Ammarah Wakeel, from Pakistan, is an Electrical Engineering student. She is passionate about discussing and raising her voice against different Internet-related issues. Most importantly she wants to give back to her community by organizing seminars and webinars to educate youth about topics like Cybersecurity, online harassment, Data privacy, AI ethics, Online Human rights, and different opportunities that await them on platforms like NetMission. Throughout her journey of becoming a NetMission ambassador, she not only attended every session held by the Academy but also actively participated in internal meetings of her subgroups. Collaborating with her team she gave a presentation on the comparative case study of South Korea regarding its role in promoting global Internet sustainability and diversity by breaking barriers in the field of Photo-Electronics & Convergence Technology. She consistently demonstrated a strong work ethic showcasing punctuality and responsibility in every task assigned to her including note-taking and summary writing.Â
Angelina Dash is an early career legal researcher from New Delhi, India. She graduated from Gujarat National Law University in 2023. She is currently a Project Officer at the Centre for Communication Governance at the National Law University Delhi, India. Her research focuses on data protection, privacy, and artificial intelligence. She is dedicated to fostering an inclusive and accessible Internet, with a strong emphasis on upholding the rights and data autonomy of all, including marginalized and underserved communities.Â
Ariba Aleem is a graduate in History from the University of Delhi and belongs to Uttar Pradesh, India. She is passionate about issues relating to sustainable development, human rights and Internet Governance. Previously, she contributed to national social service programmes and completed various internships at the national and international level that demonstrated her interests in research at the intersection of education and technology. She participated in the IGF Youth Ambassadors Programme in 2020 and believes that Internet is a way for her to express social views and empower marginalized communities. During her journey with the NetMission Academy, she contributed to policy discussions on the digital economy and enriched her knowledge and understanding of the Internet Governance. Known for her creativity, she hopes to share her learnt knowledge by gathering new experiences in the future and networking with young people to promote initiatives that build on digital literacy, transparency and diversity.
Au Yi Teng is a Singaporean undergraduate pursuing a Double Degree in Business and Computer Science at Nanyang Technological University. With expertise spanning IT systems, cybersecurity, and network engineering, he has worked across diverse domains, including workplace safety, audiovisual technology, and digital infrastructure. His interdisciplinary approach enables him to develop technology-driven solutions that enhance security, efficiency, and innovation. His engagement in Internet governance began as a Stakeholder Engagement Intern at ICANN, where he gained firsthand experience in global digital policy discussions. Since then, he has actively participated in regional Internet governance initiatives, including the Asia Pacific Internet Governance Academy, the APAC DNS Forum, and the NetMission Academy. Committed to strengthening the digital ecosystem, he focuses on aligning technological advancements with policy frameworks that enhance security, stability, and accessibility.
Dean Mark Molde is a dedicated College IT Instructor at Southville International School and Colleges in Las Piñas City, Philippines. He graduated Summa Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Science in Information Technology, specializing in Mobile Application Development, and holds certifications in Network Management, Information Security, Database Management, and System Development. His structured and engaging teaching approach emphasizes practical applications in networking, application development, and cybersecurity. Before teaching, he gained experience in audit, data privacy, and HR management. A Microsoft Certified Professional, he holds certifications in Azure and Microsoft 365 Fundamentals. Recognized for his excellence in IT, he has received awards such as the Information Technology Excellence Award and Best Capstone Project in Software Design. Committed to a broader impact, he promotes digital literacy, raises cybersecurity awareness, and advocates for inclusive Internet policiesâempowering the youth to navigate the digital world responsibly.
Eman Nasar is an engineering student and a NetMission Ambassador who cares about making the internet a safer and more inclusive space. Through NetMission and various seminars, she has explored topics like digital literacy, online accessibility, and cybersecurity awareness, hoping to make technology easier to understand for everyone.
She also genuinely enjoys volunteeringâwhether itâs organizing events, contributing to welfare activities, or just being part of something that brings people together. Public speaking is another passion, as she loves sharing ideas, learning from others, and sparking conversations that matter. With a growing interest in technology and community impact, Eman Nasar is always looking for ways to learn, connect, and contribute to meaningful initiatives that create positive change
Fatima Munir is passionate about Internet Governance and its societal impact. With a background in Microbiology, she brings a strong analytical approach to understanding digital policies, cybersecurity, and the ethical implications of emerging technologies.
