I am a retired soldier of the Indian Army, an educator, a mentor, and a writer.
My professional journey began with the Indian Army, where I specialized in electronics and radio telecommunication engineering. Military service taught me discipline, dedication, technical excellence, perseverance, and above all, the meaning of selfless service to the nation.
Alongside my technical background, I pursued bachelor’s degrees in both literature and science. This unusual combination has allowed me to look at life from two complementary perspectives—the analytical world of scientific reasoning and the deeply human world of literature, thought, and expression.
During my service in the Army, I also worked as an Instructor at a B Establishment, where I trained and mentored personnel in technical as well as theoretical subjects. Teaching taught me something important: even the most complex ideas become meaningful when they are communicated with clarity.
After retiring from the Army, I continued my association with education.
Today, I serve as an Instructor at a Government Industrial Training Institute under the Department of Employment and Training, where I work closely with young trainees and help prepare them for meaningful careers.
For the past three years, I have also served as the Placement Officer of the institute. My work has focused on connecting young people with opportunities and helping them recognize their own potential. Under my leadership, the institute has achieved remarkable placement outcomes, including record-high salary packages, among the strongest outcomes achieved in the context of Government ITIs in the state.