Chandrika Valluri

Experience

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  Advocates Association For Social Responsibility And Awareness (AASRAA)

  Jun 2023 - Jul 2023

  Summer Intern

  • Participated in legal activities promoting consumer rights and awareness.• Observed consumer Redressal Forums for insights into consumer protection mechanisms.• Analyzed key legislation, particularly the Consumer Protection Act, 2019 and the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988.• Attended guest lectures by advocates from diverse legal backgrounds.• Developed a script on consumer rights for a role play for the organization's international launch.• Observed mediation sessions for firsthand experience in alternative dispute resolution methods.• Enhanced legal research and analytical skills, deepened commitment to promoting social justice and awareness. Show less

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  GHANTA RAMARAO

  Dec 2023 - Jan 2024

  Legal Intern

  Actively participated in legal activities, including attending High Court proceedings.• Conducted extensive legal research to develop a comprehensive case laws database.• Analyzed various types of cases filed in the High Court of India.• Studyed differences between Article 226 and Article 227 of the Constitution.• Explored legal intricacies of the National Highway Act, bail in criminal law, writ petitions, and the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act in India.• Gained valuable knowledge and insights into diverse areas of law. Show less

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  The Indian Journal for Research in Law and Management

  Feb 2024 - Mar 2024

  Legal Researcher

  During my tenure, I authored a research paper titled 'Cruelty as a Ground for Divorce under Hindu Law: A Critical Review.' This paper critically examined the legal framework surrounding cruelty as a ground for divorce under Hindu law, analyzing key judgments and legal principles shaping this area of family law.I also wrote three insightful blog posts on diverse legal topics. The first blog explored the nuances of writ petitions, elucidating their significance in seeking judicial remedies and their procedural aspects. In the second blog, I delved into the complex issue of whether negligent services provided by doctors and hospitals, even when offered free of charge, can constitute medical negligence under the Consumer Protection Act. Lastly, I addressed the contentious topic of the legalization of gambling and betting, examining its legal and socio-economic implications. Show less