MSc Research, International Relations & Affairs
Reading for the LSE MSc in International Relations — concentrating on the intersection of state power, legal frameworks, and human rights in the Global South.
Researcher, editor and convener working at the intersection of systems thinking and social impact— from ISO-grade quality frameworks for 130+ engineers to policy analysis on women's rights, citizenship, and access to education.
I've spent the last few years working across corporate quality systems, policy research, community development, and international affairs — and the common thread has always been the same: making complex things clearer, fairer, and more accessible.
At WSP, I spent two years developing high-quality frameworks, auditing documentation, and training cross-regional teams across the Middle East. I earned the Early Career Professional of the Yearaward and an Internal Auditor Certification in Integrated Management Systems (ISO 9001, 14001 & 45001) before I turned 25.
“What drives me is the intersection of systems thinking and social impact — whether that's streamlining a process or analysing a policy framework.”
Alongside corporate work, I've conducted policy analysis on women's rights, access to education for marginalised communities, and citizenship policy through the Jharkhand Humanity Foundation — and provided academic editorial support for scholarly publications at Aligarh Muslim University.
I'm now at the London School of Economics reading for an MSc in International Relations, while serving as Speaker Officer at the LSE Grimshaw Club, where I curate panels on geopolitics, conflict, and human rights.
Here to build bridges between cultures and nations as an agent of social change. Drop a note for an intellectually stimulating conversation.
Ongoing inquiries — click any line to expand. These are the threads I'm actively pulling at LSE and through ongoing work with the Jharkhand Humanity Foundation.
Reading for the LSE MSc in International Relations — concentrating on the intersection of state power, legal frameworks, and human rights in the Global South.
Source, contact and secure speakers — professors, journalists, activists, medical professionals — and run every panel from inception to live Q&A.
Twelve roles, three sectors, four institutions. Click any entry to read in full.
Independently source, contact, and secure high-profile speakers — professors from top universities, journalists, activists, medical professionals — for international affairs events; manage logistics end-to-end.
Specialised research and editorial support on two scholarly manuscripts — ensuring linguistic and technical integrity of the research before publication.
Analysed the intersection of state policy, legal traditions, and human rights — focusing on the socio-political landscape of India and its minorities.
Joined the Environment & Sustainability team as a document management specialist running final quality audits on project documentation; within a year, scope expanded to cover Middle East Central Advisory Services & iCRC — owning quality management, training delivery and stakeholder engagement across geographies.
Director General for the inaugural two-day virtual Model UN — 70 international delegates across 5 committees. Led a team of 23, built the operational framework from scratch, developed role descriptions for all committee members, managed conference lifecycle from agenda development to crisis management.
Managed a team of 30+ volunteers from Women's College, AMU. Oversaw task allocation, attendance, individual impact documentation, and produced fortnightly reports for the Chapter President compiling data on volunteer activities across all initiatives.
Led the organisation of group discussions, mock interview trainings, and debate preparation sessions for students. Sourced and invited external experts to run sessions; created structured spaces for student–expert interaction.
Contributed to community development on an intermittent basis over twelve years — averaging 5+ events annually. Organised inter-school quiz competitions, educational awareness programmes, motivational sessions in underdeveloped areas. Served as magazine editor for the organisation's publications.
Cross-institutional collaboration with the Foundation for Family Medicine in Palestine. Coordinated three external speakers across two institutions; chaired by Aman.
Panel featuring three prominent academics and journalists; live audience Q&A moderated end-to-end.
Two-day virtual Model UN — 70 international delegates across 5 committees; led a team of 23 and built the operational framework from scratch.
For sustained contribution to quality systems & cross-regional training across the Middle East advisory practice.
ISO 9001:2015 · ISO 14001:2015 · ISO 45001:2018 (Integrated Management Systems).
Recognising sustained commitment to social justice and meaningful community engagement.
Awarded across the conference's most contested committee.
Awarded for substantive contribution and consistent diplomacy across committee proceedings.
Inaugural recognition on the international MUN circuit.
School-level top score in Economics in the Indian Certificate of Secondary Education.
For twelve years of intermittent community development work in Jharkhand.