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CONFERENCE DAY-01 INTER-MUN 2024 24 OCTOBER 2024
Global Samvad
Esteemed Delegates,
Welcome to the 7th Chapter of DPSG MUN!
It is with immense pride and joy that I welcome Dear Delegates,
you all to the newsletter for the 7th edition of
the Delhi Public School Guwahati Inter Model As your UNCA Photojournalist Chairperson,
United Nations 2024. Witnessing the I extend a warm welcome to all participants of
enthusiasm and dedication of young minds as the 7th DPSG Model United Nations conference.
they prepare to engage in critical discussions This prestigious event, one of the oldest and
and problem-solving is truly inspiring. most challenging in Guwahati, promises to be an
enriching experience.
In a world that grows ever more interconnected,
where decisions made in one corner of the Over the next three days, you will engage with an
globe resonate across borders, it is essential incredibly talented and experienced Executive
that we, too, learn to navigate this complexity Board. Whether this is your first conference or
with knowledge and understanding. MUNs offer you are a seasoned delegate, I encourage you to
us a unique platform to not only debate global immerse yourselves fully. You will leave not only
and national issues but also to foster unity, with the chance of taking home an award but
empathy, and intellectual growth. They equip us also with invaluable experiences that will
with the skills and vision to shape a more just strengthen your skills and confidence.
and peaceful world.
Remember, every moment spent here is an
As we embark on this three-day journey of opportunity to learn, network, and grow. I wish
diplomacy and collaboration, my hope is that you the best of luck as you navigate through this
these moments will ignite within each of us a dynamic and inspiring conference.
passion for lifelong learning and global Let’s make this event memorable!
awareness. It is my honor to present to you Warm regards,
'Global Samvad ,' a newsletter capturing the
essence of this unforgettable experience. Swayam Harlalka
UNCA Photojournalist Chairperson
Sampreeti Deka
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Greetings delegates,
Opening Ceremony
The 7th edition of the Delhi Public School Guwahati After the illumination ceremony, an address was
Model United Nations started off on a bright note, sought from the Principal of Delhi Public School,
having an enthusiastic opening ceremony at the Guwahati. He formally thanked each one present for
Middle Wing Quadrangle of the school campus. As gracing the function and viewed the purpose of
the venue slowly filled with delegates, the charged thought on global issues as very crucial for humanity.
atmosphere transformed it into a hub of varied He mentioned various conflicts and issues that have
activities– the buzzing conversations and scraping cropped up in recent times and called upon the
chairs showed this. This is the familiar buzz of delegates to tackle these issues with an open mind and
gathering of hundreds of passionate delegates in one innovative solutions.
space, all eager to share their perspectives and The words of the principal resonated in the hearts of
engage in spirited debates. the delegates, creating a thoughtful tone that will give
It was full of excited whispers from delegates meaning to discussions, aptly showing the essence of
rehearsing before they gave their speeches. They were what was to come next. Following the keynote speaker,
well-prepared, creating a rich tapestry of voices that several members of the organizing committee went to
sealed the importance of the occasion. the stage and shared their reflections, encouraging
delegates to make the most of this rare opportunity.
Just as the clock struck 8:30 AM, the mood did change Each one of them reflected how diplomacy and
as the ceremony began. The crowd fell silent and the cooperation played such a huge role in facing the
echoing silence was a proof of the delegates’ collective problems that need to be solved immediately.
anticipation. The formal proceedings began with
greetings that welcomed one and all to the function,
followed by the ceremonial lighting of the lamp—a As the ceremony proceeded, there was no doubt that
symbol of knowledge and enlightenment. this Model United Nations would produce deliberation
and teamwork; it would not only be a battlefield for
As the flame began to flicker, a round of applause debate but also an adjunct tool in the nurturing
celebrated not only the ceremonial moment, but also process of young leaders for understanding and
the spirit of unity and purpose embodied by the cooperation. The vibes promised a day with interesting
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dialogue, fruitful and healthy interactions, and the Furthermore, they can afford to contribute more
exploration of different perspectives. without compromising their basic needs or standard
of living. He even mentioned that higher taxes from
With high spirits set, delegates were ready to delve wealthier individuals can fund public goods and
into committees, armed with knowledge and services, contributing to the economic growth. The
inspiration gained by the opening ceremony. The 7th first speaker for the motion concluded his statements,
edition of Delhi Public School Guwahati Model United and the floor was taken by the first speaker against the
Nations was officially underway heralding a day of motion.
learning, challenge, and growth.
