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AHMUN 8.0

THE EIGHTH ANNUAL CONFERENCE

“Fractures Before Midnight”
11th and 12th July, 2026
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A GLIMPSE OF THE PAST

Past Conferences

DISCOVER

What is AHMUN?

AHMUN is the one of many events in our eminent institution that can boast of a platform that so deeply connects, contrasts and conceives the most unique solutions toward global issues.

It gives complete freedom to the students to let their creative ideas flow and effective imagination blossom, to solve global problems that deprive the world of love, peace and unity.

A world full of exciting new possibilities to ensure the successful handover of control to the New Generation, letting the future leaders and icons to truly realize their potential and its ideal discretion.

We are the World.

We are one Family.

We are AHMUN.

Welcome to our World.

FROM THE SECRETARIAT

Secretary-General's Letter

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Nishita Agarwal

Secretary-General, AHMUN 8.0

Dear Delegates and Esteemed Executive Board Members,

It is my privilege to welcome you to the Eighth Annual Conference of Avalon Heights Model United Nations.

For years, AHMUN has been a space where passionate individuals come together to exchange ideas, challenge perspectives, and engage with the issues shaping our world. Beyond committee sessions and resolutions, it is a place where conversations begin, friendships are formed, and confidence is built.

Having participated in numerous conferences over the years, including three unforgettable years as a delegate at AHMUN itself, I have witnessed firsthand the impact that Model United Nations can have. Some of my most valuable lessons, strongest friendships, and most memorable experiences have emerged from these committee rooms.

Whether you are attending your first MUN or your twentieth, I hope AHMUN 8.0 challenges and excites you to think critically, speak boldly, and listen thoughtfully. More importantly, I hope it becomes a place where you create memories and connections that stay with you long after the conference concludes.

On behalf of the Secretariat and Organizing Committee, I look forward to welcoming you this July and witnessing the enthusiasm that defines the spirit of AHMUN.

Warm Regards,

Nishita Agarwal

Secretary-General, AHMUN 8.0

AHMUN 8.0 — THE CORE CONCEPT

Fractures Before
Midnight

Some fault lines can't be ignored anymore.

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THE CONCEPT
“Collapse is rarely immediate. Beneath every moment of crisis lie years of pressure.”

Presenting to you the theme for AHMUN 8.0: Fractures Before Midnight. At the heart of our theme lies a simple truth, collapse is rarely immediate. Beneath every moment of crisis lie years of pressure, instability, and neglect. The fractures that threaten our world are often invisible, until they become impossible to ignore. As the Doomsday Clock nears midnight, it becomes increasingly urgent to understand these fractures and prevent them from becoming tomorrow’s catastrophe.

The world does not break all at once. Every conflict, every disruption, every warning sign is part of a larger story unfolding beneath the surface. With the Doomsday Clock set at just 85 seconds to midnight, which is the closest it has ever been, humanity stands closer than ever to a moment of reckoning. This theme is a call to recognize the pressures building beneath the surface and then come together to set in the reversal of the Doomsday Clock.

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WHEN TIME BROKE

The Fractured Timeline

The Past

Invisible Fractures

Collapse is rarely immediate. Beneath every moment of crisis lie years of pressure, instability, and neglect. The fractures that threaten our world are often invisible, until they become impossible to ignore.

The Present

85 Seconds to Midnight

Every conflict, every disruption, every warning sign is part of a larger story unfolding beneath the surface. With the Doomsday Clock set at just 85 seconds to midnight, humanity stands closer than ever to a moment of reckoning.

The Future

Reversing the Clock

This theme is a call to recognize the pressures building beneath the surface and then come together to set in the reversal of the Doomsday Clock.

TIME

Some Fault Lines Cannot Be Ignored

As the Doomsday Clock nears midnight, it becomes increasingly urgent to understand these fractures and prevent them from becoming tomorrow’s catastrophe.

At AHMUN 8.0, you are not here to simply observe history—you are here to interrogate it, challenge it, and reimagine it.

Are you ready to reverse the clock?

To look through the cracks of time and find your own truth among the shards?

We believe you are. Welcome to AHMUN 8.0 — Fractures Before Midnight.

CONFERENCE DIRECTORY

Resources & Information

Registration Fee ₹2,200
Reg. Deadline To Be Announced
Date of Event 11-12 July, 2026
Eligibility Grades 9-12
Recognitions

AHMUN Awards

Excellence in debate, research, and diplomacy:

  • Best Delegate — Utmost precision and resolution leadership
  • High Commendation — Exceptional speaking and debating
  • Special Mention — Outstanding research and strategy
  • Best Delegation — Highest tally (min. 7 delegates)
Social Event

Nexora: Sundown Soirée

Our signature networking event designed for delegates and Executive Board members to connect.

