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The Dawn of Equity
ISSUE - 2 AUGUST -SEPTEMBER 2021
1 G.D. Goenka International School, Surat

Acknowledgements
SR.
DESIGNATION NAME OF THE MEMBER
NO.
1 Chief Mentor Mr. Manhar Kakadia
2 Principal Ms. Moupali Mittra
3 Director of Operations Ms. Sejal Thakkar
4 Administrator Mr. Ruchir Choksi
5 Higher Section Coordinator Ms. Renuka Singh Parmar
6 Middle Section Coordinator Ms. Sreshthita Chanda
7 Activity Incharge Ms. Ankita Kapadia
8 Sports Coordinator Mr. Ashish Singh
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9 MUN Coordinator Ms. Shweta Gupta

10 MUN Coordinator Ms. Nancy Paul
11 MUN Coordinator Ms. Meghna Badlani
12 PVA Coordinator Mr. Chaitanya Bhanawala
13 Teacher Incharge Ms. Meenakshi Malhotra
14 Teacher Incharge Ms. Neelima Pal
15 Teacher Incharge Mr. Ambrish Upadhyay
16 Teacher Incharge Mr. Subhadip Dutta Choudhary
17 Teacher Incharge Ms. Purvi Dalal
18 Teacher Incharge Ms. Remya Krishnan
19 Teacher Incharge Ms. Sejal Sukhadia
20 Teacher Incharge Ms. Vinita Singh
21 Teacher Incharge Ms. Sujata Kuperkar
22 Advt. Designer Mr. Chetan Jadav
23 IT Department Mr. Vineet Kuchipudi
24 IT Department Mr. Kushant Patel
25 Secretary General Shaurya Jindal
26 Director General Jignesh Desai
27 Deputy Secretary General Raashi Sharma
28 Deputy Director General Shaurya Pundir
29 Head of OC Anshika Kejriwal
30 Deputy Head of OC Rishit Agrawal

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INDEX
1. IP Chair’s Note 04
2. Interview-Secretary General 05
3. Interview-Dep. Sec. General 06
4. Report- IPL Auction House 07

CONTENTS
5. Press Conference 08
6. Report- FIFA Auction House 09
7. Few Glimpses! 10
8. Continuous Crisis Committee 11
9. Report- Wizengamot 12
10. Report- UNHRC 13
11. National Sports Day 14
12. Report- UNHSC 15
13. Committee Awards 16
14. CCC Awards 18
15. Best Position Paper Awards 18

IP Chair’s Note
“THE UNITED NATIONS IS OUR ONLY GREAT HOPE FOR A PEACFUL AND FREE WORLD“
Cordial salutations to everyone reading this!
We, on behalf of the GDGIS SPORTSMUN team, would like to pay our heartiest
thanks to you for being a part of this conference. Given the disheartening circumstan-
ce of covid, GDGIS SPORTSMUN chapter 2 was conducted digitally with 12 com-
mittees ranging from sports to fiction to politics; even though it was online we were
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able to pass through the obstacles faced owing to our zealous and preserving team.
The committees were filled with enthusiastic and curious minds who exce-
lled their way to the top displaying exceptional leadership and skills. The de-
legates were able to function efficiently within the bounds of the rules of the
committees.The combined efforts of our student leaders were able to achie-
ve amazing heights and we are proud to be a part of such a great society.
We, as the International Press, had an immense responsibility to cover all the events of
this MUN conference; but we are thankful to our reporters whose endeavours and the res-
pect they had for the international press helped us make not only this committee but also
this conference a huge success; as we proudly show you the coverages in this newsletter.
JUHI JINDAL
CHAIR, IP
GDGIS SPORTSMUN 2021