Her experience with NetMission has been transformative, equipping her with the expertise to engage in discussions on digital inclusion, privacy, and governance. She is particularly interested in bridging science and technology policy to promote a safer and more accessible internet.
Motivated to contribute to global Internet Governance, Fatima aims to empower communities and foster a more informed and equitable digital future.
Fatima Nisar is a passionate advocate for digital inclusion and internet governance, dedicated to creating a more accessible and equitable online space. As a graduate of the NetMission Academy, Fatima has developed a strong understanding of Internet governance, cybersecurity, and digital rights. Currently pursuing a degree in Data Science, she actively engages in discussions and initiatives related to youth empowerment in the digital world.
Beyond NetMission, she has participated in various technology and policy-driven projects, including satellite modeling and robotics tournaments. Her interests span emerging technologies, ethical AI, and the intersection of data science with internet governance.
Through NetMission, Fatima hopes to continue contributing to meaningful discussions and initiatives that shape the future of Internet governance. She is excited to collaborate with like-minded individuals to promote a more open, safe, and inclusive digital world.
Gilbert Clause Magallanes graduated with a Master’s Degree in Information Technology. With a passion for technology, he has a profound understanding of IT principles and practices. Gilbert has a keen interest in Internet governance, with a particular focus on addressing the digital divide. He is dedicated to exploring ways to make the online world more inclusive and accessible for everyone. Gilbert’s commitment to bridging digital gaps and ensuring equitable access to technology highlights his drive to create a better, connected future for all.
Harvey Asuncion is a transformation leader with experience in strategy and operations, particularly with an online marketplace company, where he played a pivotal role in driving business transformations across the Asia-Pacific region. He is passionate about the intersection of people and strategy and believes people are the building blocks for any strategy to succeed.Â
Outside of work, he has established the Change Management Philippines community where he advocates how change management is integral to helping people navigate change. He hopes the community can be a place where change practitioners can come together and collaborate on all things change management.
Ji-won Oh is passionate about bridging the digital divide and empowering marginalized communities through technology. She plans to utilize the knowledge and network gained from the NetMission Academy to advocate for equitable access to information and digital literacy. With a strong belief in the transformative potential of the internet, she is committed to contributing to a future where technology serves as a catalyst for sustainable development and global cooperation. She aspires to take on a leadership role in shaping responsible internet policies and promoting digital inclusion on a global scale.
John Gilbert Oraâa is a dedicated Fiber Designer 1 at Pathfinders, a leading Internet Service Provider in the Philippines specializing in commercial and industrial network solutions. He holds a degree in Electronics Engineering from the Technological Institute of the Philippines, where he showcased strong leadership as Chairman of the Institute of Electronics Engineers of the Philippines (IECEP) â Quezon City Student Chapter from 2019 to 2020.
Passionate about continuous learning and professional growth, Oraâa has actively participated in the Philippine Network Operators Group (PhNOG) for seven years, contributing to industry discussions and event planning. In addition to his professional work, he is also a committed volunteer at Unconnected.org, an initiative dedicated to bridging the digital divide by providing internet access to underserved communities. Through this role, he helps empower individuals with connectivity, fostering opportunities for education and economic growth.
Beyond the private sector, Oraâa is a Professional Civil Service passer, reflecting his commitment to public service. He aspires to leverage his skills and expertise in future government initiatives, contributing to the advancement of the nation’s technological and telecommunications infrastructure.
Joysa Kaushik is a final-year Computer Science and Engineering (Cyber Security) student at the National Forensic Sciences University, Delhi Campus. Passionate about cybersecurity, digital forensics, and internet governance, she actively contributes to shaping a safer and more resilient digital ecosystem. As the Google Developer Groups (GDG) on Campus Organizer, she leads initiatives to drive tech innovation, knowledge sharing, and community engagement. Joysa is an APNG 2025 Fellow and an APIGA India 2025 Fellow, actively participating in global discussions on internet governance, cybersecurity, and emerging technologies. She has successfully organized numerous technical and non-technical events, delivered impactful presentations, and contributed to the Internet Society (ISOC) Delhi and Mumbai chapters, where she engages in policy discussions, research, and content creation.
With expertise in event management, cybersecurity, and AI-driven solutions, Joysa thrives at the intersection of technology, governance, and advocacy, striving to enhance digital security and policy frameworks for a more secure online world.
