Sangam International Mun'18

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18/10/2026

Ribhav Jhanwar is an active Model United Nations participant with considerable experience across the Mumbai MUN circuit. Through his involvement in MUNs, he has developed a strong interest in strategic negotiation, decision-making, leadership, and committee procedures. Returning to SIMUN for the third time as an Executive Board Member of the IPL Auction Committee, he brings a strategic perspective to negotiation, team composition, and informed decision-making, while aiming to ensure a structured and engaging experience for all participants.

Priyank Hiran is an alumnus of NMIMS, Mumbai, and the University of Wolverhampton, and currently manages his family business.

Returning to his alma mater for SIMUN Edition 5.0, he will be serving as the Co-Auctioneer for the third consecutive year at the IPL Mock Auction. With his continued association with the event, he looks forward to an exciting auction filled with strategic bidding, spirited competition, and promising young talent.

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Mayank Rajpurohit is a practising advocate before the Rajasthan High Court, handling civil, criminal, constitutional, and revenue matters across Jodhpur and Jaipur. A long-standing MUN enthusiast, he has served as a delegate, committee curator, and mentor to student delegates. Alongside his legal practice, he is building an independent venture focused on education, mentorship, and MUN advisory. His legal expertise and extensive MUN experience make him well suited to guide delegates through the AIPPM’s deliberations on India’s political landscape and electoral reforms.

Parth Joshi is a second-year Bachelors in Management and Finance student at SVKM’s Narsee Monjee College of Commerce and Economics, with a keen interest in finance, Indian politics, public policy, and the global economy. An active MUN participant, conference organiser, and public speaker, he brings experience in leadership, committee management, and policy research. Having previously served as the Director General of SIMUN, he returns as the Deputy Moderator of AIPPM for SIMUN 5.0. With a strong focus on constructive debate and research-driven argumentation, he looks forward to fostering an engaging and substantive committee experience.

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Sohail Iqbal is a software engineer at Infosys with a strong technical and analytical background. A long-standing Model United Nations enthusiast, he has experience as a delegate in debates and parliamentary simulations, along with an understanding of committee proceedings and negotiations. A keen reader and writer with an interest in journalism and written argumentation, he is well suited to guide delegates through the International Press desk’s work in reporting, commentary, and narrative.

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Swapnil Sharma completed his B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) from Manipal University Jaipur in 2022. He was a founding member of the Consumer Protection Club and gained practical legal experience through internships under advocates across various fields. An active mooter, he has represented his university at the Asia-Pacific friendly rounds of the International Criminal Moot Court Competition. With experience in Model United Nations conferences as both a participant and convenor, he brings strong skills in legal research, structured argumentation, and committee procedure, making him well suited to guide delegates through the Innovator’s Parliament.

Samayak Jain is a Business Administration student at St. Xavier’s College with a strong interest in mentorship and a delegates-first approach. A sports enthusiast and organiser of educational events, he combines enthusiasm with strong organisational skills. He is committed to fostering collaborative discussions, ensuring every delegate’s voice is heard, and encouraging meaningful debate and shared growth within the committee.

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Vaibhav Sharma is a law graduate from the University Five Year Law College and holds a Master’s in Law from Manipal University Jaipur. Practising law in Jaipur, he brings experience in public speaking, journalism, and press operations through his internship with a media house. He has also been part of the editorial board and the Blunters, reflecting his interest in language and communication. With a passion for cinema and storytelling, he combines his legal knowledge with an understanding of media and information, making him well suited to guide delegates through the UNHRC’s discussions on privacy, surveillance, and human rights.

Viraj Singh Yadav graduated from SSCBS, Delhi University and is currently working at KPMG in the M&A Consulting practice.
He is an avid sports enthusiast and likes to sing.
He started his MUN journey with SIMUN and had always been particularly aligned with the principles and goals of the UNHRC Committee. He looks forward to a fruitful deliberation which enables a steep learning curve for the delegates.

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Maansi Singh is a Mechanical Engineer and entrepreneur with experience in industrial engineering, international research, and entrepreneurship. She has worked in engineering research and founded a travel company rooted in anthropology and academia. As a woman in traditionally male-dominated fields, she brings first-hand insights into the challenges women face and the importance of resilience and innovation. A long-standing MUNer and former delegate and Executive Board member, she brings analytical rigour and attention to detail to her role, making her well suited to guide substantive discussions on gender equity and women’s empowerment in the UNCSW.

Shlok Pareek is a Jaipur-based business student pursuing his bachelor’s degree at St. Xavier’s College, Jaipur. With a keen interest in business, diplomacy, debates, and football, he has been actively participating in MUNs and debates for over five years. Having chaired several Model United Nations conferences, he believes that effective chairing comes from understanding the delegate’s perspective, bringing an attentive and participant-focused approach to guiding committee proceedings.

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Khudayar H. Beg is a practising advocate at the Rajasthan High Court, Jaipur, with experience across various fields of law. A graduate of the University Five Year Law College, he is currently pursuing his Ph.D. from Chandigarh University. He has been actively involved in Model United Nations conferences and competitive debating. With a keen interest in poetry, mythology, and spiritual philosophy, he brings an articulate and thoughtful perspective to his role as an Executive Board member, making him well suited to preside over the Mahabharat Committee.

Kulwant Singh Panwar is a law student with a keen interest in debate and legal research, along with experience chairing Model United Nations conferences. He has undertaken independent research assignments and worked with practising lawyers and political representatives, gaining practical insights into legal argumentation and political negotiation. His experience and research-oriented approach make him well suited to preside over the Mahabharat Committee.

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Shubham Maheshwari is a Jaipur-based lawyer who completed his graduation and post-graduation in Corporate Law from the University of Rajasthan. He has attended NLU Delhi’s Winter School and is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Constitutional Law. He is also a pro bono empanelled advocate with the Rajasthan State Legal Services Authority. With experience in organising academic events and conducting training sessions, he regularly guides students in public speaking, moot courts, and debate competitions.

Rish*t Paliwal is a fourth-year law student with interests in international relations, public policy, international law, and global security. An active MUN participant and conference organiser, he has experience in committee curation, policy research, negotiation, and public speaking. His academic interests lie at the intersection of law, diplomacy, technology, and governance, with an emphasis on research-driven argumentation and substantive policy discussions, particularly on the social, humanitarian, and cultural issues addressed by SOCHUM.