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Academic Profile

Dr. Shyamali Naidu

Law Officer,Head of Department & Chief Proctor • School of Law

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Dr. Shyamali Naidu

Law Officer,Head of Department & Chief Proctor

Faculty Profile

Department

School of Law

Qualification

Ph.D.

Experience

17 Years

Specialization

Constitutional Law , Criminal Law

About

Dr. Shyamali Naidu is an accomplished legal academician and researcher with 17 years of professional experience in the field of legal education and academia. She currently serves as the Head of the Department, School of Law, and Chief Proctor. Her academic and professional engagement reflects a strong commitment to legal education, constitutional values, research, student development, and institutional responsibilities.

Her areas of academic specialization include Constitutional Law and Criminal Law. She is actively involved in teaching, research, academic administration, and various institutional and constitutional committees. Her teaching approach emphasizes conceptual understanding, critical analysis, legal reasoning, and the practical application of law.

Expertise Areas

Constitutional Law
Criminal Law
Legal Research and Analysis
Constitutional and Legal Studies

Research Interests

Dr. Naidu's research interests primarily focus on Constitutional Law, Criminal Law, Prison Administration, Correctional Strategies, Prisoners' Rights, and Legal and Judicial Reforms. She has published around eight research papers in reputed journals and actively contributes to academic and legal scholarship.

Publications

Dr. Shyamali Naidu has published around eight research papers in reputed national and international journals, contributing to contemporary legal scholarship and research.

Achievements

Recipient of the Best Paper Award at an International Conference. Member of various Constitutional and academic committees at the University. Actively involved in academic administration, research, legal education, and student development initiatives. Contributed to institutional academic activities and initiatives related to legal education and constitutional studies.