Third-year law student with hands-on experience at Attorney General's Office in High Court of Karnataka. Demonstrated expertise in legal research and client communication, with a proven ability to analyze case law and summarize complex information. Recognized for meticulous attention to detail and strong collaboration skills, contributing to successful mediation and arbitration outcomes. Also a practicing journalist, currently engaged in multiple academic papers and research publications.
Established a solid foundation in core commercial law principles and international perspectives.
Cultivated adaptability and independent learning in dynamic environments.
Engaged in campus life at LSE while exploring London’s legal and cultural landmarks.
Contributed featured half-page editorials for a print publication (available online) in newspapers
1. Of Misogyny, Machismo, toxic masculinity... :Andrew Tate and his impact on the youth of Bangalore
2. Bar Association Polls: The Balancing Act of Women's Advancement: Women's Reservation in Law?
3. In the custody of an Infinity War: Men's Rights in Custody
4. Giving a voice to choice vs. Consent: The Romeo-Juliet Exception and the Age of Consent in India
Awarded by the London School of Economics, the SPARK Gold Micro-Credential recognizes outstanding engagement with professional development during the Summer School. Through a series of specialized workshops and activities, I developed key professional skills in negotiation, leadership, delegation, and networking This credential reflects a commitment to building competencies essential for both academic and career success, beyond the traditional classroom experience