My Background

My journey as a Humanities student has been defined by curiosity. Curiosity, about people, their minds, their emotions, and the stories that shape them. Early on, I realised that psychology wasn’t just a subject in my textbooks; it was a lens through which I could understand the world and connect with it more deeply.

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This curiosity found its expression in writing. Whether publishing in Times of India or writing blogs that reflect on childhood, emotions, and awareness, I’ve used words as a way to break down complex ideas and make them more relatable. Leading as the Content Head at Titli Foundation gave me the opportunity to put this into practice, where I worked on projects around menstrual health and sustainability, an experience that showed me how communication can drive social impact.

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Outside of writing and psychology, I’ve been an active participant in debating and Model United Nations, where I’ve honed my skills in research, critical analysis, and leadership, culminating in hosting my school’s first-ever MUN as Secretary General. These experiences not only strengthened my voice but also taught me the value of dialogue, perspective, and collaboration.

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Beyond academics, my passion for wildlife, especially tigers has taken me on safaris that fuelled my sense of wonder and responsibility toward conservation. Together, these experiences form the foundation of who I am today: a psychology enthusiast, creative writer, and young leader eager to keep exploring how human behaviour, research, and creativity intersect to create meaningful change.