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Internship for 4 students IP sir

3rd year
CCI, Clasis, IICA, legal vacancies group, Dell,

Ramesh Gupta
Kk manan

Competition Protection:
The main legislation governing competition in India is the Competition Act, 2002 which repealed the Monopolies and Restrictive
Trade Practices (MRTP) Act, 1969 and provided for a modern framework of competition protection.
Competition Act, 2002: An Incomplete Act:
The various forms of mergers, amalgamations and combinations in India are done as per the provisions of Competition Act,
2002. Prior to competition Act, 2002 there was MRTP ACT, 1969 Act,
The Competition Law, 2002 & Its Development Factors:
Today, the whole world is facing the thought cut competition and to stand ‘in’; every nation is trying to pull their economy up.
The globalization and urbanization are also playing a good role in the same.
Trade Secrets & Competition Act: A bird’s eye view:
Intellectual property rights create monopolies, while a competition law battles monopolies. How do the two policies interact? Is
there a balance?
New competition regime in India:
The UK White Paper on competition published in July 2001 interalia observed that vigorous Competition is vital to innovation,
strong and effective markets, consumer interest and productivity growth in the economy.
Cross Border Mergers: Implications under the Competition Act, 2002:
On January 31, 2007, the steel goliath Tata Steel Limited concluded one of the biggest Indian cross-border merger deals by
acquiring the Anglo-Dutch steel company, Corus Group Plc. for $13.70 billion.
Enforcement of Competition Law In India: A Comparative Analysis with U.K & EU:
India has some unique features including a mixed economy, where private sector participation has been allowed in some public
sector undertakings.
Competition Law and Intellectual Property Laws:
The Government of India in pursuit of increasing the economic efficiency of the country acknowledged the Liberalization
Privatization Globalization (LPG) era by liberalizing the economy and reducing governmental control.

Why did you choose Chevening?

 Chevening will fully support my foreign education. Moreover, it gives me an opportunity to create international links
and join the global professional network of scholars.

What are you most looking forward to about your time in the UK?
 I inspire to learn the UK’s culture and language, develop an understanding of the laws in the UK, gain advanced
knowledge and develop global networks.

What are your professional goals when you return home?

 I will continue serving as an advocate, developing a knowledge resource at the supreme court of India, facilitating
competition advisory in India and the UK.

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  Twitter handle Devanshugupta77
 Instagram handle Devanshuguptao7

Expected question
1. Why choose Chevening
2. Introduce yourself
3. How competition law may help in India common
4. What is competition law
5. What is your normal day
6. What is your current role
7. What you’re your strength and weakness
8. Why you choose competition law/university – UEA, Glasgow, QMUL. limited options on evening list of
available courses, others were – KCL, reading.

Dear Sir

I had given an interview for the Kapila & Nirmal Hingorani Foundation Pegasus Scholarship 2019. Unfortunately, I couldn’t make it to the final, nevertheless, I request you to
kindly keep me apprised for any upcoming opportunity.
I have graduated from NLU (Lucknow) in 2016, and have been working as an advocate at Saket district court. I also work as a consultant (competition law & M&A) at
Competition Advisory Services (I) LLP.
Thanks & Regards

Dhanendra Kumar

I am happy to commend Devanshu’s candidature in the Master’s program of higher studies and scholarship. Devanshu has been working with us in COMPAD as an Associate
Consultant (full-time and part-time basis), since May 2016. During this period, he has impressed with his dedication, sincerity, and hard work. I have always found him as a
bright and intelligent individual, ever willing to learn and improve further.
After my superannuation as Chairman, Competition Commission of India in 2011, I founded the Consultancy firm – Competition Advisory Services (I) LLP for providing
consultancy in Competition Law and other regulatory matters, and he has provided valuable analytical support in several matters. Devanshu has also been assisting me in
many projects for advising, among others, the Indian Institute of Corporate Affairs (Ministry of Corporate Affairs) as Hony Principal Advisor, and Chief Mentor for the School
of Competition Law and Policy- the National Centre of Excellence in Competition and Regulatory Affairs.