Keshav Kumar Choudhary is a third-year law student of B.A.LL.B.(Hons.) at Aligarh Muslim University. He natively belongs to a remote village of Darbhanga, Mithila, Bihar, India. He is also the Equitech Scholar â24, Youth Leaders for Peace (YL4PEACE) Fellow, and Aspire Graduate. His interest lies in the intersection of law, governance, and public policy. He is passionate about Internet governance and wants to make meaningful contributions to bridging the digital divide and making a more secure and inclusive digital world. He aspires to work for the betterment of marginalized communities through social innovation and inclusive governance. He actively volunteers for social and philanthropic causes. He is very keen on initiating community-oriented action. He holds a strong faith in the values of empathy and compassion. He knows many languages, including Maithili, Sanskrit, Hindi, and English. He loves exploring culture, cuisine, and people. He wants to dedicate his career to making a better world, cherishing inclusivity and diversity.Â
Khursheed Akram is a final-year Electrical Engineering student majoring in telecommunications, with a strong background in machine learning. He is driven by a fascination with electronics, artificial intelligence (AI), and image processing, continuously exploring new innovations in these fields. His expertise includes deep learning applications, predictive modeling, and embedded systems, with a keen interest in applying AI to solve real-world challenges. Beyond engineering, he finds joy in coding and photography, using them as creative outlets to express his ideas and capture meaningful moments. Furthermore, he actively contributes to community initiatives, organizing IEEE student body workshops on responsible internet use at his university, aiming to raise awareness about digital safety. Khursheed is dedicated to leveraging technology to drive innovation and promote digital literacy, believing in its potential to create a more connected, diverse, and inclusive digital space.
Kristina Karki recently graduated from the NetMission Academy, a program dedicated to nurturing digital advocates and leaders. While at NetMission, she gained valuable experience in digital advocacy, community access, and empowerment. Kristina was actively involved in various projects aimed at improving digital literacy and bridging the digital divide in her community.
Kristina is a front-end developer who specializes in creating user-friendly and visually appealing websites. She enjoys keeping up with the latest tech trends and is always eager to learn new things. Outside of work, she is dedicated to community service and volunteer efforts, striving to make a positive impact wherever she can.
Khun Sint Phoo Wai is a passionate advocate for inclusive digital access and womenâs empowerment in Myanmar. As the founder of Thuma, a community organization, she has led initiatives to amplify womenâs voices, promote leadership, and foster inclusivity. As an alumna of APIGA, APSIG, and APNG, she is thriving to hone her expertise in internet governance. With expertise in civic engagement, project management, and public speaking, Khun Sint Phoo Wai continues to empower marginalized communities, striving for a world where every individual thrives equally.
Kimhong Set is passionate about exploring how the Internet shapes our world and believes young people should have a voice in its future. Through the NetMission Academy, heâs gained valuable insights into Internet governance, digital rights, and why these issues matter more than we often realize. Driven by a desire to make the Internet a safer and more inclusive space, he is determined to continue advocating for youth involvement in decision-making processes. As a NetMission Ambassador, heâs excited to collaborate with the global Internet governance community and help drive progress for a better digital world.
Kushagra Singh is a cybersecurity student with a strong passion for internet governance, digital rights, and AI policy. He has actively contributed to various global discussions on Internet governance, including the Youth IGF India and the APrIGF. He is an active contributor at Internet Society – India Mumbai Chapter.
Beyond internet governance, Kushagra serves as the Blockchain and Web3 Head at Google Developer Groups on Campus and has organized and facilitated multiple international seminars on emerging technologies, AI governance, and cybersecurity. He is dedicated to advocating for data protection, privacy rights, and responsible AI policies. With a keen interest in tech policy, he continues to work towards fostering meaningful dialogue and collaboration within the global internet governance community.
Leena Goyal, is a curious and driven student, pursuing a bachelor’s degree in Data science. They are passionate about Internet governance and believe in an open, safe, and inclusive Internet for all. Through the NetMission Academy, they explored key internet governance issues and engaged with experts from organizations like DotAsia and the UN. They aim to stay actively involved in initiatives by ICANN, IGF, and other Internet governance forums to advocate for a more accessible and equitable Internet. With a keen interest in policy, technology, and governance, they look forward to collaborating with like-minded individuals and driving meaningful change in the digital space.
