Student Editorial Board

Anushree is a fourth year law student at Nalsar University of Law, Hyderabad. She’s deeply interested in public policy, constitutional law and criminal law and their intersection. She also works as a Death Penalty Research Fellow with Project 39A. In her free time, she can be found complaining about the lack of free time or arguing for the superiority of fiction over non-fiction.  

Anushri is a second year student at NALSAR. She is interested in Intellectual Property Law, Constitutional Law and Technology Law. In her free time she can be found reading or taking long naps. 

Eeshan is a third-year student at NALSAR. He’s deeply passionate about Constitutional Law and socio-legal issues. His days lack predictability, pendulating between productivity and procrastination. His interests are known to change from time to time, varying from sports to abstract art to the outdoors.

Pranay is a fourth year law student at NALSAR. He is interested in constitutional law. He is currently the Senior Editor of NALSAR Student Law Review.

Mariyam is a third-year student at NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad. Her areas of interest include Public International Law, Criminal Law and Human Rights. She also likes writing, dancing and exploring new food. When not doing any of these, she can be found in a quite corner, sipping on coffee, listening to music or going through Instagram reels.

Natasha Singh is a third-year student at the NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad. She is interested in criminal law and international arbitration. 

Pranjal Gautam is a third-year law student at NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad. His relevant areas of interest include Constitutional Law, Political Philosophy and Public International Law. He also enjoys brewing and tasting freshly roasted coffee, loves cats and reads horror manga or psychology thriller novels in his free time.

Shravani is a fourth-year student at NALSAR University of Law. She is interested in public policy, constitutional law, and the intersectional discourse surrounding human rights. Academic writing and legal research comprise her other relevant interests. She is born in a nuclear Maharashtrian family and is a trained kathak dancer. She also writes poetry, reads mostly fiction, and likes to work out in her spare time.

Suhani Paruvelly is a second-year student at NALSAR, who is still figuring out what they are doing here. At the moment, they are interested in Contract Law and Jurisprudence. In their free time, they like to lift, go for walks to see frogs, and vehemently recommend TV shows to friends. 

Yashashwini Santuka is a third-year law student at NALSAR. She is interested in Constitutional law, Technology law and Public Policy. She believes writing is the only way she can truly express herself and thus spends her time reading and writing when not doomscrolling on the Internet.