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Here are some ideas of what you can tell your potential sponsors:

• [ ] I am Yashovardhan Srivastava, an undegraduate student in National Institute of Technology, Warangal, India. I have always been an avid follower and supporter of opensource projects and the impact they have on the world. Standing on the shoulder of giants, I want to be a small part of someone's journey and a reason of someone's happiness or inspiration.

• [ ] I have a lot of projects that I need to work on. My undergraduate is in chemical engineering, and my passion has always been opensource - so I am doing in-depth research and development in both of these world, with sprinkles(and much more) of AI, ML, Data Analytics etc.

• [ ] On the face of it, I might sound a bit too much - I am just a 19 year old kid. I might make promises that are way above my level currently and might never reach them. But one thing is for sure - I am not a quitter. It's impossible. In a wild scenario where I might get sponsored, I will start working and researching on projects that have been in my wishlist from a long time.

I have always enjoyed what I do and I make sure I do it passionately(I think my GitHub profile reflects it), so most of 'challenges' are nothing but foundations on which my future knowledge is laid down.

I like to assume that I will be considered for sponsorship(or mentorship).