Research
Questions Before Conclusions
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Encounter Killings and the Crisis of Constitutional Governance in India: A Socio-Legal Analysis
Asks not only whether encounter killings are lawful, but how they affect constitutional governance and democratic order — drawing on the trials of Ajmal Kasab, Afzal Guru and Ranga–Billa, where even the accused received legal aid, a fair hearing and a right…
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The Silence in the Bookshop
On the fading place of books in Indian daily life. Reading builds attention, patience and depth of thought; as fast, fragmented digital content replaces it, debate shifts from argument to headlines and viral clips — a warning sign for democratic discourse.
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Dowry: An Evil Eye for Indian Society
How dowry, though outlawed by the Dowry Prohibition Act 1961, now passes as a “marriage settlement”, and its link to rising domestic violence, Section 304B and Section 498A of the Indian Penal Code.
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Article on six films for law students
Her first published piece: what law students can learn from 12 Angry Men, Section 375, Article 15, Suits, Pink and Defending Jacob. Praised by Dr Ranvir Kumar Singh, former Director, Lok Sabha Secretariat, as “concise, precise and rich in content”.
Research project
Women Across Generations
Conversations with women across generations, professions and experiences about dignity, equality, identity, justice and the changing expectations placed upon women.
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