Lim Jia Chyin is a final-year student pursuing a Bachelor’s Degree in Electronics Engineering Technology, specializing in Network Design with honors at the University Malaysia Perlis (UniMAP). He is well-equipped with certifications such as Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA), Huawei Certified ICT Associate (HCIA), and expertise in Fortinet, Huawei ENSP, Cisco switches and router configuration, and Mikrotik Firewall. He has successfully demonstrated a strong foundation in networking technologies and has been recognized for his outstanding achievements by the university which include securing victory for First Prize in the Huawei ICT National Competition Network Track 2024 and achieving First-Runner Up in Coding King ESTECH 2024 at UTP Perak. Apart from that, he has also been selected for prestigious fellowships like participation in APNIC 56 2023 in Kyoto, Japan, and Asia Pacific Internet Governance Academy (APIGA) 2024 in Busan, South Korea. APIGA 2024 has sparked a passion for him to delve into internet governance. He completed his internship at Huawei Malaysia from September 2024 to February 2025 by contributing towards his practical expertise in the ICT industry. He aspires to contribute meaningfully to the global digital landscape with a commitment to innovation and Internet governance.
Long Seng holds a Bachelorâs degree in Computer Science and a Bachelor of Arts in English, blending technical expertise with strong communication and analytical skills. He is passionate about technology and bridging the digital divide, believing that equitable digital access can empower communities and foster inclusivity. Professionally, Long works in the public sector with SDI Law Group, where he is responsible for developing websites and managing online content for the organization. Beyond his professional role, he also freelances, working on a range of software development projects that support businesses in adopting technology-driven solutions. Long is deeply engaged in Internet governance, focusing on issues such as digital inclusion, diversity, and sustainability. His contributions to publications explore the intersection of technology, policy, and societal impact, particularly in advancing diversity and inclusivity within the digital space. He aims to foster a more equitable and responsible Internet that serves all communities.
Muhammad Sadeem Hannan is a sophomore at the University of Engineering and Technology, Lahore, pursuing a degree in Electrical Engineering. Beyond academics, he is actively involved in Model UN debates and technical societies such as IEEE UET, where he serves as the Co-Chairperson for the Program Team, contributing to discussions on technology and innovation in Pakistan. Always eager to meet new people, exchange ideas, and explore new opportunities, he enjoys taking on new challenges. He is a skilled team-builder, a dedicated team player, and an inspiring team leader. With a strong passion for technology, policy, and innovation, he joined the NetMission Academy to deepen his understanding of Internet governance, cybersecurity, top-level domains (TLDs), and ICANN policies. Through this journey, he gained valuable insights into how digital policies shape the online world and developed a keen interest in advocating for a more inclusive and secure Internet. His experience at NetMission inspired a deep passion for artificial intelligence (AI) and its impact on digital rights and inclusivity. Deeply interested in how technology can be leveraged to create a fairer and more accessible digital space, he is committed to bridging the gap between technology and governance to build a more inclusive, ethical, and forward-thinking future.
Naiyana Jaratruangsaeng is a youth advocate and dental student who aspires to build a more informed and responsible digital landscape. After attending the yIGF.Asia in Taipei, her ardent desire to deeply engage in online policy and digital rights discussions empowered her to partake in NetMission Academy to explore the Internet Governance field and connect with like-minded individuals to ignite change. Despite not coming from a technical academic background, her passion for the Internet and technology has been evident since she completed her apprenticeship in a tech startup that uses end-to-end platforms for healthcare by making chatbots for health data collection. Her advocacy lies with the urgent need to step up against health misinformation and disinformation and leverage digital literacy knowledge to health literacy. With this, she hopes to empower fellow youths of all academic backgrounds to come together and offer diverse perspectives to foster a safe Internet for all.Â
Namratha Murugeshan is a lawyer and policy researcher. She is currently pursuing her Master’s in Law at the London School of Economics and Political Science. Her primary research interests include regulating Artificial Intelligence and emerging technologies and fostering competition in the digital economy.Â
Namuna Sharma is an emerging leader in sustainable agriculture and digital rights advocacy. She is in her final year of Agricultural Studies at Agriculture and Forestry University, Nepal. As a fellow of the Youth Internet Governance Forum Nepal 2024 and an alumna of the Digital Rights School, she actively engages in digital inclusion, internet governance, and cybersecurity awareness. Beyond the digital sphere, Namuna serves as a project lead at SOCHAI, focusing on combating malnutrition among mothers, children, and rural farmers. Her dedication to food security and digital equity drives her work in youth organizations such as 4H Nepal. Being a part of NetMission Academy, she aims to advocate for meaningful youth participation in shaping a more inclusive and sustainable digital future.
