I was born into a Christian family on October 30, 1977, but my early years were marked by hardship and loss. My father struggled with alcoholism, and at the age of 13, I lost my mother—and soon after, I found myself separated from my family, alone and without shelter. For years, I wandered between train platforms and bus stations and living on the streets. 
It was in Raipur, the capital of Chhattisgarh, that everything changed. In 1998, in the midst of my desolation, I had an encounter with the Lord Jesus Christ. His grace found me not in comfort or stability, but in the dust and noise of the streets. That moment became the turning point of my life.
From then on, my heart burned with a single passion—to serve in the extension of God's Kingdom. With the Lord as my anchor, I pursued theological studies and completed my Master of Theology at Missions International Bible College.
Today, I am deeply committed to ministering to those whom society often overlooks—the poor, the widow, the orphan, and the vulnerable children. My own story of redemption fuels my calling: to be a light to others walking through darkness, and to be a vessel of hope in the hands of the One who heals.