On May 17 and 18, 2026, the school proudly hosted a highly successful two-day Model United Nations (MUN) Conference, transforming the campus into a vibrant forum for diplomacy, critical thinking, and global dialogue. The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from student delegates of Classes VI to XII.
The conference featured four distinguished committees—UNGA SPECPOL, UNSC, UNHRC, and AIPPM—providing students with an intellectually stimulating platform to assume the roles of diplomats, policymakers, and political leaders. Over the course of two days, delegates deliberated on a wide range of contemporary issues, including protecting digital sovereignty against the weaponization of artificial intelligence, de-escalating imminent nuclear conflict, addressing gender apartheid in Afghanistan, and resolving the delimitation crisis and its implications for federal representation.
Through rigorous research, spirited debates, strategic negotiations, and resolution drafting, participants demonstrated exceptional leadership and oratory excellence. Outstanding delegates were recognized with awards including Best Delegate, High Commendation, Special Mention, Honourable Mention, and Verbal Mention.
The Best Delegate awards were conferred upon:
· Swapnil Goyal (XII Arts) – UNSC
· Deepti Roopchandani (X-C) – UNHRC
· Aniruddh Ojha (X-B) – UNGA SPECPOL
· Suyash Garg (X-A) – AIPPM
The conference concluded with a memorable Closing Ceremony celebrating the achievements of all participants. More than a competition, the MUN served as a powerful platform for fostering leadership, diplomacy, critical inquiry, and global awareness, demonstrating that today’s youth is well-equipped to become the thoughtful leaders and change-makers of tomorrow.
