I'm an architect-turned-urban-planner & infrastructure advisory professional working on India's most talked-about infrastructure project — the Mumbai–Ahmedabad High-Speed Rail — as Station Design In-Charge at RITES Ltd (Ministry of Railways). Before this, I spent 4+ years running construction and DPR delivery as a Lead Project Architect, and I hold postgraduate qualifications in Urban Planning, Urban Studies, Public Policy and Environmental Law (IIT Delhi; NLU Delhi, with WWF-India), plus a research stint at National University of Singapore's Lee Kuan Yew School on Urban Heat Island mitigation. I book calls with students and early-career professionals who are trying to figure out: How to break into government/PSU infrastructure roles (RITES, NHSRCL, metro corporations) — what they actually screen for beyond your degree How to prepare for GATE (Architecture & Planning) — I scored AIR 115 99.83%ile in Post Graduate Entrance Test in Architecture. What a real DPR, CMP, or Annual Action Report looks like, and how to build that skill before you're asked to Making the jump from architecture into urban/environmental policy — which postgrad routes are worth it and which aren't Breaking into ESG, sustainability, or urban research (including how I landed an international research collaboration) If you want a straight, specific answer instead of generic career advice, book a slot — happy to go deep on any of the above. Stop scrolling, let's talk.