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GAMBIT - Freshers' Asian Parliamentary Debate

What it took to break at this edition, what was set and who set it.

APThe tab

Sat 24 Jan 2026

From 1 tab, newest GAMBIT Freshers' Asian Parliamentary Debate 2026.

How many points did it take?

5points were safe
in 2026

The last team in averaged 75.4 speaks in 2026.

Every year

What will they set?

Out of 30 past motions with a topic, from 1 edition.

Practise Philosophy motionsLesson: Weighing arguments

How many teams, and how many break?

26of 128 teams broke
in 2026

Who has set the motions?

  • Krishaang
  • Mahesh
  • Ryna
  • Prateek

Chief adjudicators in 2026, the newest tab that lists them.

Every panel

Past motions

1 edition with motions on record, newest first.

GAMBIT Freshers' Asian Parliamentary Debate 202630 motions
  1. Round 1THBT film and television actors should face mandatory limits on the length of their careersPractise this motion
  2. Round 1THS the growing criticism against Taylor SwiftPractise this motion
  3. Round 1THO the stigmatisation associated with reusing music or lyrics of past tracksPractise this motion
  4. Round 2This House predicts that young people will date less, rather than more, over the next decade Dating' refers to two people going out together and maintaining a relationship with each other.Practise this motion
  5. Round 2THBT modern narratives of “finding the right person” do more harm than good.Practise this motion
  6. Round 2This House Would stay with your partner, even if they are a worm.Practise this motion
  7. Round 3This House believes that Greenland should reject all US and Chinese mining investment in favor of a strategic partnership with the European UnionPractise this motion
  8. Round 3THBT the international community should stop recognising governments that come to power through coups,.Practise this motion
  9. Round 3This house supports the use of 'helicopter drops' in times of externally-triggered economic crisis (e.g. natural disaster, COVID-19)Practise this motion
  10. Round 4Under the veil of ignorance, TH, as an individual, W choose to be born in a religious community with strong communal values as opposed to secular societyPractise this motion
  11. Round 4THR TemplesPractise this motion
  12. Round 4THP multifaith states following definition A over definition BPractise this motion
  13. Round 5This House Predicts that the NDA will form the State Government in West Bengal following the March-April Vidhan Sabha ElectionsPractise this motion
  14. Round 5THS the dissolution of the Bhartiya Janata Party after its current term at the centre.Practise this motion
  15. Round 5THO the rise of political consulting firms in Indian politicsPractise this motion
  16. Partial Double OctofinalsTHP political optimism over political pessimismPractise this motion
  17. Partial Double OctofinalsTHS the rise of misandryPractise this motion
  18. Partial Double OctofinalsTHR the glorification of the concept of 'Genius'Practise this motion
  19. OctofinalsThis House Believes That the rise of Quick Commerce (10-minute delivery) has done more harm than good in IndiaPractise this motion
  20. OctofinalsTHBT states should aggressively regulate speculative tradingPractise this motion
  21. OctofinalsTH, as a developing country, W legalize child labourPractise this motion
  22. QuarterfinalsAssuming it did not result in their statelessness, This House Supports the establishment of a market for individuals to trade and/or gain citizenships.Practise this motion
  23. QuarterfinalsTHBT the Nuremberg Defence should be invalid in war crime trialsPractise this motion
  24. QuarterfinalsThis house would create an international court with the ability to classify national debt as “Odious Debt” at the debtor nation’s request and remove the obligation of that nation to payPractise this motion
  25. SemifinalsTHW accept the offer and attain MokshaPractise this motion
  26. SemifinalsTHPAW a world where every individual’s intelligence only increases linearly with age at the same annual ratePractise this motion
  27. SemifinalsTHPAW a world that never developed instantaneous communicationPractise this motion
  28. Grand FinalThis House Believes That the Finance Commission should prioritize "Demographic Performance" (population control & development) over "Income Distance" (poverty & population size) when allocating central tax revenue to states.Practise this motion
  29. Grand FinalTHW nationalize food supply in IndiaPractise this motion
  30. Grand FinalTHP a world where the KM Nanavati verdict was not overturned by the Bombay High Court.Practise this motion

Who sets the motions

Chief adjudicators by edition, where the tab lists them.

  • 2026Krishaang, Mahesh, Ryna, Prateek

How speakers score here

Speaker averages and what finishing high has taken.

average speaker score, 1 edition
74.2
where most speakers land
72.7 to 75.7

What finishing high has taken

  • Top speaker77.2
  • 10th speaker76.5
  • 20th speaker76.2

Median speaker average at each finishing spot, 1 edition.