Home: Sungava Tole 15, Biratnagar, Morang, Koshi

Education: BBS - Bank and Financial Institutions, Mahendra Morang Adarsha Multiple Campus, Tribhuvan University

In a world where so many people are caught up in the same rat race, chasing goals that often aren’t their own, I’ve always felt a strong pull to do something different—something that aligns with a deeper sense of purpose. That’s what drew me to the Teach For Nepal Fellowship. While most of my peers pursued conventional paths, this opportunity stood out as meaningful, something I could fully embrace. Not for validation, but for the fulfillment it promises. Ironically, although I never imagined myself teaching—despite coming from a family of educators—I now find myself genuinely eager to embark on this journey, standing in a classroom and helping shape someone’s future.

I see this Fellowship as more than just a teaching assignment; it’s a journey of healing, self-discovery, and connection. The idea of traveling to different parts of Nepal with purpose resonates deeply with me. Emotionally and mentally immersing myself in others’ stories, growing alongside them, and creating shared experiences is something I eagerly anticipate. I deeply believe in the philosophy that every person enters your life for a reason—they teach you something, shape who you become, and contribute to your growth. Being placed in a new community for two years feels like an invitation to grow, not only as a Fellow but as a human being, to listen, to serve, and to be shaped by the very people I hope to impact. I look forward to the stories I’ll collect, the lives I’ll touch, and the moments that will remind me why this path felt right all along.