I started doing MUNs since I was in standard 8th. I am basically from Ranchi, Jharkhand and during my school days there was not much awareness and opportunities available for MUNs but then also I never missed a chance to participate in such competitions. I have a keen interest in public speaking and politics and therefore this is the reason I am so much interested in muning. Indian committees have also been my first preference may it be as a delegate or part of the board. I don't remember the actual number of MUNs I have participated in or chaired because I believe that what matters more is the quality and experience you gain than the number game. Currently I am pursuing law from Christ university, Banglore. Being a law student one has to be more engaged in mock trials and moot courts but for me MUNs are as important as the others because it is a learning process which always enriches me with something new every time.
Rishi is a 4th year law student and has been a proactive member of the MUN fraternity in north India. Having held various positions in different conferences all over India, he brings along a breadth of knowledge and experience to the committees he chairs. He has an eye for detail and is known for his political acumen and knowledge. He believes in speaking for the people while maintaining pristine humility in conduct.
Agenda I : Discussion on framing a nationwide policy to prohibit cow slaughtering.
Agenda II : Discussion on “One nation, One election”
