Srijana Singh

• Produced and edited 300+ pieces of educational and marketing content, including blogs, website copy, ad creatives, newsletters, and product descriptions, maintaining 100% adherence to brand guidelines.
  • Increased organic traffic by 35% through SEO-driven content strategies, keyword optimization, and data-backed editorial planning.
  • Collaborated with educators and subject matter experts to simplify complex mathematical concepts, creating student-friendly learning materials that boosted user engagement by 28%.
  • Designed and maintained content calendars, ensuring timely execution of 50+ monthly deliverables across multiple platforms.
  • Applied legal drafting and research skills from postgraduate law education to ensure content accuracy, compliance, and intellectual property adherence.
  • Developed and implemented a content style guide that improved cross-team consistency and reduced editorial revisions by 40%.
  • Partnered with product, UX, and marketing teams to craft microcopy and curriculum content, enhancing product usability and learning outcomes.

Thesis: Rethinking Plastic Waste: Management and Prevention.

• Conducted an in-depth interdisciplinary study of environmental regulation and public policy concerning plastic waste in India.
• Analysed legal frameworks such as the Environment Protection Act 1986 and the Plastic Waste Management Rules 2016, comparing global best practices and their adaptability to the Indian context.
• Engaged in doctrinal and empirical research, including interviews with municipal officials, policy analysts, and environmental advocates.
• Explored constitutional principles, including the right to life under Article 21, and the role of the judiciary in environmental governance.
• Recommended actionable policy interventions aimed at enhancing community participation, strengthening enforcement mechanisms, and integrating educational outreach in waste reduction programmes.

• Conducted comprehensive legal research on administrative justice, focusing on the Administrative Tribunals Act 1985 and the Industrial Disputes Act 1947, to understand the mechanisms available for the redressal of employee grievances.
• Drafted analytical reports comparing traditional court systems with internal dispute resolution processes specific to Indian Railways, providing insights into the efficiency, accessibility, and responsiveness of quasi-judicial bodies.
• Observed and documented arbitration and conciliation proceedings, gaining firsthand exposure to institutional conflict resolution methods, and their social implications.
• Examined employee rights and organisational responsibilities within large public-sector institutions, enabling a clearer perspective on labour policy and systemic bottlenecks in service delivery.
• Collaborated with senior legal officers to assess real-world applications of administrative law and explore the intersection of governance, labour welfare, and public accountability.
• Developed a working understanding of how structured legal frameworks can influence organisational behaviour, training procedures, and workforce management.