Khardaar table, Placed at the center of the main cafeteria Lalazar at the University of Engineering & Technology Lahore, Having recently moved, I was relieved when I finally began to develop a new diverse group of friends in Lahore. However, the days following September 19, 2014, were marked with change. I was born on 1995 (Hyderabad, Sindh) in a multi-cultural sindhi family belongs to jhatial tribe, I was a shy thirteen-year-old who had already lived in two locations and attended four schools. My experience opened my eyes up to racial and religious dynamics in Hyderabad, Sindh. I started to see how these dynamics drove people’s actions, even if some were not aware of the reasons. This realization was extremely empowering. However, I wanted to empower others as well. I learned how to feel comfortable in uncomfortable situations. This allowed me to become a dynamic and outgoing individual. This newfound confidence fueled a passion to become a leader and help uplift multiple minority communities. All of the students I worked with came from difficult backgrounds and many didn’t feel as though college was an option for them. I learned these students’ goals and aspirations, as well as their obstacles and hardships. There is a saying in our circle ‘Diversity is unity’. I believed in them, and I constantly told them that they would make itI jumped at the opportunity to aware people about environment and become member of Environmental & Horticultural Society. In this position I was able to unite a diverse group of organizations. Inspired by my two years of experience, my seniors has decided to appoint me as a upcoming President of Sindhi Students' Community,I am business graduate with honors and a double major in less than four years. As the General Secretary of Environmental & Horticultural Society, Leader at my home Department IB&M.My experiences leading minority groups taught me that I need to stand out to lead others to unite and work with a diverse group of people. I hope to continue to empower and lead minority communities as we strive towards legal and social equality.After discovering the leadership in me i have founded ‘Paletteform' early-startup, even I want to join united nations environmental program for future of work and I believe UN will help me much more in diversity. Secure in the knowledge that the courage and determination I have shown will help shape my future success, I am now ready to take on this new challenge: Diversity.