The work I take on rarely starts with a neat brief. It starts with a backlog of e-filed cases nobody can track, a constituency nobody has mapped, or a WhatsApp group of five thousand volunteers with nowhere to go. My job is to find the signal — and build the machine that keeps finding it.
Most recently I was Technology Consultant at the Supreme Court of India, building case distribution, tracking and document-intelligence systems for the legal screening unit. Before that, as Senior Consultant at Inclusive Minds, I shipped GPU-powered OCR pipelines, 10+ full-stack apps and election-intelligence dashboards.
It started in activism. At Chhanv Foundation I built India's first acid-attack case tracker and Paltan.in, which rallied 5,000+ volunteers behind Stop Acid Attacks. That's still the test I apply to every build: does it change something for real people?
Data → Insight → Action
Every pipeline ends in a decision, not a report.
Built for Bharat
Hindi-first, low-bandwidth, made for non-technical teams.
Production, not prototypes
I write the scraper, the schema and the dashboard.