Greetings! I'm a master's final year physics student at the Department of Physics, Tezpur University with an unwavering passion for unraveling the mysteries of the universe through the lens of theoretical physics. My journey is driven by an insatiable curiosity to explore the fundamental nature of space, time, and gravity, with a particular focus on the fundamental force of gravity.

Gravity being the fundamental force but still the least understood of all, although we have general relativity, which gives us a pretty good picture of the universe, a lot of the problems are still unsolved, like the dark matter & dark energy conundrum, the singularity problem, and at low acceleration in Internal dynamics of wide binary stars are examples from the few of the many. My interest stems from the desire to understand how gravity works, from the quantum scale to the cosmological scale. I am engaged in exploring alternative theories of gravity and implementing them in different models to understand the fundamental force from a new perspective.

I think considering space and time as a fluid might lead us to delve into the fascinating intersection of fluid dynamics and general relativity. This unique perspective aims to unite the behavior of fluids with the curvature of spacetime, offering a new paradigm to comprehend gravity itself.

As I embark on this intellectual expedition, my eyes are fixed on the transformative potential of fluid gravity. I am captivated by its ability to not only redefine our understanding of gravity but also to provide insights into enigmatic cosmic enigmas—dark matter and dark energy. Through mathematical exploration, I seek to comprehend the intricate dance between the fluid-like behavior of spacetime and the gravitational forces that shape the cosmos.

I am committed to enriching my knowledge through continuous learning and embracing challenges that push the boundaries of my understanding. My academic journey has been guided by a thirst for knowledge, a passion for research, and an unwavering determination to contribute to the ever-evolving landscape of theoretical physics and cosmology.