Naylie Hashim, from Malaysia, is a Computer Science bachelor’s degree student specializing in Network and Security at the International Islamic University Malaysia. Her journey in Internet Governance began with the NetMission Academy 2025, where she gained valuable insights into IG and connected with inspiring individuals. She currently serves as the President of IIUM Eco Club, which organizes awareness campaigns, educational programs, and volunteer initiatives focused on environmental sustainability. With a keen interest in the intersection of technology and sustainability, Naylie aspires to contribute and learn more on how to make the Internet more sustainable.Â
Nishant Pokhrel is an IT professional with a strong passion for cybersecurity, digital literacy, and IT advocacy. With an interest in leadership and business, he is dedicated to bridging the digital divide and empowering communities through technology. His expertise in cybersecurity, especially Internet governance, focuses on building a safer and more inclusive online space. Beyond his technical interest, Nishant is deeply involved in digital advocacy, championing initiatives that promote Internet accessibility, online safety, and responsible digital citizenship. He believes that education and awareness are key to fostering a secure and equitable digital world. Nishant is committed to driving youth-led initiatives, engaging in policy discussions, and shaping a future where technology serves as a tool for empowerment and social good. His mission is to create a digitally literate society where cybersecurity and inclusion go hand in hand. He believes that true progress lies at the intersection of security, innovation, and community-driven action.
Rafi Uddin Hadi is a devoted advocate for indigenous digital inclusion, dedicated to ensuring that rural and indigenous communities across the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region benefit from the transformative power of technological innovations. A proud graduate of the NetMission Academy, Rafi has cultivated leadership skills and expertise in internet governance, digital advocacy, and sustainable development. Rooted in a deep connection to their heritage, he has a background in preserving and promoting indigenous languages. At TRF (Torwali Research Forum), by leveraging digital tools, he has worked on innovative projects to ensure the survival and accessibility of these languages for future generations. Guided by the belief that technology should empower every corner of society, Rafi envisions a world where Indigenous communities thrive through equitable access to digital resources and opportunities. Rafiâs mission is to bridge the digital divide and foster sustainable growth, creating lasting impact in underserved communities.
Growing up in a small village in India, the Internet-connected Rohan Sachdeva with the world of opportunities. In 2023, he was selected as a recipient of the prestigious Vice Chancellorâs Scholarship to study Bachelor of Cybersecurity at La Trobe University, Australia. He is currently working with .au Domain Administration as a Compliance Officer, developing and enforcing cyber policies to maintain the security, stability, and integrity of the .au namespace. He is a passionate young scholar and emerging leader with a keen interest in the intersection of technology and policy. Rohan hopes to build a strong skillset and capacity in Internet governance to drive change through education and leadership. Rooted in values of empathy, critical thinking, research, and a commitment towards nation-building, Rohan sees Internet Governance as a powerful platform for the Internet community to create an inclusive and secure digital ecosystem.
Rupam Barui is a cybersecurity enthusiast and digital rights advocate with a strong passion for Internet Governance. As a NetMission Academy graduate, he has actively contributed to discussions on ethical AI governance, misinformation, and digital inclusion. Rupam has moderated and participated in sessions at major regional forums like APrIGF and inSIG, focusing on security, trust, and platform accountability.
Beyond Internet Governance, Rupam specializes in cybersecurity, network security, and digital forensics. He has also been selected as a fellow for various prestigious programs, including Youth IGF India, Youth IGF Asia, inSIG, and APAN. His work extends to open-source contributions and research on global Internet policies.
Committed to knowledge-sharing, Rupam is actively involved in youth initiatives and capacity-building programs. He aims to bridge technical and policy perspectives to create a safer and more inclusive digital space for all.
Sammakara Mak is a technology and digital governance advocate from Cambodia, born in Siem Reap and currently residing in the capital city, Phnom Penh. With a background in computer science, media, and policy research, he is passionate about bridging the gap between technology and public accessibility, actively working to promote digital literacy and equitable access to information.
He has contributed to public sector digital initiatives at the National Institute of Science, Technology & Innovation (NISTI), where he focuses on content creation, event coordination, and digital engagement strategies to support science, technology, and innovation (STI) awareness. Additionally, his work in the NGO sector focuses on leveraging technology to enhance information accessibility for students, particularly those in rural areas with limited resources.
