Qualifications

BA LLB (Hons.), Gujarat National Law University, India
LLM, SOAS University of London
MPhil in Law, University of Oxford

Academic background

I am a DPhil candidate at the Faculty of Law. My doctoral research examines the federal imaginaries of state and state sovereignty in the Indian constitution-making project. My professional experience spans both legal practice and research. Before beginning my doctoral studies, I practised before the High Court of Kashmir, having previously interned with a Judge of the Supreme Court of India and a former Additional Solicitor General. At Oxford, I have served as a Lecturer at Trinity College and I am currently a Research Officer with the Oxford Pro Bono Publico.

Undergraduate teaching

I will be teaching EU law and Administrative law to undergraduate law students.

Research interests

My research focuses on the law and politics of constitution-making in postcolonial contexts. I specialise in constitutional law and theory, with research interests in public law, international law and legal history.

Featured publications

"The tyranny of the singular": In Re Article 370 and the problem of Indian constitutional history, Vol. 10(1) Indian Law Review 89-105 (2026)

‘Article 370 judgment is a case of constitutional monism’ (The Hindu, 14 December 2023)