I have closely seen Devanshu at work, not only in Competition Law and in related regulatory issues, but also matters related to government policies relating to investments
in India and ease of doing business – in which I have been keenly interested as former Executive Director for India at the World Bank in Washington DC. I was always struck
by his single-minded devotion to the work assigned to him, and constant pursuit of improvement and willingness to learn. It is in this context that I would earnestly encourage
Devanshu to pursue his dreams and continue to hone up his skills, rise further, and realize his true potential.
I have full confidence that he will be able to prove an excellent candidate for the Scholarship to enable him to undertake the goals of higher studies. I greatly encourage
Devanshu to pursue his dreams and I firmly believe that he will achieve remarkable success and realize his true value.

I wish him all success.

APARNA MAM

It is a pleasure to recommend Devanshu Gupta for the Chevening Scholarship.

I have known him for more than a period of 5 years, during law school, as his teacher in many subjects and seminar courses in international humanitarian law and competition
law. He has impressed me with his dedication, sincerity, and hard work. I have always found him as a bright and intelligent individual, ever willing to learn and improve.

I had last regular contact with him during re-evaluating law school subjects.
He demonstrated a vision that had made a positive impact on law school academics. It is rare to meet a student who is so mature, organized, and results-oriented. He has
provided valuable analytical support in several matters.

During the class, aside from being a vibrant participate, he raised several well-researched questions. His ability for original thought and capacity to articulate questions
accordingly was particularly impressive.
Outside the classroom, I had seen him working tirelessly for the student welfare committee. He shared a harmonious relationship with teachers and staff. His single-minded
devotion to the work assigned to him and constant pursuit of improvement and willingness to learn are some of his abilities that are particularly impressive.

I have closely seen Devanshu at work and I am certain that he will continue to exhibit the same dedication during your programme, as I have seen him as my student. He has
the ability to grasp quickly and study intelligibly. I have full confidence that he will be able to prove an excellent candidate for the Chevening Scholarship.
I feel very confident that Devanshu will be successful in all his future academic pursuits. It is in this context that I would earnestly encourage Devanshu to pursue his dreams
and continue to hone up his skills, rise further, and realize his true potential.

Pankaj Sir

I am happy to commend Devanshu’s candidature in the Master’s program of higher studies and scholarship. Devanshu has been working with me in the Supreme Court of
India as an Associate Advocate, since May 2017. During this period, he has impressed with his dedication, sincerity, and hard work. I have always found him as a bright and
intelligent individual, ever willing to learn and improve further. Over the past two years, he has assisted me in many cases in the Supreme Court of India.

As a member of several NGOs, I have seen Devanshu being involved in a wide range of social activities, right from volunteering to providing legal aid. He has always impressed
me with his energy and compassion towards social issues. Devanshu is a highly capable person, and more importantly, he has a desire to do good for the community at large.
His personal character makes him an ideal candidate to study abroad.

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He has provided valuable analytical support in several matters. Devanshu has also been assisting me in many projects for advising, among others, the Indian Institute of
Corporate Affairs (Ministry of Corporate Affairs) in the School of Competition Law and Policy- the National Centre of Excellence in Competition and Regulatory Affairs.

I have closely seen Devanshu at work, not only in Competition Law and in related regulatory issues, but also matters related to government policies relating to investments
in India and ease of doing business. I was always struck by his single-minded devotion to the work assigned to him, and constant pursuit of improvement and willingness to
learn. It is in this context that I would earnestly encourage Devanshu to pursue his dreams and continue to hone up his skills, rise further, and realize his true potential.

I have full confidence that he will be able to prove an excellent candidate for the Scholarship to enable him to undertake the goals of higher studies. I greatly encourage
Devanshu to pursue his dreams and I firmly believe that he will achieve remarkable success and realize his true value.

I wish him all success.

Naresh

 He has worked with me over many years and

 I am pleased to write this reference letter in support of Devanshu’s application for the LLM program and Scholarship.
 I trust this scholarship will help Devanshu in honing up his overall skills. I strongly recommend him for this scholarship. He is an extremely competent and deserving
candidate.
 I wholeheartedly support his application and wish him all success.