Ratish Shrivastava is a student at Delhi Public School Bangalore-East in India. He has a strong interest in law and politics. In addition, he actively participates in activities that expand his knowledge and experience.
As Editor-in-Chief of his school magazine, Renaissance, Ratish leads the editorial team. He also helps the publication reach a wider audience. Furthermore, he co-founded Youth for Nature. Through this initiative, he has partnered with local organisations and secured resources for environmental projects.
Ratish also participates in Model United Nations (MUN) conferences and debates. These activities have helped him develop his public speaking and critical thinking skills. Moreover, they allow him to explore complex issues and communicate his ideas effectively.
His debating achievements include several notable awards. For example, he has received the Best Speaker in Model Parliaments award 12 times. In 2023, he was also named the Highest Ranked Debater in the Bangalore Zone.
Ratish has achieved impressive results in Model United Nations as well. He maintains a perfect placement record and has won seven consecutive Best Delegate awards. As a result, his achievements represent one of the longest winning streaks in the Bangalore circuit.
Beyond debate, Ratish demonstrates a strong commitment to leadership and community engagement. Through student journalism, he helps share ideas with a wider audience. Similarly, his environmental advocacy supports local initiatives. Together, these experiences reflect his dedication to learning, leadership, and civic participation.
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