Major Research Study – Sponsored by the National Commission for Women (NCW), Government of India Presently involved in a nationwide research initiative exploring the intricate socio-economic and legal landscapes of selected urban areas. This study employs a multidisciplinary framework to identify policy shortcomings and areas of social vulnerability. In my role as Co-Principal Investigator and Research Coordinator, I am responsible for overseeing research design, fieldwork execution, stakeholder engagement, and the formulation of key recommendations.
Currently developing a scholarly article that explores contemporary issues concerning legal frameworks and societal transformation in India, with a particular focus on conflict resolution mechanisms. The paper is intended for submission to a reputed Scopus-indexed journal.
Conducting a region-focused academic study on legal and human rights concerns impacting marginalized communities in Asia. The research includes comparative analysis and legislative developments, and is being prepared for submission to an international Scopus-indexed journal.
Dear Esteemed Reviewer,
This is a kind acknowledgement that the Manuscript ID (PJGD - 6159) entitled
“The Continuous Marginalization of Nigerian Rural and Semi-Urban Sector in the
Implementation of Primary Health Care Policy After Four Decades” is successfully
reviewed by you as an External Reviewer of PJGD. Your expertise, professional
cooperation and timeliness with us are highly appreciated.
Panel Member of External Reviewer of PanAfrican Journal of Governance and
Development (PJGD),Jimma University, Ethiopia
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Accomplished legal academic with over 8 years of teaching and research experience. I teach Family Law, Constitutional Law, Commercial Law, Gender & Human Rights Law, and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR). I am a certified mediator and a professional in Online Dispute Resolution (ODR), with a proven track record of developing interdisciplinary legal curricula, delivering impactful lectures, and publishing in Scopus-indexed journals. I bring global perspectives to the classroom, combining legal theory with real-world application, and have actively contributed to national and international conferences.
To be a transformative scholar advancing inclusive legal education, impactful research, and progressive policies in family law, gender justice, commercial law, and alternative dispute resolution. My goal is to create a legal landscape where knowledge fosters justice through dialogue, equity, and peace
To promote critical legal thinking and research in family, gender, constitutional, and commercial law. I aim to expand access to justice through education and alternative dispute resolution, while mentoring future legal professionals to support social cohesion and global peace.
The Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 is a significant legislation that aims to protect people's online privacy and promote solid data management. It aims to balance the rights of individuals with the legitimate obligations of firms in data processing….
India is a multifaceted land of diverse religions which procures the identity of every religion under the Constitution of India. To maintain peace between major and minor religions of India during British Rule, separate personal laws were granted to Hindus, Muslims and others to avoid any conflict….
Marriage is considered as most important institution than any other institution which is recognised in this life because it includes society/others which are affected by the conduct therefore it is not just individual freedom or happiness….
Though it has never been approved nor considered ethical within the main course of the society, prostitution is one of the oldest professions in the world and India is also one of those countries. But, despite the prevalence of this work….
Engaged in legal research, mediation training, and academic initiatives, focusing on family law, human rights, and policy development.
I bring a rich blend of academic excellence, legal training, and research experience. In addition to my core area, I have received specialized training in alternative dispute resolution (ADR), including mediation and online dispute resolution. I have taught a wide range of subjects such as constitutional law, criminal law, labour law, commercial law, legal method, jurisprudence, and gender justice. My teaching is complemented by active involvement in organizing seminars and lectures. I have also trained law enforcement personnel and mentored students in legal research, ethics, and professional development. My experience in curriculum design, legal writing, empirical research, and interdisciplinary pedagogy equips me to contribute effectively to diverse academic, legal, and professional environments.
Currently teaching law while actively contributing to research projects, government initiatives, and legal education reforms.
Pursuing certification to expand expertise in conflict resolution and arbitration, ensuring a more impactful legal practice.
Taught family law and constitutional law, mentoring students and participating in academic conferences.
Conducted in-depth research on family law, constitutional law, and human rights, contributing to legal publications and policy recommendations.
I’m open to partnerships in legal education, policy research, and mediation practice. Together, we can co-create solutions that contribute to justice, equity, and knowledge.
Students and colleagues consistently describe me as a deeply supportive mentor, an inspiring educator, and a thoughtful researcher. Her ability to simplify complex legal issues, foster critical thinking, and guide research with a socio-legal lens has left a lasting impact on those she teaches and mentors. Her calm demeanour and dedication to academia make her a respected role model in legal education.
Have questions or need assistance? Feel free to reach out—I’d love to connect and discuss how I can help!
