DRMC Model United Nations Association

How many more voices must be silenced before justice finally speaks? How many tragedies must become headlines before change finally begins? The brutal inhumane murder of Ramisa has shook the nation to its core. DRMCMUNA stands in solidarity in demanding justice for ramisa. We strongly condemn such horrific acts and such acts cant be met with silence. Justice must be given as soon as possible so that no children will have to become another headline.

We stand here talking about policies, countries, big global issues but honestly, the first place we ever learned how to speak up was at home. From correcting us when we were wrong to pushing us when we felt like giving up our mothers did that long before any conference ever could.

DRMCMUNA wishes a Happy Mother's Day to the ones who made all of this possible. No awards, no titles just unconditional love, and that's more than enough

Tahsin Sagir, Secretary of Academics of DRMC Model United Nations Association, has brought immense pride to DRMC by achieving the Runners-up position in DUQS International Quiz Fest 2026, organized by the University of Dhaka. By demonstrating sharp intellect and critical thinking as well as standing out among tough competitors, Tahsin has shown what dedication and curiosity can achieve. This achievement is proof of his hard work and passion for knowledge. We warmly congratulate Tahsin Sagir on this remarkable achievement. This achievement is an inspiration and a proud moment for all of us.

66 years of legacy, leadership, and unyielding excellence! From the historic grounds of the 52 acre to the hearts of every Remian, Dhaka Residential Model College has spent over six decades transforming young boys into men of character and vision.
As our second home celebrates its 66th anniversary today, we honor the traditions that define us and the academic brilliance that sets us apart.

May the legacy of the torchbearers continue to shine brighter and the banner of excellence fly higher than ever. Happy 66th Anniversary to our second home, DRMC!

Labor Day stands as a powerful reminder of the dignity, strength and perseverance of workers across the world. It honors all the people who work hard on a daily basis to keep our communities running and growing. This includes farmers, factory workers, teachers and healthcare professionals. Their contribution makes the world a better place. Their hard work, long hours and sacrifices help build the life we live today.


The story of Labor Day began a long time ago when workers were fighting for what was fair in the 19th century. All they demanded was to get fair wages, have working hours and get safe workplace environment. Lots of workers suffered while they were fighting for these rights. But their suffering led to some big changes which eventually made working conditions better in a lot of places. Over the years, all these struggles led to various improvements that made things better for workers in different regions of the world. Despite this progress, millions of workers still endure low pay, job insecurity and unsafe environment even today.

Labor Day is not just a celebration but also a call to action. Therefore, DRMCMUNA encourages people to recognize the value of workers and to stand with those who still continue to face injustice. True respect for labor goes beyond words and it requires collective efforts to ensure fairness, equality and dignity in every workplace. By spreading awareness and calling for a change, we can move closer to a future where every worker gets the respect they deserve.

“Be not afraid of greatness. Some are born great, some achieve greatness, and others have greatness thrust upon them.”
-- William Shakespeare, Twelfth Night

On English Language Day, we celebrate the timeless genius of William Shakespeare, the bard whose greatly shaped this language that we speak. Observed as the anniversary of his death on 23 April, this date was chosen by the United Nations to honor the influence of English. The English Language has undoubtedly become the World's lingua franca and as one of the six official UN languages, proficiency in English carries a lot of importance for access to different opportunities.

As we observe the English Language Day, let us celebrate the importance of the language and make it more inclusive. Diplomacy and chatter alike, the language can be an unequal barrier for non-native speakers who are often left out of participation in global dialogue. Yet we must foster a culture of patience and empathy everyone fighting this challenge as a broken sentence or different accent is a sign of immense courage. Whether it's a 60-second rebuttal or a complex spelling bee, this is the language that makes it all possible!

22 April or Earth Day remains crucial amid global warming. Despite Earth sustaining all life, billions of people face environmental degradation and limited access to resources. It is high time we moved beyond awareness and into urgent action to fight climate change. On this day, let us unite to protect our planet for today and the future!

Today marks the 1433rd anniversary of the ascent of King Shashanka on the throne of Bengal, the start of the Bengali Calendar. 14 April or Pohela Boishakh is thus celebrated every year as the Bengali New Year.

