Youth Parliament Competitions like MUN are organized to strengthen the roots of democracy, instill discipline, promote tolerance of differing views, and familiarize students with parliamentary procedures. These competitions aim to foster active citizenship among the youth, engage in intellectual discourse, present arguments, counter opposing viewpoints, and defend their stances. The goal is to hone students’ public speaking skills and teach them to express their thoughts and opinions articulately. These events also serve as platforms for developing critical thinking, research skills, teamwork, and confidence.

Recently, Delhi Public School, Bathinda, participated in the ‘Nyay Nityam’ Youth Parliament Competition (MUN) on May 4th and 5th. The event, conducted by the Department of Law at the Central University of Punjab, Ghudda, featured two committees: UNGA (Kishore Sabha) and Lok Sabha (Tarun Sabha). The debate competition topic was ‘Social Media – A Boon or Curse?’ It is a moment of great pleasure to announce that DPS delegates won the following awards:

Akhilesh Sharma – Best Parliamentarian of Lok Sabha

Ansh Sharma (UNGA) – Best Delegate

Aarna Manth (UNGA) – Special Mention

Akul Bansal (Lok Sabha) – Special Mention

Gurkirat Singh (UNGA) – Honorable Mention

Mayank Bansal – Verbal Mention

Faiz Ahmad – Verbal Mention

Akshita Dev – Verbal Mention