I was born and brought up in Gwalior. As I grew up, I saw rivers drying, trees being cut, and people moving away from the nature that once gave us everything. Many accepted this as normal. But I could never accept it.

As a lawyer, I worked on many cases to save trees, rivers, and the environment. For me, law was never just a job, it was a way to fight for those who cannot speak: our rivers, our forests, our earth. The biggest change in my life came when I walked on the Narmada Yatra. Step by step, I saw the pain of our river, polluted water, sand mining, and neglect. That journey changed me. I was not only a lawyer anymore. I became a servant of nature.

From that journey, Vrakshalay was born, a trust made by us, for nature. I believe that serving our nation must begin with serving its rivers, its forests, and its people. Today my dream is bigger than planting trees or saving rivers. My dream is to bring back a way of life where we live close to nature, in peace and in health. This dream is called Sehatgraah: places where people can rest, heal, and live together with the earth.