The TQH team brings together an exceptional combination of skills in policy research and government engagement as well as public relations and media management. |
Rohit Kumar – Founding Partner Rohit co-founded TQH in 2017 and its sister concern Young Leaders for Active Citizenship (YLAC) in 2016 to strengthen the governance ecosystem in India through public policy research, advocacy and citizen engagement. Rohit’s work in policy cuts across sectors, including regulation of new business models, emerging issues in tech policy, digital public infrastructure and payments. An alumnus of Harvard Kennedy School of Government and IIT Bombay, he previously served as the Head of Policy and Research at the office of Mr. Baijayant ‘Jay’ Panda, Member of Parliament (MP) in Lok Sabha.Read complete profile Before working with Mr. Panda, Rohit spent several years at PRS Legislative Research, the Indian think-tank that supports MPs across party lines with research on legislative and policy issues. At PRS, he also developed ‘MP Track’, the tool that is widely used by the media and civil society to track engagement of MPs in Parliament. Previously, Rohit was a strategy consultant with the Boston Consulting Group (BCG) at their Mumbai office. He is a 2013 IPRYLI (India-Pakistan Regional Young Leaders Initiative) fellow with the Asia Society.
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Aparajita Bharti – Founding Partner Aparajita is a Founding Partner of TQH and co-founder of Young Leaders for Active Citizenship (YLAC) which works with young people to increase their engagement with democratic processes. Before starting these two organisations, Aparajita was Manager, Corporate Affairs and Communications at Snapdeal where she was responsible for managing media messaging while engaging with policy and legislative issues that affect the digital commerce sector. Aparajita holds a MPP degree from Oxford University and her work cuts across the domains of gender, tech policy and integrity of India’s democratic institutions.Read complete profile Aparajita started her career in public policy as a Legislative Assistant to Mr. N.K. Singh, Member of Parliament (Rajya Sabha) and was one of the four Indians selected for the Faiths Act Fellowship by the Tony Blair Faith Foundation in 2011. In her undergraduate years at the College of Business Studies, Delhi University, Aparajita was instrumental in starting ‘Manthan’ – an annual congregation of street theatre societies to spread social awareness. Manthan has now expanded to several towns and cities across India. She is a World Economic Forum Global Shaper from the New Delhi hub.
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Deepro Guha – Associate Director, Public Policy A lawyer by training, Deepro graduated from NUJS, Kolkata in 2013. Over the last few years, he has led policy research and advocacy on several emerging themes in tech policy, especially digital public infrastructure, intermediary regulation and payments. Previously, he worked with the law firm Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas and while at the firm, he was involved in a wide array of cases including criminal matters, arbitration matters and constitutional issues. He has also done a stint in litigation, practising mainly in the Delhi High Court.Read complete profile Deepro is passionate about strengthening governance systems and improving policy design and implementation for effective service delivery. He is also an enthusiastic sportsman, and has played in the Bengal Hockey Association League 3rd Division.
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Sidharth Deb – Associate Director, Public Policy Sidharth studied law and graduated from the National University of Juridical Sciences. Since then he has worked in various roles at the intersection of policymaking and regulation of telecommunications, broadcasting, hardware and digital technology markets. Sidharth has previously worked at Koan Advisory Group, the Internet Freedom Foundation, the Esya Centre and the Centre for Communication Governance at National Law University Delhi. Through this he has accrued experience across commercial research and advisory, digital rights advocacy and academic policy research.Read complete profile Sidharth has a deep interest in the governance and regulation of new technologies and has worked with a wide array of stakeholders spanning industry, civil society, academia, government, regulatory authorities and other special interest groups.
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Sonakshi Chaudhry – Associate Director, Policy & Partnerships | Chief of Staff Sonakshi is a communications and gender policy specialist with over 8 years of experience building partnerships and working across the spectrum of think tanks, NGOs, publications, and government. As a Chevening scholar, Sonakshi pursued an MA in Gender, Violence and Conflict at the University of Sussex, and she also holds an undergraduate degree in English literature from St. Stephen’s College.Read complete profile With a particular focus on women’s economic empowerment through her work, Sonakshi has advised several organisations on issues such as preventing sexual harassment and encouraging gender equity in workplaces. She was previously Research and Editorial Lead for ‘Women in Labour’ —a podcast examining India’s declining female labour force participation rate, and a Consultant in the Economic Adviser’s Bureau at the Union Ministry of Women and Child Development where she worked on the implementation of a national scheme for women in distress. Sonakshi is also a Trustee at the Woman of the Elements Trust, which provides free legal aid to women and child victims of domestic violence. She has previously been a Global Shaper with the World Economic Forum’s Global Shapers Hub New Delhi and a delegate at the 2020 edition of the Australia India Youth Dialogue— a leading track II dialogue.
