Mahapanchayat MUN - Ekklesia 2026

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Deliberating Upon Institutional Reforms and Statutory Empowerment of the National Testing Agency (NTA) to Curb Systemic Examination Paper Leaks in India

About the committee

The All India Political Parties Meet is where Indian politics stops pretending. No placards, no country names, only party lines, coalition arithmetic, and the pressure of a public that is watching. This year the House confronts an institution that decides the future of over four crore aspirants every year. Leaked papers, cancelled exams, opaque grievance mechanisms and a body operating with enormous power but limited statutory backing have turned the National Testing Agency from an administrative footnote into a national credibility crisis. Delegates must decide what the NTA should legally be, who it answers to, and whether reform means restructuring it, empowering it, or dismantling it entirely. Expect sharp cross-examination, uncomfortable questions about state versus centre control, and very little patience for talking points. AIPPM does not produce resolutions. It produces consensus, or a very public failure to reach one. Come prepared to defend your party's record, not just your position.

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Deliberating Upon Measures to Ensure Equal Legal Recognition, Access to Justice, and Rehabilitative Support for Male Surviviors of Sexual Violence.

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The Human Rights Council has no army and no veto. Its power is the record: what gets documented, what gets named, and what a state is made to answer for in front of everyone. This session takes up a gap that most legal systems have never closed. In a large number of jurisdictions, sexual violence is defined in gendered terms, with the perpetrator male and the victim female. That drafting choice leaves adult male survivors with no offence to report, no category to be counted in, and no standing to seek redress. India is a live example. After the reading down of Section 377 in 2018 and its omission from the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, adult men have no statutory provision covering non-consensual sexual violence committed against them, even as POCSO remains fully gender-neutral for minors. The Security Council formally recognised male survivors in conflict in Resolution 2467. Domestic law across most member states has not followed. Delegates will have to work in the space between two hard truths: that gender-neutral drafting is a genuine legal necessity, and that in several countries it has been demanded in bad faith to dilute protections women fought for. Both concerns are real. Pretending either one away is the fastest way to write a resolution nobody can defend. Expect questions about statutory definition, evidentiary standards, custodial and conflict settings, medico-legal infrastructure, and whether rehabilitative support can exist at all where the underlying offence does not. Come with your country's actual criminal code, not a moral position. In this committee the two are not interchangeable.

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Deliberation upon Legislative Measures to Regulate Self-Harming Modes of Protest and Ensure Protection of Life and Bodily Health Of Protestors.

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The Lok Sabha is not a debating society. It is where legislation is made, defended, obstructed, and passed, under the pressure of a ruling majority and an Opposition that has to make its numbers count some other way. The Bill before the House concerns one of the most uncomfortable questions in Indian public life. Protest that places the protestor's own life at risk has been part of this country's political vocabulary since before Independence, and it retains enormous moral authority precisely because the cost is borne by the person making the claim. It has also, repeatedly, ended in deaths that no one intended and no institution prevented. Parliament must decide whether the State can legislate here at all without hollowing out a legitimate form of dissent. The legal ground is already unsettled. The Mental Healthcare Act, 2017 moved decisively toward treating self-harm as a matter for care rather than punishment, while Section 226 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita retains criminal liability where such an act is used to compel a public servant. The House will have to reconcile a public health framework with a public order one, and decide who bears the duty of protection: the protestor, the organiser, the district administration, or the police. Treasury benches must defend the Bill clause by clause. The Opposition must decide whether to amend it, stall it, or force a division and lose loudly. Procedure is a weapon in this House, so read the Rules before you read your speech. The best delegates here win on the floor, not in the opening statement.

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Reforms in India's Electoral System to Ensure Transparency and Inclusivity

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The Council of States, the upper house of India's Parliament. Delegates represent Members of Parliament across party lines, scrutinising legislation with the longer view that a permanent house allows. Expect close procedural work and cross-party negotiation rather than quick consensus.

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Debate on Public Health and Ethical Governance of Climate Intervention Technologies

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The World Health Organization, the United Nations agency coordinating international public health policy and emergency response. Delegates weigh scientific evidence against national capacity and political will to produce recommendations that countries can actually implement. Accessible to newer delegates, and rewarding for those who research properly.

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Advancing Gender Equality with Focus on Sustainable Development Goal 5

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The Lakshagriha Conspiracy: Crisis Deliberations on the Attempted Assassination of the Pandavas and the Future of Hastinapur

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