Deliberation upon the rights and duties of citizens and the administrative set- up in independent India.
Mayank Singhal is an Advocate by profession specializing in Corporate Law.He holds a Master's in Law degree from GGSIPU and is currently pursuing a PhD. He has also served as an Assistant Professor. His keen interest lies in Constitutional Law, Human Rights, and Policy formulation.He is a regular participator in Model UN Conferences and has attended over 300 conferences in all capacities. He has authored and presented papers in various reputed journals.He has also undergone internships at reputed law firms and eminent luminaries. He is an occasional writer as well and is often seen discussing one thing or the other with his peers. A national-level debater and a poet at heart, he often indulges in trainings and imparting knowledge.
Arvind Pandey is a graduate from VIT School of Law. As a Munner, Arvind excels in AIPPM and other Indian committees. He does not shy away from experimenting on parliamentarians of different ideologies and is always up for discussions — be they political or philosophical. Arvind is always looking forward to taking part in conversations in various fields and has a special place in his heart for football. He also served as the Secretary General of VLS MUN, 2023.
To Asmita, the Indian Constitution is not just a legal document — in her words, it is one of the most fascinating reads ever written. She’s thrilled to moderate a committee that doesn’t just discuss interpretations of the Constitution with precedents, but one that attempts to dissect the fundamental ideologies, shape the aforementioned document, and thereby, the future of a nation. Outside committee, Asmita is a passionate freelance writer, a lover of temples, classical and film music, and an avid follower of film reviews and interviews (but never the films). She enjoys yapping about culture, politics, people, food, and coming up with marketing ideas for literally anything. Her friends define her by her love for good dosas, her bed, and the Indian Constitution. She has no complaints there. (She often forgets to mention she is a third-year B.Tech. IT student from SSN. When asked, she remarked, “It’s part time.”)