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 Our
School Vision

Within an empowering child-centric

environment, through numerous learning
opportunities and best teaching practices,
we strive to develop socially responsible,
independent, knowledgeable, life-long
learners and leaders, equipped with
multidimensional skills, values and
integrity to positively impact and
contribute as global citizens.

Motto
Reach Out, Reach High, Reach Beyond.
 Message from the
Principal’s Desk
I am thrilled to announce that NPS HSR will be
hosting Model United Nations (MUN) event this
year on June 27 and 28. The Model United Nations
is not just a simulation; it is an invaluable
opportunity for our students to engage in critical
thinking, diplomacy, and collaboration as they
tackle some of the most pressing global issues
facing our world today.
This year's NPSHMUN promises to be an enriching experience, where
students will have the chance to step into the shoes of diplomats,
representing various countries and debating solutions to complex
international challenges. Through this immersive experience, participants
will develop essential skills such as negotiation, public speaking, and
consensus-building, which are crucial for success in the global arena.

I want to extend my heartfelt appreciation to the organizing committee,

faculty advisors, and student delegates who have worked tirelessly to make
this event possible. Their dedication and enthusiasm are truly
commendable, and I have no doubt that this year's NPSHMUN conference
will be a resounding success.
 Message from the
Principal’s Desk
To all our participants, I encourage you to embrace this opportunity
wholeheartedly, to engage in meaningful dialogue, and to approach each
debate with an open mind and a spirit of cooperation. Remember, the
solutions you propose today may very well shape the future of our world
tomorrow.

I look forward to witnessing the passion, intellect, and diplomacy that will
be on display during the Model United Nations event. Let us come together
as a community to celebrate the power of dialogue, diplomacy, and global
citizenship.
Best wishes for a successful and enriching MUN conference!

Warm regards,
Shefali Tyagi
Principal
National Public School HSR
 Message from the
MUN Coordinators
"In order to design our future of positive change, we must first
become expert at changing our minds."
~ Jacque Fresco
On behalf of the organising committee, I warmly
welcome all the young delegates to NPSHMUN.
Students will experience diplomacy-fuelled
global debate sessions that will enhance their
public speaking skills, expand their knowledge of
international affairs, and develop a deeper
understanding of global know-how while
embodying a sense of companionship and
empathy.

Participating in Model United Nations offers students an opportunity to

improve negotiation and diplomacy techniques, build teamwork and
collaborate with others. Students gain invaluable experience in public
speaking and debating, all while developing a deeper awareness of global
issues and perspectives.

So, come along and embark on an exciting journey of diplomacy and

debate. Whether you're a seasoned delegate or new to the experience,
there's always a place for you. Let us be a part of a community dedicated to
making a positive impact on the world for a brighter tomorrow.

Warm Regards,
Ms. Meenakshi Nair
MUN Coordinator
 Message from the
MUN Coordinators
On behalf of the organizing committee of
NPSHMUN, it gives me immense pleasure to
extend a warm welcome to each and every one of
you. I invite you to participate in a remarkable
learning experience imbibed with diplomacy,
collaboration, and personal growth through
NPSHMUN. Model United Nations transcends
mere simulation; it’s a dynamic arena where
global issues converge, fostering critical thinking,
negotiation, and cultural understanding.

Step into the shoes of world leaders and engage in constructive dialogue
on some of the most pressing global issues ranging from climate change to
international security, from human rights to economic development. Each
session will present unique opportunities to showcase your research and
creativity.
Let us strive together to uphold the principles of diplomacy, cooperation
and mutual understanding that lie at the heart of the United Nations,
whilst fostering a sense of global companionship and empathy. Join us at
NPSHMUN to engage in spirited debates, forge lasting connections, and
shape a better world together.
Warm Regards,
Ms. Anu Sharma
MUN Coordinator
 Message from the
Secretary-General
"He will win who knows when to fight and when not to fight."
~ Sun Tzu, The Art of War
Diplomacy. A plain, 9-lettered word, yet an
ingrained, almost inevitable part of the human
psyche. A word often overlooked in the hustle of
our lives whilst continuing to remain a practice
used by billions. There is no place where diplomacy
doesn't exist. Diplomacy thrives in war and
flourishes in peace. It becomes ever-more
important in our world, where our societies are
growing while countries are splintering.
However, at the cusp of my fortieth Model United Nations, I appear to find
that this conference extends much farther than diplomacy. I rest assured
that you, the reader, are well acquainted with the benefits of this one-of-
the-kind emulation of the United Nations. Hence, rather than wasting the
few words I am constrained to, I would briefly mention the importance of
participation. Undoubtedly cliche, yet deceptively important as well. From
my perspective, there is no victory greater than participation. Victories
may come and go, but your experience remains.

That is why, dear delegates, I urge you to make the leap, participate and
give it your all.

Regards,
Tannmay Kumarr Baid
Secretary-General
 Message from the
Director-General
“The supreme art of war is to defeat the enemy without fighting”
~ Sun Tzu, The Art of War
As the Director General, I extend a warm welcome
to each one of you. Your presence here signifies a
commitment to diplomacy, collaboration, and
global citizenship. Throughout this conference, you
will have endless opportunities to engage in
meaningful discussions, negotiate solutions to
pressing global and geopolitical issues, and
cultivate essential diplomatic skills.

Diplomacy is not merely about reaching agreements; it's about fostering

understanding, empathy, and mutual respect. As you represent your
respective nations and advocate for your positions, I encourage you to
approach each interaction with an open mind and a willingness to listen.
The strength of diplomacy lies in collaboration and compromise. I urge
you to seize this opportunity to broaden your perspectives, and develop
the skills necessary to become the next generation of global leaders.
Participation is of the greatest importance: each time one participates, he
learns something anew.
I wish you all a productive and rewarding Model United Nations
experience. May your deliberations be fruitful, your resolutions impactful,
and your bonds enduring.

