A career that moves
toward usefulness.
I began as an engineer, spent nearly a decade teaching at Rutgers University in the United States — then came home to study law, because the women of my country need advocates more than they need apps.
Anna University — B.E., M.E., then Assistant Professor
Computer Science, both degrees — then straight to the other side of the same classrooms at Anna University Chennai.
Rutgers University, USA — Adjunct Professor, then Lecturer
Nearly a decade of computer science — Data Structures, Networks, Databases, Mobile Development — plus ACUE certification (2017) and a Best Performer Award.
Co-founder of institutions that serve
Chaosology (2019), Boreology (2023), Lectureology Academy (2024) — and the Sanctology Welfare Foundation (2025): dignified homes for homeless elders, zero overhead. Each runs under its own leadership today; my working hours belong wholly to law.
LL.B. — Thulasi College of Law for Women · learning Hindi
Second year of law. Studying the BNS and IT Act as tools that must reach the women they were written to protect — and learning Hindi, because those women live in every state of India.