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Contributing to the understanding of Indian law through legal writing, research and analysis.
About the Author
Shreya Amlani is a Second -year law student with a strong interest in legal research, women’s rights, and public policy. Passionate about learning, critical thinking, and creating meaningful impact through law. Alongside academics, I enjoy exploring fashion, photography, and content creation, while continuously working on personal growth. My experiences in legal internships and volunteering have strengthened my analytical, communication, and problem-solving skills. As a former competitive badminton player, I value discipline, resilience, and teamwork. I believe in embracing challenges, staying curious, and building a future driven by integrity, ambition, and the desire to make a positive difference in society through legal advocacy.
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