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Can reliability matter more than brilliance as a law student? A conversation with Anagha Anuraj

What makes someone a lawyer people trust?  If you've ever thought becoming a good lawyer is about collecting prestigious internships or building the perfect résumé, this conversation might challenge that assumption. Our next guest believes that while competence may open doors, it's reliability that earns trust. Currently pursuing the Integrated Programme in Law at the Indian Institute of Management Rohtak, she has built experience across leading organizations including Chandhiok & Mahajan, Larsen & Toubro, EY, DSK Legal, GIZ India, the National Green Tribunal, and the IPL Placement & Internship Committee. Alongside internships, policy research, legal writing, and leadership roles, she has consistently explored what actually shapes a sustainable legal career beyond impressive titles. Joining us today is Anagha Anuraj , a law student, researcher, and legal professional in the making who believes that careers aren't built by chasing prestigious names alone, they...

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