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Sumeysh Srivastava – Associate Director, Public Policy Sumeysh is a lawyer by training and an alumnus of Symbiosis Law School Pune. He has previously worked at the Vidhi Centre for Legal Policy and was part of the founding team for Nyaaya, India’s first free online resource for accessible legal information. He has also worked as a legal researcher for the Centre for Social Justice (CSJ), where his research work contributed to two PILs filed for securing socio-economic rights of fishing communities, and headed Nyayika, a non-profit social enterprise established by CSJ to provide affordable legal services.Read complete profile Sumeysh’s research interests are primarily in areas of access to technology, information, and rights in the digital space. He writes on issues that look at the intersection between technology, law, society, and access for both academic and non-academic platforms and has pursued certification courses on privacy, internet governance and social entrepreneurship.
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Arun Sudarsan – Manager, Public Policy Arun is an Economics graduate from the Indian Institute of Technology Madras and the National University of Singapore. At NITI Aayog, he played a key role in operationalising the Aspirational Districts Programme’s data collection and ranking systems. Later, at CivicDataLab, he led the expansion of the Open Budgets India platform, the largest repository of public finance information in India. Arun’s key interests include, but not limited to, Indian public finance, social sector schemes, and development policy.Read complete profile He is a keen observer of the developments in India’s political economy, with interest across a wide gamut of areas such as law and justice, technology, and electoral politics. He’s also a passionate educator, a part-time amateur singer, and loves cooking. His favourite quote: “no man-made system is immune to human deceit”.
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Mahwash Fatima – Manager, Public Policy A law graduate from Symbiosis Law School Pune, Mahwash has previously worked as an attorney at the law firm Lakshmikumaran and Sridharan. During her tenure there, her experience ranged from litigation, advisory and advocacy on issues of indirect taxation and constitutional law. With a keen interest in the intersection of law, policy and governance she took up the Policy in Action Program with Young Leaders for Active Citizenship (YLAC) in April, 2021. Thrilled by that experience and knowledge, she went on to complete the Graduate Certificate Program in Public Policy from Takshashila Institute.Read complete profile Mahwash is passionate about working towards the goal of making the legal framework work for every strata through effective policies, strategic governance and impact litigation. During her free time, she engages herself in art & craft, reading and baking.
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Ujval Mohan – Manager, Public Policy Ujval is a lawyer by training, with a degree in arts and law from Gujarat National Law University, Gandhinagar. During his time at Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas & Co, New Delhi, Ujval worked with various law practices spanning technology litigation, defence and aerospace advisory, and commercial arbitration. His time in a commercial law practice has helped develop insights into matters of technology policy, public procurement and dispute management.Read complete profile Ujval is passionate about developing a deeper understanding of regulatory / legislative design, and has a keen interest in the themes of public law, environmental heritage regulation, and economic analysis of law. In his free time, he likes to read, follow the news, cycle, or pursue his long-held interest in aviation.
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Aarathi Ganesan – Senior Analyst, Public Policy A graduate of Flame University and the University of Oxford, Aarathi has spent over five years editing journalism on public policy and law. She focused on commissioning and shaping multiple in-depth reports on technology policy and law developments in India and worldwide. Her master’s research at Oxford examined how urban and upper-caste/class Indian women use the Internet to build new iterations of digital “feminism”, and the identity-based undertones of this politics.Read complete profile Aarathi is passionate about learning more about safe harbour frameworks, and writing about eating her way through new cities.
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Akanksha Ghosh – Senior Analyst, Public Policy Akanksha is a lawyer by training, and was previously engaged as a Judicial Researcher at the Delhi High Court, where she was involved in several key tech regulatory and policy matters. In this role, she had the opportunity to analyse the impact of laws and policies on the industry and civil society, while also assisting in the drafting of judgments. During her time at the National Law University Delhi, Akanksha was engaged in several research projects, focusing on human rights, legislative reforms, and social justice issues.Read complete profile Akanksha has contributed to drafting reports for India’s Universal Periodic Review, conducted field interviews and contributed reports on issues such as the death penalty and socio-economic disparities within the criminal justice system. She has also done a short stint as a legislative intern, working closely with a Member of Parliament on drafting private member bills concerning transparency, criminal law and electoral reforms. In her spare time, she enjoys exploring parks, reading and fostering cats.
