Shreeya Shukla

Performer, Student

I'm Shreeya Shukla, a second-year law student deeply involved in the arts, culture, and theatre committee of the School of Law on campus. Beyond legal studies, I'm a dedicated volunteer at the Student Welfare Office, working to foster a supportive environment for my fellow students. Off-campus, I'm a passionate dancer, having performed in Nritta, and a badminton enthusiast always up for a competitive match. Adept at the art of persuasion, I also enjoy debating. Balancing the intricacies of law with the rhythm of dance and the thrill of competition, I'm on a journey to find harmony in the diversity of my interests.

I am passionate about dancing, playing badminton, debating and learning more skills and always up for the journey of exploring new talents and skills in me that would help me in my future.

The idea of disruptive thinking as a spark for innovation and constructive change is an idea that is worth spreading. It refutes the prevailing wisdom that views disorder as a bad thing and emphasizes the influence of outlandish concepts. The necessity of adjusting to uncertainty, the promotion of disruptive education, the need for a shift in society that values and promotes disruptive thinking, and the significance of failure in the process of achievement are all covered in this discussion. Additionally, it offers doable tasks and advice for developing a disruptive attitude. The goal of the discussion is to ignite a fresh wave of innovation and creativity in a variety of spheres of life.

Badminton, Dance, Debating, Public Speaking

My proficiency in problem-solving, adaptability, empathy, leadership skills, time management, and conflict resolution often goes unnoticed by individuals.