She is a Ph.D. from IIM Ahmedabad, where she studied the justice effects of renewable energy transition policies in India. She is a UGC-JRF in Law (2017), and a gold medallist in LL.M. in Access to Justice at TISS Mumbai.  
During her PhD, she was awarded two fellowships - the Research and Writing Fellowship by the Just Transition Research Centre (JTRC) at IIT Kanpur (2023-2024); and the India Tech Policy Fellowship (2024-2025) by Pacific Forum – a US-based foreign policy think tank.
She has previously taught undergraduate law students at Tamil Nadu National Law University, Trichy (TNNLU Trichy) and MPP students at National Law School of India University, Bengaluru (NLSIU Bengaluru). 
Her research interests span across the interface of technology, politics, business, and sustainability; and her teaching interests include Legal aspects of Business, Public Policy, and Sustainability transitions.

• "Multi-culturalism or Malestreamism: A Feminist Jurisprudential Critique of Muslim Law", 4 NLSIU Journal of Law & Public Policy, 66–88 (2017).
• "Rethinking the Global Drug Jurisprudence - The Way Forward", 1 KSLU Students' Law Review, 38-49 (2014).
• Re-shaping the International Jurisprudential Framework of Nuclear Law", 1(2) KSLU Journal, 286-306 (2013).
• "Web 2.0-enabled Legal Revolution in India - Why & How India will climb the ladder of astounding success", In Access to Legal Information & Research in Digital Age (Eds: Singh, R., et al.), National Law University Press, 145–164 (2012).

• Designing a just energy transition policy framework for Karnataka: Lessons for sustainable sub-national climate action, Empowering Futures Summer School: Navigating Trans-disciplinary pathways for energy transitions in the global south, Indian Institute for Human Settlements, Bengaluru (March 27-29, 2024)
• The Curious Case of Aadhaar: A Foucauldian Discourse Analysis of the Digital Surveillance Project, 2nd International Conference of the India Public Policy Network on “Politics and Policy”, Dept. of Political Science, Delhi University (February 2019)
• Exclusionary Abortion Law in India: A Critical Appraisal, Comprehensive Abortion Care (CAC) Conclave, IPAS Development Foundation, New Delhi (July 2017).
• Developing Andragogical Tools to Teach Family Law in India, 2 Days Law Teachers’ International Seminar on “Critical reflections on the methodology of teaching ‘Law' in India, NLSIU Bengaluru (Dec 2016).
• Social Responsibility of Lawyers, Teachers & Students, National Conference on Student Legal Aid Clinics, Karnataka State Law University, Hubli (Oct. 18, 2014)
• Sexual & Reproductive Health Rights (SRHR) of Youth & Adolescents in India: A Myth? 7th Asia-Pacific Conference on Sexual & Reproductive Health Rights, Manila, Philippines (Jan. 21-24, 2014).
• Use of social media in Educating People about SRHR issues, 7th Asia-Pacific Conference on Sexual & Reproductive Health Rights, Manila, Philippines (Jan. 21-24, 2014).
• Is the Rights-only Approach Right Enough? - A Critical Appraisal, National Conference on Rethinking Legal education in India, Karnataka State Law University, Hubli (Oct. 30- 31, 2012).