The Model United Nations (MUN) simulation was convened as a significant activity at Mayura School to discuss and devise strategies to mitigate the increasing threat of nuclear war, focusing on the involvement of key stakeholders – India, China, the USA, and Russia. The simulation aimed to provide school students with a comprehensive understanding of the complexities surrounding international relations and the gravity of nuclear war. Participants represented their assigned countries and discussed strategies to mitigate the increasing threat of nuclear war.

The student delegates of India, comprising Jai Sukhlani VIII, Arsh Ahmed IX, and Aditya Pratap Singh X emphasized the importance of diplomatic dialogue and non-proliferation agreements while advocating for regional stability and disarmament initiatives. The Chinese delegates, Aishna Kaur VIII, Anvi Rajawat IX, and Bhavya Khandelwal X stressed the need for mutual cooperation and the peaceful resolution of conflicts, highlighting the principles of mutual respect and sovereignty. The USA delegates, Mohammad Zaid VIII, Vidhi Sangtani IX, and Jheel Lodha X prioritized national security interests and defence capabilities while expressing willingness to engage in diplomatic negotiations to de-escalate tensions. The Russian delegates, Disha Saini VIII, Shubra Singh Rajawat IX, and Saransh Nirmal X advocated for multilateral disarmament agreements and strategic partnerships, underscoring the necessity of maintaining global stability and preventing arms races.

All delegates unanimously agreed on the necessity of diplomatic channels to address grievances and resolve conflicts, emphasizing open communication and mutual understanding. The MUN simulation provided students with valuable insights into the complexities of international diplomacy and the urgent need for cooperation in addressing the threat of nuclear war. By engaging in constructive dialogue and exploring diplomatic solutions, delegates demonstrated the importance of multilateralism and collaboration in safeguarding global peace and security.

Samanvaya House, representing the USA, scored the highest ranking through its mindful thought, speech, and presentation, followed by Eklavya House representing India, in the second position.