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Nidhi Punetha – Senior Analyst, Public Policy Nidhi has previously worked on crafting export-oriented policies as a consultant to the Director General of Foreign Trade (DGFT). Prior to that, she spent nearly three years in Gaya (Bihar) working alongside the district administration to grasp the nitty-gritty of policy execution at the community level, as a fellow of the Ministry of Home Affairs for Aspirational districts. She has also worked with Delhi government schools to train teachers and students on issues like substance abuse, sex education, and various other topics.Read complete profile Nidhi holds a Masters in Social Work from the Department of Social Work (University of Delhi) and a Bachelor of Arts degree from Kirori Mal College (also University of Delhi).
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Rhydhi Gupta – Senior Analyst, Public Policy Rhydhi is a Spanish-speaking Lawyer who pursued B.Com(H) and LLB from Ramjas College and Faculty of Law, University of Delhi, respectively. After working as a Legal Researcher at Parichay (a legal aid clinic helping disenfranchised people in Assam with their citizenship), she went on to work with Member of Parliament Mr. Derek O’Brien as his Legislative Assistant. Here, she worked on Parliamentary interventions including bills, notices and questions, and also non-Parliamentary engagements such as stakeholder management and research for books and opinion pieces.Read complete profile The transition from the litigation end of the spectrum to the legislative realm has given her a well-rounded perspective on the feedback loop of marginalisation, gender discrimination, lack of education, healthcare and basic amenities. Her passion for tech-policy is informed by her diverse experience and she hopes to contribute to a safe and equitable digital society.
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Senu Nizar – Senior Analyst, Public Policy Senu is a lawyer by training and graduated from the National University of Juridical Sciences, Kolkata. She holds a keen interest in gender rights. She pursued her Master’s in Law (LL.M.) from the University of Cambridge, where she was awarded the Faculty Prize for the best overall performance in the ‘Race, Gender and Law’ course. Previously, she worked as a litigator at the chambers of Mr. Ashim Sood, where she did a mix of public law and commercial law matters, assisting in several landmark cases of public importance before the Supreme Court.Read complete profile This included the constitutionality of the ban on virtual currencies, the constitutionality of the Indian surrogacy law, and the implementation of affirmative action policies for women. As a public policy professional, she is passionate about contributing to gender-conscious policymaking while working at the intersection of advocacy, research and community engagement. When she isn’t working, you can find her baking, exploring eateries, or dancing.
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Sohinee Thakurta – Senior Analyst Sohinee holds a Bachelor’s in Statistics from Calcutta University. Previously, she has worked as a development consultant with organisations such as India Health Fund, Children’s Investment Fund Foundation and NITI Aayog on projects spanning health, gender, education and social norms within urban and rural communities. In her last stint, she was working closely with the District Administration office in Madhya Pradesh as a part of the Aspirational District Programme.Read complete profile Early in her career, Sohinee joined the Teach For India fellowship to better understand grassroots realities within classrooms. The fellowship was a transformative experience which got her interested in the larger educational ecosystem. Her subsequent work with teachers and school leaders helped her gauge how different developmental themes interacted with one another to impact the well-being of individuals, and the large role the government played in it.
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Srishti Kapil – Senior Officer, Programs & Policy Communications Srishti is a marketing and communications professional. After starting her career in corporate operations and advertising, she transitioned to the impact sector, aiming to use her skills to drive positive change. Her work has been diverse, encompassing roles at both an ad agency and a law firm, assistance on research projects as well as a teaching fellowship. She holds a Bachelor’s in English Literature from Sri Venkateswara College, and a Master’s degree in Media and Cultural Studies from TISS, Mumbai.Read complete profile A film and literature nerd, her pop culture essays grace various national and international publications. Srishti’s research interests include gender justice, arts for social change, and urban mobility. A spoken word poet, she is equally passionate about combat sports and performance poetry.
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Swathi Ramesh Rao – Senior Analyst, Public Policy Swathi is a chemical engineer by education. After her graduate studies at Cornell University, she worked as a scientist at enerG2 – a battery materials company in Seattle where she also supported large battery manufacturers in India with R&D and materials testing. Her interest in policy stems from her keen interest in renewable energy, education and women’s representation in STEM.Read complete profile After returning to India, her first stint was with YLAC’s Policy in Action Program in 2021. While in India, she has also worked at an early stage ed-tech startup that works to make tech education accessible to everyone.
