I'm currently in Class 11, studying Commerce with Maths. What I'm most proud of is that I do everything at once and still balance it out — academics, sports, relationships, and extracurriculars — and I'm not afraid to learn anything new, no matter how unfamiliar it looks at first. Here's how I got here.
In Class 7, I moved from Delhi Public School, Pali Road to Delhi Public School, Jodhpur, and joined the school cricket team as vice-captain of the Under-14 side. That year I got selected for Team Jodhpur, the state team, and also played in the CBSE zonal chess tournament.
In Class 8, I was made Sports Captain of Chenab House and captained the school in the district cricket tournament, finishing runner-up as the tournament's highest scorer. I also captained Team Jodhpur Gramine at the state level — we won the final in Class 7 and were runners-up in Class 8. Alongside sports, I kept playing chess and threw myself into hosting school events like Kargil Divas, Teachers' Day, Independence Day, and Republic Day, which is where I first got into public speaking.
Class 9 was humbling. I didn't get picked for the cricket team as often and spent a lot of time on the bench; the matches I did play, I didn't perform well in. Still, in that year's inter-house tournament I was the highest run-scorer — even though I was often left out for being one of the smaller players, I stayed part of the school team.
In Class 10, I scored 94.2% in my boards while based in Jodhpur. That year I also did a summer immersion program at Flame University, where I built a video scrapbook project, met a lot of new people, and came away with real clarity on what I wanted to do with my life. I stayed on the school cricket team but didn't get selected further — I'm still playing today, in Class 11.
The turning point was the Mesa School of Business Future Founders Program, a 14-day summer school where I had to build and launch a real business from scratch. That's where Bloomora was born — I sold ceramic dinnerware, serveware, and artefacts, and generated ₹75,000 in revenue while handling everything myself: marketing, sales, the website, operations, logistics, and funding. It was the most fascinating thing I've ever done, and the full story will be up on my blog.
Right now, I'm part of Inter-Department ID Fest, pitching an idea called Khet Mitra — another one I'll be writing about soon.
I read constantly. Some of the books that have shaped how I think:
Lately I've been especially drawn to reading about companies — MNCs, listed businesses, what makes them tick, and how to think about the right time to invest. I'm currently part of the AGI Fellowship, mastering AI, and business has always excited me the same way. Starting this August, I'm writing one blog a month studying a different company, alongside blogs about my own experiences building things.
My focus right now is split between two things: getting better at AI, and acing Commerce and Maths in school. Long-term, I want to be an entrepreneur — I want to build something real, solve genuine problems for people, and yes, I want to earn a lot of money doing it. I'd love to make Forbes 30 Under 30 one day, and eventually the Forbes 100. Asking questions is how I find problems worth solving, and it's how I've grown as a person.
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