About Us
Exit from the old, free in the new
the BIG Idea
THE AGE OF FREEDOM
The big dawgs weren’t interested in high school research—
so we stopped waiting.
Voila! Welcome to a serious publishing space for students who are already thinking about law, economics, and global power at a real level.
We cut the fluff,
keep submissions straightforward,
and focus on sharp ideas
rather than age or labels.
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Because we don't ASK for space...
we make our own.
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THIS- IS- OUR- EXODUS
The Editorial Board
Vihaan Tomar
Editor-in-Chief, The Exodus
Vihaan Tomar is the Founder and Editor-in-Chief of The Exodus. He has previously worked as a Permanent Chair at DLMUN, the world's largest online Model UN Conference and has conducted research projects that analyze human behavior towards economics and its impact on major legal and policy decisions. A firm believer of multidisciplinary education, Vihaan, through this journal, hopes to further the purpose of holistic education and real academic interest in children. Additionally, aligning with the said goals, he is also preparing an educational rights PIL in the Supreme Court, against the Union of India, by which he intends to alleviate the burden of traditional studying mechanisms.
Ira Ali
Editor for Geopolitics
Ira Ali is the Editor of Geopolitics and a student at the University of Hong Kong, currently pursuing a BSocSci in Political Science and Public Administration. She has a strong academic interest in economic policy and its intersection with global affairs, particularly in understanding how economic systems influence decision-making, shape societies, and respond to contemporary challenges such as inequality and development.
Alongside her academic pursuits, she has been actively involved in student leadership, Model United Nations, and community initiatives, experiences that have strengthened her ability to engage with diverse perspectives and work collaboratively. Through her editorial work, she aims to make economic concepts clear, relevant, and accessible, bridging the gap between theory and real-world application. She looks forward to reading the submissions and wishes all participants the very best with their entries.
Saanvi Dixit
Editor for Geopolitics
Saanvi Dixit is the Editor for Geopolitical Papers, highly interested in Academic research in the field of Humanistic studies. A young aspirant for roles in Public Administration and International Relations who has experience in writing research papers. She has actively participated in events related to public speaking and engaged in initiatives related to social welfare. She comes with a creative mind and believes to collaborate and co-operate. She looks forward to contributing her valuable inputs with dedication and commitment.
Divyansh Keshri
Editor for Law
Divyansh Keshri is an editor for all Law papers. He has a strong interest in law and clear, idea-driven writing. Known for his maturity, clarity, and social awareness, he focuses on making complex legal and social concepts accessible.
He has been actively involved in initiatives related to education, environment, and social development, and has engaged with senior authorities and professionals, reflecting a responsible and thoughtful approach.
He has received university offers for undergraduate law from leading global institutions such as The University of Bristol. He has also written for LiveLaw and is working on long-form projects.
He remains grounded and values learning through dialogue, believing people can often teach more than books. He looks forward to reading submissions and engaging with diverse perspectives.
Rajsee Saraf
Rajsee Saraf is one of the Law Section Editors, with a strong academic interest in Scots Law and Politics. Alongside her academic pursuits, she is actively involved in youth advocacy, which has shaped her commitment to making legal issues clear, relevant, and accessible to young people. She currently serves as a Member of the UK Youth Parliament representing Glasgow, where she works to amplify youth voices and engage with key policy discussions.
A highlight of her journey in youth politics has been the opportunity to speak in the House of Commons, reflecting her dedication to meaningful civic participation. Through her editorial and advocacy work, she aims to bridge the gap between complex legal discourse and young audiences. She looks forward to reading the submissions and wishes all participants the very best with their entries.
Editor for Law
Avni Sinha
Editor for Economics
Avni Sinha is an Economics Editor with a strong interest in Economics and International Relations. She is recognised for her social awareness, nuanced understanding of markets, and commitment to philanthropy. Her work focuses on making complex economic and social concepts accessible and engaging for a wider audience.
She has been actively involved in initiatives spanning environmental advocacy, education, training, debating, and social development. Through her efforts, she has impacted over 1,000 students and directly trained more than 300, reflecting a thoughtful and responsible approach to leadership and community engagement.
Avni has received undergraduate offers in International Relations and Economics from several top 100 global institutions. Despite these achievements, she remains grounded and values learning through meaningful discussion. She believes that in any hierarchy, the most radical act is not speaking boldly, but listening closely enough that others feel empowered to speak. She looks forward to reading submissions and engaging with diverse perspectives.
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