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anamikam

About Me: 

I grew up in a very small town in the north eastern state of Assam in India and went to Jaipur (a.k.a the Pink city of India) for college. I then went to Boston, MA for my graduate studies and worked in the Greater Boston Area for almost a decade as a Software Engineer. During my 12 years in Boston, I was very impressed to see how socially responsible the Americans are and always had this feeling at the back of my head that I wasn't giving back to a nation where I had done my entire schooling and undergrad in about $1500. Hence in the middle of 2010, I along with my family moved back to India to start a non profit organization named One Billion Literates Foundation http://onebillionliterates.org. The mission is to impart good quality education to children attending state run schools and make the community around them employable.

My Passions: 
My organization
My Challenges: 
insuffficient funds to take it to the next level
My Vision for the Future: 
Impact a million lives.
My Areas of Expertise: 
Technology
My Languages: 
English, Bengali, Hindi, Assamese
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