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June 13 – 14 · 2026 · Hubli

ADHIKAR'26

Empowering Voices. Shaping Leaders.

A two-day national mock parliament where students step into the shoes of Members of Parliament — to debate, to dissent, and to decide the future they will inherit.

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About the Parliament

A House for the next generation of statesmen.

ADHIKAR'26 is a two-day simulated mock parliament where students role-play Members of Parliament — to debate national issues, draft bills, and master the procedures that govern the world's largest democracy.

More than a competition, it is a crucible. Delegates leave with sharpened leadership, public speaking and critical thinking — and a deeper awareness of the rights and responsibilities of citizenship.

2 Days 10 Awards 1 House Unlimited Voices
Our Objectives

Three pillars of a deliberative democracy.

01

Political Awareness

Cultivating an informed citizenry that engages with the issues shaping our democracy.

02

Leadership & Oratory

Developing leadership, public speaking, and critical thinking through immersive simulation.

03

Recognition of Potential

Providing a national-grade platform to identify and celebrate the brightest student voices.

The Calendar

From campaign to the floor.

  1. April · 2nd Week

    Campaign Begins

    Outreach across institutions kicks off across the region.

  2. May 20, 2026

    Registrations Open

    Doors open for delegates to claim their seat in the House.

  3. June 7, 2026

    Registrations Close

    Final intake of delegates before allocations.

  4. June 8 – 12

    Allocations & Preparation

    Portfolios assigned. Briefings, dossiers and study material released.

  5. June 13 – 14

    The Parliament Convenes

    Two days of debate, deliberation and decisions.

Order of Proceedings

Two days. One House. Many voices.

Day 1

June 13, 2026

  1. 01Welcome & Introduction
  2. 02Question Hour
  3. 03Zero Hour
  4. 04Ministry Reports

Day 2

June 14, 2026

  1. 01Zero Hour
  2. 02Question Hour
  3. 03Bill Presentations
  4. 04Valedictory
The Procedure

Know the instruments of debate.

Question Hour is the first hour of every parliamentary sitting where Members of Parliament question ministers about the working of their departments. It is the most powerful tool of legislative oversight and accountability.

Zero Hour follows Question Hour and allows MPs to raise matters of urgent public importance without prior notice. It is uniquely Indian and gives the floor to issues that demand immediate attention.

A No Confidence Motion is moved by the Opposition to test whether the ruling government still holds the confidence of the House. If passed, the Council of Ministers must resign — a high-stakes test of political legitimacy.

Impeachment proceedings — against constitutional functionaries such as the President, Judges of the Supreme Court and High Courts — may be introduced under Articles 61, 124(4) and 217. Procedure is strictly governed by Parliament's rules.

Honours of the House

Awards for the finest parliamentarians.

Ten distinctions awarded to those who shape the discourse, command the chamber, and elevate the proceedings.

Founders

The minds behind the chamber.

KS

Co-Founder

Keerath Singh

SK

Founder

Shraddha Kulkarni

The Secretariat

The team that makes it run.

The Venue

Shubhodaya Convention Hall

A chamber befitting the gravity of the proceedings — chosen for its scale, acoustics and dignity. Delegates will be hosted on-site through the two days of debate.

Shubhodaya Convention Hall, Hubli

Delegate Fee

₹ 899

All-inclusive · Two days

Includes

  • Meals
  • Accommodation
  • Goodies
  • Certificates
Backed by

Our partners in this endeavour.

Reach the Secretariat

Address the Chair.

For registrations, sponsorships or queries — the secretariat is listening.

Venue

Shubhodaya Convention Hall

Secretariat Access

Admin Desk

Authorised officers may sign in here to review delegate registrations and verify payments.