Young orators display skills at Shimla meet

Intense and insightful debates took place during the two-day St Edward’s Model United Nations Conference, which concluded here today.

As many as 150 students from eight schools participated in the event, the theme of which was ‘Justice for All’. St Edwards principal Fr Anil Sequeira said the event went off really well, and the participating students impressed everyone with their preparation and knowledge. The event was inaugurated by Justice Sureshwar Thakur, a Punjab and Haryana High Court Judge, on Saturday.

The Winners

ITU (International Telecommunication Union)

Agenda: Promoting International Collaboration on AI Standards, Policies, and Research to Guarantee Equitable Access and Benefits

Best Delegate: Naini Pandit

High Commendation: Prisha Sood

Special Mention: Stavya Pandit

APC (All Parties Conference)

Agenda: Ensuring Fairness and Legality in Conducting Competitive Examinations for College Admissions

1 Sucheta Chauhan

2 Nikunj Rangta

3 Arshya Titla

4 Bhavyansh Verma

5 Alina Kanta

HRC (Human Rights Council)

Agenda: Addressing the Impact of Rising Immigration Rates on Indo-Canadian Citizenship

1 Jyotsana Singh

2 Shubha Mahajan

3 Rashel Kashyap

SEC (Student Empowerment Council)

Agenda: Peer Influence

1 Rudra Pratap Singh Pathania

2 Ruhan Mehta

3 Rohan Sharma

4 Sanitya Kanwar

IP (International Press)

No particular agenda, these students are allocated committees, and cover them as reporters, photographers and caricaturists

Best reporter: Tenzil Dhapola

Best photographer: Krish Bhettan

Best caricaturist: Rudransh Jindal