Some Laws which Indians commonly violate everyday Knowingly or Unknowingly

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Law is the fundamental way in which a nation-state survives. But often some of these laws are ignored both by those who implement these laws and those who are bound to follow them. They are as follows: Walking and crossing the railway tracks This is something that is pretty common across railway lines across India. Whether it be crossing at the railway stations or walking on tracks outside the stations as well. But as expected, trespassing on railway property is a punishable offence under Section 147 of the Railways Act, 1989.  Building bridges and escalators while completely ignoring the basic movement of people is to be blamed here. Similarly, entering railway platforms without a ticket is not allowed. Now you can book tickets using the Rail One App.  Jay Walking Jaywalking is a term unfamiliar to many but is very common in India and everyone ha explicitly done it. This means that you do not use designated zebra crossings for crossing the road. This is common in India due to...
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What Is It Like to Be a MUNner- An Experience Podcast

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 Greetings to all listeners and readers!!

A MUN is not a mere non-academic activity happening in schools or colleges. It is a journey for many, while for others it's their life changer. Beyond the main MUN conference as such, there is a lot of things for a MUNner to take away from them and apply in one’s life. Here is an amazing surprise for all MUN enthusiasts. 

MUN has moved beyond the traditional space and has always been taken seriously as a passionate activity by many of the students. They are nicknamed as ‘MUNners’ in the circuits. MUN is a simulated model of the United Nations and converted into a form that students can understand and comprehend well. Since March 2020, with the raging pandemic, gatherings have been cancelled across the globe, so are MUNs. Online MUNs are now substituting the traditional ones. 

If you don't know what a MUN is, then please read. 

We present to you a podcast episode recorded and streamed in a joint collaboration between the MEC MUN Society and the Journal of Knowledge. 

About the Guests

1. Aswin Shanil

2. Harinarayanan Shaji,

Both of them were the founders of MEC MUN Society back in 2019 and headed the club till 2020.

About the Podcast 

It has been a long time since we have had a Podcast episode. Unlike the previous episodes, this topic is light and interesting to all. 

Credits- At the Courtesy of the Author


Why you should participate in MUNs. 

Where can you find the podcast?

If you are a regular consumer of a podcast you will be very well aware of various platforms used to listen to them. Some platforms allow you to listen without logging in while some others require compulsory logging in.

As you know the most popular app is Spotify. Here is the Spotify frame.


If you have any preference on where to listen to the podcast, then chose any platform from those given below and listen at your convenience.

Links to the podcast- (Just click on the link to your preferred platform)

Anchor|Spotify| Google | Radio Republic |Overcast| Apple podcasts| Breaker Audio | Pocketcasts |Amazon Audible|Jio Saavn|Listening Notes|Amazon Music


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Read the full summary on MUNner's Daily blog! 

This is just a small glimpse of the podcast, do listen to the full podcast from your favourite platform, that too at your convenient speed and space. Also, feel free to listen to previous episodes and follow us there as well.

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Do you have expertise on any topic? Do you wish to be part of our podcast episode? 

Fill this form if you wish to participate in future podcast initiatives. Message our Facebook page for collaborations. 

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