I am passionate about studying animal behaviours and developing effective conservation strategies. I started with an engineering degree from the University of Mumbai, but my love for nature led me to pursue a master's in Wildlife Biology at A.V.C. College (Autonomous). My research focuses on red pandas in the Eastern Himalayas, observing them in their natural habitats and captivity to understand their behaviour and conservation needs. I've also worked with amazing species like tigers, leopards, and swamp deer and contributed to projects on elephants, blackbuck, hyenas, pangolins, and vultures. My research interests include animal behaviour, conservation physiology, and educational outreach to find collaborative conservation solutions. 

Additionally, I enjoy writing Urdu poetry to express emotions. I write engaging articles on wildlife conservation to raise awareness about its importance through the "Translating Conservation (TraCon) " project, which aims to educate people about conservation by linking them with valuable information. I'm truly grateful for the assistance CoalitionWILD and The Wild Foundation provided via their CoalitionWILD EXCELerator Programme in 2020.