Hari Sri Vidya Lalithambica has developed a strong passion for corporate law. Her academic journey has inspired her to pursue a career as a Company Secretary (CS) with a focus on promoting the principles of corporate governance advocated by the Institute of Company Secretaries of India (ICSI).

Lalitha’s commitment to professional development is evident through her participation in various prestigious competitions and events. She has excelled in the National Case Analysis Competition on Environmental Law at Integral University of Law, Lucknow, and has actively participated in the Model United Nations (MUN) and Moot Court Competition at Padala Rama Reddi Law College. These experiences have sharpened her legal research, advocacy, and analytical skills, enhancing her confidence in addressing complex legal issues.

Beyond academics, Lalitha possesses a strong skill set that includes critical thinking, strategic planning, and project management, as well as an exceptional attention to detail. Known for her collaborative approach and reliability, she brings both insight and professionalism to every team effort. Her organizational abilities also enable her to manage tasks effectively under pressure, making her a valuable asset in any setting.

With a solid foundation in legal research and a deep understanding of corporate governance, Lalitha is well-prepared to make meaningful contributions to the field. Her dedication to ethical standards and commitment to best practices align with her vision of fostering responsible and transparent business practices. As she moves forward in her journey to becoming a CS, Lalitha is poised to bring expertise, integrity, and a proactive approach to any organization dedicated to corporate excellence.

Published articles:

ADDRESSING GENDER SENSITIVITY AND BIAS IN POSH ACT INVESTIGATIONS

The Supreme Court on Blanket Exemptions: Environmental Clearance Ruling in Noble M. Paikada v. Union of India

CORPORATE GOVERNANCE REFORMS FOLLOWING THE 2024 UNION BUDGET: A COMPREHENSIVE ANALYSIS

Navigating Corporate Governance Reforms in the Wake of the 2024 Union Budget

CRIMINAL NEGLIGENCE AND ITS CONSEQUENCES IN INDIAN LAW

Comparison of Indian and US Constitution: A Critical Analysis