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Vishakha Singh Deshwal – Senior Analyst, Public Policy Vishakha pursued her B.A. LL.B. from National Law Institute University, Bhopal and her post-graduation in law from National University of Juridical Sciences, Kolkata. While at NUJS, she was awarded the Saroja Gopalkrishnan Scholarship for academic performance. Previously, she has worked at the Ministry of Electronics and IT, Government of India as a Young Professional where she focused on emerging issues in tech policy and law.Read complete profile She has also worked as an in-house counsel at Wipro Ltd. where she handled statutory and ethics compliance and as a Research Assistant at National Law University, Delhi on a research project on Legal Education Systems in India and China.
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Adnan Yousuf Bhat – Analyst, Public Policy Adnan is a lawyer by training and graduated from Jamia Millia with a B.A. LL.B (Hons.). He previously worked at the Supreme Court of India where he was involved in high-stakes litigations including the Chandigarh Mayor Election case and the Constitution Bench judgment overruling the Asian Resurfacing case. As independent counsel, he represented clients before the Delhi High Court in white-collar crime, IP litigation, and writ proceedings. Adnan has also worked as a Legislative Assistant to Members of Parliament (LAMP) Fellow to Mr. Manish Tewari, Member of Parliament and former Minister for Information and Broadcasting.Read complete profile While at Mr. Tewari’s office, he provided crucial research support and drafting for parliamentary discussions on key legislative matters, including the parliamentary Standing Committee’s Report on Anti-Competitive Practices by Big Tech Companies. Adnan takes a deep interest in the intersection of law and policy. He is particularly fascinated by how technological innovation shapes legal and policy responses. In his spare time, he enjoys football and trekking.
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Ananya Sharma – Analyst, Public Policy Ananya is a public policy professional with a background in architecture from the School of Planning and Architecture, Bhopal. Her work has focused on issues related to Urban Development and Governance. She has been an Urban Fellow at the Indian Institute for Human Settlements, where she engaged with communities at high risk of eviction and explored issues related to infrastructure provisioning and land security. Before joining TQH, she contributed to the Centre for Policy Research, aiding in the development of policies for the Smart Cities Mission, and worked with SEEDS India to develop heat mitigation strategies for vulnerable households.Read complete profile Ananya is passionate about urbanization and climate change and enjoys urban walks in her free time.
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Arushi Chopra – Analyst, Public Policy Arushi is a Sociology graduate with a minor in Environmental Studies from FLAME University. She began her career as a fellow with Teach for India, where she taught English and Social Science to 8th grade students in Pune. Following that, Arushi joined the Delhi Commission for Women as a consultant where she crafted key recommendations for Central and State Governments on matters related to gender justice. She then served as a Legislative Assistant to Member of Parliament Ms. Swati Maliwal, focusing on policy analysis and legislative research.Read complete profile Arushi’s research interests encompass gender justice, disability rights, climate action, and education, and she approaches her work with a strong commitment to feminist principles. Outside of her professional pursuits, she enjoys reading fiction, spending time with horses, and painting.
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Manan Katyal – Analyst, Public Policy Manan is a policy professional and TMT lawyer with a passion for tech advocacy, coalition building and social impact. With a background in technology law, he has experience working as a policy counsel at the Software Freedom Law Centre, India (SFLC.in) where he consulted parliamentarians, drafted petitions for public interest causes and conducted empirical research to defend digital rights.Read complete profile In addition to this, Manan has assisted several OTT platforms and broadcasting companies (such as Amazon Prime Video, Star India, etc.) with regulatory & legal compliance and content moderation at Sai Krishna & Associates. His work is driven by his interests in platform governance, artificial intelligence and FOSS solutionism.
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Natasha Singh – Analyst, Public Policy Natasha is a political science graduate from Kirori Mal College, University of Delhi. She has previously worked with Dr. Amar Patnaik, Member of Parliament in the capacity of Lead – Governance & Policy Affairs, focusing on areas such as public health and tech policy. Through the course of her work, she has dealt with diverse policy issues, including women’s empowerment, climate change, and the complex landscape of multi-dimensional poverty. She is also an ex-LAMP fellow.Read complete profile With a particular focus on women empowerment, Nastaha has also worked as a Researcher with the Centre for Gender and Politics for over 2 years now, navigating issues around gender and politics in South Asia. With past internship experiences in organizations such as Development Alternatives, SPRF, etc. she has developed a cohesive understanding of the field of public policy. She enjoys photography, listening to bollywood songs, and painting in her free time.
