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Where Journey Meets Ideals
I’ve always been drawn to one core idea: how people shape systems — and how systems shape people.
Growing up, I became fascinated by courts, governance, media, and the ways they influence society. Early exposure to global judicial dialogues and community leadership helped me see institutions not as distant structures, but as human spaces built on choices, values, and intent.
Over the years, my work across service, research, advocacy, and evaluative roles has strengthened a simple belief: fairness is a practice, not a theory.
Everything I do—whether in policy conversations, community initiatives, or social discourse—is guided by the commitment to understand systems deeply and contribute to them meaningfully.
Karmaveer Chakra Awardee
From Blue to Bronze to Silver, this path reflects not just recognition—but a growing responsibility to lead with integrity, question fearlessly, and champion change wherever I stand.
2019
In 2019, I was awarded the Rex Karmaveer Global Young Leaders Fellowship and the Karmaveer Chakra Blue Medal at IIT–Delhi. It marked the start of a lifelong commitment to civic courage, social responsibility, and challenging the status quo.
2021
My testimonial was later featured in the 2021 Awards brochure, reflecting my belief that recognition comes with the duty to uplift others.
2024
In 2024, my journey reached a new milestone with the Karmaveer Chakra Silver Medal. I was also invited as a guest speaker, where I shared a presentation on “The Psychology of Political Lies,” exploring how narratives shape democracy and public trust.
2023
By 2023, I received the Karmaveer Chakra Bronze Medal, further affirming my role as someone striving to spark meaningful impact through ideas, service, and community work.
2020
In 2020, I contributed as an Influencer and Curator at eRKYF, helping shape conversations around empathy, leadership, and societal change.
Long-Term Vision
I envision a future where institutions are guided as much by empathy as by law, and where public systems place human dignity at their center. My work is oriented toward understanding how societies make decisions—how justice is interpreted, how narratives shape behaviour, and how people interact with structures meant to protect their rights.
I aim to contribute to spaces where evidence informs policy, where inclusion informs leadership, and where democratic processes evolve with the needs of the people. Whether through research, evaluation, advocacy, or organizational leadership, I want to help build systems that are fair, accessible, and capable of inspiring trust.
At the heart of my vision is a simple belief: societies progress when institutions listen, when leadership is accountable, and when every individual has the opportunity to participate meaningfully.