JIGYASA 2.0: Quenching our Thirst for Knowledge

JAIN (Deemed-to-be University), School of Commerce organised JIGYASA 2.0, a Model United Nations Conference that stood as a beacon of intellectual prowess and diplomacy. With ten meticulously crafted committees spanning a spectrum of global issues, it offered a diverse array of challenges for the 350 passionate participants hailing from 25 prestigious universities nationwide.

The participants of JIGYASA 2.0 were tested on a multitude of challenges thrown at them by the ten committees. The students brainstormed for challenges pertaining to climate change, global security concerns, drug trafficking, gender-based violence, domestic policy-making, international cooperation, human rights violation, and crisis response.

JIGYASA 2.0 was not just an event; it was a crucible of collaboration, innovation, and diplomacy, where emerging leaders expanded their horizons through vibrant debates while embodying the spirit of the United Nations and fostering a deeper understanding of global affairs. More than a mere academic exercise, JIGYASA 2.0 transcended boundaries, fostering lifelong friendships, cultural exchanges, and a sense of shared responsibility for the world's most pressing issues.

Under the guidance of a dedicated executive board, JIGYASA 2.0 underscored the power of young minds coming together to address the world's challenges, and leaving an indelible mark on all those fortunate enough to be part of this remarkable conference. It was a testament to the enduring value of diplomacy and collaboration in an ever-evolving global landscape.

The conference comprised of 10 committees:

• UNGA DISEC (General Assembly - Disarmament and International Security): Delved into global security concerns, disarmament efforts, and international peacekeeping.
• UNSC (United Nations Security Council): Focused on pressing security matters, international conflicts, and crisis response.
• UNODC (United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime): Addressed issues related to Drug trafficking, organised crime, and global drug policy.
• UNW (United Nations Women): Advocated for gender equality, women's empowerment, and the elimination of gender-based violence.
• AIPPM (All India Political Parties Meet): Engaged in discussions regarding Domestic Indian political scenarios and policy-making.
• SPECPOL (Special Political and Decolonization Committee): Explored Decolonization efforts, critical political matters, and self-determination.
• NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization): Discussed defence strategies, international cooperation, and collective security.
• IPC (International Press Corps): Provided media coverage, reporting, and analysis of the conference proceedings.
• UNHRC (United Nations Human Rights Council): Advocated for the protection and promotion of human rights on a global scale.
• CCC (Crisis Communications Committee): Worked to establish effective crisis communication strategies and mitigate global crises.