Dont’t let Pressure Stop You!
“A LEADER IS THE ONE WHO KNOWS THE WAY, SHOWS THE WAY, GOES THE WAY AND SHOWS THE WAY“
As it is quoted “Great leaders don’t tell what to do. They

show how it is done”, Secretary General, Mr. Shaurya Jin-
dal has proved this quote by playing a vital role in organi-
zing GDGIS SPORTS MUN 2021. Due to the ongoing pan-
demic the SPORTS MUN 2021 was conducted online, when
the secretary was asked whether he would prefer the MUN
to be conducted online or offline he rightly said that the sa-
fety of delegates and all other members is more important
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than comfort or preference. There is a famous quote, “Try to learn something about
everything and everything about something”. And while organizing such a big event
the secretary has also learnt many things. He said that the most important lesson he
has learnt is that one should not try to do everything on his/her own, team work is
very important. By dividing the work not only responsibilities are shared but the effi-
ciency of work also increases. In everyone’s life there is a time when they want to
reverse their decision, but the main thing is whether they get demotivated from that
or they stay motivated and springs back with more force. And the secretary general
also faced that situation but the important point is he stayed motivated and the result
is in front of us in the form of successful SPORTS MUN. He also said that achieving
his goal was thing that kept him motivated. He also said that he hadn’t expected so
many people to take part in SPORTS MUN and the reality is better than his expecta-
tions. At the last, the thing that matters the most is the final result, and the hardwork
and dedication of all the people who participated in this session can be seen in their
enthusiasm with which they are conducting the sessions and the zeal of the delegates.
DINKY AMDAVADI
BBC, IP
SECRETARY GENERAL

Multitasking 101
“A FLOWER DOESN’T THINK OF COMPETING TO THE FLOWER NEXT TO IT. IT JUST BLOOMS”- ZEN SHIN
“What you do has a far greater impact than what

you say” and Miss Raashi Sharma is a blueprint
of it. During the interview, Miss Raashi presented
herself confidently and proved to be insightful for
the position of the deputy secretary general of GD-
GIS SPORTS MUN 2021. She is brilliant, a light-
ning bolt in her field. When asked what this MUN
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has taught her, she answered that she has learnt the
ability to balance her schoolwork with extra-
curriculars and this immense responsibility grace
fully. She has been continuously putting effort and showing a keen interest
in Model United Nations and the impact it has on young minds. She has always
wanted to be a part of such a noble cause which changes lives. She appreciates
her co-workers by saying that they are very hardworking and they are the main
reason why this conference is a success.In the interview she was asked,”What
is your favourite part about attending this MUN?” Her humorous self answe-
red “for the rewards!” But she believes that seeing a young delegate being so
anxious and energetic for his first session truly gives her “deja vu” and is a very
ecstatic experience.
Even though she is extremely grateful for having such a colossal opportunity,
she believes there is always a scope of improvement and we are truly learning so
much from her!
YASHOVARDHAN SHARMA
DD NEWS, IP
DEPUTY SECRETARY
GENERAL

IPL Auction House-1
“TAKE RISKS, IF YOU WIN, YOU WILL BE HAPPY IF YOU LOSE, YOU WILL BE WISE “ - HARDIK PANDYA
GDGIS conducts the Sports MUN Chapter 2. From all over the world 55+ schools
are taking part in this MUN. The students have been allotted different communities
of different sports. They were told to prepare on the given community. This time
we have IPL Auction. The first day of session started on 27/08/2021.The teams
in the session were so energetic and so enthusiastic to start the session. All
the IPL teams were there in the session. The teams were enjoying the session
and they were bidding so powerfully. The first bid started for Varun Chakar-
varthy and it is sold to SRH(Sun Rises Hydreabad) at the highest bid of 8cr.
Then in the same format the session was proceeding till the First break. After
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the break the same session was going on like before. Like this from starting
to the end of sessions the betting was going on so great. All the teams were
giving their best in the session. In the betting session some teams were losing
the legend players by not choosing them although session was really good
.
In the interview with the chair of the committee we got to know about his
personal perspective on his favorite IPL team, favorite IPL player and we
got to know about the best strategy on how to bidding? As per his con-
cern the team should know the space, the important players team need, and
the strategy. The highest bid is for 2 players – Virat Kholi and Rohit Sha-
rma at price of 24 cr. Virat Kholi was sold to RCB and Rohit Sharma was
sold to MI-1. The lowest bid was for many players . That’s end for the day.
RADHIKA RATHORE
GEO NEWS, IP

