The students of Delhi Public School (DPS), Raipur staged their epochal understanding of the United Nations deliberations popularly known as MUN (Model United Nations) in school curriculum here.
Students dressed as international delegates representing different countries explored and debated the possibilities of combating the global predicament of money laundering and financing of terrorism, a glaring and ugly reality today, a DPS press release issued here on Tuesday stated.
Their awareness and impromptu deliverance unfurled a cornucopia of diligence perked with ingenuity.
Samiksha Singh, alumni of DPS, presided over as the Chairperson. She was Co-chaired by Arnav Mishra. Taruna Paryani held the portfolio of Rappoture, Akshat Tripathi presided over as the Secretary-General while two teachers from UK, Richard Fulloway and Tiernan lean, who have recently joined the school for emulated as International Chair of the MUN.
Akanksha Baral and Adish laddha acted as the nominees from International press. In all, 29 students participated as delegates of various countries of which etching their way to recognition were Swastik Shukla and Avanee Dubey who were conferred with the title of ‘Best Delegates.’
Ojaswi Khandelwal and Arya Mittal were awarded for their ‘Best position papers.’ Others who were felicitated for their ‘High commendation’ were Aryan Vyas and Purvansh Bal.
Enraptured by the mock portrayal, DPS Raipur Principal, Raghunath Mukherjee congratulated the Social Science faculty and the students for their iconic performances.
He was happy to see the disciplined commitment of students towards their activity. Some of the parentswitnessed the proceedings and applauded the intellectual activity and concern of students on global issues.
“Such a milieu of thought-provoking think-tank is sure to instill a sense of responsibility towards international concerns. It will also create an ambience of ingenuity incognito,” lauded Vijay Shah, the General Secretary of the Management Committee of DPS, Raipur.