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Paavi Kulshreshth – Analyst, Public Policy Paavi is a policy professional with specialisations in policy research and strategic communication. She completed her undergrad in Journalism from Delhi University and postgrad in Policy, Design and Management from the Indian School of Public Policy. She has previously worked with Centre for Civil Society (CCS), where she led multiple outreach projects and co-authored a research study that evaluated India’s digital health landscape (pre and post pandemic).Read complete profile She has also worked with Indian Political Action Committee (I-PAC) as a strategic researcher, primarily turning data and research insights into effective political strategy and communication. As a researcher, Paavi is interested in health policy, political economy of development, and state-market partnerships. She also conducts workshops on critical writing for public policy.
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Salil Ahuja – Analyst, Public Policy Salil is a journalism graduate from Delhi University with a penchant for public policy and research. Prior to joining TQH, Salil led the research team at Newslaundry where he worked to analyse government schemes and policies. He was the researcher and writer for Newslaundry’s flagship policy explainer show, Sansad Watch, India’s first news show on Parliament and civic affairs, hosted on Youtube.Read complete profile Salil also did a short stint with the Maadhyam Foundation, where he was involved in parliamentary research and helped prepare a budget brief for the Ministry of Roads, Transport and Highways. He has previously worked in the communications sector and helped devise communication strategies for brands like Maruti Suzuki, Roca, and Bajaj Finserv. During his free time, Salil likes to cycle and trek.
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Shivangi Tyagi – Officer, Programs & Policy Communications Shivangi holds a Bachelor’s degree in English (Honors) from Delhi University. Driven by her passion for literary theory, she pursued her Master’s in Gender Studies at Ambedkar University, culminating in a dissertation that examined the genesis of superhero comics through a feminist perspective. Previously, she served as a CSR Gender Consultant at DS Group, where she spearheaded the development of a program aimed at cultivating gender-equitable attitudes among young boys and men.Read complete profile Shivangi has also gained valuable experience through internships at CPR’s Accountability Initiative and IHD Delhi. In addition to her work in the development sector, Shivangi has worked with advertising agencies and run campaigns for clients in the tech, hospitality, and education industries. Outside of her professional endeavors, she can be found either hitting the gym, enjoying quality time with her cats, or exploring new places to eat!
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Shubham Mudgil – Analyst, Public Policy Shubham is an ex-LAMP Fellow with an undergraduate degree in Political Science from the University of Delhi. As a LAMP Fellow, he provided legislative and policy research support to Lok Sabha MP Mr. Ram Mohan Naidu Kinjarapu. Previously, he has worked on grassroots-level projects in the fields of education, food security, and capacity development across Haryana, Rajasthan, Bihar, and Delhi.Read complete profile Shubham was awarded the Millennium Fellowship by the United Nations Academic Impact (UNAI) and the global non-profit Millennium Campus Network (MCN) in 2021 for his project on SDG 1. His current interests focus on understanding the role of diverse institutions and their interactions in shaping and sustaining policy outcomes. He enjoys running, cycling and interdisciplinary reading.
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Srijan Rai – Analyst, Public Policy Srijan completed his Bachelors in Political Science from Hindu College, University of Delhi and worked as a Legislative Assistant to a Member of Parliament (LAMP) fellow. Prior to his current role, he worked with an impact consulting firm to implement a Digital Education project in Rajasthan that was aimed at improving learning outcomes for 10 lakh girl students enrolled in different schools across the state. His interest areas include tech policy, social movements and participatory policymaking.Read complete profile While working as a LAMP fellow, Srijan drafted legislative interventions in the diverse sectors of health, education and tech policy and also worked to create a monitoring mechanism for tracking government schemes at the constituency level in Meerut, Uttar Pradesh. In his free time, he likes listening to rap songs and reading books.
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Teesta Shukla – Analyst, Public Policy Teesta is an economist by training and holds a Master’s degree in Development Studies from Ambedkar University, Delhi. Prior to her current role, she worked at XKDR Forum in Mumbai on women’s land rights in Maharashtra. There, she co-developed a scalable methodology and survey instrument for measuring women landowners’ agency with respect to land, and supervised data collection with approximately 200 women in Pune and Nashik districts. Read complete profile With a curiosity to understand people’s lived realities and the impact of policies on them, Teesta is drawn to field research. Notable among her endeavors is her research on permanent industrial workforce in Sahibabad industrial area. While passionate about dissecting the socio-cultural milieu, she also enjoys reading non-fiction books, hula hooping and baking.