REPORT
In the committee session V, a press conference was

conducted where all the ipl teams represented their
position papers and explained about their playing 11,
Substitutes, captains and vice captains.
KXIP
Firstly KXIP introduced their position paper. They spent
P ress Conference
74.2 crore from their total budget. They have Virat Kohli
as their captian.they used their RTM card for Mohammad
Shami. They paid heighst for their captain Virat Kohli.
MI
Mumbai Indians spent 84.5 crore from their budget. Their
captian was Rohit Sharma .they used their RTM card for
Rohit Sharma. Their highest paid player was Jasprit Bumrah.
KKR
Team Kolkata night riders paid 95.95 crores from their
budget. They chose M.S.Dhoni as their captain and Sourav
Ganguly as their vice captain. Their RTM card was used for
Andre Russell. They paid highest amount for Ravindra Jadeja.
SRH
Team SRH spent 95.65 crore. Their captain was Kieron
Pollard. Their vice captain was Sachin Tendulkar. They
used their RTM for Bhuvneshwar kumar .
RCB
They spent 89.2 crores .they chose David Warner as their
captain and AB De Villiers as vice captain. They used their
RTM card for AB De Villiers. The committee session was very informative.
-France 24
Khushi Kharwas

FIFA Auction House
“FOOTBALL IS PLAYED WITH THE HEAD, YOUR FEET ARE JUST THE TOOLS“ - ANDREA PIRLO
After the opening ceremony, the session of the FIFA Auction commenced very
enthusiastically, from 11 a.m. In which the bidding started for Tier-2 and the first
bidding was of Romelo Lukaku whose base prize was 4.5 Crore and was sold to
Juventus for 11.5 Crore, then it was the turn for Paulo Dybala’s bidding with a
base price of 4.5 Crore which went a little bit longer and was sold to Bayern Mu-
nich for 14 Crore, then the auction continued for different players and then the
turn came for the Serge Gnabry whose bid continued for a long time between the
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Manchester United and A C Milan and finally the player was purchased by A C
Milan for 17.5 Crore. Further this continued with the bidding of all other players
and the Tier-2 was completed. The day’s bidding was concluded with the players
of Tier-4 with base price 75 Lakh.
It continued for the second day, 28 th August 2021. Kush Patel embarked on the
beginning by a desk yoga performance and the participants brimmed with con-
fidence and enthusiasm. The bidding started with the players of Tier-3 with base
price 1.5 Crore.The first player was for Maruo Icardi which remained unsold.
Then the bidding was for Anthony
Martial who was brought by Juventus at a cost of 2.5 Crore, then the bidding con-
tinued till the last player of Tier-3 who was Neto he was sold to Dortmund at a
price of 3.5 Crore. Also many players were unsold like- Maruo Icardi, Eden Ha-
zarded etc. Then we had a half an hour break and after that the conference conti-
nued for the players of Tier-1 for the base price of 7 Crore.
RASHMI
AL ARABIYA, IP

Few Glimpses!
“OBSTACLES ARE THINGS A PERSON SEES WHEN HE TAKES HIS EYES OFF HIS GOAL“ - E. JOSEPH COSSMAN
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UNHSC :- MS. NEELIMA PAL, SANCHIT AGGARWAL
TEACHERS :- MS. MEGHNA BADLANI,
MS. SHWETA GUPTA, MS. NANCY PAUL
THE TEAM :- MR. ASHISH SINGH, MS. NAN-

CY PAUL MS.SHWETA GUPTA, MS. MEGHNA
BADLANI, JUHI JINDAL, RAASHI SHARMA, ALL MEMBER MEETING
JIGNESH DESAI, RISHIT AGRAWAL, SHAUR-
YA JINDAL