Understanding our roots is the first step towards understanding the world. From the Mughal origins coinciding with tax reforms for harvest cycles introduced by Emperor Akbar, eventually Pohela Boishakh became a way for Bengalis to express their cultural pride and heritage and the days turned into more of a celebration than a mere taxpayers day.

Today, the 'Mongol Shobhajatra', which initiated in 1965 as a symbol of Cultural Resistance against the Pakistani rulers, has become a source of pride for Bengalis as it gained UNESCO recognition. We must work to bring those values of peace and progress into our lives by uniting under a common identity.

With this, we wish all of our nation, a Happy Bengali New Year!

Answer to the Call of Diplomacy.

At DRMC Model United Nations Association, you'll be stepping into the shoes of the next generation of quick thinkers. Whether you're interested in world affairs, have a good argument, or simply want to practice your oratory and diplomacy, this is your place.

The Cherry on top? It's open for anybody and everybody at the home of diplomacy in our beloved 52 acres.

This is your chance to be something bigger.

📅 Date: 11th April, 2026
🕐 Time: 12PM
📍 Venue: Academic Building 3

Don't miss it!

Presenting the Best Delegation Team and the best delegation team award of NDCMUN’26, a recognition that stands on the hard work, sleepless nights, preparation, and unwavering dedication of every single delegate who was part of this journey. From drafting clauses to defending positions, from setbacks to breakthroughs, this achievement reflects the resilience, unity, and spirit that defined our team throughout the conference. This wasn’t built in a day, and it certainly wasn’t achieved by one person. It is the result of collective effort. We take immense pride in this moment. DRMC doesn’t just participate, we leave a mark.
The architectures of this achievement are:

1.Tanzif Rafsun Aziz - HSC27 - Section E - 15345 - Best Campus Ambassador
2.Shehjad Imrooze - HSC26 - 14515 - Section E - Outstanding Delegate (UNHRC)
3.Ayman Faiyaz - HSC29 - Section E - 11167 - Outstanding Strategist (NCSA)
4.Arshil Bin Wahid - HSC27 - Section C - D13047 - Special Mention (ECOSOC)
5.Sheikh Mubtasim - HSC27 - Section E- 9369-Special Mention (OIC)
6.Rhythm Riddhi - HSC27-Section E-15979 - Special Mention (OIC)
7.Ahnaf Kabir - HSC29 - Section E - 12146 - Special Mention (SF45)
8.Sharjeel Ishraq - HSC29 - Section E Morning - 21312 Special Mention (UNFCCC)
9.Muaz Bin Arifin - HSC27 - E Morning - M18646- Honourable Mention (SPECPOL)
10.Tanzif Rafsun Aziz - HSC27- Section E-15345- Verbal Mention (UNHRC)
11.Isti Jahangir - HSC27 - Section B - D16049 - Verbal Mention (JUC)
12.Jayed Bin Siraj Jitu - HSC27 - Section E - 9397 - Verbal Mention (JUC)
13.Maimun Hassan - HSC29 - Section E - 11215 - Verbal Mention (DISEC)
14.Atif Ibn Zaman - HSC29 -17054 - Section E -Verbal mention (DISEC)
15.Keyaan Nury - HSC29 - Section E - 11244 - Verbal Mention (JUC)
16.Shams Labib Chowdhury - HSC29 - Section E - D11223 - Verbal Mention (NCSA)
17.Nazib Ahsan - HSC29 - Section E - 20792- Verbal Mention (DISEC)
18.Sayed Ayan Jahid Swapno - HSC29 - Section E -18870- Verbal

“Freedom is not given, it is taken"
-Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose.

26th of March, on this day we honour the Independence of Bangladesh that led to our right to live freely in this world. We remember the passion, bravery, resilience and determination of our brave freedom fighters who sacrificed their lives for shaping the nation we proudly call our home today. Their sacrifices continue to inspire generations for eternity.

May this Independence Day remind us of our responsibility to contribute to the development and peace of our country by standing together as proud and united citizens of an independent state.

DRMCMUNA envisions a generation of empowered youth who carry forward the legacy of independence with diplomacy, leadership, and a commitment to building a better, stronger Bangladesh.