Ashika Pradhan

Ashika Pradhan is currently working at Symbiosis Law School, Hyderabad as an Assistant Professor of Law, where she is taking lectures on subjects Administrative Law, Jurisprudence, Evidence Law, Law of Torts, Special Contract etc. She is currently heading the Centre for Rights of Differently Abled, Symbiosis Law School, Hyderabad and is a Faculty Advisor at Moot Court Association, SLS-H. She has done her B.A. LLB (Hons.) and LLM for University of North Bengal, Department of Law. As a part of her Master’s program she wrote her dissertation on “Effectiveness of Affirmative Action from Prevention of Discrimination against Women Working in Organised Sector in India”. She has qualified NTA UGC National Eligibility Test and WB State Eligibility Test. She also has several publications to her credit in various UGC Care List Journal, blind peer-reviewed Journal and edited books. She has also presented several papers in various National and International Seminars. She is currently enrolled in the Phd. Programme at Maharashtra National Law University, Nagpur. Her research area includes women-centric laws, disabled rights, rights of children etc.

Publications

Analyzing the Impact of Geopolitical Implications of Gas Dependency on the European Union and Russia Due to the Ukrainian Conflict
Analyzing the Impact of Geopolitical Implications of Gas Dependency on the European Union and Russia Due to the Ukrainian Conflict
Akash Bag, Samieekcha Subba Limboo, Ashika Pradhan. © 2023. 31 pages.
The European Union (hereinafter EU) has grown more reliant on Russian gas in recent decades. Multiple geopolitical disputes in Ukraine simultaneously affected gas relations and...
Is It a Policy Formulation or “Threat Multiplier”?: Addressing the United Nations Security Council Framing of Global Climate Change
Is It a Policy Formulation or “Threat Multiplier”?: Addressing the United Nations Security Council Framing of Global Climate Change
Akash Bag, Shashikant Saurav, Ashika Pradhan, Sujata Newton. © 2023. 26 pages.
Climate change has been perceived as a security issue too crucial to be left solely in the hands of politicians. The chapter will examine the securitization of climate change in...