Continuous Crisis Committee
“ONLY A CRISIS - ACTUAL OR PERCEIVED PRODUCES REAL CHANGE” - MILTON FRIEDMAN
“Taliban take over Afghanistan” has been the highlight of the recent news for
quite some time now. The delegates from all over the world took an active parti-
cipation in having a heated discussion on the same, covering all the parameters
within the time. The crisis committee was commenced by The Secretary General
Mr. Shaurya Jindal. The conference began with the GSL of different delegates.
The delegates made some very strong points, unhappy with the intolerable be-
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haviour of taliban. “Life is to be lived with peace, not with pieces” said Saudia
Arabia. The Taliban has now taken a wrong turn. It was then followed by a mo-
derate caucus on the topic of “Should all the Taliban be removed from the coun-
try or should they rule the Afghans”. Russia gave full support to Taliban which
was quite shocking. Yemen, Iraq, South Korea, Armenia, Germany spoke in the
favour of the Afghan government. The Taliban is an offensive group Japan com-
mented. The first crisis commenced with the Afghan government announcing
that they will reassume control of Afghanistan at any cost even if it means decla-
ring war. Many countries didn’t want to be involved in the same. Japan believed
that wasn’t the solution, verbal communication is. Cooperation between Afghan
government and taliban could also bring peace A moderated caucus was conduc-
ted on the topic of “measure to prevent war”. Active participation of the leader of
taliban, Afghan government, Japan, Saudi Arabia. Many countries didn’t want
.
to be any part of the war. The conclusion stated was that many countries were
unhappy with the Talibans and their orthodox mindset. Some of the countries
didn’t quite like the idea of war and didn’t want to affect the peace of their own
countries. There after it could be concluded that verbal communication is the
key.
SAUMYA JAIN
NEW YORK TIMES, IP

Wizengamot
“DON’T CHOOSE THE QUAFFLE IF YOU SEE THE SNITCH“
So, the most awaited day has finally arrived. The GDGIS Sports MUN 2021, Chap-
ter 2. Everyone has really worked hard to make this day a success. And the 1st com-
mittee session begins, all the delegates seem extremely enthusiastic, the chair intro-
duced the points of motion. Fudge, Draco, Ginny Weasley, Harry Potter, Umbridge
and various others discussed about;
“Is Quidditch unfair to half-bloods?”
Dumbledore(as the headmaster of Hogwarts): the game is well balanced and fair. It
is clearly based on solitary techniques/talent and not according to the blood flowing
in one’s veins. He also states that quidditch is the best sport ever played. Laven-
der(nobody asked but Ron’s ex): quidditch is not unfair on the bases of blood and
is overall an incredible sport. But it definitely requires changes. Dolores(must say
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she is nothing like the actual witch): increasing points of quaffel doesn’t make ant
difference as the game ends as soon as the sneaker catches the snitch. Harry Potter(-
finally!!!!): As a half-blood I don’t feel it is biased. The problem leis in the violence.
Which if amended, can be fruitful.
“Problems in Quidditch”
Rich can influence the sport, as they can buy expensive, and latest flying brooms.
It should be fair for all. Time limit in sport must be provided as nobody can make
sure low long can the game continue. The heavy 65 kg iron bludgers must be repla-
ced with some sort of soft balls. Breaks must me provided and participants should
be allowed to change the tags. Wands must not be allowed in the stadium. After the
great hustle and bustle and hearing all the points raised by our loved Harry Potter,
Odgen finally agrees that amendments can be made in the game. Breaks will be
provided. And the iron bludgers can be substitute by soft balls which can freeze the
player for x minutes. As the basic nature of SLYTHERINS, one can’t imagine pass
of any argument without their intervention. So, Draco opposes harry with all facts
and figures, that Victor Krum lost to Ireland by 160-170 although he had catched the
snitch. Adding more to the argument he states that despite of not having an expensi-
ve broom Ginny Weasley(Hp’s wife BTW) still won the game. Which clearly shows
that game cannot be influenced, it is clearly based on an individual’s talent.
QUINCY
TV18 BROADCAST, IP