Atmosphere

Live music, visual backdrops

Catering

Dinner buffet & mocktails

Networking

Meet the EB & delegates

Official Brochure

AHMUN 8.0

CONFERENCE MANUAL

2026 EDITION | NAVI MUMBAI

Brochure Details

The official brochure with schedule and committee slots will be published here once registration dates are announced. The delegation fee is ₹2,200.

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THE DEBATE ROOMS

Committees

UNSC

United Nations Security Council

Agenda

Addressing the Crisis in the Democratic Republic of the Congo...

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AIPPM

All India Political Parties Meet

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Discussing Labour Law Reforms Amid Rising Cost of Living...

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GDWC

Global Defense and War Council

Agenda

Deliberating upon the Escalation of the US–Iran–Israel Conflict...

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UNODC

United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime

Agenda

Discussing the Threat Posed by Transnational Organised Crime...

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UNHRC

United Nations Human Rights Council

Agenda

Deliberating upon Human Rights Violations in the Global Migration Crisis...

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IAEA

International Atomic Energy Agency

Agenda

Addressing the Threat of Nuclear Terrorism with Special Emphasis...

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THE LEADERSHIP

Executive Board

United Nations Security Council

Harshkumar Kedia

Harshkumar Kedia

Chairperson

Over the past decade, Harshkumar Kedia has played a pivotal role in shaping student leadership across Asia. As the Founder of United Diplomats' Association, he has created platforms that prioritize skills like negotiation, empathy, and critical thinking. He founded the UDAMUN and Ultimatum. His work empowers students to approach challenges with clarity and seize opportunities with intention, making education both purposeful and transformative.

Kairav Shah

Kairav Shah

Chairperson

Kairav Shah is an enthusiast about diplomacy and politics. He has a vast MUN experience and has been one of the founding persons behind AHMUN. With a knack for research, and influential oration he sets a high bar for the Committees he chairs. His interest in law extends into thoughtful writing and analysis, often reflected in his contributions to national publications and essay platforms. Kairav is known for his clarity, composure, and an unwavering commitment to meaningful discourse.

All India Political Parties Meet

Rachit

Rachit

Chairperson

Having worked for 2 years in hectic & unpredictable environments as a brand strategist in an ad agency, Rachit has always been a keen observer of news and current affairs in India. The volatile nature of Indian politics and governance has kept him consistently interested in how the largest democracy in the world dances to the whims and fancies of 1.4 billion people. That is how his love for AIPPM fostered and continues to make him revisit it year-on-year. His belief in the power of MUNs stems from their ability to make one an empath, tactician and imaginator at the same time. With optimism and immense love for AHMUN, he is back for this edition and wishes each delegate the best of luck!

Darshini

Darshini

Chairperson

Dharshini is a munner from the Indian circuit best known for her fiery debate and great lobbying skills. Currently 19, she enjoys public speaking, science and anything that has to do with technology or politics. She has an approachable personality and great leadership qualities which makes her fit the role of chair of WHO perfectly.

Global Defense and War Council

Dharmik Vasa

Dharmik Vasa

Chairperson

Dharmik Vasa is an engineer by force and an MUN enthusiast by choice. He has had more than 17 victories out of his 20+ appearances as a delegate. Dharmik’s only aim at MUNs is to take diplomacy and the realm of arguments beyond the horizons of human comprehension. He views MUNs as a space for rigorous intellectual challenge—where strategy, structure, and language matter deeply, he also believes that a sharp play on words has often won more battles than facts alone.

Rishabhh Agarwaal

Rishabhh Agarwaal

Chairperson

Rishabhh Agarwaal is a business professional whose interests span entrepreneurship, marketing, technology, and innovation. Having worked across fast-paced industries, he enjoys understanding how ideas grow into products, brands, and businesses that create real-world impact. Outside of work, Rishabhh is an avid follower of current affairs and enjoys thoughtful discussions on global issues, business, and the future of technology. He believes that curiosity, adaptability, and a willingness to learn are some of the most valuable traits a young person can develop. As an EB member, he looks forward to seeing delegates challenge ideas, think independently, and engage in meaningful debate.

United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime

Taher

Taher

Chairperson

With over 45 MUNs under his belt—and more than 20 chaired—Taher brings a wealth of experience and a deep passion for the circuit. He believes every delegate has their own learning curve, and as a chair, he balances structure with flexibility, letting the committee shape its own flow. First-timer committees are his favorite, as they offer him the chance to help young delegates discover a love for MUNning. Beyond the committee room, Taher works as a Senior Account Executive at BBDO India, a mainline advertising agency. He’s also a fitness enthusiast who enjoys cricket, pickleball, and boxing.

