"Preyas Haldar is an Assistant Professor of Law with specialisation in
corporate law, competition law, and the intersection of law and
technology. He has actively contributed to legal academia through
teaching, research, and institutional initiatives, including organising
moot court competitions and academic programs. His scholarship
spans areas such as artificial intelligence in criminal justice,
antitrust regulation, and labour law reforms, reflecting a
multidisciplinary approach to evolving legal challenges.
Versha Dhakad, a UGC NET-qualified Assistant Professor of Law, is
recognised for her student-centered teaching and academic
excellence. With a strong background in criminology and legal
studies, she has published extensively on constitutional law, labour
reforms, minority rights, and emerging areas like telemedicine. Her
experience as a legal content writer and co-author further
highlights her commitment to accessible and impactful legal
scholarship.
Priyanka Shekhawat is an Assistant Professor of Law and a Ph.D.
research scholar specializing in criminal law, forensic science, and
technology-driven legal processes. Her research on scientific
investigation in the criminal justice system underscores her focus
on integrating law with scientific advancements. She has
contributed through publications, conferences, and experiential
teaching methods that bridge theory and practice."