Academic publications, speaking engagements, and podcast conversations — organised by subject rather than by date, so you can find what's actually relevant to you.
Journal articles, book chapters, and public-interest writing — spanning climate governance, international law, human rights, and constitutional law.
Examines whether voluntary corporate climate governance frameworks can meaningfully advance India's Nationally Determined Contributions, or whether they fall short without binding obligations.
Connects Arctic amplification to monsoon disruption in South Asia, arguing for a rethink of Arctic governance frameworks that currently exclude affected non-Arctic states.
Assesses the enforceability gap in India's climate legislation, and what a genuinely climate-centric legal mandate would need to look like in practice.
Argues that Delhi's escalating heat crisis reflects deeper failures in urban law and policy, with the most severe impacts falling on those least equipped to adapt.
Read the article ↗Explores how AI tools can be leveraged for more effective ESG integration in sustainable finance, and what that means for long-term climate-aligned investment.
Read the chapter ↗Considers how the ICJ's climate advisory opinion could translate into enforceable domestic climate obligations within the Indian legal system.
Read the article ↗Traces the disconnect between India's climate planning at the federal level and the practical realities of implementation across states.
Read the article ↗Presents research on how climate change is reshaping ESG investment considerations and risk assessment.
Makes the case for bringing environmental harm more fully into criminological discourse and practice, beyond its current peripheral treatment.
Argues for decolonising the governance of global commons, examining how Global South states are structurally excluded from Arctic governance despite being affected by its outcomes.
Maps the gap between India's stated commitments and its actual response in guaranteeing the right to mental health through the Covid-19 pandemic.
Examines the use of national security justifications in regulating platforms like TikTok, and the civil liberties implications of that defence.
Ongoing work preparing a report examining citizenship law and statelessness in India, produced with the Centre for Public Interest Law and Parichay.
Led research examining how social media platforms shape and constrain digital human rights globally.
Reassesses the essential religious practices doctrine through the Sabarimala case, and what it reveals about the constitutional promise of equality.
Extends the Sabarimala debate to consider what constitutional morality means for the future of religious freedom and gender equality in India more broadly.
Conference presentations, panels, and invited talks — organised in the same four fields as her published work.
Presented with Bhavya Tandon at the 2026 Annual Meeting of the Academic Council on the United Nations System, hosted by Universidade NOVA de Lisboa in Lisbon, Portugal.
An examination of India's federal climate-governance architecture, including the National Action Plan on Climate Change, State Action Plans, constitutional responsibility, and the implications of the ICJ's climate advisory proceedings.
A presentation on the possibilities for deeper knowledge exchange between the Arctic and the Hindu Kush–Himalayan region, with particular attention to climate vulnerability, scientific cooperation, and the representation of Global South perspectives in polar governance.
An invited session examining the relationship between international climate law, constitutional principles, and climate justice, with particular attention to India's legal and policy framework.
A capacity-building session introducing the foundations of climate policy, India's climate-governance framework, and the relationship between international commitments, domestic institutions, and climate-justice concerns.
Jointly organised by the Climate and Law Initiative India and the World's Youth for Climate Justice. Examined the implementation and legal implications of the ICJ's advisory opinion on states' obligations concerning climate change.
Delivered in collaboration with the Centre for International Legal Initiatives and the World's Youth for Climate Justice, examining the role of international law, climate litigation, and intergenerational equity in advancing climate justice.
A public engagement addressing contemporary questions of ocean governance, climate change, and sustainability, including the relationship between marine protection and international environmental obligations.
Inaugural lecture delivered by Mohan V. Katarki, Senior Advocate, Supreme Court of India. Organised by the Centre for Water, Ocean Governance and Sustainability Law, Jindal Global Law School.
Online talk delivered by Dr Gayathri D. Naik, Assistant Professor of Law and Co-Director of CEERA at NLSIU Bengaluru. Organised by the Centre for Water, Ocean Governance and Sustainability Law, Jindal Global Law School.
No talks standalone to constitutional law yet — several appearances above touch on constitutional questions alongside climate and international law.
Conversations on admissions, climate law, and academia.
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Raushan talks through how the admissions process actually works, common mistakes applicants make, and how to think about scholarships and funding strategically.
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