Uday

Uday

Chairperson

Bringing in his signature mix of professionalism and a dash of Uday Chandak-style silliness, he’s all set to create a memorable experience for every delegate — one filled with learning, laughter, and meaningful connections. Passionate about Economics and Business Management, and a dedicated instrumentalist skilled in guitar, drums, and keyboard, he brings both insight and creativity to the table.

United Nations Human Rights Council

Roshni

Roshni

Chairperson

Roshni Handique is a Trainee Clinical Psychologist with a passion for fostering critical thinking, diplomacy, and meaningful dialogue. Having been involved in Model United Nations conferences since the past 12 years, she has developed a deep appreciation for the power of discourse in shaping perspectives and driving change. Drawing from her training in psychology, she approaches leadership with empathy, professionalism, and respect for diverse viewpoints, encouraging delegates to engage in thoughtful debate, collaborative problem-solving, and intellectual growth throughout the committee experience.

Udita

Udita

Chairperson

Ms. Udita Vasudeo, a dedicated 3rd year law student from Dr. D.Y. Patil College of Law, is known for her unwavering commitment, strong leadership, and deep sense of empathy. Udita has consistently demonstrated the ability to inspire and bring people together by being in leadership roles at various capacities. When she's not immersed in legal studies, you'll find her deep into murder documentaries or unwinding with her favorite music. With her experience, enthusiasm, and thoughtful approach, Udita is ready to contribute meaningfully to the circuit, fostering a collaborative and forward-thinking environment.

International Atomic Energy Agency

Kunsh

Kunsh

Chairperson

Kunsh Gureja is a driven and articulate MUN participant with a strong foundation in global politics, economics, and diplomacy. With years of experience in Model UN across a variety of committees, he has developed a reputation for strategic thinking, structured argumentation, and impactful communication. Whether navigating nuanced resolutions or building consensus across conflicting blocs, Kunsh consistently brings clarity, depth, and composure to the table.

Vivaan

Vivaan

Chairperson

Vivaan Shah, a prospective law student at O.P. Jindal Global University pursuing the B.B.A. LL.B. programme, is a seasoned debater, articulate orator, and passionate advocate of diplomacy and legal discourse. An alumnus of Avalon Heights International School, he has actively participated in numerous debates, Model United Nations conferences, and parliamentary deliberations, earning several accolades including Best Delegate and High Commendation awards for his clarity, logic, and persuasive speaking. Known for his sharp thinking, confidence, and diplomatic approach, Vivaan possesses a strong inclination towards law, policymaking, international relations, and finance. Having previously served as an Executive Board Member, he values constructive debate and meaningful dialogue. AHMUN holds a special place in his journey, being both the conference hosted by his alma mater and the platform where he earned his very first Best Delegate award.

HAVE QUESTIONS?

Frequently Asked Questions

Model United Nations is an academic simulation of the United Nations where students play the role of delegates from different countries and attempt to solve real-world issues with the policies and perspectives of their assigned country.

Delegates are required to dress in appropriate Western Formals or Semi-Formals. For AIPPM delegates, Indian Traditional wear or Indian Formals are encouraged.

Students currently studying in Grade 9 through Grade 12 are eligible to register and participate as delegates in AHMUN 8.0.

We will be conducting an official Rules of Procedure (ROP) Session for all registered delegates. Study guides for each committee will be provided. For primary research, refer to trusted international organization websites.

Registrations for AHMUN 8.0 are now open! The delegate fee is ₹2,200. You can register right now by clicking the "Register Now" button in the navigation bar, or click here.

Committees award Best Delegate, High Commendation, and Special Mention to top-performing delegates based on debate contribution, diplomacy, and leadership.

AHMUN sharpens analytical and critical thinking, builds confidence, boosts public speaking and negotiation skills, and serves as an exceptional addition to your profile for college admissions.

The Best Delegation Shield is presented to the institution that gathers the highest tally of accolades across all committees. A school must send a delegation of at least 7 delegates to qualify.

GET IN TOUCH

Contact & Venue

Venue

Avalon Heights International School,
APMC Market 2, Phase 2, Sector 19B, Vashi,
Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra 400703

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Email

Secretariat: ahmun@avalonheights.co.in

MUN Co-ordinator: raj.kudulkar@avalonheights.co.in

Secretary-General: nishita1530@avalonheights.co.in

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