Meet The Team

Namah Bose is a student at the Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Punjab and she is extremely passionate about human rights law and women’s rights. After being a part of several projects dedicated to various forms of cybercrimes, she started Tasveer. Growing up, she has always worked with various initiatives and projects that deal with human rights. It was when she became a teenager that she began to notice that social media has become a new platform that is used frequently to spread violence, hate & sexist comments. As technology grows, newer crimes like Revenge porn, Sextortion, image-based sexual assault, cyber-flashing, cyberbullying, and Up-skirting are becoming a widespread menace. To the extent that during her final year in school she was a victim of a crime of similar nature herself. After noticing the frequency of such incidents, she decided to actually work towards changing the status quo and that’s when the idea of Tasveer came to her. Tasveer intends to raise awareness among the masses especially, college and school students about the existence of such crimes and the appropriate manner to deal with them & report them.

Satvik Mishra is a final year student at the Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Punjab. His expertise lies in Technology Media Laws, & cybercrimes. He specialises in Criminal Law and has bagged several prestigious internships in the TMT department of various tiered firms. He is an ardent mooter and has been a part of the team that won the South Asian rounds of Monroe E Price Media Law Moot Court. The sole reason for starting this project has been his drive to bring legal changes in the technology law domain. He firmly believes that the country can advance if the laws around social media and the online sphere change with the recent technological advancements as well as the changing nature of crimes. He also feels the country's youth lack the legal awareness of cybercrimes of sensitive nature. With these factors in mind, he has co-founded Tasveer.

Sneha is a law student at the Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Punjab and aspires to be a leading corporate lawyer.  Her interests lie in Company Law, Intellectual Property Rights & Insolvency laws. Along with her legal expertise, she possesses a strong skillset in graphics and website designing. The sole reason of her becoming a part of this initiative has to relate with the fact that a lot of my acquaintances and close friends have been prey to cybercrimes. She has viewed the consequences the victims have faced are something that she wouldn't want anybody to go through. This initiative, to her, is extremely pivotal as it raises awareness amongst individuals for the legal provisions and safety measures to avoid or report cybercrimes. She heads the social media Team & Graphics of Tasveer

Vaibhav Garg is a student of the Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Punjab. He is deeply intrigued by Sports law and criminal law. He wants to explore his interests further in law school. He believes that society turns a blind eye to the online sexual abuse happening around them until someone close becomes a victim. At that point, it hits them and they are more often than not left with no answers or responses, just with a feeling of helplessness. Neither victim nor people around them are fully aware of how to handle the situation or whom to contact and because of this they often choose to suffer in silence along with blaming themselves for the crime. Tasveer aims to remove the stigma attached to the victim of such crimes, help people and victims with the feeling of helplessness and make them aware of the laws and ways through which they can regain the control of the situation along with making them aware of how these crimes can be prevented from taking place in the future. Initiatives like Tasveer, are something that is needed now more than ever and it gives him a platform to contribute and make whatever changes he can to make the situation better.

Aryaa Nagpal is a law student at University School of Law and Legal Studies, Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, Delhi. She is passionate about International Law, Cyber laws, Gender Studies and Alternative Dispute Resolutions. Being passionate about humanitarian laws from a young age, Aryaa has always wanted to raise legal awareness in society and has participated in several workshops and projects for the same. The Internet has interconnected the world and has revamped the communication process for everyone. However, this interconnectivity results in an increase in online crimes which is accompanied by a need for awareness. An initiative like Tasveer, provides a platform to discuss, research and raise awareness about legal protection available to people. This platform thus gives her an opportunity to work on issues which she is passionate about and to hopefully, assist those who are unaware of the laws in the country.

Ria Bansal is a student of the Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Punjab. She is passionate about Criminal law, Criminology & Tech laws. She thinks that cyberspace extends to great limits. While it fosters a sense of global communion, it is also a dangerous arena. The entrenched nature of cyberspace has created many new offences, the understanding of which is pertinent to today’s legal climate. For that reason, she has joined this initiative with a motive to improve the research and intervention in the field of cybercrime. Since this field is in a nascent stage in many countries, there is a greater need for law students and professionals to apply their skills and contribute to it. Hence, she finds it to be among the most impactful projects that she has taken part in.

Rahul is a student at the Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Punjab. He recently graduated as United Nations Millennium Fellow. He possesses over six months of experience working for the promotion of SDG 4 of the United Nations (Quality Education). He has previously delivered awareness sessions pertaining to data privacy and consumer protection in the remote regions of Punjab. He is keen to work for the social and educational upliftment of our society. Sex crimes over the internet have been rising for some time now. This relatively newer form of crime takes a mental toll on the victims, often left helpless. Through Tasveer, the team aims to become the voice of these victims. The team aims to erase the stigma linked to victims of such crimes, as well as assist them in overcoming feelings of helplessness by educating them on the laws and methods for regaining control of the situation, as well as on ensuring how similar crimes can be prevented in the future.

