I build platforms for the parts of India's economy that digitisation left behind — the neighbourhood shop with no online identity, the electrician nobody can find twice, the aviation engineer applying into a void. Beneath them moves over ₹100 lakh crore of local commerce, still running on trust alone with no infrastructure to carry it. Two ventures, one thesis: give people a verified place to stand, and the value they already create becomes discoverable, bankable and compounding.
The most valuable economy in India is the one that starts right outside your door.
Aircraft Maintenance Engineer by profession.
Problem solver by mindset.
Builder of systems, products and opportunities by vision.
In aviation, there is no room for assumptions. Only discipline, awareness and precision keep everything in the air.
India's informal economy runs on trust that never leaves the street it was earned on. A plumber with twenty happy customers has no record of it. A shop 300 metres away might as well not exist. Both ventures attack the same gap from different ends — one in the neighbourhood, one in the hangar.
Every neighbourhood in India running on its own digital nervous system — where discovery, commerce, hiring, and emergency response all happen between people who live within walking distance of each other.
Not another marketplace taking a cut of every job. A public utility for local trust, where the merchant keeps the margin and the customer keeps the relationship.
Build the identity layer first and monetise the businesses, never the people. Consumers pay nothing, ever. Merchants pay for reach and tools once there is an audience worth reaching — not a rupee before.
Ship profitably and prove the model in one cluster before spending anywhere else. Growth that needs discounting to survive isn't growth.
These are the targets the NearBuy plan is built around — the scale at which a hyperlocal trust layer stops being an app and starts being infrastructure.
Figures are 2030 targets and market sizing from the NearBuy plan, not results achieved. The reasoning behind each is documented in the investor deck — available on request.
Two companies, both live in production — one rebuilding how a neighbourhood finds and trusts the people in it, the other rebuilding how aviation finds its engineers.
A hyperlocal super-app for one neighbourhood at a time — local discovery, a neighbourhood feed, merchant storefronts, a services marketplace, jobs, and an SOS safety network in a single product. Verified, geo-anchored identity is the core asset; merchants subscribe, consumers never pay, and no commission is taken on any job.
The Integrated Aviation Talent Acquisition System — talent infrastructure for global aviation. Verified engineers build a professional profile with their type ratings and certifications, and airlines, MROs and OEMs recruit them directly. It replaces applying into a void with being found by the operators who need that exact licence.
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