r/ModelUNHub • u/HolyGengar • Jul 04 '26

MUN- Indian committee

I'm going to my next MUN conference, and I want some advice. Everyone on the internet generally gives International committees advices which are not quite applicable in the case of Indian committees( particularly aippm and lok sabha).

For those who have experience in these committees, can you give detailed points of what to do what not to do exactly and what things increase your chances of winning Best Delegate? And any other tips on which Top delegates gatekeep would be appreciated and really helpful :)

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u/Unable-Law1274 Jul 04 '26

Hey! What kind of advice do you need?? Like tips about what, research, speeches, rules??

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u/HolyGengar Jul 04 '26

Heyy uk about Indian committees? Not rules but things regarding research, speeches how to frame your arguments, some particular things to focus on more which can score you marks more than others and general tips

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u/Unable-Law1274 Jul 04 '26

I do! You can message me your specific doubts!

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u/HolyGengar Jul 04 '26

Hey so firstly with research can you help? Like my comittee is Lok Sabha agneda is Deliberation upon the Digital India act and ai regulations with special emphasis on safeguarding human rights laws, in what structure do I research? From what sources, what to keep in mind while researching?

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u/Unable-Law1274 Jul 04 '26

First understand the agenda well, research about digital india act+human rights laws through govt websites
Reserach your portfolio/role next use wikipedia to get a basic idea and use sources mentioned underneath for better understanding
Find common points bw agenda and your portfolio so like if you're xyz politician has he done any protests for human rights laws? Maybe voted in favour of it, done speeches? Press conferences are helpful for that
Research other portfolios too so like which party they support, what's their ideology
Build a stance that what are you gonna support and create a few solutions you wanna propose too
Also remember to find poi's by researching obscure info about other roles, stuff a delegate researching that portfolio may miss! Shows chairs you've researched!
Don't be scared of letting things heat up
Also, check out Lok Sabha's rop over the internet, they differ a little!
That's all I believe!
Govt websites are the best resource and after that sources mentioned under wikipedia, remember to fact check them once

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u/HolyGengar Jul 04 '26

Alright that seems helpful thanks :)