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How Indian Youth Are Using MUNs to Shape Their Leadership Journey

MUN in India has become the secret breeding ground for tomorrow’s most influential leaders, with thousands of students discovering its transformative power each year. Model United Nations conferences across the country offer unparalleled opportunities for developing crucial skills that traditional education often overlooks. What makes India Mun programs particularly valuable is their unique approach to […]

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Why Every Indian Student Leader Should Try Model United Nation in India at Least Once

In today’s rapidly evolving educational landscape, experiential learning is as crucial as academic excellence. For Indian student leaders and aspirants, no platform embodies this more holistically than Model United Nation in India. Whether you’re part of a student council, involved in community initiatives, or simply passionate about making an impact, here’s why the Model United […]

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Tech Meets Red Tape: AI’s Early Moves in India and Worldwide

India’s governance, once buried in stacks of paper, endless queues, and tea-soaked breaks, is getting a digital facelift. With 1.4 billion people and cities growing faster than a viral meme, the old system, dusty files and snail-slow approvals—struggles like a rickshaw in a traffic jam. Floods, pollution, and crowded highways are all problems in cities […]

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Cancel Culture in India: Digital Justice or Online Bullying?

Something intended to be a tool of responsibility, particularly when established mechanisms were found to require never-ending efforts to yield results. Cancel culture or social media at large gave voice to those who had long been silenced,  particularly survivors of abuse, marginalised communities, and whistleblowers. But like most things on the internet, what started with […]

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Shah aur Mat: India’s rising chess fever

The table thump that made it to the headlines, I am sure if you are on any social media platform, you are aware of what we are talking about. Magnus Carlsen, slamming the table as Gukesh D, India’s teen hero, outplays him with a cool grin. X trended, with people tweeting, “Gukesh just shook the […]

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Words That Bind: India’s Linguistic Adventure

India’s a land teeming with voices, where languages mingle like spices in a street-food chaat, creating a vibrant, cacophonous symphony. With 22 official languages, more than 1,600 dialects, and as many scripts as there are stalls in a marketplace, language is not just for speaking—it’s the pulse of culture, identity, and everyday life. In crowded […]

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The Science of Now: Beating Procrastination Before It Beats You

Procrastination is the intentional delay of tasks despite knowing it will lead to negative consequences. It’s not simply a matter of laziness or poor time management—it’s a complex emotional coping mechanism. According to Dr. Tim Pychyl, a renowned psychologist from Carleton University, procrastination is fundamentally an emotion regulation problem. When a task evokes feelings of […]

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Building Bharat: The startup culture in India

Driven by a growing startup culture supporting creativity and ambition, India’s climb to the top in entrepreneurship indicates a dramatic change in economic and cultural climate. This ecosystem will be a beacon of opportunities, fostering technological innovation and enabling a new generation of entrepreneurs to solve societal challenges by 2025. This dynamic culture offers advantages […]

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The aspiration to live the great american dream

For Indian students, the desire to study at a famous university such as Harvard, which has long represented academic brilliance and worldwide potential.  Under the Trump administration, Harvard’s authorisation to register overseas students was terminated on 22nd May 2025, therefore severely testing this aim when the US government cited non-compliance with record-keeping rules and campus […]

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From Memes to Mayhem: Social Media’s Fake News Trap

Social media, once a lively space for swapping memes or Diwali selfies, has transformed into a chaotic newsroom where Indian youth are served fake news, narratives, rumours, and drama spicier than a street-side pani puri. Platforms like X, Instagram, and WhatsApp have become go-to news sources for millions of young Indians, outpacing traditional media like […]