


INDIA → GERMANY · PLACES → PEOPLE → STORIES
Between systems and stories.
Learning cities
Crossing disciplines
Moving goods, building a life
Growing up in India shaped my curiosity about cities, people, movement, and the everyday systems around us.
Bremen brought a new country, a new language, new friendships, and a different way of seeing home.
Lübeck is the current chapter: work, cycling, photography, music, quiet discoveries, and building a life in northern Germany.
02 / EVERYDAY LIFE
What fills my days.
Curiosity and craft
Outside and moving
People and community
I enjoy learning how things work, making useful ideas clearer, and turning small observations into something worth sharing.
Cycling, walking, train journeys, and photography help me notice places slowly and remember them honestly.
Teaching, mentoring, and representing international students have always kept the human side of work close.
Notes from along the way.
NOTEBOOK
Things I keep learning
Roads worth taking
Living between languages
Short notebook entries about useful ideas, small experiments, books, tools, and lessons worth keeping.
Walks, train rides, cycling routes, photographs, and slower ways of discovering a place.
Honest notes on belonging, communication, culture, and making a home somewhere new.
Thinking in public.
Starting again is a life skill
The small rituals that make a place home
Why I keep a notebook
A reflection on changing countries, changing careers, and keeping curiosity intact.
Thoughts on friendships, language, familiar routines, and slowly belonging.
What writing things down teaches me about attention, memory, and everyday life.



Places that stayed.
Visual archives capturing the mountain passes of Ladakh, the quiet riverfronts of Bremen, and historic canals of Lübeck.
Evidence, with context.
Professional references, academic certificates, and selected project work are available upon request. All public documents are redacted and watermarked for security.
For a thoughtful conversation, a shared idea, a cycling route, a book recommendation, or simply to say hello.