Grand Organization of a United Nations General Assembly Session at DPS Janjgir–Champa

A grand, educational and diplomatic session modeled on the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) was successfully organized at Delhi Public School, Janjgir–Champa. The agenda included topics such as effective strategies and action plans for peace, terrorism, regional disputes, cross-border attacks, and peaceful solutions under international law.

A total of 39 students from 8 different schools participated in this special conference and shared their views while representing member nations. The platform not only enabled discussion on global issues but also helped students develop diplomatic skills, logical thinking, and leadership abilities.
Participating schools included Delhi Public School, Janjgir–Champa; Harish Gahani Memorial Jai Bharat English Medium School, Janjgir; Lotus Public School, Janjgir; Khalsa International School, Shivrinarayan; Montessori D.P. Public School, Raigarh; Faklam Model Residential School, Sakti; Trilok Public School, Kasdol; and G.L.D. Public School, Kharsia.
From DPS Janjgir–Champa, students represented different countries in the assembly: Manmat Begum (India), Manthan Agrawal (Russia), Garvit Sharma (USA), Namrata Agrawal (UAE), Vijayrajsi Sahu (Bulgaria), Tanisha Yadav (France), Chetanya Singh (Germany), Aryan Iqbal (Belarus), and Aryan Sitar (Poland). All students impressed with well-reasoned arguments, effective speeches, and confident presentations, bringing pride to their respective schools.
Awards were also presented for outstanding performance: Manmat Begum (DPS Champa) received Best Speaker, Tanisha Yadav (DPS Champa) received Best Observer, Namrata Agrawal (Montessori D.P. Public School, Raigarh) received Best Delegate, and Anushri (Jai Bharat English Medium School, Janjgir) received the Best Diplomatic Award.
The programme was graced by the presence of chief guests, including Mrs. Kalpana Singh, Principal of Delhi Public School, and Mr. Jagat Guru Ji, Principal of E.M.R.S. Pawani. The event’s direction and coordination were carried out under the guidance of Sumanika Yadav, Mrs. Kumar, and Rohit Singh, and the stage anchoring, speeches, and presentations received wide appreciation.
The programme was efficiently conducted by Mrs. Daisy, Mrs. Dipali Rai, Kanhaiya Chauhan, Anushka Shukla, Harita Ajay, and Arunesh Rathore, while Amit Shukla delivered the vote of thanks to all guests and participants. At the end, Mr. Manoj Guru Ji was honoured with a memento, a shawl, and a keychain set.
Overall, the session proved to be an inspiring experience for students to discuss international issues and present their ideas effectively from a democratic perspective. The school management committee and the chief guests congratulated all participants and extended best wishes for their bright and successful future.