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She holds an LL.M. in Intellectual Property Rights from Amity University, Noida, and a B.A. LL.B. from Delhi Metropolitan Education, affiliated with Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, Delhi. She is currently pursuing her Ph.D. in Law from Teerthanker Mahaveer University, Moradabad.

Her academic and professional interests include Intellectual Property Rights, legal research, case analysis, legal education and contemporary developments in law.

Prior to joining academia, she worked as a Legal Associate at Vohra and Vohra IP Attorneys, Delhi, gaining practical experience in Intellectual Property Rights litigation and prosecution.

Her research includes work on passing off and infringement under the Trade Marks Act, digital confidentiality and privacy in online harassment complaints, and E-Courts and virtual hearings and access to justice.

She has also co-edited the book Harassment: Power Dynamics, Legal Framework and Reporting Barriers and has contributed to academic seminars, FDPs and professional legal skills programmes.

Ms. Swati Pal is an Assistant Professor of Law at IPEM Law Academy, Ghaziabad, and a UGC-NET-qualified academician pursuing her Ph.D. at Teerthanker Mahaveer University. She holds an LL.M. in Constitutional Law and a B.Com. LL.B. (Hons.) from Amity University, where she was awarded a Gold Medal for academic excellence.

She also holds a Diploma in Intellectual Property Rights from the Indian Law Institute, New Delhi. Her academic and research interests include Constitutional Law, Artificial Intelligence, Cyber Law, Data Privacy and Legal Studies.

She has served as the editor of the book Harassment: Power Dynamics, Legal Framework and Reporting Barriers and has contributed to scholarly publications on contemporary legal issues.

With experience in legal research, academic writing, editing and organizing national-level seminars, she is committed to promoting quality research, scholarly integrity and interdisciplinary academic discourse.

She holds a Ph.D. in Law from Amity University, is UGC-NET qualified, and has completed her LL.M. in Constitutional Law and B.A.LL.B. (Hons.) with a specialisation in Constitutional Law.

Her research focuses on Constitutional Law, Gender Justice, Personal Laws, Artificial Intelligence and Law, and Legal Education.

She has published extensively in UGC-Care and Scopus-indexed journals, presented at numerous national and international conferences, and delivered invited lectures at institutions including JNVU Jodhpur, Jagannath University, and Sage University.

She is the Founding Editor-in-Chief of the Aditya Journal of Legal Studies (AJLS) and has organised seminar series, moot court workshops, and national conferences.

Ms. Akansha Arora currently serves as an Assistant Professor of Law at Delhi Metropolitan Education, affiliated with Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, New Delhi. She has made significant contributions to legal education, research, and student mentorship, with a strong commitment to academic excellence.

In her academic career, she has taught a diverse range of law subjects and managed classes comprising approximately sixty students. Her responsibilities have included delivering lectures, tutorials and seminars, contributing to curriculum development, preparing and analysing examination question papers, and designing teaching materials and class projects.

Her student-centric approach extends to mentoring students in academics, research, mooting, and professional development, supporting their overall growth as future legal professionals.

Her research interests encompass Criminal Law, Forensic Science, Constitutional Law, Human Rights, International Law, Environmental Law, Arbitration, Cyber Law, and contemporary socio-legal issues. Her scholarly work particularly explores the intersection of law, technology, human rights, and justice administration.

Ms. Arora has actively participated in numerous national conferences and seminars and has presented research papers on diverse legal themes. Her presentations have addressed topics including foreign arbitral awards, human rights, victims in the criminal justice system, environmental concerns, net neutrality and consumer rights, and the financial difficulties faced by senior citizens.

Her research contributions include a chapter on Foreign Arbitral Award published in India and International Law by Satyam International Law, as well as a chapter titled Surrogacy: Putting a Ban on Renting a Womb in Legal Protection of Marginalised Groups published by Regal Publications.

She has also authored research on Rape Law in India with Emphasis on Relevance of Consent in Rape and Marital Rape, reflecting her engagement with contemporary questions in criminal law, gender justice, and women's rights.

Ms. Arora has undertaken extensive research projects and dissertations on significant legal issues. Her dissertation on Evidentiary Value of Forensic Science in the Criminal Justice System at National Law University, Delhi highlights her interest in the application of scientific evidence within criminal adjudication. She has also conducted research on the Right to Education at Vivekananda Institute.

Her commitment to continuous professional development is reflected in her participation in faculty development programmes and academic workshops. She completed a seven-day Faculty Development Programme on Environmental Laws organised by the Centre for Environmental Law, Policy and Research, National Law University, Delhi, from 9–15 July 2018.

She also participated in a seven-day Faculty Development Programme on Understanding Contemporary Legal Studies and Challenges in India organised by JIMS Engineering Management Technical Campus, Greater Noida, from 26 December 2017 to 1 January 2018, and attended a two-day workshop on Corporate Law: International and National Perspectives organised by The Indian Society of International Law in October 2016.

In recognition of her dedication to teaching and institutional development, Ms. Arora was honoured by Delhi Metropolitan Education with an award for her Remarkable Contribution to the Institute on the occasion of Teachers' Day in 2017.

Through her multifaceted contributions as a teacher, researcher, mentor, and scholar, Ms. Akansha Madan Arora continues to contribute meaningfully to legal education and contemporary legal discourse. Her work reflects a strong commitment to academic rigour, social justice, and the development of future legal professionals equipped to address emerging legal challenges.