
Mumbai Yuva Sansad 2020
Driven by the debate, provoking the Parliamentarian in you. Coming to a screen
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About the event
An urbane personification of legacy coupled with the quirkiness of pioneers, who are no longer content to wait for better times - MUNSociety MPSTME presents to you, our next brainchild - Mumbai Youth Parliament!
The same family that pulls off one of the most celebrated conferences across all of India - MumbaiMUN every year is now stepping into the Youth Parliament space to give you the best and the most unconventional of experiences, now in the comfort of your home!
A Youth Parliament is a simulation of various Indian parliamentary and non-parliamentary committees. At a Youth Parliament, students assume the role of Parliamentarians/Stakeholders and debate a specific agenda, representing the interests of their Parliamentarian's party policy. Participating in Youth Parliaments inculcates a sense of responsibility to the democratic governance prevalent in our country, coupled with a nuanced understanding of the ways in which our Parliament functions.
Mumbai Youth Parliament would be hosting the finest blend of 6 committees with some of the most compelling agendas, the likes of which have never been simulated before!
Events & highlights
Youth Parliament Committees-
1. Historic Lok Sabha
2. Niti Aayog
3. All India Political Parties Meet
4. Education Ministry (School Committee)
5. National Integration Council
6. National Press
Meet the organizer
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Online Conference
Event Theme
New Age of Democracy
Workshops
Research Workshop- 2nd October, 2020- 4:30 PM Onwards
Committee Dynamics Workshop- 5th October, 2020- 4 PM Onwards
Paper Presentation Topics by Branch
Committee Agendas-
1. Historic Lok Sabha:
Discussing the The Constitution (Forty-second Amendment) Bill, 1976
(Freeze date: 1st November, 1976)
2. Niti Aayog:
Discussing the application of Artificial Intelligence in driving economic recovery
3. All India Political Parties Meet:
Discussing the possibility of One Nation, One Election
4. Education Ministry (School Committee):
Discussing challenges to the implementation of the National Education Policy 2020
5. National Integration Council:
Discussing religious discrimination and casteism with a special emphasis on tackling hate
speech
6. National Press:
Composed of reporters
Registration deadline / Important dates
6th October, 2020.
Registration Fees
Rs. 500/-
How to Reach
Bhakti Vedant Swami Marg,
Near Cooper Hospital, JVPD Scheme,
Vile Parle (West), Mumbai.
Maharashtra- 400 056, India
Tel. No: +91 22 4233 4000
Timing: 10.00 am to 1.00 pm & 2.00 pm to 5.00 pm (Except Public Holidays & Sundays)
Accommodation Details
No accommodation. It's an online conference.
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