I.I.M.U.N. Blog
At global youth conferences like the UN and MUN, where ideas shape futures, one conversation remains strangely missing: teen emotions. Why are we told to stay quiet and break down in silence? Why must we whisper what we feel, as if teenagers’ emotions are too loud for the world to bear? “Oh, a teenager will […]
When we hear the word Judicial Lawmaking, the first thing that comes to our minds is law made by the judges. Judicial law-making often refers to the role played by judges in actively resolving disputes through shaping policies, controls on state power and interpreting the Constitution. Judicial lawmaking is when the judges go a step […]
You have scrolled through your feed and there it is: This is giving… and then some jovial vibe–primary character energy, chaotic good, rebellion mode. Suppose one were to say that the streets of Kathmandu were jerking that very note? Started as a social media ban in September 2025, what was meant to be a social […]
In the long and often unpredictable saga of human history, there are tales so outlandish, they sound made up. The “Great Emu War” is one of them. Imagine an official military operation where the enemy isn’t another country, a terrorist group, or even insurgents—but thousands of giant, flightless birds. It may sound like the plot […]
Collective security refers to a concept wherein states come together to ensure mutual protection and for joint action against the aggressor. It goes by the phrase, “an attack against one is an attack against all.” Unlike military alliances, collective security aims at deterring conflicts through the combined efforts of the members and maintaining peace and […]
The Indian Constitution, often hailed as one of the most detailed and resilient in the world, has evolved through 129 amendments since 1950. Each amendment has carried the burden of balancing reform with democratic safeguards. Now enters the Constitution (130th Amendment) Bill, 2025, a proposal that has sparked nationwide debate not merely for its ambition, […]
When I look at India’s journey through the lens of bioeconomy, I don’t just see numbers, policies, or growth rates. I see a civilisation that has always believed in the quiet power of nature, from Ayurveda’s herbal wisdom to the farmer sowing seeds on his ancestral land. Today, what was once intuitive knowledge has been […]
In the rugged, snow-clad peaks of the Himalayas, where the air is thin and the terrain unforgiving, a fierce conflict unfolded in 1999 that would etch itself into the annals of Indian history. The Kargil War, fought between India and Pakistan from May to July 1999 in the Kargil district of Jammu and Kashmir, was […]
When I look at India’s journey through the lens of bioeconomy, I don’t just see numbers, policies, or growth rates. I see a civilisation that has always believed in the quiet power of nature, from Ayurveda’s herbal wisdom to the farmer sowing seeds on his ancestral land. Today, what was once intuitive knowledge has been […]
When India gained independence in 1947, it was not merely the end of colonial rule, but the beginning of an unprecedented experiment in democracy. The Constituent Assembly, comprising some of the finest minds of the time—leaders, jurists, and visionaries—was entrusted with the task of drafting a Constitution that would unify a deeply diverse nation. After […]