Vishwasa is an organisation aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal of 'Good Health and Wellbeing.' Vishwasa aims to provide mental health attention to the underprivileged while simultaneously raising mental health awareness. Founded in 2019, this organisation was initially aimed at providing mental health support and teaching life skills to underprivileged children. We were selected to present our project in the 5th 1M1B Activate Impact Summit held at the UN HQ, New York City. However, we had to change our project model due to the pandemic. Now, this organisation is divided into two aspects: mental health video modules and media impact. Overall, Vishwasa has now grown to a team of 40+ volunteers and is sending these video modules to about 250+ children all over Hyderabad. Organized multiple events to raise money and create awareness, including Hyderabad’s first Dogathon which had more than 600 participants.

Co-authored a research paper along with a professor Dr Sabitha Yadam. The research involved using bioinformatics to predict the mutational effect of Interleukins-6 that will aid the understanding of tackling diseases and improving the immune system.

Co-authored a sociology research paper on 'The Social Media Impact on Teenagers' along with professor Dr Amy Kreoll.

Interned with IIT Hyderabad to design and build a device that can inject an IV line without manual intervention. Involved interviewing doctors, nurses, lab technicians, patients, and families of patients (in the field of cancer) on the manual intervention of IV.