Regards,
Chayan Bhattacharya
Director-General
COMMITTEES
 United Nations
Human Rights
Council
"To deny people their human rights is to challenge their very humanity "
~ Nelson Mandela

Agenda
Deliberating and discussing solutions for the issue of child labour
with special emphasis on the regions of South East Asia.
This committee aims to discuss and deliberate the definition of child
labour, extent of this practice and how to combat it, with special
emphasis on the child labour present in South East Asian countries.

Executive Board Members

Shrisai Hari
Chairperson - UNHRC
 United Nations
Security
Council
“This dappled dawn injured by the night, This is is not the dawn we awaited.”
~ Faiz Ahmad Faiz, a renowned poet

Agenda
The Question of Kashmir
A semi-crisis UNSC committee set in 1948 to discuss the future of
Kashmir. After the repeated attacks by Pakistan which led to the loss of
support to Pakistan by the Kashmiri people, Kashmir was thrown into a
state of war and the UNSC must intervene to resolve the issue of which
country has political and military control over Kashmir - India or
Pakistan.
Executive Board Members

Eshwar RA Kashish Jogani

Chairperson - UNSC Co-Chairperson - UNSC
 Disarmament and
International
Security Committee
“Peace cannot be kept by force. It can only be achieved by understanding.”
~ Albert Einstein

Agenda
Methods to Prevent and Terminate the Proliferation of SALWs in
the Sahel Region of Africa.
SALWs are small arms and light weapons. Due to their small size and
illegal routes of movement, they are widespread in the Sahel region of
Africa, resulting in a huge rise in violent crime and rampant use of these
weapons. This committee aims to find solutions to control and terminate
their proliferation and usage using the various tools in the hands of the
DISEC.
Executive Board Members

Anish G Ritobrata Sarkar

Co-Chairperson - UNSC Co-Chairperson - UNSC
 Historic Indian
Joint Crisis
Committee
“It is blood alone that can pay the price of freedom. Give me blood and I
will give you freedom!”
~ Subhas Chandra Bose
Agenda
Indian National Army (INA) vs. British Raj
A Joint Crisis committee featuring the beginning of the conflict involving
the Indian National Army led by Subhash Chandra Bose versus the
British Raj. It outlines how the INA operated separately from the freedom
movement and used conventional means to fight off the British. It
features not only key figures such as Indian freedom fighters and high
ranking British officials but also includes officials from Germany and
Italy who, during the second world war, were in support of India and its
freedom struggle.
Executive Board Members

Shrikar B N Bhuvin Anil

Chairperson - HIJCC Chairperson - HIJCC
 Continuous
Crisis
Committee
“When written in Chinese, the word is composed of two characters. One
represents danger and the other represents opportunity”
~ John F. Kennedy
Agenda
CLASSIFIED.
The Continuous Crisis Committee (CCC) is an exhilarating MUN
experience. Its classified agenda keeps delegates guessing, while the
constant crises demand quick thinking and adaptability. For those
seeking unique thrills in MUNs, the CCC is unparalleled, offering a
dynamic platform for the most astute and agile MUN enthusiasts. It’s a
test of diplomacy and strategy, where only the sharpest minds prevail.
Executive Board Members

Siddhant Roy Nikunj Ashwin

Mukherjee Gupta Thomas
Chairperson - CCC Chairperson - CCC Chairperson - CCC
GUIDELINES
 Delegate
Guidelines
Attendance:
For the NPSHMUN Conference to work effectively, each country must
be represented well. Delegates are expected to be on time so as to not
delay debate or discussion and to be active participants throughout the
conference.
Dress Code:
The dress code for the NPSHMUN Conference is
Western Business Attire.
Male Delegates: Formal shirt, trouser, tie and coat.
Female Delegates: Formal shirt, trouser or formal skirt with blazer
If any delegate’s attire is inappropriate, he/she will be forced to leave
the committee for that day.
Indian Committee: Formal Indian attire
Language & Respect:
At a Model United Nations (MUN), delegates are expected to use formal,
diplomatic language. This includes the usage of –
Proper titles for addressing fellow delegates,
Formal language when making speeches or making points of order,
and avoiding colloquial or casual language. Delegates must respect
all members of the committee, organisers, and the faculty
members.
 Delegate
Guidelines
Electronic Devices:
All electronic devices must be switched off during committee sessions.
Laptops or mobile phones may be used during the committee sessions
for conference purposes.
The school has a strict no-compliance policy regarding the usage of
social media. Participating delegates must not use WhatsApp,
Instagram, or other social media networks on the school premises. In
case of any misconduct or misuse of gadgets, the Secretariat will take
necessary actions. The school will not be held responsible in case of loss
of personal belongings.

Registration Fee:
The registration fee of Rs 900/- per delegate must be handed over at the
registration desk, upon arriving at the school premises by the teacher,
or respective student in-charges.
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Address of the School (Venue)
National Public School, HSR
32/ P2, 17th B Main
Sector 4, HSR Layout
Bangalore 560102
India
Contact us at: +91 80 - 2572 9406 / 07 / 08
Contacting MUN Coordinators
Ms. Meenakshi Nair Ms. Anu Sharma
+91 91132 87509 +91 76769 60296

MUN Coordinators may be contacted

between 3 and 3:30 PM on weekdays only.
Contacting the Secretariat
Tannmay Kumarr Baid:- Chayan Bhattacharya:-
+91 86188 56692 +91 76767 30678

Ishaan Singhal:-
+91 95353 80524