At 15, I've found myself at the intersection of technology, research, and creative expression. From getting accepted into The Knowledge Society's global innovation program to publishing research and developing AI projects, my journey has been anything but ordinary.
What started as childhood curiosity about aviation and computers has evolved into a passion for frontend development, UI/UX design, and artificial intelligence. Along the way, I've navigated challenges that taught me resilience and discovered opportunities that continue to shape my path forward.
Today, I work across multiple domains — building web applications with React and Next.js, contributing to research publications, and creating digital experiences that solve real problems. Whether it's coding, design, or exploring the complexities of international relations, I approach each project with the same question: "What's possible?"
This space showcases the projects, achievements, and story behind them. From technical skills to creative work, from research papers to personal reflections — everything here represents a step in an ongoing journey of learning, building, and impact.
Technical Skills & Languages
Programming languages, frameworks, and technologies I work with
Programming Languages
JavaScript
TypeScript
Python
C++
Go
PHP
Frontend Development
HTML5
CSS3
React
Next.js
Tailwind CSS
Bootstrap
Backend & Databases
Node.js
Django
MongoDB
MySQL
Firebase
Tools & Platforms
Git
Figma
Docker
Linux
AWS
Illustrator
Paint.NET
GIMP
Photoshop
Dreamweaver
CapCut
ShotCut
Audacity
Milestones & Achievements
A journey of continuous growth and excellence
The Knowledge Society Global Innovation Program
Selected for prestigious global innovation program recognizing leadership and impact potential. Awarded full scholarship.
Published Research Works
Zenodo
Novel integrated system combining magnetocaloric cooling with thermomagnetic energy recovery for data centers. Could reduce cooling energy by 50% while recovering 20-30% of waste heat as electricity, moving toward unity Power Usage Effectiveness.
Global Youth Science Journal
A firsthand account of LGBTQ+ life in Russia, exploring legal, social, and political shifts from the 1990s to present.
Global Youth Science Journal
Explores the harms of deepfakes and solutions: detection algorithms, policy, and digital literacy.
Public Speaking & MUN
Inside the Mind: A Dive into Psychopathy
Jun 4, 2025Glentree Academy Radio Broadcast
Spoke about psychopathy - explaining what defines a psychopath, debunking myths, and sharing real-life examples.
WGS MUN 25 | Lok Sabha | Bishnu Pada Ray
Jun 21-22, 2025Whitefield Global School
Represented Bishnu Pada Ray (BJP) in Lok Sabha committee with intense debates and discussions.
VMUN 24 | UNESCO | Burkina Faso
Aug 30-31, 2024Vydehi School of Excellence
Represented Burkina Faso in UNESCO committee addressing global education challenges.
Led team to 1st place at Narayana E-Techno School addressing Sustainable Development Goals through innovative solutions.
Team Members:
- Tuhin Sarkar (Team leader)
- Mohan Subhash Jella
- Apramey Narayanan
- Meemansa Pal
- Eesha Subudhi
Projects & Initiatives
Global Youth Science Journal
Peer-reviewed, open-access platform for young researchers
Visit NowFifinkle A.I
AI companion that chats, generates text, and helps with daily tasks
Visit NowAyumi Bot
AI-powered Discord bot with moderation and fun commands
Visit NowFemboy Hotline
Femboy Hotline emerged from an internet meme, capturing the playful and humorous spirit of the community. What started as a lighthearted joke quickly gained our attention, and we decided to turn it into a website for fun!
Visit NowFacemash Clone
Photo comparison site inspired by Mark Zuckerberg's original
Visit NowNSocial
Innovative student directory for Narayana School
Visit NowFamily Legacy
I come from a line of thinkers, reformers, and political activists. One key figure in my legacy is my grandfather, Dr. Gopesh Chandra Sarkar, whose life spanned academia, politics, and ideological work.