Sammakara is also passionate about publications, writing on technologyâs role in governance, regional policy development, and the impact of digital transformation on youth. His work explores topics such as Internet accessibility, AI ethics, and the balance between innovation and inclusivity.
Sana Nisar is a Technology Policy Advocate and Researcher with a background in Network Engineering. She holds a Bachelorâs Degree in Computer Science (Network Engineering) from Universiti Malaysia Sabah. Passionate about Digital Inclusion and Internet Governance, she actively engages in global policy discussions.
She has been selected for multiple prestigious Fellowships, including ICANN81 (TĂŒrkiye), APIGA 2021 (Online – South Korea), APNIC 52 (Online – Australia), APNIC 54 (Singapore), APNG 16th Camp (Thailand), and APAN 48 (Malaysia). She has contributed to initiatives like the Asia Pacific Regional Internet Governance Forum (APrIGF), where she was a Synthesis Document Team Member, and was a Penholder for the Policy Network on Artificial Intelligence (PNAI) at IGF 2024 in Saudi Arabia, focusing on AI Governance.
Sana is also part of the Virtual School of Internet Governance (VSIG) Urdu Translation Project, promoting Multilingual Accessibility. With a strong research background in AI and Cybersecurity, she bridges the gap between Technology and Policy, advocating for an Inclusive and Ethical Digital Future.
Sarvjeet Pal, an MPP student at the Indian Institute of Technology Delhi, hails from India. He is currently employed as a visiting policy fellow at the AI Knowledge Consortium India. He has a postgraduate degree in media governance and an undergraduate in journalism and mass communication. He is a budding Internet and AI policy professional and a specialist in media policy advocacy and institutional analysis. Through the journey of NetMission Academy 2025, he gained valuable lessons on various aspects of Internet governance, such as cybersecurity, digital human rights, issues around the digital economy and emerging technologies, ICANNâs framework of Internet governance, etc. The journey of collaboration learning at NetMission Academy in 2025 was not only enlightening about internet governance but also teamwork, punctuality, and patience. As an Internet policy enthusiast, Sarvjeet is also going to participate in the Asia Pacific Internet Governance Academy 2025 India chapter. Heâs a keen learner and passionate musician, and he loves to read literature.
Suriya Krishna Balakrishnan Nair Suja Kumari was working towards a career in software engineering, but she became curious about how governance mechanisms are adapting to the changes brought by technology so she pursued a master’s in Science and Technology Policy at the University of Sussex, Brighton. Currently, she is focusing on research and her interests lie at the intersection of technology, ethics, and policy – exploring how to govern AI and other disruptive innovations to maximize benefits and minimize harms. Suriya is a recipient of various fellowships in AI governance and is also a part of AI safety and policy organizations.
She believes that technology needs to be inclusive and should be built using inputs from diverse communities. And she joined NetMission Academy to support their mission toward this goal. Her long-term goal is to create a safe, secure, and trustworthy internet ecosystem for everyone.
Unaiza Shahid is a pharmacy student turned tech enthusiast from Depalpur, Pakistan, currently in her third year of Pharm.D. at the Punjab University College of Pharmacy, Lahore. A seasoned MUN delegate with multiple Best Delegate and Outstanding Diplomat awards, she also dabbles in British Parliamentary debates, though she jokingly admits her Best Speaker titles are still âunder construction.â Starting as a self-proclaimed nerd with zero tech background, Unaiza is now passionate about using digital innovation to revolutionize healthcare. She aims to develop a successful telemedicine program in Pakistan while advocating for digital literacy and online privacy awareness.
Vinayak Bharadwaz is a passionate advocate for Internet governance, digital rights, and responsible technology policy. Currently pursuing a B.Tech in Computer Science Engineering at The Assam Royal Global University, he has been actively involved in initiatives that foster youth engagement in shaping Internet policies. Vinayak has been associated with organizations such as Youth IGF India, APIGA India, and ISOC Mumbai, where he has played a role in promoting multi-stakeholder dialogue and policy advocacy. His research interests span AI ethics, digital trust, and governance frameworks that ensure a safer online environment. He has also represented youth voices at various forums, emphasizing the importance of collaboration in shaping a fair and inclusive digital future. Through his contributions, Vinayak aims to bridge the gap between technology and policy for a more equitable Internet.
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