Saksham is at the forefront of The Dialogue’s competition practice, where he spearheads a range of impactful research and engagement initiatives. His core focus lies in the realm of digital competition, with a primary emphasis on regulating e-commerce and digital markets. In this capacity, Saksham delves into the intricate dynamics of competition in the digital sphere, seeking to understand and navigate the evolving landscape.
What sets Saksham apart is his keen ability to uncover the less explored facets of competition, particularly where it intersects with themes of social justice. He brings a unique perspective to his work, examining how competition regulation can be aligned with broader social issues, including those related to gender and caste. By delving into these uncharted territories, Saksham contributes to the development of more comprehensive and inclusive competition policies that not only foster economic growth but also uphold principles of fairness and equity.
Beyond his role in competition, Saksham actively participates in research and capacity-building initiatives within the broader domain of human rights and technology policy. This multidimensional approach reflects his commitment to addressing the complex and interconnected challenges that emerge in our increasingly digital world. Saksham’s work stands as a testament to his dedication to advancing tech policy and ensuring that it remains aligned with principles of justice, equity, and human rights.
