I'm a 10-year-old from Jaipur with roots in Suratgarh. I'm just beginning to learn HTML and CSS — and with a little help from AI, I built this very website. I love ancient civilisations, I play cricket, and I'm quietly figuring out what I want to build for the world someday.
I live in Jaipur and come from Suratgarh, Rajasthan. My grandfather runs an agriculture business and owns a farmhouse in Suratgarh. My father works as an IT professional, and my mother runs Behna — a women's clothing studio. I'm a curious, sporty, and creative 10-year-old with seriously big dreams.
I'm fascinated by ancient civilisations — lost cities, temples, fossils, hidden scripts. History is not the past to me. It's a puzzle waiting to be solved.
Cricket is my thing. Whether I'm batting, bowling, or fielding, I play with full energy. I love the strategy that turns a match around in one over.
I'm a beginner in HTML and CSS — just getting started. I built this website with the help of AI and I'm proud of every single line I'm learning to understand.
I live across three very different worlds — the ancient past, the cricket pitch, and the code editor. Each one teaches me something the others don't. Together they shape the builder I'm becoming.
Indus Valley seals, Mohenjo-daro, Egyptian pyramids, Roman forums — I read about all of them. My dream is to one day visit an actual excavation site and uncover something no one has seen for thousands of years.
From watching IPL to practising my batting on weekends, cricket is my favourite sport. I love the strategy, the teamwork, and that electric feeling when a match turns around in one over.
I'm a beginner in HTML and CSS — that's exactly where I am right now, and I'm proud of it. I built this website with the help of AI. One tag at a time, I'm learning how the web works.
When I'm not doing homework, playing cricket, or working on my website — this is what I'm actually doing. No apologies.
Marvel, DC — I love them all. Watching superheroes figure out how to save the world is genuinely inspiring. Someone with a big idea, working hard, making something that helps people. Sounds familiar.
Games are how I switch off. I love the levels, the challenges, and that feeling when something that seemed impossible suddenly clicks. Honestly, learning HTML feels kind of the same way.
Leo acts like he's too cool for everything but he always comes back for more. Playing with him is one of my favourite parts of the day — no screens, no homework, just me and my cat.
Every great builder has a quest list. These are mine — the four directions I'm heading in right now. Some are school-level, some are life-level. All of them matter to me.
I want to study ancient civilisations — what they built, how they lived, why they fell, and what clues they left behind in the ground.
I want to practice my batting, study great cricketers, and keep getting better every time I step on the pitch.
I want to master the basics — tags, styles, layouts. Build real pages. Go from beginner to someone who understands every line I write.
I want to keep asking questions, reading widely, and connecting dots between history, sport, and technology — that mix is something I want to own.
I'm just getting started — but starting is everything. My first real project is already live. I built it as a beginner with a little help from AI, and it's only going to grow from here.
My first real project. I built it with HTML and CSS as a complete beginner, with the help of AI. My dad helped me set up GitHub and made it go live on the internet. Every line here is a step forward for me.
Still figuring it out. I want to build something that solves a real problem — I just haven't decided what yet. Work in progress, just like me.
Growing up between Jaipur and Suratgarh, shaped by a family of farmers, engineers, and entrepreneurs — I'm building my own set of skills. One curiosity at a time.
This is Leo — my 7-month-old Persian cat and my cartoon buddy. He sits with me while I watch cartoons and curls up next to me while I work on my website. Honestly, he might be the best part of my day.
Leo is just 7 months old and already the most important member of the house. He is fluffy, dramatic, and somehow always exactly where I need to sit. He doesn't fetch, he doesn't do tricks, and he absolutely does not care about archaeology.
He is my cartoon buddy — we watch cartoons together and he acts like he actually understands the plot. And when I'm learning HTML, he curls up right next to the laptop like he's reading along. Best buddy I could ask for.
I'm a 10-year-old beginner in HTML and CSS and I built this website with the help of AI. I don't know everything yet — and honestly, that's what makes this journey exciting for me. I'm figuring it out.