Advocate Salary in Government in India

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as an advocate having work experience of more than 7 years I have not much complain about my work experience and work satisfaction. But this COVID19 pandemic has left the professional life in uncertainty. Now I can not choose other profession and if this situation continues for more than two three months then worse thing will happen not only to me but many junior advocates like me.

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...e but sometimes I feel few things can be done up-to date in this electronic age. For example in searching of an old disposed case it takes one week/two unless you pay off someone to do the job.

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It keeps you opportunity of learning new everyday

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Most of the seniors donot pay anything to juniors after taking 12/14hrs of service and thus many brilliant young talented people go away from practice in search of jobs. Thus lack of knowledgeable lawyers r seen

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Good work environment, you can enhance your knowledge and skills. There are soo many chances for growth as much as you can. Teammates are supportive and the management is transparent. There is place available for chilling with utilities.

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Lack of facilities provided to employees, but at a large extent it is good. Growth is in continuing process, but you have to comparison with salary given by management. I must say the here is no place for politics.

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I like to handle and solve the legal hurdles which my clients faces and want to get relief for them before the Honourable Court. The Calcutta High Court Bar is providing financial assistance during the lockdown period.

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There is no fixed income or salary monthly. As a result I faced financial crisis.

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Gauhati High Court is the best place to learn. People are very helping and co-operative. I started my career as a lawyer in Gauhati High Court and got to learn many things from the respected seniors. I am proud that I was a part of Gauhati High Court.

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Work pressure is very high as compared to the salary.