IdentityI am a teacher and teaching at a law college has been an enriching experience for me, particularly because of the variety of subjects I had the opportunity to teach. Each course, from procedural laws like the CPC and CrPC to substantive laws such as the IPC, MPLRC, and ICA, allowed me to interact with students on fundamental legal principles. Teaching Environmental Law gave me the chance to engage with contemporary and urgent issues, while the Constitution of India and Business Law opened the door to discussions on foundational and evolving legal frameworks. Subjects like Evidence Law and the Law of Torts, with their mix of theory and practical applications, allowed for a deeper exploration of how the law operates in real-life situations.
Engaging with students on these wide-ranging topics sharpened my ability to present complex concepts in an accessible and relatable way, while the dynamic classroom environment helped me continuously refine my approach to legal education.
