
01 | Battle of Bands |
02 | Fashion Show |
03 | Stand-up Comedy |
04 | Dance Prelims |
05 | Football |
06 | Cricket |
07 | Volleyball |
08 | Lawn Tennis |
09 | Futsal |
10 | Badminton |
11 | MUN (Opening Ceremony) |
12 | Eastern + Western Singing |
13 | PUBG |
14 | Arm Wrestling |
15 | Carrom |
16 | Counter Strike |
17 | Chess |
18 | Hogathon |
19 | FIFA |
20 | Charades |
21 | Creative Writing |
22 | General Quiz |
23 | Table Tennis*2 |
24 | Mono Advocacy |
25 | Client Counselling |
26 | MUN |
01 | Conclave |
02 | Law Theatre |
03 | Mental Health |
04 | Dance – Group, Solo (Finals) |
05 | Mr. & Ms. Symbhav |
06 | Cricket |
07 | Lawn Tennis |
08 | Volleyball |
09 | Basketball |
10 | Badminton |
11 | PUBG |
12 | Carrom |
13 | Chess |
14 | Chuggathon |
15 | FIFA |
16 | Poster Making |
17 | Face Painting |
18 | Sports Quiz |
19 | Word Games |
20 | Table Tennis |
21 | Mono Advocacy |
22 | Negotiation |
23 | Client Counselling |
24 | Mediation |
25 | MUN |
26 | Mono Advocacy (Finals) |
01 | Street Play |
02 | War of DJ |
03 | Lip Sync |
04 | Football |
05 | Basketball |
06 | Volleyball |
07 | Lawn Tennis |
08 | Badminton |
09 | Slam Poetry |
10 | Symbhav Closing Ceremony |
11 | MUN (Closing Ceremony) |
12 | Stock Ex |
13 | Mono Acting |
14 | Tech Biz Quiz |
15 | Speaking Tree |
16 | Treasure Hunt |
17 | Photography |
18 | Table Tennis |
19 | Best Manager |
20 | Negotiation |
21 | Mediation |
22 | MUN |
23 | Gear Heads |
Survive the battle within the finest and least visited corners of the English language in the first written round, from which 6 teams will proceed to the finals. May the words be ever in your favour.
Participants will be given a topic and 2 minutes to prepare. Upon their respective turns, they’ll be given a prop just before they’re given the mike and will be expected to incorporate the prop into their speech.
Characters will be allotted to participants who will be asked to go up two at a time and enact a scene. All sentences spoken by either participant must be in the form of a question.
S.No |
Name of Committee |
Agenda |
1 |
UNGA -Disarmament and International Security Committee (DISEC) |
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2 |
United Nations Security Council (UNSC) |
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3 |
United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) |
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4 |
World Trade Organisation (WTO) |
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5 |
United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) |
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6 |
Niti Aayog |
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7 |
All India Political Parties Meet |
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8 |
Futuristic Indian War Cabinet |
Classified |
9 |
International Press |
During formal debate, the staff maintains a speakers list and delegates speak in the order they are listed. At this time, delegates have an opportunity to share their views with the entire committee. Delegates make speeches, answer questions, and introduce and debate resolutions and amendments. Formal debate is important to the committee's work. By not knowing the rules of procedure, delegates slow down the debate and hold back their committee's progress.
During a caucus, which is a temporary recess, the rules of procedure are suspended. To go to a moderated caucus, a delegate makes a motion to suspend debate and the committee votes. Caucusing helps to facilitate discussion, especially when there is a long speakers list. A moderated caucus is a mixture of both formal and informal debate. Anyone may speak if they raise their placard and are called on by the Chair.
In an unmoderated caucus, delegates meet informally with one another and the committee staff to discuss and negotiate draft resolutions, amendments and other issues.
Sun Tsu in the sixth century BCE identified the importance of being aware of and acting on strengths and weaknesses of both a manager's organization and a foe's. The art of war demands detailed analysis, precision of execution, manipulation and above all adaptability.
Though the battleground may be different, the principles remain the same.
This event is built on the art of business crisis management. Even the most well thought out plans can’t account for everything and thus can be turned to dust. Then things get worse, stocks crash, investors balk, people jump ship. Then things get worse. Debt piles up, revenues fall, lay-offs loom. Then things get worse. Be as innovative and cutthroat as you can to steer your company through another fiscal year. Bring you’re A-game or get shredded.
The company is being portrayed negatively due to an incident, participants have to respond to it with a press release No word limit, but brevity is always appreciated.
Participants have to organise themselves using the following designations, the first three being necessary