Farrah is pursuing a Bachelors degree in Civil Law at Lincoln College, Oxford University. She completed her graduation in Law from the Law Faculty of Delhi University, which convinced her to study further in order to contribute meaningfully to the emerging Indian jurisprudence.
Before she joined the Law Faculty, she worked to raise funds for tribal groups, as part of a student network working with the Association for India's Development (AID). Later, at a corporate law firm, she observed large corporations circumventing laws 'protecting' tribal land. This experience convinced her of the need to view dispossessed groups, like tribals and refugees, as bearers of rights. On her return to India, she would like to continue her work on forging a legal regime for refugees and other dispossessed peoples, which would recognise them as claim-holders and address humanitarian concerns about their treatment.
Roheet is pursuing an M Sc in Integrated Immunology at St. Catherine's College, Oxford University. He completed his MBBS from St Johns Medical College, Rajiv Gandhi University of Heath Sciences, Bangalore.
His interest in this infant field of immunology was sparked while managing post renal transplant patients as a housesurgeon.
After returning to India, Roheet plans to go on to a surgical residency in the prestigious Postgraduate Institute, Chandigarh. Moreover, he intends to extensively research the field of transplant immunology, immunomodulation as well as cancer research to make worthwhile contributions to his country.
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Farrah is pursuing a Bachelors degree in Civil Law at Lincoln College, Oxford University. She completed her graduation in Law from the Law Faculty of Delhi University, which convinced her to study further in order to contribute meaningfully to the emerging Indian jurisprudence.