Home: Pokhara - 20, Kaski, Gandaki

Education: Masters in Business Studies, Prithivi Narayan Campus, Tribhuvan University

When I was a child, I often saw barefoot children holding plastic as I looked out of the bus window, and it made me deeply sad. I couldn’t help but wonder about their lives and the circumstances that had led them to that situation. That curiosity about their stories stayed with me and gradually grew into a desire to make a difference. I wanted to help bridge the gap between privilege and deprivation.

When I learned about Teach For Nepal and their vision of ensuring that all children in Nepal attain an excellent education, I felt inspired. I wanted to be part of a movement that could create change for children who, like those I saw from the bus, might not have had the same opportunities. It felt like a pathway to channel my childhood questions and emotions into action.

This motivation led me to apply to Teach For Nepal, with the hope of contributing to a better future for these children and ensuring that others would not have to face the same challenges. I wanted to be part of a movement working to transform education and create opportunities for children who have long been overlooked.