UNHRC
“A DEJA-VU IS YOUR FUTURE SELF DOING A PAST LIFE REGRESSION” - DAVID-MELLEM-THOMAS
Qatar has been a divisive choice, from its winning bid to host the 2022 World Cup to its
preparations for the month-long tournament. The hot weather in the Persian Gulf country
forced a change from the customary summer schedule to the cooler months of November
and December.The mystery of how a small country with no soccer history (population 2.7
million) won a secret vote to host the World Cup continues to be investigated. While
human rights organisations have criticised the exploitation of foreign employees, Qatar
claims the event will help improve labour rules. The committee began with the motion
of the General Speakers List (GSL). After which the committee moved onto a moderated
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caucus on the topic- “What are the issues faced by the migrants of Qatar”. The main issue
coming to light was unpaid remunerations and unhealthy accommodations. The committee
then moved into an unmoderated caucus after which there was a motion for the modera-
ted caucus to be passed for “boycotting the World Cup 2022 and responsibility of FIFA ”.
The committee then passed a motion for an unmoderated caucus for the delegates to work
on their working paper. There was another unmoderated caucus for the discussion of the
working papers. Then, there was a motion passed for the discussion of the working papers.
The working papers of Norway, Australia, Syria, Germany, Palestine failed whereas the
working papers of Pakistan, Russia passed. The committee then started the motion of the
GSL. After which the committee moved into a moderated caucus on the topic “The kafala
system and its flaws”.Thereafter the committee passed an unmoderated caucus for discus-
sing the draft resolutions. There was then a motion passed for 1 v/s 1 between the delegate
of Norway and Pakistan where both the delegates came up with astounding answers. The
committee then moved back to the GSL. The committee then passed a motion for an un-
moderated caucus to discuss the draft resolutions. After a lot of discussion over the draft
resolutions of the delegates, the committee concluded bypassing the draft resolution of the
delegates of Norway Australia and Syria (combined) and the key takeaway stated by them
was “the contractor shall provide prompt redress, and if necessary, compensation, to any
worker who sustains material loss or harm as the result of any breach of the above provi-
sion or in any worksite accidents or losses” The global linkages found for the 2022 FIFA
World Cup are, on the whole, not new. They have existed for decades and have only now
come to light as a result of the upcoming competition. On the one hand, these difficulties
are difficult to address. The issue of human rights and support for terrorism may have a
detrimental impact on Qatar international image, while their experience with long-term
actions might be studied.
CHAARVI GUPTA
LA MONDE, IP

India celebrates its National Sports Day every year on the
29th August. The day is celebrated to honor the legendary
hockey player, Major Dhyan Chand Singh. 29th August ha-
ppens to be the birth anniversary of Dhyan Chand, who
made India proud by his extraordinary sporting skills. He
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was the greatest hockey player India has ever seen. Dhyan
Chand had joined the army at the early age and learnt the
game of hockey from his coach Pankaj Gupta and soon
became an expert in ball dribbling and goal scoring. He
quickly became the Indian Hockey Team captain due to
his excellent playing techniques and was given the nick-
name ‘Chand’ which means ‘Moon’. During his sports ca-
reer Dhyan Chand had won three Olympic medals and
till date remains the only hockey player who has recei-
ved the Padma Bhushan award. He had won the Olympic
Gold medal six times in a row for India in hockey. His life-
time awards and achievements in sports are considered
as the highest point in the history of Indian sports. The
National Sports Day is dedicated to the brilliant hockey
player Dhyan Chand. This day is celebrated by organi-
zing friendly matches between different Indian hockey
teams at the Dhyan Chand National stadium in New Delhi
which was constructed in the respect and honor of Ma-
jor Dhyan Chand. On this day, sports persons comme-
morate this day in a sportive way. The President of India
Bestows prestigious awards such as the Arjuna and Dro-
nacharya Award, Dhyan Chand Award, etc. to the sports

