| 1. She hails from the Habba Kadal area in Srinagar. |
| 2. She pursued Computer Engineering at the National Institute of Technology in Srinagar. |
| 3. Following her graduation, she started her career as a software engineer at HCL Technologies. |
| 4. In 2013, she showed support for Pragaash, an all-girls' music band in Kashmir. |
| 5. She participated in the 2014 election for the Gender Sensitisation Committee against Sexual Harassment. |
| 6. She secured the position of Vice President in the JNU Student Union during the 2015 elections. |
| 7. She became a member of the Jammu and Kashmir People's Movement in 2019 but later stepped back from active political involvement. |
| 8. She is the first Kashmiri woman to be elected as an office-bearer of JNU Students’ Union in 2015. |
| 9. She has research interests in Technology & Politics and is an academic. |
| 10. She rose to prominence in 2016 leading student protests at JNU for the release of Kanhaiya Kumar and others arrested on sedition charges. |
| 11. She now works as a college teacher in Kashmir. |
| 12. She was involved in organising the 'Occupy UGC movement' to protest the withdrawal of non-NET fellowship. |
| 13. She led a protest march to the Ministry of Human Resources Development demanding an increase in graduate student stipends. |
| 14. She has been active in Kashmir human rights advocacy since 2010, including organising a youth leadership programme. |
