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Teen Author • Researcher • Vocalist • Advocate
Bridging Science, Art
& the Teen Experience.
From the raga-filled halls of Bengaluru to the choirs of Dallas— decoding the human mind, one story at a time.
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— DEEP BELIEFS
Three Dimensions of Purpose
The Writer & Author
GIVING WORDS TO FEELINGS
Winner of the National Story Writing Contest and author of the upcoming book Mind Mahotsav. Writing to articulate the often silent struggles of adolescence, blending narrative storytelling with psychological insight.
The Researcher
THE SCIENCE OF WELL-BEING
Certified by the Ashoka University Young Scholars Program and IBM SkillsBuild. Studying emotions through the lens of psychology and cognitive science, with a focus on teen behavior and emotional resilience.
The Artist
RHYTHM ACROSS BORDERS
A Trinity College London Distinction holder and Carnatic classical vocalist. Blending the discipline of Indian classical music with Western choir performance. From UNESCO events to Texas showcases.
— FEATURED WORK
Mind Mahatva —
The Teen Mind Matters
Adolescence isn't just a phase—it's a neurological overhaul. A 22,500-word journey exploring what it means to grow up today. Not advice from adults looking back—a real-time guide by someone living it, backed by psychology and lived experience.
— RECENT HIGHLIGHTS
Recognition & Milestones
Story Wordsmith Senior Title
Winner — Totally July Magazine, National level
Youngvision 2026 Selection
Selected Performer — Rock Hill High School, TX
IBM SkillsBuild Certified
Wellbeing Academy — Completed Nov 2025
— ABOUT ME
Understanding the
Teenage Mind
I write and research about the teenage mind because I’ve seen how powerful it is—and how misunderstood it can be. Through my book Mind Mahatva – The Teen Mind Matters, I try to turn complicated emotions and mental health concepts into conversations that feel safe, honest, and real. My goal is simple: to remind young people that what they feel makes sense, and that they’re not alone in feeling it.
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“ Growing up is not about fixing yourself,
but understanding who you are becoming. ”