Mohil Mehra has been part of the MUN circuit for over six years, serving in various capacities. Finding comfort in the tension of the committees, Mohil now helps others cultivate a sense of awareness and diplomacy.

Aryan Anand is an avid debater and a participant in various Model UN Conferences and youth parliaments worldwide. Aryan has played multiple roles as a Delegate, an Organising Committee Member, an Executive Board Member, and the Member of the Secretariat in various Regional, National, and International Conferences. He has a calm demeanour and values the essence of Diplomacy more than anything else. As someone who is highly approachable yet follows the rules to the letter, Delegates always seem to enjoy his presence. His golden rule is to impart learning with fun and disseminate knowledge with flair.

Harsh Srivastava is an undergrad at Shiv Nadar University. His mantra in life is to go with the flow. Assessing the situation well and predicting the possible outcomes has helped him be a good strategist. A Team player who knows how to manage people well is good at coming up with new ideas and is always open to hearing other people's opinions before coming to a conclusion. He boasts humour as his defence mechanism, games his escape and books his serene companions.

Being someone who possesses first-hand experience in working with the United Nations closely in the capacity of Project Assistant, Heanish believes that there cannot be better platforms than MUNs and Youth Parliaments where youth can come and discuss some of the most pressing issues prevailing across their country and other parts of the world. He is an avid researcher and reader who finds his forte in subjects like Political Science, History, Economics, Literature and Theological studies. Moreover, Heanish being a part of over 70 Model United Nations conferences across five countries, hopes to assist delegates through his vast experience. This journey, according to him, has helped not only him in developing critical thinking but also in his rational analysis of global matters.

"A sunset lover, surviving on aesthetics, daydreaming and classic Bollywood movies. I can't explain, but I can find a movie that can." A hodophile and bibliophile, she is as smitten with blue skies and sunsets as with honest conversations over a good cup of coffee. Having discovered MUNs in high school, Anagha has since taken part in various MUNs as a delegate, a secretariat member and as a part of the executive board. She specialises in humanitarian committees and can generally be found in UNHRCs and UNGAs. She believes that MUN'ing is the perfect way to get to know people on a deeper level: although you represent something, your MUN style tells a lot about you. She is a law aspirant who has been part of the MUNning circuit for the last four years. She is a passionate debater who values research and analysis over everything else and looks to provide the delegates with an unforgivable experience at IGMUN.

An ardent MUNer from the Odisha circuit, Mr Sarbanga Mishra is pursuing his final year of a bachelor's degree at Christ University, Bangalore. As a delegate, Mr Mishra has bagged more than 40 Best Delegate awards, most of which are from prestigious institutions in India. Being part of the Indian MUNing circuit since 2014, he has chaired numerous institutional MUN conferences based in sundry circuits of India. He is well known for being an executive board member who has mastered the technicalities of MUNs, adding to his credibility and impeccable MUNing skills. He brings a plethora of knowledge and an ability to moderate committees to the best of his powers, with utmost rectitude owing to his 170+ MUN experience. Besides being an MUNer, he is a martial artist, poet, writer and academician who has authored various research papers and bagged best research paper awards from reputed institutions in India. Furthermore, he takes a keen interest in International law and International relations, which he describes as his "metaphorical crushes".

Chaitanya Kavy Dhruv is a writer who likes to write and make jokes. Apart from debating, he is a poet/writer and a political/social activist and is currently pursuing Journalism at Amity University, Noida. He has been a part of the MUN circuit for over five years and has done over 75 MUNs. He's a liberal who believes in justice for all, a feminist who believes in inequality for the living, and an agnostic who preaches what he thinks.

Rishabh Asrani is a diplomat with distinguished experience of over seven years across all capacities in the MUNing Circuit, counting over 95 conferences. He looks forward to the discussion, deliberation and debate at IGMUN.

He has been MUNning for the last five years. Jas Gattani has experienced and discovered a lot about MUNs. He is diligent yet amicable, working hard for his responsibilities but trying to make everything enjoyable. He wants the delegates to be thorough with the agenda and be prepared for some fun learning experience.