INTERNATIONAL ATOMIC ENERGY AGENCY

On top of participating in countless MUNs in India and Oman both as a delegate and an EB member, Pratham Mehta has won several accolades. The science-y IAEA committee is where Pratham will be at home, as his love for MUNs is only bested by his passion for physics and chemistry. He was the Team Lead of an award winning NASA HERC high school team, where he got the opportunity to meet the Indian Space Counsellor. He is also a published author and a research student, researching on aluminium toxicity in the Arctic Ocean.

Ananya Padwal, an avid reader and author of The Rose That Wilted, is also working on an upcoming book series. She’s deeply interested in both Indian politics and global issues, viewing MUNs as a platform for confidence and personality development. Professionally trained in classical dance, singing, piano, and violin, Ananya is pursuing Visharad in Hindustani Classical and 6th Grade in Piano from Trinity College London.

Riddhi Attarde is a first year double major engineering student with multiple certifications issued by various institutions like IIMB and NUS. She believes the real prize for attending the conference would be a sharper capacity to research, write, discuss, and a stronger understanding of policy making, regardless of what title you take home at the conclusion of the second day.