It does not matter how slowly you go until you do not stop. Eight young enthusiastic RKKians with their Teacher Escort Mrs Jyoti Ratan Singh took part and deliberated in the
DCMUN 2022 held from 1st to 3rd July at Daly College, Indore with its theme
‘Yeumenzekui - the moon waxes only to wane’. There was a very informative orientation on 30th June, where the rules and procedures related to the flow of the committees were briefed followed by lobbying with the delegates. The Opening Ceremony gave an opportunity to meet Mr. Anil Trigunayat, the esteemed Chief Guest who enlightened the audience with the current economic crisis of the world and also about the war between Russia and Ukraine. All the delegates then went to their respective committees for the sessions. In the evening delegates showcased their talent in the open mic session which was followed by the Principal's Dinner. At around 11pm the committees came across a mid-night crisis and it took around 3-4 hours to negotiate and resolve the crisis at hand. Day 1 finally ended at 3 am. The day 2 started at 11am with a traditional aura and the delegates made the most of their speeches despite regular crisis updates. The day concluded with a wonderful DJ night. The last day started with its full motive of creating a draft resolution or a directive and passing the committee. The committee sessions ended with an amazing motion of entertainment. The Closing Ceremony was held at 3pm and Mr. Salman Khurshid was the Chief Guest for the evening. The Closing Ceremony continued with the Award Ceremony. Akshi Singhvi from Grade IX, representing the delegate of India won the Special Mention Award and brought laurels for herself and school. Jaanya Rathi represented the Secretary of Treasury in the USEC, Tanvi Shah represented the delegate of Japan in the Committee of Industry Management and Forecasting, Doyal Khandelwal represented the delegate of Australia in ECOFIN, Surbhi Udawat represented the delegate of Saudi Arabia in the Committee of Refugee Relief and Humanitarian Assistance, Avika Karnawat represented the Secretary of Labour in the USEC, Akshi Singhvi represented the delegate of India in the Committee of Industry Management and Forecasting, Pari Salecha represented the delegate of Pakistan in the Refugee Relief and Humanitarian Assistance Committee and Piya Salecha represented the delegate of Canada in Committee for Territorial Disputes and Political Order. This conference was extremely insightful and an enriching experience for the participants.
