Who am I? It is a question I continue to answer through every experience, every challenge, and every lesson I embrace. I don't define myself by a single title because I have never believed that one word can describe a person. I am a lifelong learner, a curious explorer, a builder, a writer, and someone who believes that growth begins with asking questions.

I was born on 5 October 2004 in Putalibazar, Syangja, where forests, orange gardens, winding trails, and village life shaped my earliest memories. Growing up there meant experiencing the rhythm of rural Nepal firsthand working alongside people, exploring nature, and learning lessons that no classroom could teach.

As a child, I was curious, talkative, and mischievous. Every new experience became another question waiting to be explored. I dreamed without limits because every profession seemed to reveal a different way of understanding the world.

While my childhood was deeply connected to nature, technology quietly became another world I loved. A laptop and a tablet introduced me to ideas beyond my village. I spent countless hours exploring them, reading magazines, and discovering how knowledge could travel far beyond physical boundaries.

Creativity naturally became part of my journey. I enjoyed music, wrote my own songs, danced without hesitation, and found joy in expressing myself without worrying about judgement.

Alongside curiosity, another belief quietly grew within me: every person deserves kindness and respect. I strive to help people without discrimination, serve humanity with compassion, and protect the natural world that shaped my childhood.

Looking back, I realise I grew up between two classrooms. One was nature, where the hills taught patience, gratitude, and resilience. The other was technology, which opened a window to endless possibilities. Together they continue to shape who I am today.