This piece has been written by Shruti Kunisetty (Batch of 2022). To the uninitiated, PESIT idli [“Pesit”] refers to a famous idli stall on the Hosakerehalli Road (try pronouncing it)…
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This piece has been written by Anchal Bhatheja (Batch of 2023). Artwork by Priyanka Paul. Dear Potential Beholders, I will start off with introducing you to another rendition of the…
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We are proud to present the brand new Quirk #MeToo Special Edition. The edition has 5 brand new articles as well as a few old ones from our archives. The…
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This piece has been written by Parv Kaushik (Batch of 2021). With the last of the Univs behind us, it is important for us to reassess what we’ve taken these…
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Spadika Jayaraj graduated from law school in 2016, and was a core member of Quirk during her time here. She went on to join McKinsey, a global consulting firm, with…
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This article has been written by Riddhi Rajeshwar Swami and Srobona Ghosh Dastidar (Batch of 2022). The first of the many pieces of unsolicited gyaan that I first received as soon as…
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Law School, like much else, is a place of endless loops and cyclic events. Or, to put it more simply, it is another place where the same shit keeps…
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This article has been written by Mukta Joshi (Batch of 2019) and Aniruddh Nigam (Batch of 2019). In most crappy movies (looking at you, Lagaan), there is an increasingly common…
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This article has been written by Anonymous. One of the side-effects of living away in a small, gated community isolated from urban civilization by dense patches of forest and bad…
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This author has chosen to remain anonymous as the goal of this article is to point out a systemic issue, rather than relating a personal experience. The author hopes to…
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