Cambridge-trained.
India-rooted. Globally oriented.
I am a legal scholar, educator, and advocate whose work sits at the intersection of international law, EU governance, and legal education. I hold an LLM in International Law from the University of Cambridge, specialising in EU Trade and Digital Law, International Commercial Litigation, and Intellectual Property Law.
Over the past two years I have designed and delivered courses in EU Law, International Law, and Comparative Law for undergraduate and postgraduate students across Indian law schools. I have also developed interdisciplinary courses that integrate psychology, child protection, and law — reflecting my belief that legal education must speak to the full complexity of human experience, not just the statute book.
I led an AI literacy programme at a national law school, contributed to a Massive Open Online Course on climate justice under a Jean Monnet Chair, and have participated in research spanning international maritime policy, international criminal law, and digital governance. My advocacy work spans child safety, gender inclusion, and access to global legal education.
I founded Meraki Law because I believe global law should not be a privilege. Every Indian lawyer deserves access to the ideas, frameworks, and conversations that shape the world.