Home: Pokhara, Kaski, Gandaki

Education: Bachelors in Engineering, Civil Engineering, Pokhara University

Family means everything to me. When my father was diagnosed with Covid-19, it was a difficult time for my family as we struggled to find hospital beds and had to treat him at home. Even though I also contracted the disease, we faced it together as a family. It was a reminder of how important family support can be, especially during tough times. My parents have been my guiding light, and I owe a lot to them.

Growing up in Pokhara, I was always fascinated by technical things and loved to take apart electronic devices to understand how they worked. I pursued my passion and now have a degree in civil engineering and a license to practice. I am determined to contribute to the development of Nepal's infrastructure. As a child, accessing education was a challenge, and I had to walk over an hour each day to reach school. However, I am grateful for the opportunities education has given me, including personal growth and self-dependence. My parents always wanted a better life for me, and I too, wanted to achieve more from life.

Teach For Nepal's commitment to improving education equality and their contributions to Nepal's education system inspired me to join the Fellowship. I am eager to meet my students and foster a community of learners who are not afraid to make mistakes. Education has the power to transform lives, and I am excited to be a part of this change. Join me on this journey to make a difference in the lives of Nepali students.