The speaker explained that different taxes will lead to
discrimination and asked why the poor people should
get the same facilities by paying a less amount. The
The Thrill of Debate second speaker speaking for the motion expressed
- Times of India concern in depth and also asked various questions to
the members against the motion. The second speaker
“Debate can serve as a platform for intellectual growth, speaking against the motion started in a very zesty
challenging us to think beyond our comfort zones." - Sir manner, and she ended her speech in very expressive
Abraham Lincoln manners. Her words seem to be stronger, and she
really attracted the audience.
The walls of the middle wing quadrangle of the
esteemed institution of Delhi Public School Guwahati The third speaker from the team for the motion
reverberated with the exuberance and enthusiasm of concluded his statements from his side and closed the
the fervent delegates, who were all set to observe the house for his team. The third speaker from the team
final round of the debate competition known as the against the motion closed the house against the
Locked Horns at The Seventh Chapter Delhi Public motion. The final round of locked horns was an event
School Guwahati Model United Nation`s 2024 that really made the delegates attracted to it. But the
(DPSGMUN`24). question comes: which team is supposed to be bagged
as the best team? Both teams did their best, but the
The Head Boy of the school, Mr. Aabheelesh Dutta, team from Royal Global School seemed to be more
introduced the judges to the audience. The floor was confident in expressing their views, which clearly
then handed to Mr. Biprajit Roy Choudhary to inform stated that the shining trophy would go to the team
the audience about the rules and regulations of the from Royal Global School who were representing for
Locked Horns. He introduced the topic, “should the motion.
wealthier individuals of the nation India pay more
taxes than the weaker economic classes?”, and the
school teams, which were Royal Global School for the
motion and St. Francis De Sales Higher Secondary
School against the motion. Each speaker was allowed
to speak for six minutes and thirty seconds.
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Having adopted over 456 resolutions on human The delegate further requested for formation of a
rights issues since its creation in 2006, the HRC is the community or non-governmental organisation which
main organ of the UN that is responsible for provides peaceful living and treats every religion the
strengthening the promotion and protection of same.
human rights around the globe and for addressing
situations of human rights violations and making
recommendations on them. The agenda of the
committee is- Addressing Religious Extremism and
its implications on Human Rights Violations. The
delegates of different countries debated and
deliberated on the agenda.
A moderated caucus was passed in the committee
today on the topic ‘Addressing how state causes or
perpetuates Islamophobia’. The delegate of France
emphasized on the political stance which causes
Islamophobia. The delegate put a lot of emphasis on
how the political party ‘plays’ with the emotions of the
general public which results in situations like
Islamophobia. The delegate of Brazil proposed a
strong anti-discrimination legislation. The delegate of
Iran pointed out the absence of the delegate of the
United States. The delegate further called the United
States as ‘guilty’ and mentioned it as a reason of its
silence. Further the delegate went on talking about
the bills and actions that were taken against the
Islamic countries. The delegate of Afghanistan was a
full hype in the committee. The delegate further went
on speaking about how the French government
promoted Islamophobia. The delegate, calling it a ‘
disease’, urged the delegate of France to make their
policies more intrusive. Following, the delegate of
Saudi Arabia strongly argued that the policies that
were made for combatting Islamophobia, instead are
the roots of Islamophobia, a disease as the delegate
mentioned.
Questioning the secularism and the national security,
the delegate further went on speaking about the
extremism religion causes. Further the delegate of
Iraq emphasized the main ideals of the Islam
religion calling it a religion of peace and safety along
with human kind and peaceful living. Quoting the
Quran 2:256, the delegate further extended saying
that it prohibits force contraction of people and 22.40
centres the rights of non-Muslims.
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