The All India Political Parties Meet is a forum for discussion and deliberation that is being called before the session of the parliament takes place. Here delegates delve into the nuances and intricacies of modern-day Indian politics with its caveats. With members from both houses of the parliament present, the AIPPM strives to encourage deliberation on discourses surrounding socio-economic and geopolitical issues.
Agenda
Discussing the rise of governmental oversight on the internet and its implications on digital freedom
Executive Board
Ashwath
Digital freedom in India is like RCB winning the IPL – looks good in tweets, disappears in reality.
Ritesh
Ritesh has an experience of about 20 conferences as a representative and as a chairperson in Indian committees. His composed disposition and his frequent representation of southern states give him the sort of nuanced understanding of the nation’s challenges, outside of MUN’s, he spends his days
Yazhini
“Under conditions of peace, the warlike man attacks himself.”
Yazhini Muthukumaran, endeared as her staple allot “Kanimozhi” by the circuit, and “The kid” by her seniors is someone that constantly pursues to transcend mediocrity and strives to sculpt herself to and for the better. She values her contemplative depth the most, which she showcases in writing and publishing her books, articles and poems. She likes to engage herself in intellectual discourse; whether it is in the form of debate or muns. Her expertise lies in Indian polity, bagging awards in almost every conference she delegates in. She believes, “The goal isn’t to live forever, the goal is to create something that will.”
Aarushi
Meet Aarushi Iyengar, director of AIPPM who has diverse MUN experiences. Apart from her passion for debate, she is an avid reader and pursues classical music and dance. She hopes that every delegate learns something new and has a memorable experience.