I am a human geographer with a PhD from Kent State University, specializing in urban transformation and GIS applications. My research focuses on urban and social geography, with particular emphasis on high-tech urban development and spatial analysis. With multiple graduate degrees including an M.Phil from University of Delhi, I bring extensive expertise in South Asian urban studies, having researched technology-driven urban change in Bengaluru and linguistic diversity patterns across India. My academic background combines strong theoretical foundations in economic and development geography with practical skills in geospatial techniques. I maintain active research interests in urban encroachment, occupational transformation, and regional development patterns, particularly within the South Asian context.