Q1. Introduce your Family to us ?
I have a small family. I live with my father, mother and my big brother. My father is a labour. My mother is a housewife. My brother is currently unemployed and looking for a job. My family is at low economic level. My family is dependent on both of us.

Q2. Why should you be awarded the Dakshana Scholarship?
From I have known the world I wanted to keep my parents happy and feel proud of me. The first step that I have to become independent and earn good livelihood. Then I came to know about Dakshana. Dakshana Scholarship emphasizes both academic achievement and a commitment to community service, and I am proud to say that I share these values. Scholarship will relieve my financial burdens and allow me to focus on my studies and career goals without distraction.

Q3. What is your ambition in life?
I want to become independent in my life. I want to keep my parents happy and first step for doing it I found to be go to IIT. Then after becoming successful I will also help my society and encourage youths to do also.

Q4. How would you like to contribute to the society and the world when you become a successful?
When I become successful, I would like to contribute to society and the world in ways that have a lasting, positive impact. My vision for contributing is centered around using my skills, resources, and knowledge to address key challenges, inspire others, and help build a more equitable and sustainable world. Lastly, I want to contribute by being a mentor and role model for the next generation. I believe in the power of guidance, encouragement, and sharing experiences to help young people lead their own paths.

Q5. Describe an incident in your life that has motivated/inspired you to do better
I vividly remember one day when I was working with a group of volunteers to build classrooms, and I met a young boy named Rahul. He was around 10 years old but had never been to school. Instead, he spent his days helping his parents in the fields. Despite the tough conditions he faced, his eyes lit up when he spoke about wanting to become a teacher one day, so he could help children in his village. It was clear that he had a natural desire to learn, but his circumstances had held him back. Then it became evident that he had a sharp mind despite the lack of educational resources in his village.This experience pushed me to reflect on my own privileges and the opportunities I had access to that many others, like Rahul, didn’t.

Q6. Tell us about your interests and hobbies?
I play football and read books in my free time. I am also fond of eating snacks.