As the Lead Facilitator at India Odyssey Private Limited, I spearhead the design and execution of immersive educational tours across India. My role involves curating unique, hands-on learning experiences that blend cultural, historical, and environmental education for students. With a focus on fostering curiosity and a love for discovery, I ensure each tour is a transformative journey that broadens horizons and enriches young minds.

As the Lead Facilitator at India Odyssey Private Limited, I spearhead the design and execution of immersive educational tours across India. My role involves curating unique, hands-on learning experiences that blend cultural, historical, and environmental education for students. With a focus on fostering curiosity and a love for discovery, I ensure each tour is a transformative journey that broadens horizons and enriches young minds.

I am presently employed as a naturalist for the local organization, Tribesmen, in the Andaman Islands. Our organization offers several nature-related activities such as bird photography tours, nature walks, tidal walks, and more. Furthermore, due to my love and commitment towards nature and conservation, I have pursued Ecology for my master's degree.At Tribesmen, we strive to provide our clients with the best experience possible. With 22 endemic bird species in the Andaman Islands, our location attracts photographers and bird enthusiasts from all around the world keen on witnessing these beautiful birds.

As a facilitator for Redwood Edutours in the Andaman Islands, my role involves ensuring the safety and security of students while also facilitating a seamless and educational tour for them. During the tours, students are exposed to a variety of topics such as the freedom struggle of India, the ecology and environment of the Andaman Islands, team building and communication skills, among others.The curriculum is aimed at providing experiential learning which demonstrates knowledge transcends physical boundaries.

The Pitchandikulam Forest, a subsidiary of Auroville Foundation in Puducherry, India, once conceptualized an innovative prototype project called the Knowledge Centre. The project aimed to collaborate with the local government at the panchayat level to collect and store information from various sectors, including transport, ecology, art and culture, health, agriculture, among others. The gathered information would be analyzed to formulate necessary plans to tackle issues effectively. As the project manager, my role was to gather all the information, design study module and act as a liaison between the project partners and the local government.The project was unique and fascinating, as it offered opportunities for me to interact with villagers,Students, panchayats, and government officials, allowing me to better understand their grassroots problems. This project had the potential to address significant issues and drive substantial changes in the public policy-making.