I’m deeply passionate about education and policy, driven by a commitment to empower underserved communities. Originally from Dindori, a tribal district nestled in the Narmada ghats, situated in the heart of India, Madhya Pradesh, my journey started in the slums of Indore, where I taught eager students. I then moved to Palghar, working closely with tribal youth, gaining profound insights into their challenges and resilience. Currently based in Bengaluru and hosted by Youth for Seva, I focus on supporting migrant children and government schools. With an MBA in Public Administration and Policy, I’ve interned with several NGOs and government departments, gaining diverse perspectives on development strategies. Presently, I am a fellow at Sewa International, where I contribute actively to community-driven initiatives. I am an avid learner and seeker, continually striving for self-discovery and growth. Upholding my values in every step, I aim to evolve and make a meaningful impact.