Introduction







Hey there!


Myself Vaibhav, and I am a Final Year Computer Science student. I am currently pursuing Masters in Computer Applications from DIT University, Dehradun, Uttarakhand.

Well, to start with, I am just a middle - class boy with higher ambitions. I come from a small town, Chandrapura situated in a very remote area of Bokaro Steel City, Jharkhand. Not many people of our town get the privilege to have higher education in their whole life. Luckily, my parents allowed me to pursue my dreams whereever I wanted to! That's what I cannot ever forget in my whole life. :)

Now, today is the day I am going to start this whole new journey of blogging. So, if you're visiting my blog for the first time, then you're very welcome! I will post every major to little updates happening on my life, also, a hell-lot of technical stuff! Stay Tuned, and All The Very Best!! 


Loads of Love Coming Through!

 - Vaibhav

Location: Chandrapura, Jharkhand 828403, India

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