ASRMUN 2025

Astra MUN

Nov 8–9, 2025 Online

Astra MUN

Conference

Online

Nov 8–9, 2025

150 delegates expected

High school and university students

In English

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About

Awaken the Astra Within!

“Awaken the Astra Within!”

 

“यदा यदा हि धर्मस्य ग्लानिर्भवति भारत।

अभ्युत्थानम् अधर्मस्य तदाऽअत्मानं सृजाम्यहम्॥”

“Yadā yadā hi dharmasya glānir bhavati Bhārata,

abhyutthānam adharmasya tadā ’tmānam sṛijāmy aham.”

(Whenever there is a decline of dharma and rise of adharma, I manifest Myself, O Bharata.)

— Bhagavad Gita 4.7

 

🔱 What is Astra? | अस्त्रः – The Divine Weapon

The name Astra (अस्त्रः) is drawn from the ancient Sanskrit term meaning “a weapon of celestial or spiritual origin, unleashed by will and mantra.” In the great epics of India, astras were not merely tools of destruction, they were extensions of the warrior’s soul, his dharma, and his inner truth.

Among the devas, it was Lord Shiva who wielded some of the most fearsome and sacred astras, not for conquest, but to restore balance when the world tilted toward chaos. His astras were said to be unerring, precise, and invoked only when no other path remained.

At Astra MUN, we channel this essence.

 

 Astra MUN – Where Speech Becomes a Weapon, and Thought Becomes Strategy

Astra MUN is not just a conference. It is a modern-day kshetra (क्षेत्रः), a battlefield of ideologies, where diplomacy replaces warfare, and your greatest weapon is your voice.

Here, we don’t merely represent nations, we reshape the course of history. Through crisis committees, strategic alliances, and rigorous debate, delegates are called not just to speak, but to act with the wisdom of Vidura, the vision of Krishna, and the resolve of Arjuna.

This is not just a Model United Nations, it is a space where ideas ignite, alliances are forged, and solutions are created through the sheer force of persuasive thought. Whether you are a seasoned delegate or a first-time diplomat, Astra MUN will test your strategy, your resolve, and your ability to rise above conflict with clarity and conviction.

Let your words become your power. Let your diplomacy become your Astra!

 

DETAILS: 

📍Format: Online

💸Fees: ₹0/- because Knowledge is Priceless…So is your Seat at Astra MUN!

📅 Date: 8-9 November 2025

COMMITTEES:
🌏United Nations General Assembly (UNGA): 
Preventing the Next Global Conflict: Regulating Arms Proliferation in Proxy Wars Explore how unchecked military aid and advanced weapon systems in local wars risk triggering global escalation. Will the world learn from past mistakes?

🕊United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC): 
Human Rights in Occupied Territories and War-Torn Regions.

🇺🇳United Nations Security Council (UNSC):
Preventing World War III: Immediate Response to the Simultaneous Collapse of Three Nuclear Treaties.

🚺United Nations Commission on the Status of Women (UNCSW):
Women in Warzones: Protection, Participation, and Peacebuilding

🏏TATA IPL MEGA AUCTION 2026:
TATA IPL MEGA AUCTION 2026

🔥Historic Crisis Committee (WW2): 
Tensions at a Boiling Point: Managing Global Diplomacy on the Eve of Total War
Freeze Date: January 1941

What to Expect at Astra MUN

At Astra MUN, you’ll step into a realm where every delegate, every word, and every decision matters. Whether you're a seasoned debater or a first-time delegate, this conference is designed to immerse you in real-time diplomacy, crisis response, and ideological warfare.

🔹 Challenging Committees with intense, original agendas
🔹 Real-time Crisis Updates that test your speed, wit, and strategy
🔹 Dynamic Executive Boards who push your limits and guide your growth
🔹 An Inclusive Platform for experienced and new MUNers alike
🔹 A Divine Narrative that fuses diplomacy with inspiration from history, mythology, and warfare

Why Attend Astra MUN?

✅ Zero Registration Fee – open to all
✅ Full Online Format – accessible from anywhere
✅ One of the Few Thematic MUNs – inspired by dharmic warfare, intellect, and shastric thought
✅ Committees for Everyone – from the chaos of WWII to the diplomacy of UN chambers
✅ Tactical Depth + Storytelling – designed to challenge your creativity, not just your policy knowledge
✅ Best Delegate & High Comm Awards in each committee
✅ Skill enhancement – develop research, diplomacy, and crisis-management acumen.
✅ Global networking – interact with peers from around the world in a digital space.
✅ Inclusive & accessible – no travel needed, accessible for all time zones and backgrounds.
✅ Certificate of participation – a valuable credential for resumes and university applications.

Because it’s not just about winning, it’s about speaking when it matters!

Fun & Engagement Beyond Debate

We believe MUNs are not just debates — they're memories.

🎭 Mini Pre-Conference Icebreakers
👉 Games, polls, and challenges to warm you up before the conference day.

💥 Social Media Challenges
👉 Meme wars, diplomacy reels, “Dress as Your Portfolio” contests, and more.

🏆 Awards:

🥇Best Delegate (1x per committee)
🥈High Commendation (1x per committee)
🥉Special Mention (2x per committee)
🗣Verbal Mention (2x per committee)
📜Best Position Paper (1x per committee)

Conclusion:

In the ancient world, astras were wielded only by those worthy, those who understood power, purpose, and restraint.

At Astra MUN, we do not gather only to debate;
We come together to shape narratives, to defend our dharma, and to rise as modern-day warriors of intellect and resolve.

