I grew up watching my parents continue to give back to our community. My father was a small business owner and became the first Director of Globalization for Metro Louisville. My mother founded a nonprofit serving disadvantaged women, the Beaded Treasures Project, which is now a part of Volunteers of America. My childhood taught me the importance of hard work and giving back. I have taken that experience and spent my life and career standing up for hard working families so that we all have a chance to achieve the American dream.

I am a proud product of our public schools, from Watterson Elementary to Highland Middle to Atherton High School. I earned both my BA in English Literature and my MBA in Entrepreneurship from the University of Louisville. I earned my Juris Doctor degree from the Antioch-UDC Law School in Washington, D.C., which specializes in public interest law. During law school, I had the opportunity to intern at Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch, and the Government Accountability Project. I also completed over 700 hours of clinical legal work in the community. My education has always been focused on learning how I can best serve my community, and I am proud to be able to use that education to advocate for my constituents and my district as a State Representative.

In 2010, I founded Indus Law Firm, which specializes in immigration and employment law. I am a Member of both the Georgia and Kentucky Bar Associations, as well as the American Immigration Lawyers Association. As an attorney, I have regularly provided trainings, information sessions, and seminars to attorneys and organizations throughout Kentucky, as well as the community at large. I have been recognized for my advocacy work, and believe that our immigration and employment laws must be updated through rational policies that reflect our country's economic goals and ensure a strong and diverse workforce.

I have also served on numerous nonprofit boards, including the Community Foundation of Louisville, Louisville Public Media, the Kentucky Science Center, and Fund for the Arts. In 2013, I founded the New Americans Initiative, dedicated to educating, engaging, and building awareness of immigrants and immigration-related issues in our community.

I live with my partner, Raegan, in the St. Joseph's neighborhood in District 40. I am incredibly proud of our diverse district, which includes iconic Louisville institutions like the University of Louisville, Speed Art Museum, and Churchill Downs.