent foreign direct Investment in the ______ sector.

7. The Union Cabinet of India, on 9 May 2013, decided to declare the year 2013 as the year of ______.8. The Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, on 21 May 2013, relaxed the eligibility parameters for a

scheme which provides financial assistance to mothers for institutional deliveries. Which is that scheme?

9. Who is the renowned space scientist of India, who was inducted into the highly coveted Satellite Hall ofFame, Washington?

10.Name the eminent Indian journalist who was named the new editor of Time International.11. Who was conferred the Pakistans highest civil award Nisha-e-Pakistan in May 2013?12.Which creative writer was conferred the 2013 Man Booker International Prize?13. What was Indias position in the Human Development Report of the UNDP brought out in March 2013?14.Which Indian city would host the 2014 Thomas and Uber Cup finals?15.Who has been appointed as new President of the Editors Guild of India?

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