I am deeply passionate about anthropological research, particularly focused on the lives and cultures of indigenous peoples across the world. By nature, I am an avid traveler, and my journeys often shape and inspire my academic inquiries. I aspire to bring about meaningful and positive change in the lives of ordinary people through research, education, and storytelling.

I hold a postgraduate degree in English Literature and am currently pursuing an M.Phil/Ph.D. in Anthropology. My academic interests lie at the intersection of history, technology, and ethnography, with a particular emphasis on indigenous knowledge systems and cultural resilience.

With over fifteen years of experience as a schoolteacher in the Kathmandu Valley, I have developed a strong foundation in education and community engagement. In addition to my academic work, I am active as a freelance journalist and multimedia content producer, committed to documenting social realities through accessible and creative formats.

I believe in the power of minimalism and appropriate technology to transform everyday lives, especially in marginalized communities. My work continues to evolve at the crossroads of critical inquiry, cultural empathy, and practical impact.