Ananya Sharma

Edited 15+ papers for Journal for Law and Justice. Collaborated with a team of student editors to produce and publish peer-reviewed academic content. Reviewed and edited article submissions for clarity, accuracy, and adherence to editorial standards. Provided constructive feedback to authors to support content development and refinement. Participated in editorial meetings to plan issue themes, coordinate publishing schedules, and assign responsibilities. Ensured consistency in formatting, citation styles, and journal branding.

•Prepared a comprehensive note on challenges to Central Consumer Protection Authority decisions, examining appellate remedies in NCDRC and relevant High Courts. •Drafted a memorandum on disclosure and compliance requirements for open-source licenses (e.g., MIT, Apache 2.0). •Prepared a research note on SEBI's AIF Co-investment Scheme proposal. •Analyzed maternity benefits with respect to surrogate mothers and intended parents, along with required documentation; also reviewed requirements for obtaining a certificate of essentiality. •Drafted a research note on the Online Gaming Bill, 2025. •Researched RBI regulations on Account Aggregators.

Office of Justice Manoj Kumar Ohri, High Court of Delhi • Conducted comprehensive legal research on a wide range of criminal cases. • Drafted case briefs and summaries under the guidance of a senior judge. • Observed court proceedings and gained insights into judicial reasoning and decision-making processes.

Drafted briefing notes, applications, and other legal documents. Involved extensive research on criminal law and labour law.

• Led a team of 15+ in HR and other departments like Social-Media, Operations. • Introduced a new leadership program for college students- Swachh: Social Advocacy Program. • Hired 30+ and conducted interviews for 60+ interns for departments like Business Development, Operations, Social-Media, and Fundraising. • Worked on improving the hiring process for the Young Leadership Program 2.0 (student leadership program, in which they get experience of leading teams and making decisions).