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byKaran AhujaTakes cases across Delhi NCR; Visit offices in Rohini or New Rajinder NagarStarts from₹7,500 per hearingView full gallery

Law isn't just about courtrooms. I actively engage with law students at Delhi colleges, mentoring the next generation through moot courts and internship fairs to share the real-world side of the profession.

I was honored to be invited as a judge for the Intra Trial Advocacy Competition at IMS Law College. It is a privilege to help shape the advocacy skills of future lawyers.

Representing the Chamber of AOR Amish Aggarwala at an internship fair at Maharaja Agrasen Institute of Management. I was impressed by the students' legal knowledge and enthusiasm.

Receiving a token of appreciation at the internship fair. It was a great experience interacting with aspiring law students and sharing insights about a career in litigation.

About Mentorship and Community

When you reach out for help, you are talking to a lawyer who is active on the ground, not a faceless office. I spend a lot of time at places like Maharaja Agrasen Institute of Management and IMS Law College, mentoring students, and this same 'no-nonsense' approach applies to my casework. Whether it is an urgent bail plea or a contract review, I keep my workflow digital so you get updates in real time, without waiting on slow, physical paper trails.

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Karan Ahuja

Takes cases across Delhi NCR; Visit offices in Rohini or New Rajinder NagarStarts from ₹7,500 per hearing

I’m Karan. Law is a craft you learn by doing, not just reading. Whether I'm judging moot courts or guiding interns at our chamber, I focus on the ground realities of the profession rather than the stuffy academic theories.

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The certificate and memento of appreciation from the competition. These acknowledgements motivate me to continue contributing to legal education and mentorship.

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Serving as a judge for the Trial Advocacy Tournament at my alma mater, Amity University Law School. It is fulfilling to contribute to the development of future legal professionals.5
Listening intently to arguments during a moot court competition at Amity University. Evaluating the skills of law students helps me stay connected to the fundamentals of legal advocacy.
Receiving a token of appreciation for my role as a judge at the Amity National Trial Advocacy Tournament. Giving back to the community that shaped me is a professional priority.
The Certificate of Appreciation and plaque I received for judging the 3rd Amity National Trial Advocacy Tournament. These recognitions from my alma mater are very meaningful to me.

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On the judges' panel at the Intra-Class Moot Court Competition. Evaluating the arguments of these bright students is a responsibility I enjoy.
A group photo with the winning teams and fellow judges. Congratulations to all the participants for their hard work and excellent performance.

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A young lawyer visiting my office for the first time. It is my duty to set the right example and offer guidance to those beginning their legal journeys.41
A handwritten note from a young advocate expressing his inspiration. Notes like these motivate me to continue my work and honor the trust placed in me.
"Koshish karne walon ki haar nahi hoti." An inspiring handwritten message from a young supporter that reinforces my belief in striving for positive change.
A heartfelt dedication inside a book gifted to me: "To our guru and elder brother." This reflects the family-like bond I strive to build with my mentees.

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Pardeep KhatriIn-person mentorship at Rohini Court chambers and across NCR
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Focused on the proceedings during the moot court finals. Evaluating the students' reasoning and providing constructive feedback is a challenging but rewarding part of being a judge.
With my eminent colleagues from the Gurugram Bar Association, judging a moot court competition at MDU Law College. It is always a pleasure to interact with aspiring advocates.
In a discussion with a fellow advocate during a moot court competition at B.S. Anangpuria College of Law. The students were well-prepared and presented their cases impressively.

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