Tanishqa Butala

Tanishqa Butala, law student, with interests in public policy, governance, human rights, and socio-legal research. I enjoy translating complex legal and policy issues into accessible narratives through research, writing, and advocacy.

Tanishqa Butala, currently pursuing B.A. LL.B., with a strong interest in public policy, governance, human rights, and socio-legal research. My work primarily focuses on making complex legal and policy issues more accessible through research, writing, and advocacy-oriented initiatives. Over time, I have contributed to projects and publications related to constitutional law, environmental policy, caste politics, prison reform, and blasphemy laws. Through internships, fellowships, and research-based collaborations, I have worked on policy analysis, legal drafting, community-focused advocacy, and public-oriented legal communication. I am particularly interested in exploring the relationship between law, society, and governance, and I aspire to contribute towards meaningful policy reform and rights-based legal discourse.

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Growth or Nature? The Policy Trap We Built Ourselves

Op-Ed Contest Spring 2026

Tanishqa Butala

The perceived conflict between development and environmental protection has long been treated as inevitable. This article challenges that assumption, arguing that the divide stems from weak policy design and poor implementation rather than structural limits. Through key examples, it highlights how better policymaking can effectively bridge the gap.

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