At the National Law School of India University (NLSIU), I conducted a systematic literature review on the Paniya Tribe, compiling and thematically organising 240+ research documents. I also collected and organised colony-level data across districts in multiple states and helped prepare the research findings and final report.
My independent research note, “Group-Level Corrective Justice and Individual Fairness in Constitutional Democracies,” examines how affirmative action and other corrective frameworks address historical injustice while raising questions about procedural fairness and individual rights.
As an Integrated M.A. Political Science student at the University of Hyderabad, I focus on political theory, constitutionalism, equality, and justice. I’m interested in how constitutional democracies can reconcile redistribution and group rights with individual fairness and democratic legitimacy.
