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Hey, I'm Puran Prasad Adhikari a physics student at Tribhuvan University, a social activist, and someone who reads probably more than is considered reasonable.

I serve as Volunteer Director and Treasurer at Saraswati Kendra Nepal, where I get to channel my belief that showing up for your community is one of the most meaningful things a person can do.

At my core, I'm an existentialist. I believe we arrive in this world without a preset manual, no hidden purpose stamped on us at birth. There's no single "right" way to live — and honestly, I find that liberating rather than frightening. It means we each get to construct our own meaning, choose our own direction, and walk our own path — without needing it to match anyone else's expectations or blueprints.

Life, to me, is less about finding a meaning and more about building one — deliberately, honestly, and on your own terms.



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