I grew up in a small village in Tangail, Bangladesh, where life was simple, honest, and deeply connected to nature. Later, I moved to Ghatail Cantonment, a place that played a major role in shaping who I am today.
Living in the cantonment environment taught me the importance of discipline, structure, and self-respect. Every morning, the school bus from the cantonment would stop at my door—we’d often rush to grab a seat, dressed neatly with polished shoes and trimmed hair. It was a lifestyle that instilled order and responsibility in us from an early age.
I completed my Higher Secondary education at Ghatail Cantonment Public School & College and then moved to Dhaka—the bustling capital full of opportunities and challenges. While city life was overwhelming at first, the values I carried from my village and cantonment life gave me the strength to stay grounded and focused.
Although resources were limited, my curiosity about the internet and technology kept growing. That early interest turned into a passion—and eventually, into a career.