Keys issues such as protecting the rights of discriminated sections of society with special emphasis on gender and religion, deliberation on the ongoing crisis in Sudan, addressing systemic discrimination and violations of minority rights: mechanisms for inclusion and protection, deliberation on the promotion of inclusive educational opportunities for Indigenous populations and universalisation of local knowledge systems (LKS), along with the current Bangladesh crisis and its implications on India’s regional stability and India’s role were discussed throughout the 2 days of the conference.

 

The session proved to be very successful, with delegates demonstrating a strong commitment to addressing the rights of discriminated sections of society and educational opportunities through collaboration. Despite differing opinions on the specifics, the resolution’s adoption marked a significant step towards adopting many solutions.

 

 The students were successful in securing numerous positions in their respective committees with their dedication and passion towards the agendas:

 

Grade 11-

 

1. Srijato Banerjee (UNGA: SOCHUM): Best delegate

 

2. Shivaditya Chakraborty (UNHRC): Special Mention

 

3. Prisha Sanyal (IP): Best Reporter

 

Grade 9-

 

1. Anuja Adhikari (UNGA: SOCHUM): High Commendation

 

2. Rudraksh Sengupta (UNSC): Honourable Mention

 

3. Arjyahi Bhattacharya (UNSC): Honourable Mention

 

4. Vardaraj Chowdhary (UN SDG Summit): Honourable Mention

 

5. Shreyashi Daityari (UN SDG Summit): Honourable Mention

 

6. Ashnigdha Thakur (AIPPM): Honourable Mention