The Saga Adjourns

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TIME FOR A CHANGE

Mrudul Madaan comments on

joining hands for a ‘New Era’

The last day of the SPSMUN started

with all the delegates in

anticipation of the draft resolution.

The working papers had been

submitted the day before and it

was time for everybody to voice

their concerns. This was a time for

a new beginning for the world, for

all those who wished to bring a

change in this world and for every

one who had faith in humanity.

Firstly, the embassies decided

to be sympathetic for all those

who had lost their lives in armed

conflicts. The people all over the

world had gone through a lot of

pain and hatred. It was time to

stand up for humanity to make

this world a better place to live

in; after all everyone is striving

for global peace.

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The Mindset Ready to Change the World Divya Garg reports the final results to

Somalian piracy in SPSMUN’14

The third day started on a slow note

with the delegates deeply lost in

their thoughts and worried about

their draft resolution. Initially

moderated caucus was entertained

on the topic ‘Financial management

in Somalia’. The countries tried their

best to take decisions in their favour.

Finally two draft resolutions headed

by USA and Korea were framed.

Draft resolution by USA suggested

the usage of GPS and smart

container technologies which were

interrogated upon but later agreed.

Certain amendments were made

changing GPS by Radars. The second

resolution mainly focused on

education and increase in revenue

collection for better youth and

decrease in piracy. It was immense

pleasure discussing and finding a

solution to Somalian piracy.

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The Concluding Day

Jahnvi Katyal reports about the socio-

economic problems of the world.

The proceedings of the conference

resumed with deliberations on the

pending matters of the previous day.

The conference commenced with the

discussions on the draft resolutions.

The Executive Board interrogated the

delegates. After the breakfast, the

second draft resolution was discussed.

The delegates told the Executive Board

via chits that the clauses were made

without their consent. So, the second

draft resolution was scrapped off. The

conference resulted in many viable

plans and programs for the problems

under focus. The enthusiasm and

commitment of all delegates towards

providing a meaningful contribution

promised a successful implementation

of the ideas and plans resulting from

the deliberations. The conference

concluded with the decision to have

timely meetings in order to assure that

the plans have been put in practice

and are progressing at the desired

pace.

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The Beginning, Not the End -Tamanna Singhal reports on the

Security Council

“The world is yours to change, bring

in peace before it’s out of range.” As

the global issues providing peace and

to enhance security in Arctic were

plunged onto the debate the

committee soon gathered up heat!

While the allegations were in blown

horns, the moderated and un-

moderated caucuses discussed

issues ranging from problems faced

by UN peace keeping operations,

humanitarian rights of the people in

the Arctic and the conflicts. “It is

extremely important to introduce

peacekeeping reforms as there are a

number of loopholes in the current

framework.” said the delegate of

USA.

SPS MUN was a great success. This

journey has been a memorable one!

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The Master Strokes of the Arabs Pranvi Singh comments on the irrefutable victory of

the JCC Arab Cabinet in The Third Arab-Israeli War of

1967…

On the third and final day of SPS MUN’14, the

ambassadors of Arab countries were informed

that the timeline had again moved forward and

the day was 19 May 1967. They were in a state of

war. All the countries disseminated that they had

declared emergencies in their countries and most

of them blocked the radio outputs so that the

enemy could not track their plans. The ministers

formulated war strategies. An update informed

the assembly of Israel having internal disputes

and the Arabians waged the battle for throttle.

After an intense day of planning, plotting,

profanities and discussions the three day MUN

concluded with the Arab Cabinet’s triumph in

war.

NO COMPROMISE

Aditi Jain explores the third day of the conference in

the midst of warfare of the Israel Cabinet.

The last day rung the bells of the ambassadors

and then a high alert settled in the premises. A

directive was made to which the Minister of

Defense responded, “The directive is like a blunt

pencil, completely pointless.”

A letter was sent to the US president, Mr.

Johnson demanding no further attacks from the

Arab nations. The cabinet pondered upon the

question of compromise of their troops from the

Syrian border and a common consensus was

reached of no compromise on the Israeli military.

The International Press keeps its pens down for the

last time after experiencing 3 fruitful days of war

and debates.

From the editors

DEKH BHAI, TEDHA HAI PAR MERA HAI

“Kaun kambhaqt jitney k liye debate karta hai; hum karte hai debate SPSMUN mei aane

k liye…”

SPSMUN-okia connecting people:

There had not been a group where our super talented juniors hadn’t spammed up!

Hi-s-tory:

Our DG – Hamare pyare “Ronak bhaiya” agle saal “Sec-Gen” bnenge for “various reasons.”

Women-Empowerment:

Our Sec-gen ‘Harry Potter’ “A political nerd” played an active role to get in girls to the

delegation lists.

In big-big cities these small-small things keep on happening:

Sachdevian’s Social profiles studded with SPS MUN updates.

Pehle pet puja phir kaam duja:

The most overrated posts- “Lunch menu.”

Mirror-mirror on the wall; do I look fine or did my style statement fall? :

People were more considerate about the photographer crew rather than who is chairing them!

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IP faculty Head: Chitra Malhotra

IP head: Pallavi Prasad

Editors: Dev Chopra and Anuradha Singla

Reporters

JCC

Arab:

Anshika Sethi

Pranvi Singh

Israel:

Bhawna Rana

Aditi Jain

Security Council:

Jhanvi Anand

Tamanna Singhal

Ecosoc:

Jahnvi Katyal

Niharika Soni

General Assembly:

Aishwarya Sethi

Mrudul Madaan

Samriddhi Sanga

GA- Specol:

Divya Garg

Shreya Garg

Photographers:

Shubh

Palak Arora

Priyanka Jain

Mani Mkahija

Jagjot Singh

Rishabh Jain

Dhruv Aggarwal

Caricaturists:

Divanshi Dhingra

Rahul Aggarwal

Anurag Saini

The Innovation Team and the Troll-masters:

Harsh Anand

Harshit Batra

Faith Goyal

Pratik Anand

Purujit Bansal

Shubham Gajra