UNHSC
“THE UNITED NATIONS SYSTEM’S STILL THE BEST INSTRUMENT FOR MAKING THE WORLD LESS FRAGILE”
The Munich Massacre was an attack led by the Palestine terrorist group
“Black September” during the 1972 Olympics, who took 9 members of
the Israeli Olympic team hostage. In this conference, the delegates from
all over the globe had an intense discussion on the same. The day be-
gan with an ice breaker of some fun questions to jell with the delegates.
The floor was opened by the Chairperson of the committee. In the GSL
delegates of different countries were given a chance to put their point
up front. Syria put Thailand In a difficult position with his curiosities.
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The speech made by the delegate of the USA was very controversial so it
was questioned by many delegates. Palestine said that their people have
never been involved in violence from their side. Many delegates mentio-
ned the lack of funds by Palestine and the poor security of the stadium.
This was followed by a moderated caucus (informal debate) and the topic
So once
passed was ”lack of security in the Munich massacre”. The conclusion passed
was the urge for the host country to assign security personnel to the best of
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their ability. The second moderated caucus was being discussed on the topic
Global terriorism and ways to combat it. Iraq had a heated argument with
Palestine and Syria. The Vice Chairperson of the Committee (Jiaah Juneja)
gave the Delegate of Iraq over 10 minutes on a particular topic just to spice
up the debate. The response of Iraq to the USA was vague and unsatisfactory.
The last event of the day was the unmoderated caucus where the delegates
were working on their papers. A lot of time was consumed on a particular
topic and the coverage of the topics was restricted. Ultimately the day ended
on a bright note. The second day of the conference started on a not so posi-
tive note. Some Delegates weren’t well informed about the rules of procedu-
re. Syria kept interrupting the chairs and the conference wasn’t functioning
that smoothly. However, the EB and the delegates were able to overcome it.
SAUMYA JAIN
NEW YORK TIMES, IP

Committee Awards
We appreciate your efforts of participating in GDGIS SPORTSMUN
2021,
Find out the Committee Awards of the SPORTSMUN
Sr. Portfolio Name Rank School Committee
No.
1 Jinay Kothari 1st Bright Start Fellowship School IPL-1 and 2
Pune Pirates
2 Krish Porwal 1st Bright Start Fellowship School IPL-1 and 2
3 Ishan Goyal 2nd G.D. Goenka International School, IPL-1 and 2
KKR
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Surat
4 Madhuram 2nd The Emerald Heights School IPL-1 and 2
Goyal
5 Rishi Goyal 2nd The Emerald Heights School
6 SRH-2 Pratham Jalan 3rd G.D. Goenka International School, IPL-1 and 2
Surat
7 Srinivas Iyer 1st Essar International School IPL-3
8 KXIP Malay Padshah 1st Essar International School IPL-3
9 Yatee Pandya 1st Essar International School IPL-3
10 Harmanpreet 2nd The Cambridge School IPL-3
MI
11 Sushobit Goyal 2nd The Cambridge School IPL-3
12 Rajat Singla 2nd The Cambridge School IPL-3
KKR
13 Shiv Goyal 2nd The Cambridge School IPL-3
14 Ayaan Malik 3rd G.D. Goenka Public School, Vasant IPL-3
RCB
Kunj
15 Amman Ahuja 3rd Modern School Vasant Vihar IPL-3
16 Ashutosh B 1st Indian Education School, Kuwait IPL-4
SRH
17 Adrian Vre- 1st Indian Education School, Kuwait IPL-4
menkulam
18 Parakh Arora 2nd G.D. Goenka Public School, Vasant IPL-4
RCB
Kunj
19 Adhiyan Syall 2nd G.D. Goenka Public School, Vasant IPL-4
Kunj
20 Atharv Arora 3rd G.D. Goenka Public School, Vasant IPL-4
MI
Kunj
21 Ruhaan Singh 3rd G.D. Goenka Public School, Vasant IPL-4
Arora Kunj

