Maharani Gayatri Devi Girls’ School hosted their 7th MGDMUN with the theme
‘Enliven to Emancipate’ on
6th and 7th of October 2020. Delegates from different schools and countries participated in this mega event. On 5th of October, the Opening Ceremony of the event took place. The ceremony started with lighting of the lamp. Honourable Rani Vidhya Ji, the President of MGD School gave a delightful message to all the delegates, followed by an address from Mrs Jane Himmeth Singh and Mrs Nirmala Durlabh Ji, members Board of Governors. A Virtual Cultural Dance performance by the students of the MGD School was a visual treat. The Principal of MGD School, Mrs Archana Mankotia addressed all the schools and their delegates. The Chief Guest, Mrs Savitri Kunnadi, the former Ambassador to Peru and Bolvia from 1986 to 1989 and the first lady of Rajasthan to join the foreign services gave a heartfelt speech and added more of enthusiasm in all the delegates. The ceremony then gave the introduction of all the delegates and faculty advisors of the participating schools. A video message from all the participating schools was played. The Secretary General of the MGDMUN, Himja Dave then declared the opening of the MUN. The MUN started on 6th of October 2020 and ended on 7th of October 2020. The two days’ conference with seven different committees gave a huge platform to all the delegates to debate and meet delegates of different schools and countries. The committee proceedings in all of the seven committees were smooth and there were no drawbacks found. The Closing Ceremony dated 7th October 2020 mentioned delegates who debated very well and
Suhani Baheti of RKK received a Verbal Mention in the CCPCJ Committee. Vote of thanks was proposed by the MUN Coordinator of the host school, followed by the School Anthem and the National Anthem. Participating students from RKK were Nehal Gehlot,Shruti Rathi, Ridhima Khajanchi, Udita Singh, Suhani Baheti, Hardika Champawat, Reet Goyal, Akshata Acharya, Harshita Saraswat, Preksha Purohit and Anishka Anand. This two days’ conference not only gave the students a chance to meet new people and put their points as a country delegate but it also showed them where they lacked and flawed but also found ways to overcome them at the same time.
