My current research is based on the Overview of Accessibility to Basic Human Rights & Challenges Faced by the Elderly in India, where I have discussed how the elderly are considered vulnerable. Unfortunately, aged people in India are unaware of their human rights due to a high rate of illiteracy and a general lack of knowledge. The older population is expected to grow in the coming years, yet our country lacks the fundamental understanding, needed to guide and respond to their concerns. My research also discusses several critical areas for responding to challenges such as reinforcing the national safeguard regime, eliminating economic enslavement & work opportunities discriminatory practices, establishing adequate care facilities, and participation in political life.
I have been teaching law at the undergraduate, graduate, and postgraduate levels for more than four years now and am now working as an Assistant Professor of Law. I look forward to working in a collaborative learning where I can develop the most recent theories and research through an interdisciplinary approach.
My doctoral thesis, "Role of Police Investigation and Low Conviction Rate in Corruption Cases: A Study with Special Reference to the State of Madhya Pradesh," was successfully defended in November 2020.
I was also designated as a reviewer for the International Journal of Research and Analytical Review (IJRAR), and served as a member of the judging panel for the 1st National Mock Trial Competition, which took place in 2019, as well as the 1st NLIU-INADR International Mediation Tournament, which took place in March 2022 and was organized by the Alternative Dispute Resolution Cell at the National Law Institute University in Bhopal.