Anubhav Jain, an 18-year-old from the village of Ugala, Ambala, has participated in 20+ MUNs, won multiple Best Delegate awards, represented Union Minister Anurag Singh Thakur at Delhi Chatra Sansad, and is now pursuing journalism at Chitkara University, the first from his village to shine on the national stage.
Anubhav Jain: From Village Ugala to the National Stage, A Journey of Courage, Curiosity, and the Power of Youth Voice
Anubhav Jain is 18 years old. He comes from the village Ugala in Ambala, Haryana. In a village where no student before him had ever stepped onto a national platform, he has already participated in over 20 Model United Nations conferences, won multiple Best Delegate awards, represented Ambala at some of the most prestigious universities in North India, played the role of Union Minister Anurag Singh Thakur at the Delhi Chatra Sansad, and is now pursuing journalism at Chitkara University, Rajpura. The story of he is not just the story of a young achiever. It is the story of what happens when a boy from a small village refuses to believe that his address defines his ceiling.
Where the Journey Began
He completed his Class 12 examinations this year from DAV School, Barara, Ambala. Choosing Humanities in Class 11 was a deliberate and thoughtful decision for Anubhav Jain. He knew from early on that he wanted to understand society, politics, history, and human issues at a deeper level, and Humanities offered him exactly that foundation.
It was from this starting point that the MUN journey truly began. Starting from Class 11 and continuing through to today, Anubhav Jain has participated in over 20 Model United Nations conferences. This is no ordinary achievement. Every MUN conference demands that a delegate represent a country, defend a position, deliver speeches, present resolutions, and persuade an entire committee through logic, preparation, and presence. He has done all of this repeatedly and has emerged better from every single experience
Recognition Through MUNs
Anubhav Jain has won the Best Delegate award at multiple MUN conferences throughout his journey. Best Delegate is the highest recognition given to a participant who demonstrates the most impressive, well-prepared, and impactful performance across an entire committee. The fact that Anubhav Jain has earned this recognition not once but several times speaks volumes about the quality of his preparation, his command over the issues, and his ability to lead and influence a room.
He has represented Ambala at Chandigarh University, Punjab University, Chitkara University, and CGC Landran, four of the most respected institutions in North India. Walking into those university campuses from a small village and standing on their stages with confidence and clarity is something that Anubhav Jain has made look natural, even though the journey behind it has been anything
Delhi Chatra Sansad: A Defining Moment
The most significant and unforgettable milestone in the journey of Anubhav Jain so far came on 19 and 20 July, when he participated in the Delhi Chatra Sansad held in the national capital. At this prestigious event, Anubhav Jain was cast as Union Minister Shri Anurag Singh Thakur, one of the most prominent figures in the current Indian government.
The theme of the Chatra Sansad was India: Before 2014 and After 2014. Anubhav Jain researched the topic deeply and presented a detailed, factual, and compelling account of the transformations India has experienced since 2014. On a national stage, in front of a distinguished audience, portraying a senior Union Minister, Anubhav Jain proved that the boy from village Ugala in Ambala was ready for any platform the country had to offer.
For him, this moment was not just a performance. It was the culmination of everything that had begun in Class 11 with a single MUN and had grown steadily into a journey that reached the national capital.
Journalism: The Next Chapter
He is currently pursuing Journalism in his first year at Chitkara University, Rajpura. This choice of field is deeply consistent with everything Anubhav Jain has built so far. A young person who debates national policies at MUN conferences, portrays senior ministers at youth parliaments, and has consistently used his voice to represent and advocate, journalism is not just a career choice for Anubhav Jain. It is a natural extension of who he already is.
He believes that journalism is the bridge between society and power, between the stories that need to be told and the audiences that need to hear them. As a journalist, Anubhav Jain wants to bring forward the voices that are often overlooked, and he wants to start that mission from the place that made him who he is, village Ugala, Ambala.
The First Star of Village Ugala
He is from village Ugala in Ambala, and he says with pride that he is the first student from his village to have represented it on national platforms and brought recognition to its name.
This achievement does not belong only to Anubhav Jain. It belongs to every family in village Ugala that ever dared to dream that someone from their community could reach beyond the boundaries of their small world. Anubhav Jain has made that dream real, and in doing so, he has opened a door that will never fully close again for the young people who come after him.
What Comes Next for Anubhav Jain
He is 18 years old. His first year of journalism has just begun. Over 20 MUNs, multiple Best Delegate awards, a national role at Delhi Chatra Sansad, and representation of Ambala at four major universities- all of this Anubhav Jain has accomplished at an age when most young people are still finding their direction.
The story of Anubhav Jain is for every student sitting in a small town or village who believes that big stages are only for people from big cities. He has proven that you do not need a big city to dream big. What you need is a clear direction, a strong will, and the courage to show up fully prepared at every single platform you are given.
Anubhav Jain has all three of those things. And the best chapters of his story are still ahead.