My paternal grandfather Dr. Gopesh Chandra Sarkar was:
- Ex-Reader at University College, North Bengal University
- BJP Lok Sabha candidate for the Raiganj Constituency during the 2009 Indian General Elections
- Former National Council Member of the BJP
- Former State Vice-President of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in West Bengal
- Former State Vice-President of the Jatiyatabadi Adhyapak O Gabeshak Sangha (ABRSM) in West Bengal
- Former Sanghachalak (President) of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) in West Dinajpur District
- Former Sanghachalak (President) of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) in Uttar Dinajpur District
- Former President of the Arya Sangha, founded by Swami Samadhi Prakash Aranya Maharaj
- Suffered Imprisonment in 1992, as the prime accused during the Ram Mandir Movement at Ayodhya in Uttar Dinajpur District, on false allegations of the leftist government in West Bengal.
Meanwhile, my maternal grandfather, Chandan Kumar Das, a dedicated RSS worker, fearlessly stood up against the Congress regime during the dark days of the Emergency in the 1970s. For daring to speak out against authoritarianism and defend democratic values, he was imprisoned - a mark of both his conviction and courage.
Connections with Politicians
The concept of "six degrees of separation" - the idea that any two people on Earth are six or fewer connections apart - finds real-world validation in my family's political journey. Through meaningful associations and public service, our lineage stands just two degrees removed from the highest office in India, exemplifying how proximity to leadership often grows from a legacy of commitment, ideology, and civic engagement.
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Narendra Modi | Prime Minister of India since 2014 | Second-degree connection via Shri Amit Shah, who shared the stage with my grandfather, Dr. Gopesh Chandra Sarkar, during election campaigning. Amit Shah is Modi’s closest political ally and strategist. This indirect link places our family two steps removed from the Prime Minister. |
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Droupadi Murmu | President of India since 2022 | My grandmother, Smt. Khela Sarkar shared a significant association with Smt. Sunita Haldekar, the All India Sampark Pramukh, who had the honor of meeting Droupadi Murmu, the current President of India. This connection places our family two steps removed from the President, underscoring our longstanding involvement in India’s political and social fabric. |
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Amit Shah | India's Union Home Minister and Minister of Cooperation in the Narendra Modi-led government | My grandfather, Dr. Gopesh Chandra Sarkar was on the stage with Amit Shah during his election campaigning as a VIP chief guest due to his position as the former BJP State Vice President. |
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Rajiv Gandhi | Prime minister of India from 1984 to 1989 | Eminent Congress leader Shri Shankar Chakraborty classmate and cordial friend of Dr.G.C.Sarkar, had regular meetups and connections with Rajiv Gandhi, the then prime minister of India. |
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L.K Advani | Deputy Prime Minister of India from 2002 to 2004 | Dr. Gopesh Chandra Sarkar, the BJP State Vice-President of West Bengal, went to receive L.K Advani at the Balurghat helipad, he had several meets and interactions with him including briefing him on the local issues of the state. |
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Arun Jaitley | Attorney and former Minister of Law and Justice of India | Dr. Gopesh Chandra Sarkar, the BJP State Vice-President of West Bengal, went to receive Arun Jaitley at the Balurghat helipad, he had several meets and interactions with him including briefing him on the local issues of the state. |
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Arjun Munda | Former Chief Minister of the Indian state of Jharkhand and the former Minister of Tribal Affairs and Minister of Agriculture and Farmers' Welfare in the Second Modi ministry. | Dr. Gopesh Chandra Sarkar, the BJP State Vice-President of West Bengal, went to receive Arjun Munda at the Balurghat helipad, he had several meets and interactions with him including briefing him on the local issues of the state. |
Fun Fact: During a train journey, my parents happened to cross paths with Smt. Venkatramaiah Shantha Kumari ("Shanthakka"), the current Pramukh Sanchalika (Chief) of the Rashtra Sevika Samiti, a prominent Hindu nationalist women’s organization. Initially, she didn’t recognize them - until they mentioned my grandmother, Smt. Khela (Jaya) Sarkar. Her eyes immediately lit up with recognition, and from that moment, the conversation flowed. Not only was a personal connection rekindled, but they were also extended hospitality and warmth through food and community service during the journey. It was a powerful reminder of how legacy builds unexpected bridges, even on a moving train.