No.
22 Chirag Deedwa- 1st Radiant English Academy IPL-5
nia
MI
23 Kaushal Rajpopat 1st Radiant English Academy IPL-5
24 Gaurav Adwani 1st Radiant English Academy IPL-5
25 Moksh Shah 1st Radiant English Academy IPL-5
26 Krishna Sanwal 2nd P.P. Savani Cambridge International IPL-5
KKR School, Surat
27 Izhan Shaikh 2nd P.P. Savani Cambridge International IPL-5
School, Surat
28 Mahir Mulchan- 2nd P.P. Savani Cambridge International IPL-5
dani School, Surat
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29 Shlok Dangi 2nd G.D. Goenka Gurgaon IPL-5

SRH
30 Seerat 2nd G.D. Goenka Gurgaon IPL-5
31 Khush Dhame- 3rd J.B. Diamonds and Karp Impex IPL-5
RR liya Vidya Sankul
32 Rudra Gangani 3rd J.B. Diamonds and Karp Impex IPL-5
Vidya Sankul
33 Manoj Bhati 3rd J.B. Diamonds and Karp Impex IPL-5
Vidya Sankul
34 Manchester Uni- Akshat Roy 1st Loyola School, Jamshedpur FIFA
ted
35 Bayern Munich Shlok Shah 2nd G.D. Goenka International School, FIFA
Surat
36 Chaitanya Bish- 3rd G.D. Goenka Gurgaon FIFA
Juventus noi
37 Navya Agrawal 3rd G.D. Goenka Gurgaon FIFA
38 France Jiana Shah 1st Fountainhead School, Surat UNHSC
39 Syria Joshua Mudakara 2nd Indian Education School, Kuwait UNHSC
40 Israel Rhythm Chokha- 3rd Essar International School UNHSC
ni
41 Pakistan Fida Ancy 1st Indian Education School, Kuwait UNHRC
42 Norway Mahir Patel 2nd Essar International School UNHRC
43 Australia Shravan Lad 3rd Essar International School UNHRC
44 Harry Potter Sushant Goyal 1st Ursuline Convent Senior Secondary WIZENGA-
School MOT-1
45 Draco Malfoy Archeesha 2nd Ursuline Convent Senior Secondary WIZENGA-
Bhattacharjee School MOT-1
46 Dolores Umbridge Bhavya Sharma 3rd G.D. Goenka International School, WIZENGA-
Surat MOT-1
47 Minerva Lakshmi Sahiti 1st Indian Education School, Kuwait WIZENGA-
Mcgonagall Vallabhaneni MOT-2
48 Bellatrix Lestran- Radhika 2nd P.P.SAVANI C.V.S, ABRAMA WIZENGA-
ge MOT-2
49 Rubeus Hagrid Viswesh Raveen- 3rd Indian Education School, Kuwait WIZENGA-
dran MOT-2

No.
50 Hermione Gran- Aarya Nair 4th P.P. Savani Cambridge International WIZENGA-
ger School, Surat MOT-2
51 World TV Europe Vrushant Zada- 1st P.P. Savani Cambridge International IP
fiya School, Surat
52 The Sun Nupur Chauhan 2nd Ursuline Convent Senior Secondary IP
School
53 New York Times Saumya Jain Best G.D. Goenka International School, IP
Headline Surat
CCC Awards
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No.
1 Russia Nupur Chauhan 1st Ursuline Convent Senior Secondary CCC
School
2 Japan Joshua Mudakara 2nd Indian Education School, Kuwait CCC
3 Leader of the Bhavya Sharma 3rd G.D. Goenka International School, CCC
Taliban Surat
4 Austria Jatin Goyal 4th The Cambridge School CCC
Best Position Paper Awards

Sr. No. Name Portfolio School Committee
1 Varsha Sharma Iraq Birla School, Pilani UNHSC
2 Shravan Lad Australia Essar International, UNHRC

School
3 Archeesha Bhatta- Draco Malfoy Ursuline Convent WIZENGAMOT-1
charjee Senior Secondary
4 Radhika Bellatrix Lestrange P.P. Savani C.V.S, WIZENGAMOT-2
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