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Technology Lawyer & Policy Voice · Founder & Host of Lex Frontier
Fifteen years at the intersection of law and technology — from the Ministry of Commerce in Delhi and the Electronic Frontier Foundation in San Francisco to leading legal at India's fastest-growing startups. Now holding space for the human stories behind how rules, power and technology get made.
A Career Across
Hi, I'm Keerthi. Over the last fifteen years, my work has unfolded at the intersection of law and technology — spanning public policy, civil society, and high-growth technology companies.
After graduating from NALSAR University of Law and Berkeley Law, my journey took me from the Ministry of Commerce and Industry in New Delhi, through the Electronic Frontier Foundation in San Francisco, and into legal leadership roles across the startup and tech ecosystem — including Ezetap (acquired by Razorpay), Udaan, Zilingo and Bewakoof.
I've had a front-row view of how rules are written, how institutions work, and how quiet decisions made by lawyers, leaders and founders end up shaping lives in very real ways. Lex Frontier is my attempt to bring those stories into the open.
Lex stands for law, governance, ethics and the frameworks that organise societies. Frontier is where those frameworks are tested — at the edge of change and new possibility. Long-form conversations with people who've done exceptional work, often along unconventional paths.
In an age where AI can answer almost any factual question, what feels increasingly rare is access to human experience — stories of resilience, failure, growth, doubt, courage, and judgment.— Keerthi Nag, on why Lex Frontier exists
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