I.I.M.U.N. Blog
School and college education provides students with academic knowledge, but many important skills are developed through experiences outside the classroom. Model United Nations India is one such platform where students can develop communication, leadership, research and negotiation skills while discussing real-world global issues. For students considering their first MUN conference, understanding these benefits can help […]
Have you ever imagined a world free of disease? A place where cancer is treated as easily as a fever, where people no longer die prematurely due to chronic illnesses, and where individuals with neurodevelopmental conditions live full, unaffected lives like everyone else. A world where newly emerging diseases are rapidly eradicated, and cures exist […]
Going through a heartbreak? Feeling stuck, going through grief, which you think will never end? Thinking that you are losing direction and this might be the end of the world? Going through an unimaginable burnout? My advice change the place, don’t worry not permanently, temporarily – in other words travel! Having explored 20+ cities and […]
At 22, being busy isn’t a complaint. It’s a credential. Most people think being busy means your calendar is full. It doesn’t. It means your brain is full — in the good way — the way where you’re routing a train at 9 AM, untangling expense sheets by noon, cold-calling a hotel that opened in […]
Winning Best Delegate is an exciting achievement, but awards at MUN conferences aren’t won simply by speaking the most. The strongest delegates usually combine preparation, diplomacy, research, public speaking and collaboration. If you’re participating in a Model United Nations India conference and want to compete for an award, here are some strategies to consider. 1. […]
Every year, a thick document is released that most Indians never read. It is popularly known as “Budget”. That document reflects the decisions, the decisions about what a state will build, and what it values. In the year 2024-25, the Government of Maharashtra made a choice. The “Mukhyamantri Majhi Ladki Bahin Yojana” which gave the […]
Over the past few years, one phrase has become very common when we talk about India: India is rising. We hear it in speeches, in news debates, in international forums, and even in everyday conversations. The economy is growing, our diplomatic presence is stronger, and the world seems to be paying attention to India in […]
Your first MUN conference can feel overwhelming. You may have to research a country you know little about, prepare speeches and understand committee procedures all before you even enter the conference room. The good news is that effective preparation can make the experience much easier. If you are attending a Model United Nations India conference […]
At 21, I have realised something uncomfortable: most young Indians have strong political opinions, but very few are willing to participate in politics itself. We debate passionately on social media. We criticise policies, question leaders, argue about nationalism, development, unemployment, and foreign affairs. We are informed, expressive, and sometimes even aggressive in our views. Yet […]
A position paper is one of the most important preparation documents for a Model United Nations conference. It explains your assigned country’s position on the committee agenda and demonstrates that you understand the issue. For students participating in Model United Nations India, learning how to write a strong position paper can significantly improve their preparation. […]