Joined on the 17th of February, 2021. Keen in fighting Vandalism. I mainly revert vandalism manually with the help of RTRC as I am not accustomed with the advanced tools(like twinkle). This has been my free time hobby. Hoping to be an administrator in future. Anybody can contact me via my email or my talk. I might not be able to respond immediately but will do so as soon as possible. But please don't let my talk page be empty.
I am a college student living in India. I am 19 years old. I am a hosteler. If you come to Kerala just let me know. Though overweight I am a fitness enthusiast. I love to play badminton, cycle (but now my cycle is broken soo.....).
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