

The Secretariat

AYAAN MITTAL
Secretary-General
Ayaan is a 12th-grade student pursuing the IB Diploma Programme with a keen interest in Economics and History. He serves as the School Captain of The Doon School. As the Secretary-General of the Doon School Model United Nations Conference, he is passionate about global affairs, diplomacy, and politics. He also serves as Senior Editor on the Editorial Board of the school newsletter, The Doon School Weekly. He is a recipient of the Scholar’s Blazer; the highest order of recognition for achievements in academics and co-curriculars at The Doon School. He is serving as Chairperson for the Young Entrepreneurs’ Conference this year. Ayaan is a part of the Senior English Debating team and has represented the School and won accolades at several Inter-School competitions like the India Today, Gibson Memorial, and MCGS Golden Jubilee Debates. He is also an avid actor, having been part of numerous School and House productions. Ayaan is also a senior, ex-officio member of the School Council. He represented the School at the Groton School Exchange Program in the United States. In his free time, he enjoys playing table tennis and football. Having served as Vice President at DSMUN 2025, he is honoured to serve as the Secretary-General of the Conference in its 19th edition.
UDAY PRATAP SARDANA
President
Uday Pratap, a 12th-grader at The Doon School, is currently pursuing the ISC curriculum and aspires to build his future in the financial sector under investment banking and as a businessman. His academic interests largely revolve around Economics, Computer Science and Psychology. In addition to serving as the DSMUN President for this year, Uday Pratap also serves as a House Captain. A committed sportsperson, he represents the school in hockey at both IPSC tournaments and inter school competitions, while also leading his house as Hockey Captain. Deeply passionate about sports and fitness, he is often seen on long-distance runs around campus, training rigorously on the hockey fields, or practising venomous free kicks during the football season. Known for his inclusive leadership style and his ability to bring people together, Uday Pratap consistently motivates his juniors to take initiative and embrace risk-taking. Having been an active and prominent member of the DSMUN Secretariat for the past three years, he is honoured to serve as President this year. He looks forward to welcoming delegates to DSMUN 2026 and wishes them a meaningful and enriching conference experience.


ARSH MISHRA
Executive Director
Arsh is a 12th-grader at The Doon School pursuing the IBDP and studying Physics, Chemistry and Maths. He hopes to build a career studying Biochemistry and Engineering in the future. In addition to serving as the Executive Director for DSMUN, he mentors juniors as the MUN Society Boy-in-Charge. He is also a School Prefect and serves as the Secretary for the Co-curricular Council. Alongside his scholarly pursuits, he is often seen at the school's football and hockey fields, practising and training to play in the next interhouse. At the house level, he serves as the producer for the one-act play and as the House Debating Captain. He is an experienced and skilled debater, repeatedly showcasing his talents in displaying robust creative abilities at various interhouse competitions. Arsh also displays an unmatched academic record while possessing strong and eloquent public speaking skills with an excellent repertoire of interpersonal relationships and connections across campus. He is known for his excellent leadership and strong drive to motivate and inspire others. Having served as Vice President at DSMUN 2025, is honoured to serve as the Executive Director for DSMUN’s glorious 19th edition.
RAJVEER AGARWAL
Deputy Secretary-General
Rajveer is a 12th-grade student pursuing the IBDP, studying Physics, Maths, and Economics. He is curious about design and business, with hopes to pursue Architecture in the future. In school, he serves as the Secretary of the Pastoral Council. He also serves as the Chief of Design on the Editorial Board of the school’s prestigious annual publication, The Yearbook. He is also a Chairperson at this year’s YEC. Rajveer is a part of the School SSDC team, where he serves as the Head of Structural Engineering. He has represented the School and won accolades at several inter-school competitions like the International Space Settlement Design Competition, British International Education Association STEM Competition, and various MUNs. He is also an avid singer and musician, being an active member of the School Choir and having been part of numerous School and House productions. At the House level, Rajveer serves as the House Music Captain and the House Art Captain. In his free time, he enjoys doing athletics, playing football, and watching F1. Having been part of DSMUN for several years, Rajveer is honoured to serve as the Deputy Secretary-General for DSMUN 2026.
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VIRAJ SINGH
Director General of Operations
Viraj is a 12th-grade student pursuing the IBDP, with a keen interest in English, Psychology, and Economics. With a clear eye toward a future career in Law, Viraj finds the intersection of these subjects-human behavior, economic structures, and the power of rhetoric to be the perfect foundation for his legal aspirations. He serves as the School Boxing Captain and House PT Leader, roles that demand both physical endurance and the ability to motivate others. A fixture on the tennis court for nearly a decade, Viraj serves as the House Tennis Captain and a senior member of the school team. His competitive spirit also extends to the hockey field and long-distance running. Beyond his athletic pursuits, Viraj is deeply involved in the school’s cultural and administrative fabric. As a senior member of the School Choir and a frequent performer in musical productions, he brings a creative energy to the community. He further contributes to school governance as a senior member of the School Council, where he advocates for student interests and collaborative progress. Viraj is honoured to serve as the Director General of Operations for DSMUN 2026, where he looks forward to applying his organizational precision and leadership experience to ensure the conference’s landmark success.
parshad kumar
Director General of Hospitality
Parshad is a 12th-grade student at The Doon School pursuing the ISC curriculum, with a strong academic interest in Accounts, Commerce, and Economics. He serves as House Captain, where he upholds discipline, responsibility, and leadership, consistently leading by example and fostering a culture of accountability within the house. A dedicated sportsperson, Parshad is the House Boxing Captain, actively training and mentoring juniors while promoting resilience and perseverance. He is also a committed long-distance runner and cross-country athlete, often seen undertaking rigorous training sessions and demonstrating endurance and determination on the field. In his capacity as House PT Leader, he plays a key role in developing physical fitness and discipline among younger students, encouraging them to strive for excellence and push their limits. His involvement in sport extends across multiple disciplines, as he regularly participates in inter-house competitions and maintains a keen interest in athletics, swimming, and cricket. Through his leadership, commitment to sport, and active engagement in the school community, Parshad embodies the values of integrity, perseverance, and service. As Director General of Hospitality, Parshad wishes for delegates to have an impeccable experience at the conference.


