1. Where were you born?
Assam (North East) - India
2. Favourite Hobby?
Playing with Bat and Ball
3. Favourite Quote?
"Everything comes to us that belongs to us if we create the capacity to receive it." - Rabindranath Tagore
4. Favourite Band?
Fossils Band (Kolkata)
5. Favourite Food?
Hilsa fish in Mustard gravy
6. Post-pandemic - Where Do You Want To Travel First?
Queenstown, New Zealand
7. What's a fun fact people may not know?
I made students believe that I was a new teacher at a private arts school being a student on the very first day of the course.
8. What’s your favorite part about your job at Truckit?
Bringing up design culture among folks
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