INDIAN CRISIS CABINET

Inside the hallowed walls of the Indian Crisis Cabinet, delegates will get behind-the-scenes and step into the shoes of India's top decision-makers, confronting dynamic and urgent scenarios tailored to the nation's unique geopolitical context. By immersing yourself in the ICC, you're not just role-playing - you're actively shaping the course of events, exercising leadership under pressure, and fostering diplomatic solutions in the face of adversity. In the ICC, you're not just a delegate - you're a catalyst for change in the midst of an entire country ridden with new crises every other minute.

Agenda:

Deliberation upon the status of Indus Water Treaty and the bilateral relations of India-Pakistan post the Pahalgam attack.

Committee Resources

Study Guide

The Executive Board

“The secret of getting ahead is getting started.” - Mark Twain

Meet Aryaveer Singh, the brilliant Director of the ICC at HFS MUN. With his razor-sharp intellect, relentless persistence, and infectious sense of humour, Aryaveer is set to make this year’s conference truly legendary. His journey with HFSMUN is as epic as the event itself, renowned for excellence and top-notch hospitality.

Aryaveer’s passion for political debates is electrifying. He turns discussions into thrilling journeys through global issues, each argument a plot twist more riveting than a TV show finale. Under his guidance, the ICC committee promises innovation and strategic depth, where every decision could redefine the course of debate.

Aryaveer Singh,
Director of ICC

“An idea is more dangerous than a gun. We do not let our enemies have guns. Why should we let them have ideas?”

Vihaan Arora steps into ICC with a simple belief: ideas shape the future, not authority. In a time of growing ideological rigidity, he envisions ICC as a space that thrives on fearless thinking and bold innovation. For him, the goal isn’t to replicate old frameworks-it’s to redefine them.

With experience in over 70 MUNs, Vihaan brings both expertise and mentorship. A teacher at heart, he prioritizes each delegate’s growth, creating a space where every voice matters.
In his eyes, real impact doesn’t come from how loudly you speak-but from how deeply you’re understood.

Vihaan Arora,

Assistant Director of ICC

“Man is a political being.”

Jay Khanna brings sharp insight and infectious curiosity to
ICC. With over 50 conferences to his name, his love for debate and philosophy makes him both a strong chair and a thoughtful guide.

He sees ICC as a space where constitutional reasoning meets political thought. His goal? To push delegates beyond comfort, into spaces where they question, challenge, and reimagine leadership. For Jay, understanding India’s political fabric isn’t enough-you must interrogate it. Because real change begins when we stop accepting and start asking.

Jay Khanna,
Moderator of ICC