My educational journey began at Fakirtari Government Primary School, located in the remote village of Fordingerdighi in Lalmonirhat Sadar. Surrounded by the smell of soil, open fields, and the purity of rural life, that is where I first held a book in my hands. Even as a child, I was naturally curious I asked questions in class, learned eagerly, and discovered the first sparks of my inner potential. From the very beginning, my parents and teachers taught me one valuable lesson: before anything else, become a good human being. That lesson shaped my dreams. I wanted to grow up, tell people’s stories, and work for social change.

After completing primary school, I enrolled at Church of God High School, Lalmonirhat, where a new and important chapter of my life began. This phase helped me grow as a student and as a person I learned discipline, built confidence, developed leadership skills, and formed strong bonds with classmates. I took part in school events, wrote for wall magazines, joined debates, and competed in different activities, realizing that learning does not only happen inside textbooks. It was during this time that I started thinking seriously about society and began doing small acts of service in my community. I realized that journalism could be a powerful way to speak for people. After achieving good results in my SSC examination, I began to be recognized in my district.

I continued my education at Lalmonirhat Government College for HSC, a time marked by self-discovery, new opportunities, and bigger dreams. During college, I got involved with different social organizations, started volunteering, and implemented small community projects in my area. This phase made it clear to me that I didn’t want success only for myself I wanted to work for people. My passion for journalism, leadership, and social initiatives grew stronger during this stage of life.

Currently, I am pursuing higher education at Green University of Bangladesh, under the Journalism & Media Communication department. Moving to Dhaka opened a completely new world for me media studies, research, reporting, public speaking, project work, seminars, conferences, and student activism have expanded my learning beyond academics. Alongside studies, I am involved in theatre, talk show hosting, club leadership, youth workshops, networking, and content creation. University life has given me practical skills, self-confidence, and a clear vision to turn my bigger dreams into reality.

From the simple benches of a rural primary school to the university campus in Dhaka, my journey has been one of learning, growth, and perseverance. I carry the scent of my village soil with me, and I dream of becoming an investigative journalist who amplifies the voices of people. That dream has been the driving force behind every step of my education.