loechin phangcho
Director General of Delegate Affairs
Loechin is a 12th-grade student at The Doon School pursuing the IBDP curriculum, with academic interests in Economics, Physics and Chemistry. A disciplined and dedicated sportsperson, Loechin competes in road cycling, and represents his state as their team’s star sprinter at nationals. His pace in cycling follows him in athletics, and so does his strong competitive spirit in boxing, demanding through regular training. Beyond the field, Loechin has a keen interest in music and is a passionate guitarist, and serves as the school’s Popular Band Leader. Balancing these varied pursuits with consistency and focus, he carries himself with a confident and affable presence, fostering strong bonds of camaraderie and mutual respect among his peers. He also serves as a House Captain, contributing actively to student leadership and upholding discipline within the school community. He serves as Director General of Delegate Affairs for DSMUN 2026, where he contributes to the conference with a sense of responsibility and commitment, and wishes his best to delegates.
aarush kokra
Chief of Production
Aarush Kokra is a Grade 12 student pursuing the ISC curriculum, with a strong interest in Economics and Mathematics, along with Accounts. He aims to pursue a B.Sc. in Economics and build a future as a successful entrepreneur.Aarush’s dynamic personality is reflected in his active involvement in sports and extracurricular activities. A dedicated cricketer at heart, he also showcases his versatility through participation in football and basketball, consistently demonstrating teamwork, discipline, and a competitive spirit.Beyond the field, Aarush is a passionate performer and an integral part of the school’s cultural scene. As a senior member of the School Dance Troupe and the House Dance Captain, he brings creativity, leadership, and energy to every performance, inspiring his peers through both skill and enthusiasm.Aarush is honored to serve as the Chief of Productions for DSMUN 2026, where he looks forward to applying his creativity, organizational skills, and leadership experience to ensure the conference’s outstanding success.


Masters-in-Charge
MR MOHIT GHAI
Master-in-Charge
Mr Mohit Ghai is a Master of the German Language at The Doon School. Mohit’s profession does not limit him to teaching concepts he enjoys, as he has also been a teacher of communication skills. His accolades as a Gold Medalist in German and his aim of simplifying difficult concepts for students have seen him become a unique educator at Doon. His role in School extends far beyond the classroom, being a tutor of Kashmir House as someone who enjoys having meaningful conversations with students, and the Master-in-Charge of The Doon School Model United Nations Conference. Learning from the new generation of leaders and drivers of change, DSMUN has offered him solace in his experiences as a coordinator of the largest student-led MUN. Mohit’s engrossment in MUNs stems from his inherent ability to inquire and his strong belief in diplomatically resolving problems and striving for solutions. One could often spot him listening to music, reading literary works or mentoring students on campus. He is honoured to serve as the Master-in-Charge of DSMUN’26 and hopes for an engaging and stimulating discussion!

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MS ANURADHA SINGH
Master-in-Charge
Ms Anuradha Singh had been a legal professional with over 12 years of experience, specializing in human rights law at both national and international levels. She was actively involved in numerous Public Interest Litigations covering a wide spectrum of human rights issues. She served as the Coordinator for the Legal Defense Fund, a project under the Robert F. Kennedy Center for Human Rights, Washington, and contributed as an analyst to various studies and reports commissioned by national and international organizations, including the Association for the Prevention of Torture (APT), Geneva; the International Labour Organization (ILO), India; the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC); and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). Currently, Ms. Singh teaches Legal Studies and Political Science at The Doon School, Dehradun.
MS RAGESHREE DASGUPTA
Master-in-Charge
Ms Rageshree Dasgupta teaches English at The Doon School, Dehradun, where she is the Master in Charge of The Weekly—the school’s flagship student-run publication—and serves as the Master-in-Charge of The Doon School Model United Nations (DSMUN), one of India’s most respected student-led MUN conferences. Over her fifteen years in education, she’s built a wide-ranging portfolio—working with think tanks on education policy, supporting alternative education movements, and leading initiatives in youth mobilisation, community development, and human rights. Her pastoral experience at The Doon School has been especially close to her heart, allowing her to support students not just academically but personally, nurturing their well-being, character, and sense of self in a residential school setting.​​ Though English is her subject, Rageshree’s real passion lies in building meaningful connections with students, fellow educators, and communities. She loves being part of the learning process and sees every classroom and conversation as an opportunity to grow together.​ You’ll probably find her exploring new places, experimenting in the kitchen, or unwinding with music when she's not teaching or mentoring.
