Law College Dehradun organized Connaitre 6.0: A Training Session on Model United Nations and Youth Parliament on October 3, 2025, under the aegis of the Youth Parliament Society. The event aimed to introduce freshers to the foundational principles of the Youth Parliament and Model United Nations (MUN), equipping them with essential skills in diplomacy, public speaking, and parliamentary procedures.
The event witnessed the participation of over 150 students, all eager to hone their leadership skills and deepen their understanding of international relations and civic engagement. The program was divided into two main sessions, each focusing on different areas of training.
The session commenced with a warm welcome by Aditi Pant and Ananya Hiranwar, executive members of the Youth Parliament Society. Their address set the tone for the day, highlighting the Society’s commitment to engaging young minds in discussions on pressing social and political issues.
The first session on MUN, conducted by Krishna Sharma, Student Coordinator, Youth Parliament Society, focused on training students for simulations. He introduced the participants to the concept of MUN, where delegates represent different countries and collaborate to address global challenges from their respective national perspectives. This interactive demonstration offered students a clearer picture of such events and inspired many to envision themselves taking part in similar roles.
The second session focused on the Youth Parliament. Krishna Sharma introduced students to the platform and its procedures. To enhance comprehension, the session included a mock Youth Parliament demonstration by society members, showcasing the procedural flow and creating a more immersive experience for the audience.
The event concluded with a vote of thanks delivered by Samiksha Bhardwaj, Convener of the Youth Parliament Society, who expressed gratitude to the participants and encouraged them to continue engaging with the Youth Parliament Society and Model United Nations.
