Summary
- An anonymous intern at the National Highways Authority of India gained extensive exposure to infrastructure law during a two-month internship, focusing on land acquisition and arbitration.
- The intern conducted legal research, prepared case briefs, and analyzed significant judgments related to NHAI's operations, including the National Highways Act, 1956.
- With a stipend of Rs. 20,000, the experience emphasized the importance of contract drafting and risk allocation in preventing disputes in infrastructure projects.
- This internship transformed the intern's understanding of how legal principles intersect with engineering and finance in public procurement and project execution.
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