About Me

Hi, I’m a Class 12 Humanities student with a curious mind that refuses to stay in one lane. I like to explore the intersection of psychology, writing, and human experience—because to me, understanding the mind is just as fascinating as telling the stories shaped by it.

I’m a psychology enthusiast and creative writer, currently working on a project that makes complex ideas more accessible (and a little less textbook-y) by collaborating with students and practitioners. At the same time, I serve as the Content Head at Titli Foundation, where I lead initiatives on menstrual health and sustainability—proof that words can be powerful tools for awareness and change.

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My work has found its way into Times of India, where I wrote about themes connecting psychology, society, and awareness. Whether I’m writing an article, breaking down a psychological concept, or crafting a blog about childhood wonder, my goal is the same: to spark thought, empathy, and dialogue.

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Beyond academics and writing, I’m someone who finds thrill in the wild—literally. Tigers, safaris, and the raw beauty of nature have shaped my sense of wonder and responsibility toward conservation. I’m also deeply engaged in public speaking, debating, and Model UNs, having won recognitions, judged conferences, and even hosted my school’s first-ever MUN as Secretary General.

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Looking ahead, I see myself diving deeper into liberal arts and psychology, blending research with creativity to create meaningful impact. Whether through writing, debating, or collaborative projects, I’m constantly seeking ways to expand my perspective—and to remind myself (and others) not to let our inner child’s curiosity fade away.

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Let’s connect if you share a love for psychology, writing, or simply new ideas that challenge the way we see the world.