Monika Sheoran is a student of Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Punjab. Her areas of interest lie at the nexus of Business Laws and Human Rights Laws. She has an inclination toward the practice of Commercial Arbitration in the field of Alternative Dispute Resolutions. She is engaged in research activities alongside being an avid reader. She feels there is an urgent need for stringent legislative intervention measures against cybercrime, especially for women and children. Her primary objective behind joining this initiative is to help in whatever ways she can in achieving the goal of supporting women in cybersecurity and helping the victims of cybercrimes. She aims to contribute to inter-disciplinary research in this domain and thereby help in networking, educating and mentoring the individuals regarding the same. With the cybersecurity industry being a male-dominated one, she feels that being a part of this initiative will help in further decreasing the gender gap in the cybersecurity workforce as this initiative itself has been founded by a woman. Her areas of interest lie at the nexus of Business Laws and Human Rights Laws. She has an inclination toward the practice of Commercial Arbitration in the field of Alternative Dispute Resolutions. She likes being engaged in research activities alongside being an avid reader.

Kanishka is a student at the Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Punjab. Their areas of interest are criminal law, Gender Justice and DBA rights. They have joined this particular initiative because they think they can significantly contribute to this following initiative given by drive and inclination. This project is something that they look forward to working on.

Mehvish is currently a law student at the Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Patiala. She is a changemaker and has worked with several NGOs, volunteering to teach underprivileged students across Bangalore. At Tasveer, she contributes by lending her views and expertise on the legal and social aspect of the issues by researching and pointing out grey areas. She is perfervid and is extremely passionate about issues related to cyber crime and strives to make a change and contribute to the society through this particular platform.

Aditya is a student at Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Punjab. The digital age has perpetual abuse in the virtual domain. This form of harassment and abuse has manifested into various forms which have worsened the condition of its victims with scant remedy at their disposal. Tasveer, as an initiative is a platform to educate and raise awareness about the wrongs committed on the internet and to provide insights into the occurrence of such crimes. It further aims to research the lacunae in the existing legal framework and provide solutions to ensure a robust and efficient justice system prevails in the web arena. This provides an avenue to explore and contribute in the development of law and societal awareness and it is a significant opportunity to work with this initiative.

Anurag Parmar is a graduate of Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Punjab and he is extremely passionate about social welfare and human rights. After being a part of several NGOs dedicated to various projects, he joined Tasveer. Since the day he chose law as a career he had a special interest in cyber law and crime in cyberspace. He always wanted to pursue cyber law and hence has graduated with criminal law as a specialization. Apart from academics he always has a keen interest in social welfare and currently is a of an NGO, of which he has been part of for the past 6 years. As soon as the concept of Tasveer was introduced to him he was really quick in agreeing to be a part of it as Tasveer intends to raise awareness among the masses especially, college and school students about the existence of such crimes and the appropriate manner to deal with them & report them.

Karman Singh is a student at the National Law Institute University, Bhopal. He is passionate about Public International Law, International Commercial Arbitration & Cyber Laws. He is eager to contribute to our society's social and intellectual advancement. For quite some time, there has been an increase in online sex crimes. The victims of this more contemporary crime suffer mentally since they are typically rendered defenceless. It is now more critical than ever for him to engage in discussion and implement whatever improvements he can think of. For quite some time, there has been an increase in online sex crimes. The victims of this more recent type of crime, who are frequently rendered defenceless, suffer psychologically. Due to the prevalence of the internet, it is necessary to understand a variety of new crimes to operate legally in the present. Tasveer gives him that forum to further investigate and act against cybercrime as a result.

Harshita Kapoor is a Law graduate from City Academy Law College, University of Lucknow. She has a keen interest in criminal law, cyber law, constitutional law and especially the law relating to children and women. She is also a social activist and has constantly helped society by conducting or participating in different projects and seminars. Though not all people are victims of cyber crimes they are still at risk. Crimes done behind the computer are the 21st century's problem. With the technology increasing, criminals don't have to rob banks, nor do they have to be outside in order to commit any crime. They have everything they need on their lap. An initiative like Tasveer provides a platform to discuss, research and raise awareness about legal protection available to people so that safety measures can be taken to avoid cybercrime. This platform thus gives her an opportunity to reach out to people.

Oorja Goel is pursuing a BA.LLB from the Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Punjab. She has always aspired for doing good for society in whatever she does. The objective of studying law also stems from the ulterior motive of doing whatever in a personal capacity for the greater good. She has a special interest in Criminal law and laws relating to women’s rights. This project has an unmatched significance in her life because she has a very close understanding of the nature of such crimes and how can these disrupt the lives of innocent victims. She is more enthusiastic about the cybercrimes that are being inflicted on women and girls unabated currently. She believes that the awareness and etiquette of how to use the internet are lagging far behind the leaps of advancement in the misuse of the same technology. It must be mentioned here that the more common these crimes are, it comes as a surprise that the lesser the awareness about how to deal with them. Thus, the main objective behind joining this initiative is to contribute however possible to create the much-needed awareness and such an environment where the fear and apprehensions about cybercrimes are alleviated appropriately.

Shreya Kak is a law student at the Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Punjab. Her aim is to be a significant personality in the domain of corporate law. Her area of interest lies in company law, family law and women's rights. She is engaged in research activities alongside being an avid reader. After being a part of several NGOs dedicated to various projects, she joined Tasveer.  Her contribution to Tasveer has been significant as she wants to help the suffering victims because at some point this has been experienced by a major portion of people especially girls and women and the practice of such crimes has been made normal which should not be the case. For that reason, she has joined this initiative with an aim to improve the research in the field of cybercrime. She has previously educated girls in various NGOs across the country about menstrual hygiene. Hence, it is one of the most significant projects she has taken up to be part of.