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About me

I am still becoming.

I am a student whose interests have grown by moving across disciplines rather than choosing only one.

Kritvi Bindals — current portrait
The person behind the portfolio
Curious
by nature.

I have grown through a mix of academic challenges, sport, performing arts, creative work and leadership. I enjoy the fact that each discipline asks something different of me: focus in a match, memory in a performance, clarity in a debate, patience in a project and curiosity in the classroom.

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How I see the journey

Different interests.
One discipline.

I have learned to carry the habits of one space into another: preparation, resilience, teamwork and the courage to begin again.

01 • Think

I like questions that make me work.

World Scholar’s Cup, ACER, Olympiads, the Chandrayaan-3 MahaQuiz and other academic competitions have taught me to look beyond memorisation and engage with ideas across subjects.

02 • Compete

I learned resilience on the court.

Tennis has taken me from inter-house competition to national championship stages. In 2026, I reached the TAISE U-17 Singles and Doubles semi-finals, an experience built on preparation and persistence.

03 • Perform

I learned expression through movement.

I have trained in Kathak for more than nine years, completed multiple certification levels and earned a Senior Diploma. Theatre, dance and music have given me a different language for storytelling.

04 • Lead

I learned that leadership is about people.

From Student Council roles and Service as Action to co-founding Fly High NGO and founding Gau Shield, I have looked for ways to contribute rather than simply participate.

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A visual note

The early chapters
still matter.

Some of the most meaningful records in my archive come from years when I was simply discovering what I could do.

Kritvi in an early award moment

My archive includes early school recognitions, reading milestones, Olympiad participation and school attributes such as Caring and Balanced. I keep these records because a portfolio is not only about the latest medal; it is also about the smaller moments that built confidence.

The journey from those early years to the present is visible in the changing nature of the work — from first recognitions and school activities to national competitions, leadership and independent initiatives.