Nebula Youth Parliament by Modern College of Law, Ghaziabad [Feb 22-23]: Registrations Open
About the College
MCL set up under the aegis of Ganesh Shiksha Samiti, a registered non-profit body; the Modern College of Law has been established in 2004. The college is located in a sprawling campus at Mohan Nagar, Ghaziabad at a compatible distance of 10 Km from Delhi.
About the Youth Parliament
Nebula Youth Parliament organised by Modern College of Law, Ghaziabad. The conference is going to be held on 22nd-23rd February 2020 and is comprised of 4 exciting committees, celebrations of diversity along with some pleasant surprises as well.
There will be four committees in NYP’20:
- All India Political Parties Meet- Scope of Article 33 of the Indian Constitution and AFSPA in present-day Jammu and Kashmir
- Lok Sabha: Reviewing the policies of NDA government 2014-2019
- Niti Aayog: Formulating strategies of smart cities for urban transformation with holistic approach on resources
- Hindustan Press
Eligibility
Nebula YP’20 is open for all- school, college, university students all over India.
Registration Fee
Rs. 1200/- Per Delegate
For individual application form, click here.
Perks
Certificates
Cash Prizes for winners: Prizes worth Rs. 40,000/-
Contact Details
Mudit Dewan: 9555752752
Anshuman Gupta: 8532001543
E-mail: thenebula2020[at]gmail.com
For the Facebook link, click here.
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