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Tejasi Panjiar – Analyst, Public Policy Tejasi is a public policy professional with experience working in think tanks and civil society organisations specialising in technology policy. She pursued her Master’s in Public Policy from O.P. Jindal Global University and her Bachelor’s in Political Science (Hons.) from the University of Delhi. Tejasi has previously worked with the Internet Freedom Foundation, where her work focused on data privacy, platform governance, cybersecurity, and telecom policy. She also co-founded the Feminist Economics & Policy Initiative (FEPI), a student-led effort to advance discourse around economic and policy concepts from a feminist lens.Read complete profile Tejasi is passionate about ensuring the advancement of digital liberties, with a deep interest in themes of online free speech, safe harbour frameworks, and net neutrality.
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Aparna Joshi – Associate, Public Policy Aparna holds a B.A. Hons in Political Science from Lady Shri Ram College for Women and an M.A. Hons in Development Studies from Ambedkar University, Delhi. With a background in the social impact ecosystem, Aparna has previously worked to unlock catalytic philanthropic funding in India. She has contributed to a key report on private Indian philanthropy in collaboration with the Boston Consulting Group. She has previously also interned with the Swaniti Initiative, where she engaged with governance and policy issues.Read complete profile In her free time, Aparna enjoys experimenting in the kitchen and exploring various film genres.
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Harshita Kumari – Associate, Public Policy Harshita is a dedicated advocate for gender equality and development, with a Master’s in Gender and Development from the Institute of Development Studies (IDS), University of Sussex. She also holds an MA in History from Indraprastha College for Women and a BA (Hons) in History from Jesus and Mary College, University of Delhi—where she received awards for academic excellence throughout her studies. Harshita began her career as a Communications Associate at Unity Films, a Delhi-based advertising agency, before transitioning to the development sector.Read complete profile Most recently, she worked as a Research Assistant at IDS on a FCDO-funded project exploring gender rollback. Her research focuses on women’s economic empowerment and the care economy. In addition to her research, Harshita has written for Indian Express, NDTV, and Feminism in India (FII). Outside of work, she enjoys reading, cooking, and exploring new cuisines as an amateur food connoisseur.
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Prakriti Singh – Associate, Public Policy Prakriti pursued her B.A. in Political Science and International Law from the University of British Columbia, Vancouver and her MSc. in Security and Resilience studies from Northeastern University, Boston. At Northeastern her thesis involved the study of the Indo-Pacific policies of the Quad as well as AI ethics with regards to autonomous weapons systems. She also writes for London Politica’s Geopolitics on the Periphery (GPP) team on the subjects of Outer-space, Arctic Policy, Antarctica and International Seabed related issues.Read complete profile Previously, Prakriti has worked with Boston Public Schools, Newslaundry, Ministry of IT and Electronics, and as a Teaching Assistant to undergrads at Northeastern University.
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Supriya Shekher – Associate, Public Policy Supriya is a lawyer by training and graduated from NLU Delhi with three gold medals in criminal law and jurisprudence. She worked as an associate at a law firm prior to TQH. Previously, she was also selected by Facebook India to work on a nine-month long fellowship program on the theme of data governance. As part of the fellowship program, she extensively worked on the privatisation of privacy governance and its antitrust implications. She presented and defended her research on the interface between antitrust and data privacy laws, arguing for re-orienting our conceptual and legal understanding of privacy.Read complete profile Supriya takes a deep interest in everything tech and literature, and is passionate about the ways in which the internet is impacting our socio-legal order, culture, and relationship with language. In her spare time, she likes reading speculative fiction and taking long walks.
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Karishma Kapoor – Admin Manager Karishma is a B.Com. graduate from Delhi University. Prior to joining TQH, she was associated with Fareportal India Pvt. Ltd. as a Team Lead in their Finance-Payroll department. Over the last few years, she has worked with various companies and managed their payroll processing, statutory compliance, settlements, validation of investment proofs and other activities related to TDS and payments.Read complete profile At TQH, her focus areas include establishing and maintaining finance and administrative systems. She also looks after logistics for convenings and program implementation.
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