
As my final conference here, I have high hopes and expectations for SNAMUN'26—that it will help students gain exposure and experience, along with unforgettable memories, lasting friendships, and, most importantly, fun.

“विश्वशान्तये एकस्मिन् स्वरे”
~ One Voice for World Peace ~
In July 2026, that legacy enters a new chapter. The 8th edition of SNAMUN gathers the sharpest young diplomats of the country to debate, dissent and define the questions of our age — beneath the deodars, in the halls where Old Sanawarians once walked.

It gives me immense pride to welcome you to the 8th edition of The Sanawar Model United Nations. For 179 years, this school has produced citizens of conviction — soldiers, scholars, statesmen and storytellers. SNAMUN is a natural extension of that lineage.
Here, delegates will be asked to think beyond their borders, to listen as fiercely as they speak and to discover that diplomacy is, at its heart, an act of imagination. I welcome you to our ridge.

As my final conference here, I have high hopes and expectations for SNAMUN'26—that it will help students gain exposure and experience, along with unforgettable memories, lasting friendships, and, most importantly, fun.

Arjun Sinha serves as the Director General of SNAMUN 2026. Recognized for his leadership, strategic thinking, and extensive MUN experience, he is committed to delivering a seamless conference while fostering engaging debate and maintaining the highest standards of academic excellence.

Manasvi Badola is a class 12 student studying at the Lawrence School, Sanawar. She is driven by the love for reading and debating, bringing curiosity, critical thinking and enthusiasm. She also serves as the Deputy Head girl in the school's prefectorial body.

Yuvraj Singh serves as the International Press Head for SNAMUN 2026. With a keen eye for storytelling and media, he leads the press team in capturing the conference's defining moments, ensuring impactful coverage and showcasing the spirit of diplomacy and debate.

Aayan Gautam is a Class 11 Commerce student whose passion for debating and public speaking drives his pursuit of excellence. Serving as the Chief of Staff in the MUN Secretariat, he brings leadership, dedication, and enthusiasm to every endeavour. He is thrilled to be a part of this year's MUN and looks forward to contributing to a memorable conference experience.

As a member of the Secretariat of SNAMUN, I am passionate about diplomacy, leadership, and creating meaningful opportunities for student engagement. I believe MUN is a powerful platform for developing critical thinking and global awareness. SNAMUN represents excellence in debate, collaboration, and intellectual growth, and I am proud to contribute to an experience that inspires future leaders.

Kirisha Arora is a Grade 11 student with interests in law, international relations, and human rights. She is involved in debating, basketball, editorial activities, Model United Nations, and much more. As someone who has learned, grown, and formed lasting memories through MUN, she is beyond grateful to serve as Attaché Diplomatique and be a part of the SNAMUN Secretariat — a platform where young leaders are made.

Abhya Atal, a grade 11 student with a keen interest in finance, banking, and economics, brings intellectual depth to her role as Attaché Globale for SNAMUN 2026. A passionate debater and literary enthusiast, she channels her love for reading and writing into every conclave she graces.

Harshil Gupta is a passionate MUN participant with experience in 5+ Model United Nations conferences. He has developed strong skills in research, diplomacy, public speaking, negotiation, and resolution drafting, and is committed to fostering constructive debate and collaborative problem-solving.

Kaustav Goyal serves as the Chief of External Affairs for SNAMUN 2026, bringing exceptional communication, networking, and organizational skills. With extensive MUN experience, he is dedicated to fostering meaningful collaborations and ensuring strong institutional partnerships that elevate the conference experience.

From the Lok Sabha to the Security Council — five rooms, five debates, one weekend.
Improving transparency and accountability in India's competitive exam system.
Combating hate speech, misinformation, and digital financial crimes.
Addressing conflict diamonds and regional instability in Africa.
Managing the 1979 Iranian Revolution and Iran Hostage Crisis.
Mitigating Humanitarian consequences of armed conflict.
Reach out to the Secretariat for any enquiries about SNAMUN 2026.
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