Extracurricular

Beyond academics, I’m passionate about exploring different interests through extracurricular activities. These activities allow me to develop skills that complement my classroom learning. For example, programming as a hobby has helped me hone my problem-solving skills, mathematical computational programs and working on real world solutions! This skill has proven valuable in my internship at the Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology.

In addition to that, I’m also involved in debating and public speaking at Model United Nations. This activity has fostered my expression and presentation skills, as I learn the art of diplomacy and persuasion. Participating in debating tournaments and Model United Nation Conferences has allowed me to learn a lot about topics which I have never thought over before. I also learnt adaptability, while supporting an argument that I rudimentary oppose on a personal level.

Extracurricular activities have become a crucial part of my overall development. They provide a space to learn, grow, and connect with others who share similar passions. I’m excited to continue exploring these activities and the valuable skills they offer.

An Exploration of Green Engineering in Building Design

Research paper description:
A method of design known as “green engineering” prioritizes the well-being of both humans and the planet via the application of engineering concepts, scientific knowledge, and technological advancements. Sustainable and green real estate revolve on designing buildings that are both environmentally friendly and energy efficient. Methods that maximize the utilization of processes and products, use systems analysis to reduce harmful hazards to Mother Earth, and include environmental impact assessment techniques are the focus of this research article. Sustainable and energy-efficient building design makes use of a variety of design ideas and technology.

Characterizing Exoplanet Atmospheres: Insights from Space Telescopes

Dehradun: The quest to understand the universe has taken humanity from charting stars to exploring distant planets. Among the most compelling frontiers is studying exoplanets, planets orbiting stars outside our solar system. In recent years, advancements in space telescopes have revolutionized our ability to investigate these celestial bodies, particularly their atmospheres. Understanding the atmospheres of exoplanets not only deepens our knowledge of planetary science but also sharpens the search for extraterrestrial life.

The Arctic Veil, Science Fiction Novel, December 2023
Recognized as the State Best Seller Book for Uttarakhand, and was awarded the Platinum Medallion for Emerging Author of the Nation

As someone deeply passionate about scientific exploration, I authored a science fiction novel titled The Arctic Veil. Beyond its literary achievement, the novel was integrated into the curriculum for tutoring underprivileged children by the ReachOne NGO as part of its English Tutoring Outreach across India in which I had a predominant role. Its accessible language and captivating climax made it an effective and engaging tool for teaching, blending literary enrichment with storytelling to inspire young minds.

Exoplanet Detection Software
AI Scholars’ Summer Program, Inspirit AI

I participated in the AI Scholars’ Summer Program by Inspirit AI. During this program, I worked on a project focused on predicting exoplanets using publicly available NASA datasets. These anomalies were classified as either exoplanet-related or non-exoplanet-related through techniques such as KNN modeling, logistic regression, and data augmentation.

Internship, Data Analysis and Scientific Computing Research
Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology

In my internship, I was granted the freedom to experiment with various libraries and models as I analyzed over 500 complex datasets. Among the tools I found invaluable were Xarray and CartoPy, which played a crucial role in analyzing the VolMIP CMIP-6 experiments. My specific work involved using Xarray to efficiently handle and manipulate multi-dimensional datasets, allowing me to analyze large-scale climate data related to the monsoon systems and volcanic aerosol interactions.

Politicia, Political Publication, Welham Boys’ School
Senior Editor of Magazine

My engagements in political and international affairs through debates and Model United Nations Conferences have fueled my passionate expression in these topics. Covering issues such as “The Space Treaty” and “Weapons of Mass Destruction,” I combine science and political affairs to inform and raise awareness about these events. THE MAGAZINE IS CREDITED TO WELHAM BOYS’ SCHOOL.

Inkwell, Literary Publication, Welham Boys’ School
Senior Editor of Magazine

My literary prowess and contributions to the LRC Council (The Council which holds responsibility of the Learning Resource Centre, the Library and the Logistics of the school) have been showcased in this magazine of literature. The magazine is an epitome of creativity and freedom. THE MAGAZINE IS CREDITED TO WELHAM BOYS’ SCHOOL.

Wavelength, Science Publication, Welham Boys’ School
Senior Editor of Magazine

As a science Enthusiast, I passionately write for Welham Boys’ School’s Science Publication, The Wavelength. After a journey of three years contributing to the magazine, I am, now, the senior editor of the magazine. We explore controversial topics in the science community, provide the latest scientific updates and educate the students’ on interesting topics. THE MAGAZINE IS CREDITED TO WELHAM BOYS’ SCHOOL.

Review Paper, World Scholars Academy, Hypersonic Propulsion Systems Review, July 2024 Author

I Authored a 5500+ Word Review Paper titled “Hypersonic Propulsion Systems Review” published in the International Journal “World Scholars Review” mentored by Samuel Baker, Doctoral Candidate, Centre for Excellence, Oxford University.

The Oliphant, Flagship Publication, Welham Boys’ School
Senior Editor of Magazine

I proudly serve as the senior editor of my school’s flagship magazine, The Oliphant. This publication plays a pivotal role in shaping the school’s dynamics by covering critical topics such as future visions, and policies. As the voice of the students, The Oliphant presents these issues on a prominent platform while also incorporating a touch of humor to entertain both the student body and faculty alike. THE MAGAZINE IS CREDITED TO WELHAM BOYS’ SCHOOL.

Password Game – Made Only in Python
All Back-End and Front-End features included

Coded the infamous password game with many front-end and back-end features. This was also submitted as my project for the AP Computer Science Principles, in which I proudly scored a 5. I would also credit Neil.Fun for their idea, and Ashaaz Ansari and Keshav Agarwal for their help in debugging the code.

Immerse Essay Competition, December 2023
Won a 30% Scholarship to attend a Cambridge University Summer Program

This is the competition where I first explored my literary skills, and connected it to my knowledge, to produce this brilliant essay! I won the scholarship in the Engineering Open Essay Category, where I got to formulate my own question. This is the first time I learnt to properly cite my work, and has proven to be quite useful in the coming projects. The prompt I decided upon was, “How can engineers pave the way for humans to transcend as a potential extraterrestrial civilization?”

John Locke Institute Essay Competition, June 2024
Not Qualified 🙁

My love for writing has just continued! John Locke Essay competition offered me a different perspective on psychology, which led to write my unique perspective. The prompt for the essay was, “There is an unprecedented epidemic of depression and anxiety among young people. Can we fix this? How?” While I did not qualify, it was an opportunity to experience writing academically.

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