Two organisations, both founded and both still running.
One is a physics platform I started at fifteen. The other is the largest student organisation in Puducherry. Every claim on this page links to somewhere you can check it.
The startup§ A
Physics you can actually handle.
An interactive physics platform I founded in 2023, built for students preparing for the exams that decide where they go next.
- Type
- Interactive learning platform
- Subject
- Physics
- Exams
- JEE · NEET · AP · SAT · CUET
- Founded
- 2023
- Role
- Founder
- Status
- Live
“Change a value, watch it respond, and the formula becomes obvious afterwards.”
Most physics teaching hands you a diagram and a formula and asks you to trust both. SciPhyLabs hands you the system itself — change a value, watch it respond, and build the intuition that makes the formula obvious afterwards.
I started it at fifteen because the tool I wanted did not exist. Building it meant learning the product side as much as the physics: what a student will actually open on a Tuesday night, what they abandon, and how much scaffolding a concept needs before it stops being intimidating.
What it does
- 01Simulations you manipulate in real time, built for understanding rather than recall
- 02Coverage aligned to JEE, NEET, AP, SAT and CUET syllabi
- 03Formulas, derivations and notes tied to the system they describe
- 04Progress tracking that rewards consistent, self-directed practice
The council§ B
Turning students into leaders.
The Peacemakers of Puducherry Council — founded 2026, non-partisan, and now the largest student organisation in Puducherry.
The Peacemakers of Puducherry Council develops principled student leaders through education, service, innovation, and collaboration.
The largest student organisation in Puducherry, spanning 17 institutions with 112 registered members. Backed by government, the public and the student community under one name, and supported by partner associations across the region.
It exists because ability and ambition were never the bottleneck. Structure was. The council hands a student a project, a mentor and a stage, and then expects something of them — and the measure of whether it works is simply whether someone who walks in with an idea walks out having done it, in front of people.
- 0
- Students registered
- 0
- Institutions reached
- 2026
- Founded
- 6
- Pillars
- Non-partisan
- Government backed
- Student led
- Puducherry, India
The six pillars
- 01
Leadership Development
Structured mentorship, public-speaking labs, and hands-on project ownership that turn students into dependable leaders.
- 02
Education
Peer learning circles, skill workshops, and scholarship guidance that widen access to opportunity.
- 03
Community Service
Volunteer drives and neighbourhood partnerships that put civic responsibility into daily practice.
- 04
Innovation
Idea sprints and build weekends where students prototype solutions to real problems in their community.
- 05
Collaboration
A non-partisan network connecting campuses, mentors, and institutions around shared goals.
- 06
Youth Empowerment
Platforms, funding, and stages that give young people the confidence and tools to act.
Active initiatives
Leaders Lab
A twelve-week cohort where students take a project from proposal to public showcase under a mentor's guidance.
Twelve weeksOpen Classroom
Free peer-led workshops in coding, design, finance, and public speaking, hosted on partner campuses.
OngoingCivic Corps
Neighbourhood service teams tackling clean-ups, literacy drives, and support for local shelters.
Ongoing