Yash Nitharwal
Meet The Secretary General
Yash Nitharwal currently serves as the Secretary-General of the Scindia School Model United Nations, carrying forward a role that demands not only leadership, but the responsibility of upholding the standards and credibility of the institution.
A Humanities student at The Scindia School, Yash combines a strong academic interest in Legal Studies and global affairs with active engagement in student leadership and diplomacy. He currently serves as the Secretary of the MUN Society, contributing to the culture of debate, dialogue, and international awareness within the school community.
In diplomacy, he previously served as Deputy Director-General of Scindia School Model United Nations 2025, where he contributed to the organisation and execution of a conference bringing together delegates from across institutions. His experience within the Secretariat has shaped an understanding of diplomacy that values structure, negotiation, and thoughtful deliberation.
Beyond conference halls, Yash serves as the Band Major of the Scindia School Brass Band, leading ceremonial performances that demand precision, composure, and coordination. As a Senior Under Officer, he also had the honour of leading the band at the Republic Day Camp, reflecting a commitment to disciplined leadership and national representation.
Academically, he nurtures a keen interest in Legal Studies, international law, and global governance, particularly the processes through which laws, treaties, and international policies are negotiated among nations. Alongside this, he maintains a strong interest in geopolitics and international relations, closely observing the strategic dynamics that shape the contemporary international order.
At Scindia School Model United Nations, Yash remains guided by one principle - ensuring that the conference grows not only in scale, but in intellectual depth, diplomatic substance, and institutional credibility.
Suraj Agarwalla
Meet The Deputy Secretary General
Suraj Kumar Agarwalla serves as the Deputy Secretary-General of the Scindia School Model United Nations with a leadership philosophy rooted in structure, precision, and institutional growth.
A Humanities scholar at The Scindia School, Suraj combines academic distinction in Political Science, History, and Legal Studies with active engagement in governance, editorial leadership, and the performing arts. A recipient of the Scholar's Scarf, he also serves as Secretary-Elect of the School Council, Secretary of the English Dramatics Club, and Editor-in-Chief of The Review and the School Yearbook, contributing actively to the intellectual and cultural life of the institution through editorial work and annual English theatre productions.
In diplomacy, he previously served as Deputy Secretary-General at SCIMUN 2025, helping oversee a conference of over 240 delegates. Recognised as Best Delegate at IPSC MUN 2025, he brings to the Secretariat both the perspective of a negotiator and the discipline of an organiser.
Beyond conference rooms, his work in theatre, law publications, and a village digital literacy initiative reflects a commitment to ideas that extend beyond rhetoric.
At SCIMUN 2026, Suraj remains guided by one principle - ensuring that the conference grows not only in scale, but in stature.
Aditya Kishnani
Meet The Director General
Aditya Kishnani serves as the Director General of SCIMUN 2026, bringing with him a commitment to structured debate, intellectual rigor, and meaningful diplomatic engagement. As Director General, he oversees the strategic planning and execution of the conference, ensuring that every committee upholds the highest standards of academic integrity and procedural excellence.
With extensive involvement in academic and organizational initiatives, Aditya has consistently demonstrated a strong ability to manage large-scale projects while fostering collaboration among diverse teams. His leadership philosophy emphasizes preparation, clarity of thought, and creating an environment where delegates are encouraged to think critically and engage constructively with global issues.
Beyond SCIMUN, Aditya actively contributes to academic and institutional initiatives within his school community, where he plays key roles in organizational and intellectual platforms. Through SCIMUN 2026, he aims to create a conference that not only challenges delegates intellectually but also inspires the next generation of thoughtful global leaders.
Meet The Head of logistics
Pranjal Sharma serves as the Head of Logistics for Scindia School Conference Model United Nations, bringing to the Secretariat a commitment to organization, operational precision, and collaborative execution. A Commerce student in Class XII at The Scindia School, Pranjal actively contributes to the creative and cultural life of the institution. He serves as the Secretary of the School Paper Mâché Hobby and is an active member of several art-related societies, reflecting a strong inclination toward creativity alongside administrative responsibility. Within the Model United Nations circuit, Pranjal has participated in three conferences and was awarded a Special Mention in the Lok Sabha at Scindia Intra-School Model United Nations 2025, gaining valuable experience in both debate and institutional functioning. His involvement with the school's MUN Club has further strengthened his understanding of the dynamics that sustain a successful conference. Beyond diplomacy, Pranjal is a national-level archery player and an integral member of the school archery team. His participation in the English Dramatics Society and contributions to the management of the school's annual English theatre production highlight his ability to work effectively behind the scenes to ensure seamless execution.
At SCIMUN, Pranjal focuses on strengthening the operational backbone of the conference-ensuring effective planning, coordination, and crisis management so that every aspect of the event functions with efficiency and purpose. Through his dedication and experience within the school community, he strives to ensure that the conference operates smoothly and upholds the standards of excellence associated with The Scindia School.
Pranjal Sharma
Meet The Head of IT
Akhand is a student at The Scindia School, Fort Gwalior. His interests lie at the intersection of science, leadership, and public engagement, with a long-term aspiration to serve in the Indian Air Force through the National Defence Academy.
Recognized as a Scholar of the school and a recipient of multiple academic distinctions, he combines academic discipline with diverse extracurricular involvement. In athletics, he has represented his school at the SGFI State level and national competitions. Alongside sport, he remains actively engaged in music, performing with both the school's rock band and brass band.
Akhand currently serves as Secretary of the Fort Biosphere Project, the school's environmental sustainability initiative, where he helps lead efforts promoting ecological awareness and responsible resource use. He also contributes to the school's editorial teams for the newsletter and yearbook, strengthening his writing, documentation, and research skills.
Through a combination of academic rigor, leadership, environmental engagement, and creative pursuits, he continues to develop a well-rounded perspective grounded in discipline, service, and curiosity.
At SCIMUN, Pranjal focuses on strengthening the operational backbone of the conference-ensuring effective planning, coordination, and crisis management so that every aspect of the event functions with efficiency and purpose. Through his dedication and experience within the school community, he strives to ensure that the conference operates smoothly and upholds the standards of excellence associated with The Scindia School.
Akhand P. Rai
Lakshya Tulsiysan
Meet The Head of Delegate affairs
Lakshya Tulsian serves as the Head of Delegate Affairs for The Scindia School Model United Nations 2026, bringing to the Secretariat a strong foundation in diplomacy, journalism, and international engagement.
A student of The Scindia School, India, Lakshya has built a profile that bridges global diplomacy with youth leadership. He represented India at COP28 under the United Nations Climate Action platform, engaging with international policymakers and youth leaders on pressing climate concerns. His work in diplomatic journalism has brought him into close interaction with several global and national leaders while reporting for the Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs, covering diplomatic engagements and policy discussions. Lakshya has worked as a journalist to ambassadors from Jordan, Cuba, Armenia, Ireland, and Israel, gaining exposure to the intersection of governance, diplomacy, and international relations. He is also an active member of the United Nations Youth Diplomats network, contributing to youth-led diplomatic engagement on global platforms. Within the Model United Nations circuit, Lakshya has participated in 25+ national and international conferences as a delegate, journalist, chairperson, and secretariat member, earning several recognitions including Secretary General's Best Delegate at IPSCMUN Nationals and multiple journalism awards. His experience across diverse committees and roles gives him both the perspective of a participant and the discipline of an organiser. At SCIMUN 2026, Lakshya is committed to ensuring that every delegate experiences a conference defined by professionalism, inclusivity, and intellectual rigour - guided by the belief that the strength of a conference lies in the strength of its delegates.