Home: Dangsing, Nuwakot, Bagmati

Education: Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance, Campion College, Tribhuvan University

As a kid, I was shy and scared of teachers. Ironically, I wanted to become a teacher from an early age. I do not have any particular feelings about my school life. Speaking with new people was never my strength. I still remember in the 9th grade, when I had to introduce myself in front of my new classmates, words did not come out of my mouth. I was aware of my inability to speak in large crowds, however now I do not have any problem addressing a big crowd. I have always wanted to learn new things, it could be my curious nature but I have always been interested to learn. I was studious by nature, if I saw a book lying somewhere I would leaf through it. Ever since I was in high school the thought of becoming a banker was in my head. Consequently, I pursued management for my undergraduate studies. As I was diligent and studious, I was always liked by my teachers. Education inequity was something that I had experienced closely. All my life I had studied in public institutions. In my college, I got to know about Teach For Nepal. I had always pondered about the disparity in education in Nepal. The vision, mission, and movement seemed like a noble pursuit. Joining TFN as a Fellow for me is my small step towards ending education inequity.