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MUN at Maharishi Markandeshwar International School, Sadopur-Ambala

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Chandigarh, Updated At : 05:36 AM Jul 30, 2025 IST

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The school hosted the inaugural edition of MMIS Model United Nations (MUN) — a two-day celebration that brought together bright young minds from across North India. The opening ceremony was graced by Aman Nayyar, India's celebrated dance icon and youth inspiration, as guest of honour. Presence of PS Cheema, Director of MM group of schools, elevated the platform. The MMIS became a hub of spirited debate, diplomacy and collaboration. The event concluded with a closing ceremony, wherein Dr Vishal Garg, Vice President, MM Trust; Prashant Munjal, Zonal Head, HPSC; and Saurabh Kapoor, State Spokesperson, HPSC, graced the occasion with their presence. Outstanding performers were honoured with awards.

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