Medha Pushkarna
Reflecting on the writing process, she says, “The journey was exhausting, sometimes frustrating, but ultimately empowering. For author Medha Pushkarna, writing the book The Great Trial: It Is Not Over Yet… Animal World vs Mankind was an opportunity to explore justice, humanity’s relationship with animals and the principles of law through fiction. The third and, for now, final instalment in her trilogy, is set in the Court of the Devas, where a murder mystery unfolds through cross-examinations, legal arguments and questions of accountability. The narrative examines whether humanity can justify its treatment of animals when confronted with the principles of justice. The book concludes a writing journey that began with War on Earth and continued with Corona Summoned to Court. Across the trilogy, Medha combines mythology, fiction and legal thought to examine human behaviour, morality and responsibility. For Medha, the aim is to make legal principles accessible through fiction while encouraging readers to think beyond the mystery and consider the larger questions of law and justice. You use AI every day. Now get your AI Quotient. Take the AIQ test Get the latest Lifestyle News and more. Download the TOI app.