“वयं राष्ट्रे जागृयाम पुरोहिताः”
"Let us awaken the nation as its guiding light." — Rigveda

If you seek more than just awards;
If you seek impact, intensity, and insight;
Then Astra MUN is your battlefield.

🕊️ Speak not just to be heard,
⚖️ Speak to shift the balance!

Limited slots. Infinite impact.
Click below and step into your role.
Register for Astra MUN 2025 NOW!

https://mymun.com/conferences/asrmun-2025
Contacts:
🤵🤵🏻‍♂️Secretary General:
Vaibhav Dutta: +91 9916204207 Kushagra Juneja: +91 93156 62059
🤵🤵‍♀️Deputy Secretary General:
Kamraan Ali Kashani: +91 70758 90496
Prithwisha:  +91 90731 91371

Committees

  • 22 countries
    1. Preventing World War III: Immediate Response to the Simultaneous Collapse of Three Nuclear Treaties
    • Mannan Singh Rawat
    • Debunk Saha
    • aayat riza

    United Nations Security Council Emergency Special Session (UNSC-ESS)

    Intermediate · English · 22 countries

    Topic

    Preventing World War III: Immediate Response to the Simultaneous Collapse of Three Nuclear Treaties

    About the committee

    In a world already teetering on the edge, disaster strikes: the NPT, CTBT, and START treaties have all collapsed within weeks. Nations begin mass mobilizations. Suspicion dominates diplomacy. Rogue actors rise. The nuclear taboo is no longer sacred. As the guardians of international peace, delegates must act fast, negotiate, de-escalate, or intervene. One misstep, one delay, and we face nuclear winter. Will the UNSC rise, or will history mark this moment as the final failure of multilateral diplomacy?

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  • 49 countries
    1. Agenda: Human Rights in Occupied Territories and War-Torn Regions
    • Beyza Nur Ertürk
    • Mayuka wali
    • Ruhan Sardana
    • Isabella Nóbrega

    United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC)

    Beginner · English · 49 countries

    Topic

    Agenda: Human Rights in Occupied Territories and War-Torn Regions

    About the committee

    In war zones, human rights are often the first casualty. From Gaza to Ukraine to forgotten conflicts in Africa, this committee addresses violations in occupied lands and collapsing states. Delegates must debate the role of international law, humanitarian aid, and the responsibility to protect populations caught in geopolitical crossfire.

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  • 195 countries
    1. Agenda: Preventing the Next Global Conflict: Regulating Arms Proliferation in Proxy Wars Explore how unchecked military aid and advanced weapon systems in local wars risk triggering global escalation. Will the world learn from past mistakes?
    • Sarah Bouzid
    • Tanvi Gaur
    • Aarya Kashyap
    • Ashima Jha
    • Yiğit Yılmaz

    United Nations General Assembly (UNGA)

    Beginner · English · 195 countries

    Topic

    Agenda: Preventing the Next Global Conflict: Regulating Arms Proliferation in Proxy Wars Explore how unchecked military aid and advanced weapon systems in local wars risk triggering global escalation. Will the world learn from past mistakes?

    About the committee

    As superpowers pour weapons into foreign conflicts, local wars become global threats. DISEC examines how modern proxy warfare from the Middle East to Eastern Europe could spiral into World War III if arms transfers, mercenary groups, and secret aid remain unchecked. Delegates must work toward international mechanisms that reduce escalation risks and bring transparency to a dark battlefield.

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  • 10 countries · 4 delegates each
    1. TATA IPL AUCTION 2026
    • Mohak Dey
    • Veer Dhar mishra
    • Keshav Jagadees

    IPL Mega Auction 2026

    Beginner · English · 10 countries · 4 delegates each

    Topic

    TATA IPL AUCTION 2026

    About the committee

    Agenda: Mega Auction & League Reforms for IPL 2026. Step into the shoes of franchise owners, sponsors, and BCCI strategists. Debate budget caps, player trades, team expansion, and the future of cricket’s biggest league.

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  • 43 countries
    1. Women in Warzones: Protection, Participation, and Peacebuilding
    • Kashvi Chadha
    • Zahra Bandukwala

    United Nations Commission on the Status of Women (UNCSW)

    Intermediate · English · 43 countries

    Topic

    Women in Warzones: Protection, Participation, and Peacebuilding

    About the committee

    War impacts women not only as victims, but as powerful agents of peace. This committee focuses on the dual role of women during armed conflict: their need for protection from gender-based violence and their right to lead in post-conflict peace processes. Delegates must address how gender equity can become a foundation for lasting peace.

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  • 37 countries
    1. World War 2 (1941-1945)
    • Ayananka sankar Nath
    • Siddhant Pandey
    • Adrija Adhikari

    Historical Crisis Committee (HCC)

    Intermediate · English · 37 countries

    Topic

    World War 2 (1941-1945)

    About the committee

    January 1941. Europe is burning, but the world has not yet plunged fully into total war. France has fallen. Britain stands alone. Nazi Germany looks east. The USSR is holding a fragile pact with Hitler. The United States remains officially neutral — for now. In Asia, Japan continues its brutal expansion across China, preparing for more. Amidst rising tensions, this committee simulates a world on the brink. Delegates represent military commanders, foreign ministers, intelligence chiefs, and heads of state. Can diplomacy prevent catastrophe — or will mistrust, espionage, and miscalculation pull the world into chaos? The clock is ticking. The alliances are shifting. History is waiting to be rewritten — again.

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