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Hi, I came across your discussion and noticed that there is another GitHub Community discussion reporting a very similar issue with the Achievements section not appearing despite the “Show Achievements on my profile” setting being enabled.

You may want to take a look at this discussion, where others have reported similar issues with achievements not appearing on their profiles:
https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/203416

Hopefully this helps provide some additional context and may indicate that the issue is related to GitHub's achievement processing or profile display rather than your account configuration :D

Your profile itself is fine. The Achievements section is hidden entirely when an account has zero earned achievements, and github.com/fahmida47?tab=achievements currently returns a 404, which is what an account with no achievements looks like rather than a rendering failure.

So the question is why the merged PRs did not earn Pull Shark (which needs 2 merged PRs). The likely reason is where they were merged. Two of the three you list are in SAPTARSHI-coder/EaseMotion-css, which has ~102,000 commits, PR numbers above #89,000, 1.1k forks against 255 stars, a .gssoc folder and a commit named "restore spam detection and content quality checks". PRs merged in mass-event repos with that shape are widely reported not to count toward achievements — GitHub filters contributions from repositories it flags as low-quality or farm-like.
Worth checking on your side:

• the email on those commits is added and verified in Settings → Emails
• the PRs were merged into the target repo's default branch
• "Show Achievements on my profile" stays enabled (you have this)
• allow ~24h; achievements are processed asynchronously

If you want Pull Shark reliably, two merged PRs in ordinary repositories will do it — including repositories you own yourself.

On #203416: that incident is about profiles failing to render an Achievements section that exists. Your symptom is no section at all, which points at having no earned achievement yet rather than at that incident.

The achievements section on your public profile is hidden whenever you have chosen to hide it - the most common cause. 1) Go to Settings -> Achievements and make sure the section and individual badges are not hidden, then re-enable what you want shown. 2) View your profile signed out or in a private/incognito window to bypass cached HTML. 3) Only public activity earns achievements by default; private contributions require enabling 'Show private contributions and achievements'. 4) If you have not earned any achievements yet, no section renders at all. If it is still missing after re-enabling and you have earned badges, wait up to 24h and otherwise contact GitHub Support.