About WDC

Why WDC exists.

WDC exists for students who want more practice, clearer resources, and a wider room than their school or local circuit can always provide.

Our story

More rooms where students can practise seriously.

A lot of students care about debate, MUN, current affairs, and academic competitions but do not always have a clear place to start. WDC brings those pieces into one community.

The community is meant to be practical: find a debate, prepare for committee, read a guide, track a deadline, ask a question, and meet other students who are trying to get sharper too.

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    Show up prepared

    People trust a room more when the motions, messages, and follow-through feel clear.

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    Community first

    Every program exists to keep people debating, learning, meeting, and returning.

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    Global by design

    The goal is not one school, one city, or one format. It is a connected debate culture.

Founders

The people pushing WDC forward.

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Hriday Shah

Co-Founder

Hriday is a passionate debater with a flair for diplomacy and innovation. Experienced in Model UN, he excels in navigating global issues, crafting persuasive arguments, and fostering dialogue. He plays a key role in shaping WDC's structure, operations, and vision.

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Kyros Goyal

Co-Founder

Kyros brings analytical clarity and operational drive to WDC. His approach is rooted in structure, ambition, and making complex ideas legible, which shows up in the way the community is positioned, expanded, and turned into something that can genuinely grow over time.

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Hridhan Ratanghayra

Co-Founder

Hridhan brings the instinct of a competitive debater and the discipline of someone who knows how to build under pressure. He helps shape WDC's community energy, its collaborative tone, and its willingness to push for new formats, sharper standards, and stronger opportunities.

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Clear events. Useful resources. Better preparation.

Every WDC page should help a student take the next step: join a room, read a guide, prepare for an event, track a deadline, or reach the team.