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About me

My Journey

Whenever I used to go to my native place to my nanaji’s home, the best pass time in the afternoon was my nanaji telling stories to my cousin brother and me. That's how I was introduced to stories.

My father introduced me to books. My father is an avid reader, so we had a lot of books at home. I loved reading comic books and fiction/story books back then. I loved Amar Chitra Katha a lot. That sparked creativity in my mind.

But then the biggest enemy came into my life- SCHOOL.

The school syllabus is outdated, no learning with curiosity, just following rules and not questioning anything. It didn't focus on practical learning, but just on textbooks, memorization and exams

My life changed in 2020. With 24/7 internet access and the lockdown due to the Corona pandemic, I discovered Twitter’s potential, met new people and learnt a lot. I also found time to get to know myself. I started a YouTube channel called ‘An Inquisitive Storyteller’ and a Newsletter ‘The Diary of an Inquisitive Kid’.

About me

Indian Educational System is messed up and everyone knows about it, but very few are taking action to fix it. I want to make a dent in the educational system

That’s the reason I decided to start my YouTube channel ‘An Inquisitive Storyteller’ to create educational and self-improvement videos so that teenagers can learn from them.

I also started writing a newsletter 'The Diary of an Inquisitive Kid' where I share my learnings, experiences from daily life, stories from books, internet and life. I also share some weekly recommendations of the content I consumed that week.

Why teenagers?

India was a golden bird years ago. Today, India is a big country with a lot of problems, but with a lot of opportunities. I have a dream to see India rise to its glory.

India is a very young country. So, for India to be changed, youngsters can change it as they have the energy and power of the internet.

But the biggest (and first in life) barrier for GenZs’ is the educational system. It messed up and it's restricting children explore themselves and achieve big things.