Little Angels
Model United
Nations
From Turmoil
to Tranquility
A transformative diplomatic experience in Gwalior, shaping tomorrow’s peacemakers through debate, resolution, and purpose.
5th and 6th December
Two days of intensive debate, diplomacy, and inter-school networking.
LAHS, Gwalior
High school campus with dedicated committee halls.
From Turmoil to Tranquility
A call to trade discord for dialogue, across five committees.
What to expect
at LAMUN
Where heritage meets diplomacy: LAMUN 2026 brings together passionate young leaders in the heart of Gwalior for impactful discussions, cultural exchange, and lasting connections.
⚖️ Strategic Debate
Sharpen critical thinking, negotiation, and rhetoric under moderated pressure. Every point of order and every unmoderated caucus is a rehearsal for the world stage.
🤝 Diplomatic Networking
Meet delegates from multiple schools across the region. Coalitions built during dialogue have a way of outlasting the conference itself.
🌐 Global Awareness
Research real crises — maritime security, press freedom, the digital divide — and draft resolutions built on substance.
🏆 Awards & Recognition
Best Delegate, High Commendation, and Special Mention — awarded per committee and decided solely by the Executive Board.
The Committees
Choose your theatre. Five distinct simulations, each engineered to test rhetoric, resolve, and the courage to compromise.
Security Council
Obstruction of maritime passage in the Strait of Hormuz by Iran and the resulting threat to global commerce and energy security.
All India Political Parties Meet
Deliberations on the Women’s Reservation Bill, negotiated across party lines within the Indian legislative framework.
UN Children’s Fund
Bridging the education gap widened by the digital divide, from connectivity to classroom access.
Human Rights Council
Safeguarding fundamental liberties amid conflict in West Asia, where enforcement meets sovereignty.
International Press
Journalists, photographers, and cartoonists cover every committee in session; freedom of press is freedom for all.
Everything you need
to register
Who Can Participate
- Open to students in Classes 8 to 12.
- Both seasoned MUN delegates and first time participants with a genuine interest in world affairs are welcome.
How Committees Run
- UNA-USA Rules of Procedure.
- Formal debate, moderated and unmoderated caucusing, collaborative resolution writing.
- Each committee overseen by a dedicated Executive Board.
Registration Requirements
- Registrations are accepted for both individual delegates and school delegations.
- School delegations should have a minimum of 5 delegates.
- Every delegation must be accompanied by a Teacher-in-Charge.
- Formal attire mandatory for all sessions (Indian formals permitted for AIPPM only).
- The LAMUN team reserves the final right of admission for all individual delegates.
Fees & Deadline
- For schools/delegates of Gwalior: ₹1,000 per delegate
- For outstation schools: ₹3,000 per delegate
- Registrations close on 31st October 2026.
Voices behindLAMUN 2026
“Peace is not merely the absence of war; it is the presence of justice, empathy, and a shared commitment to the common good.”
“Let your arguments be guided by knowledge, your decisions by empathy, and your conduct by mutual respect.”
“The emphasis throughout will be on clarity of thought, strength of argument, and the capacity to negotiate across differences.”
“Come well prepared, speak with conviction, and remain open to perspectives different from your own.”
Raise your placard
Registration closes on 31st October 2026. Choose your registration type below and the Secretariat will confirm your allotment.
