Leadership became more meaningful to me when I started thinking about what could change beyond my own achievements.
I have been involved in leadership and service through school and community initiatives. I co-founded Fly High NGO, served in Student Council roles and worked as a Service as Action Ambassador. These experiences have shown me that leadership is less about a title and more about noticing what needs to be done and being willing to help.
Gau Shield is my social-enterprise initiative focused on an environmentally sustainable, waste-to-resource approach.
I founded Gau Shield, a social enterprise producing eco-friendly dhoop bati from cow dung, neem and locally sourced natural materials. The project grew from a simple question: can something treated as waste be redesigned as a useful resource?
That experience also led me into entrepreneurship and innovation competitions, including the Blue Ocean Competition, where my profile records a Top 500 placement among more than 30,000 students.
The archive holds moments of workshops, school initiatives and sustainability work — each a reminder that ideas become stronger when they involve other people.
A moving glimpse of a school community session from the archive.
A stage-screen moment carrying my name — one of the visual memories kept in the portfolio archive.