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NALSAR IV 2021
2021-06-01 · India · BP
Motions
NALSAR IV 2021 (2021)10 motions
- Round 1THS non-violent property damage (e.g. blowing up pipelines, sabotaging logging equipment etc.) in order to stop climate change
- Round 2THS China's ban on the for-profit education academies
- Round 3THBT, developing countries with high rare earth mineral reserves, should set up their own state-owned enterprises rather than rely on multinational corporations to extract them
- Round 4TH, in periods of economic recovery, would ease bank capital adequacy requirements
- Round 5THR the increasing disinvestment in Public Sector Undertakings in India
- QuarterfinalsTH prefers, as a means of enrolling people in the army, conscription by lottery rather than the aggressive recruitment of volunteers
- Novice SemifinalTHR the medicalisation* of mental health. *Medicalisation of mental health refers to the increasing trend of treating mental health phenomena with medicines and the perception of mental health phenomena as medical conditions.
- SemifinalsTHW ban viatical settlements
- Novice FinalTHR the narrative that we should derive meaning from work
- Grand FinalTHBT post-colonial states should actively and significantly decentralise state control to local tribal authorities or regional leaders
What gets set here
Economics30%
Politics20%
Environment10%
Education10%
Health & Medicine10%
Law & Crime10%
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Practice Economics motions ›Read: Generating arguments ›Breaking here
17% of teams break
Teams usually guarantee their break on 11 points.
Break on speaks? Average at least 78.7.
Last edition: 16 of 96 teams broke.
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Break categories
This tournament runs a separate break for each category. From the most recent edition:
- Open break16 teams
- Novice break8 teams
Top speeches
The highest individual speaker scores recorded at this tournament.
| Debater | Speech | Motion | Score |
|---|---|---|---|
| 🇮🇳 Shakya C. | MG | THS non-violent property damage (e.g. blowing up pipelines, sabotaging logging equipment etc.) in order to stop climate change | 88 |
| Devashish T. | GW | THS non-violent property damage (e.g. blowing up pipelines, sabotaging logging equipment etc.) in order to stop climate change | 87 |
| 🇬🇧 Matt C. | PM | THS non-violent property damage (e.g. blowing up pipelines, sabotaging logging equipment etc.) in order to stop climate change | 87 |
| 🇬🇧 Ahmed S. | DPM | THS non-violent property damage (e.g. blowing up pipelines, sabotaging logging equipment etc.) in order to stop climate change | 86 |
| Ashutosh B. | DPM | THS non-violent property damage (e.g. blowing up pipelines, sabotaging logging equipment etc.) in order to stop climate change | 86 |
| 🇮🇳 Abhishek A. | LO | THS non-violent property damage (e.g. blowing up pipelines, sabotaging logging equipment etc.) in order to stop climate change | 85 |
| 🇸🇬 Nar M. | OW | TH, in periods of economic recovery, would ease bank capital adequacy requirements | 85 |
| 🇬🇧 Ahmed S. | DLO | TH, in periods of economic recovery, would ease bank capital adequacy requirements | 84 |
| 🇬🇧 Ron L. | MO | TH, in periods of economic recovery, would ease bank capital adequacy requirements | 84 |
| Aryan K. | DLO | THS non-violent property damage (e.g. blowing up pipelines, sabotaging logging equipment etc.) in order to stop climate change | 84 |
| Prarthna J. | MO | THS non-violent property damage (e.g. blowing up pipelines, sabotaging logging equipment etc.) in order to stop climate change | 83 |
| 🇬🇧 Matt C. | LO | TH, in periods of economic recovery, would ease bank capital adequacy requirements | 83 |
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