Chandigarh, : Agahi MUN 4.0, conceptualised by Agahi Events and celebrated as India’s biggest private Model United Nations and the country’s first-ever open-air MUN, successfully concluded its two-day conference on November 15 and 16, 2025.
Hosted at the spectacular outdoor venue ‘The House of Castles’ in Chandigarh, the conference brought together over 1,000 young delegates from across Tricity and beyond under the inspiring theme Bringing the Change. Designed as an immersive platform for diplomacy, debate and decision-making, Agahi MUN has become a flagship initiative of Agahi Events uniting students, policymakers, subject experts and globally aware youth to engage meaningfully with pressing global issues.
Each edition focuses on global governance, sustainable development, youth leadership, and international cooperation, encouraging participants to move beyond classroom boundaries and contribute to real-world solutions. As India’s first-ever open-air Model UN, Agahi MUN offers students a unique opportunity to step into the shoes of world leaders, deliberate on global challenges, promote diplomacy and build leadership skills.
Organised by Agahi Events, the conference merges the power of debate with culture, art, and youth expression. The open-air format symbolises freedom of thought and transparency, creating an atmosphere of creativity, collaboration, and intellectual exchange. Through this platform, students enhance their skills in public speaking, negotiation, global awareness and leadership while celebrating unity in diversity and the spirit of global citizenship.
The event opened with an inaugural ceremony marked by tradition and intellectual vibrancy. Rana Gurjeet Singh, Member of the Punjab Legislative Assembly (Kapurthala), delivered the keynote address, emphasising the importance of informed and adaptable youth leadership.
The inaugural session also featured Satnam Sandhu as the Chief Guest, with Lok Pal Singh, Vice-President of DLF, joining as the Guest of Honour. Dr. KPS Brar delivered a keynote address, while Lalit Sharma, Founder of Mantrin, shared his perspectives with the delegates. Journalist and author Rajdeep Sardesai further enriched the ceremony with his insights.
Adding a cultural highlight to the two-day celebration, renowned Punjabi singers, Mankirt Aulakh and Dilpreet Dhillon captivated the audience with a live performance during the Social Night, infusing energy and excitement into the event.
Reflecting on the success of the event, Jivtesh Singh and Tejas Sareen, Co-Founders of Agahi Events, expressed pride in how Agahi MUN has evolved into a movement celebrating youth leadership and innovation.
“Agahi MUN 4.0 was envisioned not just as a conference but as a platform where ideas breathe freely, a space where young minds learn the art of diplomacy beyond four walls,” said Jivtesh Singh, Co-Founder of Agahi Events.
Adding to this, Tejas Sareen, Co-Founder of Agahi Events, remarked, “This open-air edition symbolises our belief that learning thrives in openness, when intellect meets inspiration. We’re proud to see Agahi MUN empowering a generation that thinks critically, collaborates fearlessly, and leads with purpose.”
The success of Agahi MUN 4.0 was further strengthened by the support of its esteemed sponsors: Vindcare Lifesciences, Raj Malhotra’s IAS Institute, DLF and Kairali’s Group of Ayurveda, Morinda. Their partnership played a pivotal role in enabling Agahi Events to deliver an enriching and large-scale open-air MUN experience, empowering young delegates with a platform that blends learning, leadership, and cultural celebration.
By pioneering an open-air conference format, Agahi MUN 4.0 has set a new benchmark for Model United Nations events in India. Breaking away from conventional indoor settings, The House of Castles embodied Agahi’s vision of an unconstrained intellectual arena one where every committee stands as a castle and every delegate rules their domain. With its mission to nurture leadership, diplomacy, critical thinking, and global citizenship, Agahi MUN 4.0 truly lived up to its enduring motto: “Evolution in diplomacy starts here.”
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