Soldiers, Searchlights and Secession: The Indo-Pakistani War of 1971
Indira Gandhi's Parliamentary Cabinet (India)
Indira Gandhi calls her cabinet at a critical time for the country. The split in Congress, the increasing cold with the United States, and the recent demise of two Prime Ministers has made Ms. Gandhi’s work that much harder over the past few years. She now expects her cabinet to put India’s interests first and help deal with any crises that may arise – from within or from across the border.
CHair
Kriti Garg
Kriti Garg is the Class Secretary of the Class of 2026 pursuing a major in the undergraduate program at the Princeton School of Public and International Affairs, with minors in Technology and Society in the Information Technology track, South Asian Studies and Cognitive Science. On campus, she works for the Carl. A Fields Center for Equality, is a member of Women’s Club Basketball and a lover of big earrings & dogs! She is looking forward to making the conference in equal parts enriching and enjoyable!
Crisis Director
Akash Bhowmick
Akash Bhowmick is a member of the class of 2027 who is currently undecided in the engineering school. He is from West Windsor, New Jersey, and has been doing Model UN since his freshman year of high school. Outside of MUN, he can be found singing, Mock trial-ing, or rising up the ranks in Rocket League. Akash is incredibly excited to be your crisis director for The Indo-Pakistan War of 1971, and looks forward to a great conference!
