Today marks another good moment in my cosmopolitan artistic journey, as I was honored with a fourth certificate of merit. As a passport-earning certificate for completing the digital productivity course and demonstrating my mastery of MS Word and PowerPoint, this particular honor carries weight for academics. But this achievement is not my first taste of pleasure. My most recent triumph was the first of its kind; it was awarded to me in the student artist category of the 51st State Annual Exhibition and given to me by the esteemed Governor N.N. Vohra. I had the accomplishment of receiving three other certificates of merit in the Disciples of Law and the Constitution. The recognition came with the bonus of a generous cash prize: earned through my artwork titled “My Romantic Utopia. As a lifelong learner, I have made it my mission: to continually seek knowledge, and this passion has led me to earn not one but two master’s degrees, along with three prestigious diplomas, one in line with the European framework and another adhering to the German framework. 

Additionally, I have amassed a collection of over 220 certificates earned from various national and international art competitions, e-programs, and quizzes. 

Learning is a passion, a never-ending pursuit of knowledge and growth. The only thing that bores me is the notion of completeness, which I have never been able to accept. I always see myself as a fervent student, committed to learning until I can see, move, hear, and speak. The journey I’ve been on in terms of education and aesthetics is far from over, and I’m eager to start a Ph.D. to broaden my wings.