Phadindra is a committed and caring young student completing his college degree in business administration in Bangladesh. Hailing from Kharang, a rural town in Nepal, Phadindra's life events have deeply shaped his commitment to social change. Growing up in a community with limited access to modern technology, schooling, healthcare, and even simple needs like clean water, he watched the struggles faced by those around him. These events flashed a strong desire in him to make a change, especially for the kids in his town. Throughout his life, Phadindra has been especially worried about the growing problem of drug abuse among young people in Kharang. He knows that these kids, who are the future of the community, are at risk of getting into dangerous habits that could endanger not only their own lives but also the well-being of future generations. Despite the challenges, Phadindra sees great promise in the kids of his town, especially in sports like football, volleyball, and cricket, and he is determined to help them achieve their possibilities. With the help of local clubs, community leaders, and the local government, Phadindra has already begun taking steps to address these problems. He aims to lead projects that teach young people about the risks of drug abuse and provide them with the chances they need to follow their interests and build a better future(SDG 3 and 4). Phadindra sees a job where he can continue to fight for the betterment of his community, eventually adding to larger social development goals on a national and global scale.