Anushka Singh

I am Anushka Singh, a student of law. I am from the coal capital city Dhanbad, Jharkhand.

I have completed my Higher Secondary from Carmel School, Dhanbad with 89.6% marks and my Senior Secondary from Rajkamal Saraswati Vidya Mandir, Dhanbad with 96.2% (Commerce).

From the time I started understanding the subjects taught in school, I was very much inclined towards the business group subjects which were also the reason for me to take up Commerce while I was in Senior Secondary.

While I was in the school, I participated in various co-curricular activities which included performing dance, singing, sports, quizzes, and debate competitions.

It was one such debate competition where I had to research certain aspects of law that I got interested in the legal field and hence, the day I decided to pursue law in future.

After completing my 12th, I got admission in New Law College, Bharati Vidyapeeth, Pune in the BBA LLB 5-year integrated course programme.

In college, I have studied diligently the subjects of Business Administration and Management as well as law.

I am the Student Representative of the Legal Aid Cell and the NSS Unit of my college. I have successfully organized several programs, camps and launched initiatives under the Cell and NSS Unit. I have been the editor of a special women's day issue called Today's Women: Nation-builders which was inaugurated by Hon'ble Mrs. Rekha Sharma, the Chairman of National Women's Commission and by our college Dean & I/C Principal.

Lately, crypto-currencies have been a part of discussions and debate, and this led me to research more about it and its functioning and what is the status of such currencies in India.

As of today, the crimes (cyber-crimes) related to crypto-currency are at a rise and India as a country does not have any dedicated law to try these cases.