Shaped by the simplicity and resilience of life in Ramechhap, Nepal, my roots lie in a humble farming family. My father and mother are dedicated farmers, and I grew up as the youngest in a large, close-knit household with four elder brothers and two sisters, all now married. Life in the countryside was filled with early mornings, the rhythm of the seasons, and the warmth of family gatherings.

Growing up in this environment instilled in me a deep sense of hard work, patience, and gratitude. Witnessing my parents’ dedication to the land taught me the value of persistence and humility, while living in a big family nurtured my understanding of community, cooperation, and emotional bonds. These early experiences shaped my personality—calm, reflective, and grounded—and continue to influence how I view life and the world around me.