Healthy debating enforces critical thinking principles i.e. looking at things from a different angle, with increased perspective and less pre-judgement, and it is rightly said that it is better to debate a question without settling it than to settle a question without debating it.

Lloyd Law College has an active debate society which takes part in different debates and MUN’s all over India. Lloyd Law College is proudly presenting its very first event as Lloyd Diplomacy Summit 2020 to give back to the debating community that it belongs to.

The event, Lloyd Diplomacy Summit ‘Rashtra Nirmana Parmodharma’ provides its delegates an unrivaled Youth Parliament experience by running highly personalized, dynamic and engaging national as well as international committees. The event puts forth six committees in which the delegates can get themselves registered, that would be witnessing arguments on various interesting and thought provoking arguments. 

This platform of constructive debate, challenging agendas, and loads of fun will be providing students a platform to participate as delegates, gain knowledge about the policy making process of our nation, learn and master the subtle art of diplomacy and take part in invigorating debates. This academic event aims to promote parliamentary communication skills in the students and hence hence pave a way for grooming today’s youth into tomorrow’s leaders that would lead the nation. 

The following are the details of the events:

Date: 28th February – 1st March  

Venue: Lloyd Law College, Greater Noida 

The Committees and Agendas for the very first Lloyd Diplomacy Summit 2020 are as follows:

A – National Committees 

1. Lok Sabha
   Agenda – Citizenship Amendment Act.
2. Prime Minister Cabinet
   Agenda – Challenges arising from Cross Border Terrorism.
3. Constituent Assembly
   Agenda – The necessities for the partition of India, and the fate of princely states post independence.
   

B – International Committees 

1. UNGA
   Agenda  – Disarmament in the 21stcentury and discussion on arms control.
   
   
2. UNHRC
   Agenda – Protection of women and children in armed conflict areas.
3. UNW
   Agendas – Discrimination against female athletes.

C – International Press 

Registration

Register yourself for this fun and educational ride with Lloyd Law College.

Registration fees

With accommodation: Rs. 2400

Without accommodation: Rs. 1000

Registration link: Click here

Everyone wants to be appreciated for the work they do and here we announce to give prize money upto Rs. 60000 to people who present new and innovative ideas in the debate. 

Contact

For further information and queries you may contact: 

1. Varun Katiyar : 9711084201
2. Utkarsh Singh : 9129829862
3. Vaibhav Chaturvedi : 8218354441
4. Aditya Dubey : 7461950240

 E-mail – nys@lloydlawcollege.edu.in

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Click here for the brochure.