From early curiosity to products, businesses, and publications, each phase shaped how I think and where my direction started to go.
I was always more interested in understanding how things worked than simply using them. That meant pulling apart software, studying how websites were built, and following questions that did not have easy answers.
At 14, I launched DynaCore, a hosting platform for websites and Discord bots. It was my first serious attempt at building an internet business and it gave me early exposure to billing, support, server management, and infrastructure economics.
DynaCore ran for three years and became a practical education in real-world operations. It taught me how uptime pressure shapes decisions, why pricing matters, and what it takes to keep infrastructure working when problems show up unexpectedly.
When DynaCore shut down, I saw it less as failure and more as a completed chapter. Its biggest value came from the lessons it left behind on building, operating, and thinking about sustainability.
Qixla Cloud grew directly out of those lessons as a hosting platform I wanted to make affordable, fast, and sustainable. It was the next step in applying hard-earned operating experience to a stronger product.
Alongside the infrastructure work, I started building conflict.asia as a geopolitics and defense publication with a team of OSINT analysts. It reflects the writing and research side of what I care about just as much as the technical side.
Today, Qixla Cloud and conflict.asia sit at the intersection of technology, business, writing, and geopolitics for me. Right now I am balancing that work with academics and JEE preparation while continuing to expand the range of projects underway.
CHIREC International School
I spent my early schooling years at one of Hyderabad's better-known international schools, where both academic foundations and a broader worldview started taking shape.
FIITJEE
This stage introduced a more intense academic environment built around discipline, rigor, and structured problem-solving.
Sri Chaitanya
Right now my schooling sits alongside JEE preparation and ongoing work on Qixla Cloud and conflict.asia, which means balancing formal education with self-directed building every day.
Alongside formal schooling, I have also taken courses across networking, security, programming, investing, and languages.
43-hour complete CCNA guide — networking fundamentals, routing, switching, and security.
400+ practice questions for CCNA certification preparation.
9-hour introduction to stock market investing, valuation, and portfolio strategy.
46.5-hour comprehensive bootcamp covering PHP, MySQL, Laravel, and deployment.
61-hour comprehensive course covering Python from basics to advanced applications.
15-hour practical course on penetration testing, network security, and vulnerability analysis.
14-hour intensive French language course — grammar, conversation, and reading comprehension.