Give Food a Second Chance
FoodForGood
A concept developed during MBMC HACKFEST 2026 around reducing food waste by connecting surplus food from restaurants and hotels with people who can use it.
Hello, I'm
Computer Science Student
Interested in technology, creativity, design, ideas, and the strange things that make being human interesting.
About
I'm currently pursuing a Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA). I'm interested in the intersection of technology, creativity, and ideas.
My interests currently span development, design, and learning how digital products are built. I'm still learning, experimenting, and figuring things out — which is part of the fun.
Besides tech, I love art, beauty, writing, cinema, and basically the things that make us human.
Education
Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA)
Skills
Art and beauty make me more human, and design fascinates me— making what I see and imagine tangible.
Learning how search engines understand websites and how useful content can reach the right people.
Exploring content, audience, communication, and how ideas travel through digital platforms.
Building and experimenting with websites using HTML, CSS, and the technologies I'm currently learning.
Projects
Give Food a Second Chance
A concept developed during MBMC HACKFEST 2026 around reducing food waste by connecting surplus food from restaurants and hotels with people who can use it.
Ideas in Audio
A growing collection of ideas, essays, and conversations worth revisiting, including curated Naval Ravikant content and audio versions of selected Paul Graham essays.
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Experience & Learning
2026
Participated in MBMC HACKFEST 2026 and worked on FoodForGood, a project exploring ways to reduce food waste.
Workshop
Learned practical fundamentals of search engine optimization and website optimization.
Workshop
Explored Git and the fundamentals of version control and collaborative development.
A few thoughts
Believe in spontaneous curiosity.
When you're inspired to do something, do it.
All great things happen spontaneously, as side projects or hobbies, without the aim of making something big.
Agency > courage > intelligence.
Don’t fix your identity. Every human contains multitudes.
All learning is about how to think.
Learn to handle the risk of embarrassment, rejection, and failure — and be shameless.
Don’t be practical, be delusional.
The best way to prove your value is to build something.
Maximize your serendipity.
Write for yourself. Write to remember.
Reject most advice.
Writing
Outside technology, I write about curiosity, ambition, creativity, people, art, and the strange things that make being human interesting.
Essays, thoughts, questions, and fragments from a curious mind trying to make sense of the world.
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