Ashish's unique blend of art and technology skills sets him apart in his approach to addressing societal challenges. His expertise is not limited to one field, as evidenced by his engineering background and post-graduation in telecom management. He has leveraged this diverse knowledge to write and publish numerous research papers at national and international conferences, covering a wide range of topics such as Blockchain in Telecom and IoT in healthcare. Currently, he is applying his skills as a Management consultant.
A storyteller photographer, he has used his art to create awareness through various projects. These include 'Happy Afghanistan', which showcases the art and culture of Afghanistan, 'Project Shourya', which showcases the stories behind the people in the Indian Army, etc. He finds inspiration for his art in the stories of everyday people and also through other art forms like poetry and music.
At Pune Hub, he co-led a project, "Project Zero Waste", where he created a self-sustainable framework for education institutes to pursue the zero waste journey. The pilot of this project has already reached 5000+ students. We have successfully conducted 50+ sessions for educational institutes on sustainable consumption and minimizing & segregating waste at its source. 3000+ students have benefited from these sessions. We completed the proof of concept by diverting 27000kg of waste from landfills and converting 2000 kg of wet waste into compost. At Pune Hub, I co-lead "Project Zero Waste," where we champion sustainability by converting waste into energy and trading green credits. This initiative represents our shared goal of leveraging technology for environmental conservation. Through AI-infused telecom innovations, we enhance connectivity and cultivate sustainable digital solutions, aligning with our pursuit of advanced technologies for resilience and growth. Moreover, my dedication to inclusive internet access supports digital inclusion, bridging the digital gap in regions like Papua New Guinea and South East Africa.