Vaishnavi Parate Profile Picture

Adv. Vaishnavi Parate (She/Her)

Junior Associate,
​External Member & Trainer (POSHequili)

Educational Qualifications

Masters in Criminal Law:

Shri. Nathmal Goenka Law College, Akola, Maharashtra

B.A. in Marathi Literature:

LL.B:

UGC-NET in Criminology (PhD Admission)

Qualified, strengthening specialization in criminal justice and socio-legal research.

Past Experiences

Human Rights Activist – All India Human Rights Association:

Contributed to human rights initiatives and awareness efforts.

National Council Member – National Legal Rights Consortium, WICCI (Women’s Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industry):

Participated in national-level legal rights initiatives and advocacy.

Research & Academic Contributions:

→ Published over 10 research papers.
→ Authored four book chapters in reputed journals and edited volumes.

Adv. Vaishnavi Parate is a legal researcher, criminology scholar, and human rights activist with a strong interdisciplinary background in socio-legal studies, policy analysis, and academic writing. Academically, she has completed her Masters in Criminal Law from Shri. Nathmal Goenka Law College, Akola Maharashtra. She also possesses B.A. in Marathi Literature and LL.B and also qualified the UGC-NET in Criminology (PhD Admission), July 2025, reinforcing her specialization in criminal justice and socio-legal research. Her work reflects a balanced blend of analytical precision, structured thinking, and a commitment to making legal knowledge accessible to diverse audiences. She has previously contributed to the initiatives as a Human Rights Activist with the All India Human Rights Association and as a National Council Member at the National Legal Rights Consortium, Women’s Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (WICCI).

Vaishnavi’s expertise spans legal research, legal drafting, content writing, management, and mentorship. She has also developed a strong and sustained interest in POSH (Prevention of Sexual Harassment) law, consistently exploring this field through academic study, policy understanding, and practical application. She remains deeply committed to fostering safe, responsible, and compliant work environments. She is an active scholar with over 10 research papers and four book chapters published in respected journals and edited volumes.

Her notable works include:

Chapters in Books

Forensic Genetics and the Right to Privacy: Evaluating DNA Databases — in A Book: Bioethics and Beyond: Legal Frontiers in Health and Medicine (ISBN: 978-81-991059-0-4)
Historical Evolution of ADR in India and Emerging Trends in ADR — in A Book on Contemporary Socio-Legal Issues (Vol. III) (ISBN: 978-93-5980-599-3)
Social Media and Youth: Understanding the Mutuality and the Developmental Adversities — in A Book: Technology, Media and the ‘Youth’: Exploring the Context of Sustainable Development and Growth (ISBN: 978-93-6252-558-1)

Research Papers:

Supremo Amicus

Role Of Child Welfare Commission, Juvenile Justice Board And Shelter Homes in Protecting Child Rights and Rehabilitation

Indian Journal of Law and Legal Research

Assessing The Assessment: EIA In Action

White Black Legal Law Journal

Regulatory Landscape of Cross-Border Investment in India