Experience

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  Quartz computer education center

  Jan 2008 - Jan 2010

  Faculty member

  This educational center is owned by my father. I use to teach software and hardware to students who come to the center. This helped improve my communication skills.

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  Quartz computer's

  Jan 2010 - Jan 2014

  Director of operations

  I was looking for sales, marketing of computers and computer accessories. I also take care of the maintenance and education part. This helped me to nourish myself at the best of times. I experienced business skills that helped me start two parallel companies during this period.

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  Sur the organizers

  Jan 2011 - Jan 2013

  Ceo

  This was my first business. The idea is to organize class events in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh. It did not work the way I expected, since Bhopal was not prepared for such event planning at that time or my launch was not so appropriate. My biggest network learning was at this time. I moved to several cities such as Ahmedabad, Mumbai, Delhi and explored the event management industry. I also organized some small events in Bhopal and provided back-end support in some events.

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  Techno cats 99

  Jan 2012 - Jan 2015

  Ceo

  Taking the learning from previous businesses, I started another one in a different sector. With this business I tried to incorporate my interest in information technology. In Techno Cats 99 we provide solutions for web hosting, data management, etc. I attended several conferences to represent my company on an international platform organized by Reseller Club and World Hosting Days.

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  Make a difference

  Jan 2013 - Jan 2014

  Event & dream tee intern

  In the initial days of my graduation, I joined Make a Difference as Event & Dream Tee Intern. My job is basically to organize events to raise funds and increase visibility. I participated and led in several events, activities organized in this duration. I was also a Logistics Lead for Dream Camp.With MAD I experienced teamwork, the spirit of volunteering, communication and networking skills.

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  Citizens for accountable governance

  Nov 2013 - Mar 2014

  Campaign ambassador

  I joined this organization and helped them start their work in Bhopal. The basic idea is to involve young people in holding the government accountable, which will later become a group promoting the campaign of a political leader. As part of CAG, I helped in organizing Chai Pe Charcha, 3D Namo and other campaigns. Then I left the organization because I did not find my work appropriate.Being part of CAG was a great learning for me that helped me in choosing my partnerships.

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  Ansh happiness society

  Dec 2013 - now

  Co-founder and chief coordinator

  ANSH Happiness Society is a youth led organization that aims to be a platform for the youth to implement their ideas as well as connect them to other organizations and individuals in the field of social work that would allow youth to see a side of society that is actively working for its betterment and offer them glimpses of an alternative way of life which they probably would never have been exposed to otherwise.ANSH Happiness Society is run purely via volunteers, despite being a registered NGO (Non-Governmental Organization). Show less

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  Sambhavna trust

  Aug 2014 - Nov 2014

  Intern

  I volunteered for more time than for my internship at Sambhavna Trust. Sambhava is an organization, medical center that provides support to the survivors of the Bhopal gas disaster. Being part of Sambhavna, I learned about the worst industrial disaster in Bhopal and how it still affects people and the environment.

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  The bhopal school of social sciences (bsss)

  Aug 2018 - Dec 2018

  Guest faculty

  Taking guest lecture for students of certificate course on Human Rights.

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  Food and nutrition security covid-19 response initiative

  Jul 2020 - Feb 2021

  Partnership officer

  COVID-19 global pandemic and its associated containment measures have taken a heavy toll on economies and societies worldwide. In India, the initial national lockdown, imposed on 24th March and subsequently extended multiple times, has had a profound effect on employment and earnings. While the sudden lockdown severely affected all sections of the population in India, the groups that have been perhaps the most affected are the migrants or daily wage workers who form a large part of the unorganized sector in the nation.Indian migrant workers during the pandemic had to face multiple hardships. With factories and workplaces shut down due to the lockdown imposed in the country, millions of migrant workers had to deal with loss of income, food shortages and uncertainty about their future in unsettling ways. We witnessed millions of them migrating back to their villages – unprepared and ill-equipped. Evidently, most migrants in the country originate from Uttar Pradesh and Bihar, followed by Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh. Immediate concerns faced by such migrant workers related to food, shelter, healthcare, fear of getting infected or spreading the infection, loss of wages, concerns about the family, anxiety and fear.Sheopur and Chhatarpur districts of Madhya Pradesh witnessed a similar situation, as thousands reverse migrated back to these districts due to the pandemic. As an immediate response to the chaos arising, Welthungerhilfe (WHH) and partner organisations: Mahatma Gandhi Seva Ashram (MGSA) in Sheopur and Darshana Mahila Kalyan Samiti (DMKS) in Chhatarpur working with the support of Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ), amended their Food and Nutrition Security program operating in the two districts – Sheopur and Chhatarpur – as an immediate response to help contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus and provide aid to the most vulnerable populations there. It is named FaNS COVID 19 Response Initiative. Show less

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  Securing nutrition, enhancing resilience - india

  Apr 2021 - Dec 2021

  Communications officer
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  International land coalition

  May 2021 - Dec 2022

  Fellowship
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  Welthungerhilfe

  Jan 2022 - now

  Partner support officer