OM Krishna

I’m a recent graduate in Urban Planning from MANIT Bhopal, driven by a deep curiosity about people, data, and the forces that shape decisions. While my degree grounded me in spatial thinking and public systems, my real passion lies in understanding human behavior through research and turning that understanding into something useful, whether for a policymaker, a business, or a citizen.

During my undergraduate journey, I led survey teams across six Indian cities and towns from Bihar to Tamil Nadu, collecting demographic, socioeconomic, and infrastructure data directly from households. These experiences taught me not just how to ask the right questions, but how to listen, organize people, and decode insights that others might overlook.

My thesis explored tourism development in the Magadh region of Bihar, blending policy research with regional economics, heritage preservation, and infrastructural planning. I've also worked on sustainable housing proposals and have hands-on experience managing field data, writing reports, and creating narratives from numbers.

Outside the classroom, I’ve led events with over 1000 participants, written research-style content in both Hindi and English, and stayed closely connected to my interests in Indian politics, general awareness, cricket, and cultural history, especially of the Magadh region.

Right now, I’m actively seeking full-time roles in market research, consumer insights, or policy analysis. I bring a mix of grassroots exposure, research discipline, and sharp written communication. If the work involves data, ideas, and impact, I’m all in.