A little story about how I got here.
Before the code, there were places, people, questions, mistakes, and a lot of curiosity.
Not a résumé. Just the parts I remember.
Where curiosity began.
Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh
I grew up in Prayagraj, at the meeting point of the Ganga, Yamuna, and the invisible Saraswati.
It was a place of old streets, familiar faces, and an early habit of wondering how things worked.
I didn't know it then, but curiosity was already becoming a habit.
Learning to ask questions.
School gave me my first real interaction with computers. At first it was just curiosity — clicking around, trying things, wondering why something worked.
Eventually, curiosity became exploration.
Mysuru.
Engineering changed the pace. More things to build. More problems to solve. More people to learn from.
Somewhere between hackathons, coffee, and broken prototypes, software stopped being something I studied and became something I wanted to create.
This city changed me.“Most of my learning happened because I got curious.”
probably still trueEventually, I started making things.
Hackathons, open-source experiments, developer packages, prototypes, and a lot of learning by shipping things before they felt ready.
And then there are things I do just because I enjoy them.
Not everything needs to become a project.
Still becoming.
There are still products I want to build, difficult infrastructure problems I want to solve, and people I haven't met yet who will probably change the way I think.
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