Kathmandu, Nepal
I turn ideas into things people can use: a working website, a committee resolution, or a project that makes a problem easier to understand. Technology gives me the tools; research, community work, and creativity teach me who they're actually for.
01 — ABOUT
I like working across disciplines: technology, research, presentations, art, music, and community projects. I'm drawn to questions that don't have just one way of being answered.
That's why a data project and a mandala drawing can live on the same page. Both start with curiosity and end with something I can share with someone else.
02 — ACADEMICS & SKILLS
Jawalakhel, Lalitpur, Nepal
HTML · CSS · Python · SQL · Web Development
Research · Logical Problem-Solving · Data Analysis
Public Speaking · Presentation · Facilitation · Team Coordination · Collaboration
Exploring how artificial intelligence can be applied to real-world ideas and problems.
Introduction to Cybersecurity Awareness
HP LIFE & HP Foundation · 2026
03 — PROJECTS
PERSONAL PORTFOLIO WEBSITE · HTML · CSS · WEB DESIGN
Built and coded this site from scratch to bring my academic work, MUN experiences, certificates, community work, and creative practice into one place.
It pushed me to think about how someone unfamiliar with my work would navigate and understand it.
DATA · SUSTAINABILITY · TECHNOLOGY
A research project on air pollution in Kathmandu Valley that brings together World Bank and WHO evidence and open data, and presents it in a simple, understandable format.
It connects my interest in technology and data with environmental issues that affect communities.
Key finding: The World Bank (2025) links air pollution to about 26,000 premature deaths a year in Nepal and an average of 3.4 years of lost life expectancy (national estimate).
View the project: Breathing Kathmandu →04 — LEADERSHIP
Since 2019: research, public speaking, negotiation, and committee work.
Chaired sessions on climate policy, sustainable development, and youth climate action, facilitating discussion among 20+ delegates.
The experience taught me that leadership is not always about having the strongest voice in the room. It is about creating enough structure and confidence for everyone else to contribute.
Researched an assigned country's position on gender policy and represented it in committee discussions and negotiations, turning research into arguments and negotiating toward shared solutions.
Supported conference organization through group assignments, communication, and behind-the-scenes coordination, which showed me how much successful events depend on people working reliably together.
05 — COMMUNITY
Experiences that connected me with environmental, social, and community-focused work.
MALPI OUTREACH PROGRAM
Joined 70+ volunteers and collected 7–8 large bags of waste in a single day. One of the most memorable moments was seeing passersby begin joining on their own, showing me how visible action can encourage others to get involved.
VOLUNTEER CYCLIST
Rode in a breast cancer awareness campaign with 200+ participants. Along the route I spoke with a passerby about why awareness mattered, a small interaction that showed me community work can begin with simply starting a conversation.
HAPPY HOME MONTESSORI AND DAYCARE
Supported young children with letters, music, coloring, and everyday routines. Teaching taught me patience and attentiveness, and my favorite moment was always when a child finally understood something they had been struggling with.
06 — CREATIVE WORK
VISUAL ART · MANDALA INK
Mandala art started for me as lockdown boredom and turned into something I fell in love with. I sketch in pencil, build each section detail by detail, then trace everything in ink.
My Ganesh mandala took almost five days. A distant relative saw an earlier piece online and asked for one, and it eventually made its way to her home in America.
ACRYLIC PAINTING
I used acrylics to paint a Himalayan landscape, bringing together snow-covered peaks, a suspension bridge, prayer flags, and the surrounding hills. Working across these different elements challenged me to explore texture, depth, and the ways color can bring a landscape to life. But the painting became more than a study in technique. The mountains stand so tall and so still that every time I looked at them, I felt like I wanted to stand tall too. Painting them was a quiet reminder of home, and of the strength I’m still growing into.
MUSIC · VOCALS, GUITAR, HARMONICA
Singing started with my dad, who made it look effortless. For a long time I didn't trust that I was any good, until friends at school told me I was, and house competitions followed.
Singing alone always felt incomplete, so I picked up guitar. The first song I sang and played at the same time was “Stand By Me,” still a core memory. Harmonica came from one thing: the harmonica line in “Piano Man.”
DANCE
I've danced since preschool, and my school offered classes from a young age. I've performed in group settings, including a competition where our team placed second.
What keeps me coming back is how dance lets me express things that are sometimes difficult to put into words.
NAIL ART & DESIGN · CERTIFIED NAIL TECHNICIAN
Nail art has interested me since I was young. During my gap after Grade 12, I turned that casual interest into an actual skill, took classes, and earned my certification.
What I enjoy most is bringing my art background into small, intricate designs where even the smallest detail matters.
07 — SPORTS & STAYING ACTIVE
Swimming has been with me the longest. I trained outside school, never as part of a team or competition. It was simply mine, and it's the one activity where my mind goes quiet.
Football and badminton became more regular in Grade 10, and I still play with friends when I can. All three give me a way to step away from studying and screens, move, and be present.
WHAT CONNECTS IT ALL
Every section on this page started with a question I wanted to explore — through code, research, a committee room, community work, or a paintbrush. I use research and technology to make ideas usable, and creative and community work to make them human.
08 — CONTACT
I'm continuing to explore the space between technology, research, leadership, community, and creativity, and I'm looking forward to the next project, opportunity, or conversation that gives me another question to pursue.
Kathmandu, Nepal