Rewriting the Scripts of Justice and Institutional Equity.
With over a decade of empirical qualitative research experience, my work spans from the halls of the Supreme Court of India to the frontlines of grassroots institutional reform. My portfolio includes qualitative studies on the Manual Scavenging Act, institutional audits of judicial service rules, and the intersection of AI with pedagogy and student agency, among other systemic socio-legal inquiries. An alumna of Dr. RML National Law University and the Tata Institute of Social Sciences, I bridge the gap between high-level legal doctrine and field-level realities.
Justice is a matter of grammar. To reform a system, you must first rewrite the script that sustains it.
The mission of Equity Script is to dismantle the structural inequalities embedded in our legal, administrative, and educational systems. I believe that true reform begins with a more precise grammar of justice. By auditing the language, rules, and narratives, the scripts, that define our institutions, I provide the evidence-based strategy required to move from symbolic gestures to systemic dignity. Whether advising on CSR frameworks or researching the impact of AI on student agency, Equity Script is dedicated to rewriting the structures of power.