At school, I was not very clear about my subject interest, I just wanted to follow my elder brother’s path who opted biology as career. But my father being an engineering graduate always encouraged us to learn about science and technology since childhood. The three-year undergraduate life science program invoked my interest in biological sciences exposed me to the excitement of Bioinformatics, which uses many areas of computer science, statistics, mathematics and engineering to process biological data. I chose to pursue Bioinformatics in master’s degree and completed successfully. During my two years course, I was trained by best teachers, who really inspired a love in me for studying Bioinformatics. During my Ph.D. my mentor inspired me to be in research and pave the path exactly what I have dreamed of when I was a graduate student. When I started thinking about my career aspirations after completing my PhD, I aspired to someday work as best women Bioinformatics scientist in country. I was very much inspired by the Margaret Oakley Dayhoff the “mother and father of bioinformatics” who complied first protein sequence database.