Aspiring Lawyer &
Legal Researcher
Class 12 Humanities student at Saint Paul's School, Jalpaiguri, focusing on constitutional law, fundamental rights, legal research, and the intersection of law and technology.
Profile
Academic Background & Focus
I am currently a Class 12 Humanities student at Saint Paul's School, Jalpaiguri, West Bengal. My academic pursuit centers on understanding the structural mechanisms of Indian constitutional law, the protection of civil liberties, and the sociological dimensions of crime and justice.
Alongside formal coursework, I conduct independent academic inquiry into how legal systems adapt to modern challenges. A core area of my interest is legal technology: examining how digital access, automated research tools, and responsible technology can improve the reach of legal information without compromising judicial deliberation and accountability.
My objective is to pursue an undergraduate legal education (LL.B.) and build a career combining legal scholarship, constitutional research, and practical advocacy.
Writing
Articles & Legal Commentary
Notes and short essays exploring judicial independence, legal procedure, and the practical boundaries of technology in the court system.
Academic Research
Written Research Papers
Structured field-based research examining the intersection of socio-economic disparity, local community conditions, and crime.
Kesavananda Bharati v. State of Kerala (1973): Relationship Between Fundamental Rights and Parliament’s Power to Amend the Constitution
An independent constitutional law research paper examining the landmark Kesavananda Bharati v. State of Kerala (1973) judgment and the constitutional relationship between Fundamental Rights and Parliament’s power to amend the Constitution. The research examines the scope of Parliament’s amending power under Article 368 and the constitutional principles that emerged from one of the most significant decisions in Indian constitutional law.
Poverty and Crime: A Sociological Study of Jalpaiguri, West Bengal
This academic study investigates the correlation between poverty, economic vulnerability, and criminal activity in Jalpaiguri district, West Bengal. Drawing from local observations and sociological frameworks, the paper evaluates social welfare deficits, community patterns, and their broader implications for criminal justice administration and regional policy interventions.
Credentials
Verified Legal Certifications
Formal university and platform courses completed to strengthen foundational knowledge in legal principles and research methods.
Law and Justice in a Globalizing World
upGrad · Completed January 2026
Comprehensive examination of international law mechanisms, global justice systems, sovereignty, and constitutionalism across cross-border jurisdictions.
Introducing Research in Law and Beyond
The Open University · Completed January 2026
Rigorous training in legal research methodology, case analysis, statutory interpretation, scholarly literature review, and ethical academic inquiry.
Contact
Get in Touch
For academic discussions, research collaborations, student-led legal initiatives, or questions regarding my published writings.
I welcome correspondence from educators, legal researchers, students, and practitioners interested in constitutional analysis, fundamental rights, and technology in law.
Location
Jalpaiguri, West Bengal, India (PIN 735101)
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