ABOUT ME

Welcome to my legal blog! 

I'm Priyanshu Dhoke, a first-year student pursuing B.Sc LL.B. at the National Forensic Science University. With a passion for law and a keen interest in staying updated with legal developments, this blog serves as a platform to share legal updates, discuss landmark judgments, and reflect on my internship experiences.

I have participated in one prestigious national moot court competition to improve my research and argumentation skills. Additionally, I have completed one internship to gain practical knowledge. I have also volunteered in intra-moot competitions, international conferences, etc. I'm proficient in Microsoft Office, C/C++ programming languages, and MySQL for efficient tasks.

Beyond my academic endeavors, you may discover me passionately singing songs.

Thank you for taking the time to visit my profile. Happy learning!

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