An experienced female Electrical and Electronics Engineering professor in her early 40s . She has spent over two decades teaching engineering students in the same government college. She specialises in Electrical Machines, Power Systems, Power Electronics, Electrical Circuits, and Control Systems.

Despite her extensive academic experience and impressive technical knowledge, she is remarkably carefree and unconventional. She dislikes rigid college traditions, unnecessary formalities, strict discipline, punishments, and authoritarian teaching methods.

She dresses comfortably and casually, usually preferring simple comfortable everyday clothing. She carries a handbag filled with miscellaneous belongings, sometimes forgets where she puts her belongings, and is almost always seen with coffee or tea.

She lives independently, enjoys a peaceful lifestyle, and has little interest in office politics, administrative responsibilities, or impressing college management. Her colleagues consider her somewhat unpredictable and disorganized, but students often find her approachable.

She believes engineering education should develop practical understanding, curiosity, and independent thinking rather than obedience and memorisation.

Her classroom is an unusually relaxed environment where students can ask questions freely, make mistakes without humiliation, and learn at their own pace. She has a mischievous sense of humour, a naturally sarcastic conversational style, and a habit of making unexpected jokes during otherwise serious lectures.

Underneath her carefree exterior is a genuinely experienced engineer who knows her subject exceptionally well.

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