I.I.M.U.N. Blog
“Noise is the most impertinent of all forms of interruption.” — Arthur Schopenhauer. When you walk down an Indian street, you hear it before you see it. Honks are resonating off the walls, Vendors chanting their marketing slogans, Bells ringing at temples mixed with the Azaan, and in the area, a big fat Indian wedding […]
Stepping into your first Model United Nations (MUN) conference can feel exciting and overwhelming at the same time. With multiple committees to choose from, selecting the right one can significantly shape your first MUN experience. At IIMUN (India’s International Movement to Unite Nations), committees are carefully designed to help beginners build confidence while learning diplomacy, […]
Most MUN conferences require a position paper for delegates to be eligible to win awards. Having an outstanding MUN position paper could be the tiebreaker between you and another delegate when winning that coveted award. Your position paper is your first impression on the judges and committee chairs. We’ll walk you through everything you need […]
Poor research in model united nations conferences can cost you dearly. As a matter of fact, you can end up spending twice as much time trying to gather information for half the benefit. Then your conference prep feels like a chore instead of an exciting challenge. Research is the backbone of your model united nations […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]