I began my journey with Edunomix — a fiscally-sponsored 501(c)(3) nonprofit based in the United States — in 10th grade as a researcher, exploring the fundamentals of financial literacy and its impact on young learners. Over time, I became increasingly driven by a larger question: how could this model be meaningfully adapted for India, where access to practical financial education remains limited?
This led me to found and serve as President of the India Chapter of the Edunomix Institute. In this role, I've designed and delivered financial literacy workshops and seminars for students across diverse backgrounds, simplifying complex economic concepts into practical, real-world understanding.
My work has also extended beyond borders — I recently had the opportunity to teach displaced Ukrainian students, reinforcing my belief in financial literacy as a tool for resilience in uncertain environments. In 2025, I further expanded this initiative by organizing a nationwide essay competition to encourage critical thinking around personal finance and economic awareness, witnessing participation from over 19 states and 54 schools across India.
What began as a research role has since evolved into a leadership-driven effort to scale financial literacy through education, outreach, and impact.
In 2025, I organized the Edunomix India Economics Essay Competition, open to high school students across India. The competition drew participation from over 19 states and 54 schools, with students submitting essays on topics spanning personal finance, economic policy, and financial inclusion. The goal was simple: get young Indians thinking seriously about money, systems, and the economy around them.
As part of my role, I conducted research and wrote articles published on the Edunomix platform on economic events and trends relevant to Indian and global audiences:
The Edunomix Institute is a fiscally-sponsored 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to making financial literacy and economics education accessible to students worldwide. It offers free courses, articles, games, and competitions covering topics from personal finance and taxation to macroeconomics and entrepreneurship.
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