KPMUN: Manthan Edition 2025

Kartavya Path Model United Nations: Manthan Edition

Aug 9–10, 2025 Online

Kartavya Path Model United Nations: Manthan Edition

Conference

Online

Aug 9–10, 2025

100 delegates expected

High school and university students

In English

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Churning Ideas, Creating Impact!

KPMUN: Manthan Edition 2025


Organized by Communiqué GTBIT, Kartavya Path Model United Nations (KPMUN) returns with its thought-provoking edition, Manthan—a Sanskrit term symbolizing introspection, dialogue, and the churning of ideas. This edition captures the spirit of constructive debate, bold policymaking, and the passionate exchange of perspectives among the youth of today.

KPMUN: Manthan 2025 is not just a conference—it's a reflective and action-oriented platform for delegates to engage with pressing local and global issues, question the status quo, and generate impactful solutions through diplomacy and collaboration.

In this edition, KPMUN will feature two high-stakes committees and one innovative fun committee, bringing together delegates from all over to debate, deliberate, and decode some of the most relevant issues of our time.

 

🔹 United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC)

📌 Agenda: Deliberation on Ensuring Civilian Security and Preventing Human Rights Violations in the Wake of the Recent Pahalgam Terror Attack

With global security challenges on the rise, this committee will address the aftermath of the recent Pahalgam terror attack. Delegates will examine mechanisms to safeguard civilian rights, propose international and regional counterterrorism strategies, and strengthen human rights protections in conflict-prone zones.

 

🔹 Lok Sabha

📌 Agenda: Drafting and Deliberation on a Future-Ready Education Policy Emphasizing Accessibility, Digital Integration, and Skill Development

In this simulation of India’s lower house of Parliament, delegates will embody Members of Parliament and address the evolving needs of India’s education system. The debate will focus on policy transformation, equitable access, digital learning, and vocational training to shape a system that empowers every student.

 

🔹 Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah (Crisis Committee)

📌 Agenda: Gokuldham in Crisis – A Society on the Brink

In this unconventional and unpredictable committee, delegates will step into the shoes of iconic characters from the Taarak Mehta universe, responding to a series of bizarre and escalating events in real time. With chaos unfolding every minute, diplomacy may take strange and hilarious forms. Expect surprises, drama, and the unexpected—because in Gokuldham, nothing stays normal for long.

 

At KPMUN: Manthan, we believe in the power of youth to churn ideas into action. This edition invites delegates to think critically, speak boldly, and work collaboratively in an environment that celebrates intellect, diversity, and leadership.

Come be part of KPMUN 2025: The Manthan Edition—where duty meets dialogue, and resolutions meet revolutions

 

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Committees

  • UNHRC

    47 seats · Beginner · English
    Deliberation on Ensuring Civilian Security and Preventing Human Rights Violations in the Wake of the Recent Pahalgam Terror Attack

    UNHRC

    47 seats · Beginner · English

    Topic

    Deliberation on Ensuring Civilian Security and Preventing Human Rights Violations in the Wake of the Recent Pahalgam Terror Attack

    About the committee

    In an era where terrorism continues to threaten global peace, the recent Pahalgam terror attack has reignited critical debates about civilian safety, counterterrorism, and international accountability. This session of the UNHRC will address the alarming consequences of such violence — not only in terms of physical loss but also the long-term psychological, social, and institutional impacts on affected communities. Delegates in this committee will: 1. Evaluate international human rights frameworks in the context of counterterrorism. 2. Propose safeguards for civilians in active conflict or sensitive zones. 3. Discuss the role of state vs. non-state actors, the responsibility to protect (R2P) doctrine, and the growing concern over government overreach in the name of security. Through rigorous deliberation and multilateral cooperation, delegates must strive to strike a delicate balance between state security and human dignity, building actionable mechanisms that prevent abuse while ensuring peace and justice for all. This committee demands not just empathy, but strategic diplomacy — as delegates work to rebuild trust, protect rights, and hold violators accountable on the global stage. Committee Timings: 6PM to 12AM (IST) (tentative). Kindly join only if you're able to commit during these hours.

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  • LOK SABHA

    35 seats · Beginner · English
    Drafting and Deliberation on a Future-Ready Education Policy Emphasizing Accessibility, Digital Integration, and Skill Development.

    LOK SABHA

    35 seats · Beginner · English

    Topic

    Drafting and Deliberation on a Future-Ready Education Policy Emphasizing Accessibility, Digital Integration, and Skill Development.

    About the committee

    India stands at a crossroads in its educational journey. With the digital revolution reshaping the future of work, and rising inequality threatening inclusive development, the need for a robust, equitable, and modern education system has never been more urgent. In this Lok Sabha simulation, delegates will take on the role of Members of Parliament and key stakeholders to debate, draft, and deliberate a new national education policy. The focus will be on: 1. Bridging the urban-rural education divide 2. Integrating digital learning infrastructure 3. Expanding vocational and skill-based learning 4. Ensuring educational access for marginalized communities Delegates will confront questions of federalism, funding, and reform, navigating political ideologies and real-world constraints to create legislation that empowers the next generation of Indian learners. This is more than a policy debate — it's a chance to reimagine the future of education in India, aligning vision with ground realities to create a system that is innovative, inclusive, and future-ready. Committee Timings: 10 AM to 4 PM (IST) (tentative). Kindly join only if you're able to commit during these hours.

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  • Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah (Crisis Committee)

    27 seats · Beginner · English
    Gokuldham in Crisis – A Society on the Brink

    Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah (Crisis Committee)

    27 seats · Beginner · English

    Topic

    Gokuldham in Crisis – A Society on the Brink

    About the committee

    Welcome to the heart of Gokuldham Society, where what starts as a seemingly ordinary day quickly spirals into a storm of confusion, drama, and mounting tension. Delegates will represent iconic TMKOC characters and navigate an unpredictable chain of events that threaten the harmony of their beloved society. But this isn’t a typical committee — this is a crisis simulation, where plot twists arrive without warning, alliances form and break, and society's fate hangs in the balance. Delegates must respond in character, engage in fast-paced negotiations, take bold decisions, and adapt to surprises that challenge not just diplomacy — but their sanity. Nothing is off the table. Nothing is certain. And everything is personal. Expect mystery, madness, miscommunication—and a whole lot of fun. The only rule? Stay in character, stay alert... and trust no one. Committee Timings: 10 AM to 4 PM (IST) (tentative). Kindly join only if you're able to commit during these hours.

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