alumni of the Modern School in New Delhi. He graduated with a Bachelor of Commerce honours) from Hindu College at the University of Delhi.

He became a chartered accountant reaching intermediate level and gaining rich experience in statutory, and internal audits at reputed firms as well as corporates across the length and breadth of India. In 2002, Anurag completed a law degree at the University of Delhi.

He practised in the Delhi High Court and district courts from 2002 until mid-2006 in various fields of law, including electricity, the Constitution of India, consumer, labour, and competition, as well as working on trademarks and copyright, environmental impact assessment issues, contesting public interest litigation and handling debt recovery tribunal matters.

Anurag also has experience in matters involving the Antiquities and Art Treasures Act, the Customs Act, , the Delhi Municipal Corporation Act, Contempt of Court Act, prosecutions under the Income Tax Act and the Indian Companies Act, the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, Indian Penal Code offences, the Imports and Exports Act, the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, the Negotiable Instruments Act, the Passports Act, the Prevention of Corruption Act, the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, the Legal Services Authorities Act, 1987, etc.

He joined the in-house corporate legal team of Tata Power Delhi in June 2006. The distribution company was struggling with post-reform legal and regulatory challenges. It was during this stint; Anurag realised the potential of specialisation and expertise in energy laws. When the provisions of the Electricity Act 2003 were still being implemented, he embraced the challenge head on, soon becoming a reliable adviser to the top management comprising the chief of legal, the CFO and CEO on pending and new legal regulatory and privatisation-related challenges.

Anurag is proud to claim credit for achieving a high success rate in various matters, a few of which became leading precedents and sector first judgments. On this journey, he had the opportunity to evolve along with top tier-1 law firms, leading senior advocates of boutique law firms and practising counsel.

He anchored the corporate legal team at Tata Power Delhi and was responsible for the legal advisory work of other group companies with both a domestic and international footprint. Anurag also spearheaded policy and regulatory matters for the organisation in the courts and advising Tata Power Delhi’s top leadership on a day-to-day basis.

Anurag was instrumental in contesting material litigation and regulatory cases in prime forums such as the Supreme Court, the Delhi High Court, the appellate tribunal for electricity, the Central Electricity Regulatory Commission, state regulators and arbitrations, which impacted cash flow, operations and the bottom line of the company.

He completed courses at the Emeritus Institute of Management in Singapore and he has affiliations with ivy league colleges, including MIT and the Tuck School of Business in the US to hone business acumen and leadership skills.