Deliberating Upon India's Politico-military Response To Pakistani Aggression While Safeguarding National Security, Diplomatic Legitimacy, and Regional Stability
Freeze Date: December 4, 1971 - 1:00am
Mayank Singhal is an Advocate by profession specializing in Corporate Law. He holds Masters in Law degree from GGSIPU and is currently pursuing PhD. He has also served as an Assistant Professor. His keen interest lies in Constitutional Law, Human Rights & Policy formulation. He is a regular participator in Model UN Conferences and has attended over 400 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.
To Sabarish, discussions are fun — as long as they are about literally anything except the degree he joined. Fascinated by Indian history and geopolitics since childhood, thanks to his dad's love for Tamil news channels, his left-wing takes often drag him into heated political debates that he genuinely enjoys for the wide range of perspectives they bring. Naturally, this pushed him into MUNs the minute he entered college, though he still regrets not discovering them during school itself. Outside committees, Sabarish can be found doing "Whistle Podu" while dreaming of travelling across the world. A self-proclaimed "wizard" still waiting for his Hogwarts letter, he can spend hours talking about cinema - from KTV classics to superhero franchises (MCU over DC, except for The Dark Knight trilogy btw) and how life would be infinitely better in Mani Rathnam's frame.