I read in a book two years back that there are two worlds: one is a world shaped by mind-set of the masses symbolic of the ordinary lives of more than 80% of the population and the other world shaped by thinkers, leaving a legacy of intellectual heritage. I decided to be in the latter. With that approach, I started my research journey—where ideas and reflecting on problems were the fuel for igniting changes. It began with my first year of pursuing Masters in Political Science and I found my interests growing in contributing to the formulation of policy solutions for climate crisis.

My roots lie in a family of Business minds and Entrepreneurs; I am the first generation Post-graduate, first in my family to earn a Master's degree. It felt like a call to stewardship, heavy yet honourable. My journey into the world of visionaries ignited my intellectual energy and the inherent sustainability of India shaped my horizons. So far, I am playing my part to construct a change academically that could trigger transformations if aligned with our policies on sustainability or “Sarva Saha” in Sanskrit which means a harmonious coexistence between man and its nature.