Dr. Sangeetha Sriraam

Dr. Sangeetha Sriraam

Name: Dr. Sangeetha Sriraam
Designation: Assistant Professor
Phone: 8939819190
Email: sangeethasriraam@cutn.ac.in

 

Biographic Sketch:
Dr. Sangeetha Sriraam is an accomplished academician and Assistant Professor of Law at the Central University of Tamil Nadu. With a Ph.D. from the National Law School of India University (NLSIU), she has over six years of teaching experience and an extensive background in Gender Justice, Human Rights Law, Bioethics, Insolvency Law, and Public International Law. Dr. Sriraam is a founding faculty of the Department of Law, where she served as the first Head (i/c) of the Department and played a key role in curriculum development, particularly for the LL.M. program. She is also recognised for her contributions to institutional policy, having chaired the Gender Audit of the university and drafted its Gender Policy. She supervises postgraduate and doctoral research on gender and sexuality-related legal issues, and remains committed to advancing inclusive legal discourse through both scholarship and public legal education. In her academic career, Dr. Sriraam has published widely in prestigious journals and includes a significant number of SCOPUS-indexed articles and book chapters. She has also edited “A Comprehensive Guide on Gender-Related Laws in India”, further demonstrating her commitment to gender justice and social reform. Dr. Sriraam has been honoured with several awards for her research, including multiple Best Paper Awards at national and international conferences. A gold medallist in her undergraduate studies, she has a distinguished record of scholarly excellence, which has led to numerous invited lectures and participation in notable conferences globally. She also currently serves as the Central Public Information Officer of CUTN.

   
Research Highlights :

Public International Law, Human Rights Law, Bioethics, Gender Justice, Constitution of India



Recent Publications :

1. Sriraam, S., & Madhurima, V. (2026). Navigating braided rivers: Institutional interventions for gender equity in STEM within Indian higher education institutions. Contemporary Education Dialogue. DOI: 10.1177/09731849261436941. [SCOPUS]

2. Sriraam, S. (2026, February). Reprioritising environmental claims under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code. The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India. ISBN: 978-93-47892-56-1; https://resource.cdn.icai.org/90903research120226.pdf.

3. Sriraam, S. (2025). Navigating the legal landscape of EULAs: Balancing consumer protections in the Internet of Things era. The CMR University Journal for Contemporary Legal Affairs, 6(2). ISSN: 2582-4805.

4. Sriraam, S., & Anil, M. (2025). Exploring the health implications of lack of restroom access for transgender persons: A legal perspective. Global Health Governance and Human Rights. IGI Global; pp. 33–56; ISBN: 9798337300665; DOI: 10.4018/979-8-3373-0066-5.ch002. [SCOPUS]

5. Sriraam, S., & Boopathi, M. (2025). Incorporation of climate-sensitive framework within insolvency laws in India. Future of Law and Society: Multidisciplinary Approaches to Global Challenges. Gitarattan International Business School; pp. 20–26; ISBN: 978-81-975410-1-8.

6. Sriraam, S. (2024). The portrayal of queers in Tamil cinema: Questioning the role of Central Board of Film Certification. Quarterly Review of Film and Video, 41(3). pp. 324–338; DOI: 10.1080/10509208.2022.2118488. [SCOPUS]

7. Sriraam, S. (2024). Rethinking surrogacy regulation in India. Journal of the Department of Legal Studies, 43–46. pp. 143–164; ISSN: 2395-5481.

8. Sriraam, S. (2023). My plate is (over)full: Confronting food waste in India. Socio-Economic and Business Dimensions: With Special Reference to India. Bloomsbury India; pp. 1–10; ISBN: 978-93-56408-76-0.

9. Sriraam, S. (Ed.) (2023, September). A comprehensive guide on gender-related laws in India. Publication Cell, Central University of Tamil Nadu. ISBN: 978-81-961610-1-9.

10. Sriraam, S. (2023). Restorative justice and the Indian legal system: Developments and challenges. Internet Journal of Restorative Justice. ISSN (online): 2056-2985. [SCOPUS]

11. Sriraam, S., & Pavithra, R. (2023). Let there be light: But not too much: The need to legally address light pollution in India. Indian Journal of Environmental Protection, 43(3). pp. 257–262; ISSN: 0253-7141. [SCOPUS]

12. Sriraam, S. (2023). Assisted reproductive technologies: The human right to access and insurance coverage. Regulation of Emerging Technologies and Artificial Intelligence in a Globalized Legal Regime. Satyam Law International; pp. 245–260; ISBN: 978-93-91345-71-6.

13. Sriraam, S., & Sumathi, S. G. G. (2023). A relentless march towards pride: Asserting equal marriage rights. Global LGBTQ+ Concerns in a Contemporary World: Politics, Prejudice, and Community. IGI Global; pp. 1–29; ISBN: 9781668455708; DOI: 10.4018/978-1-6684-5568-5.ch001.

14. Sriraam, S. (2022). Why the West cannot question the Russian aggression in Ukraine. The CMR University Journal for Contemporary Legal Affairs, 4(2). pp. 140–171; ISSN: 2582-4805. [UGC-CARE]

15. Sriraam, S. (2022). Revitalizing adoption laws. Indian Law Review, 6(2). pp. 110–126; DOI: 10.1080/24730580.2020.1816705. [SCOPUS]

16. Sriraam, S. (2022). Time to “act”: Guaranteeing full citizenship of transgender persons in India. Transgender India: Understanding Third Gender Identities and Experiences. Springer; pp. 117–137; ISBN: 978-3-030-96385-9. [SCOPUS]

17. Sriraam, S., & Pavithra, R. (2022). Regulation of sex work in India: Exploring the Swedish model. Emerging Issues and Challenges of Unorganised Workers in India. VIT; pp. 1–10; ISBN: 978-93-91699-90-1.

18. Sriraam, S., & Ashwini Muthulakshmi, R. (2021). A critical analysis of the laws regarding protection of children in cyberspace. Crimes Against Children in India: Preventive and Protective Laws. Thomson Reuters; pp. 251–273; ISBN: 978-93-90673-95-7.

19. Sriraam, S. (2021). Regulation of e-pharmacies with special focus on India. Uluslararası İlaç ve Eczacılık Hukuku Kongresi Bildiri Kitabı. Seckin; pp. 333–343; ISBN: 978-975-02-7428-2.

20. Sriraam, S. (2018). Realigning abortion laws in India: A rights-based approach. Children, Law & Society. Bharati Publication; pp. 121–130; ISBN: 978-93-89657-01-2.

21. Sriraam, S. (2018). Taking away her right to say no. Rights: A Socio-Legal Perspective. Radha Publication; pp. 30–47; ISBN: 978-93-86439-42-0.

22. Sriraam, S. (2015). Transplantation of Human Organs Act: A critical analysis. Emerging Trends on Human Rights. Today Publications; pp. 389–399; ISBN: 978-93-81992-87-8.

 

Book Published:

  1. Sangeetha Sriraam (Ed) - "The Comprehensive Guide to Gender Based Laws in India" - ISBN : 978-81-961610-1-9


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