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Students Examine Real-World Issues at Inter-House Case Study Competition

by omprakash.tripathi@nhgoel.com

Gyan House Wins SP-2 Competition; Karma House Leads SP-1

Raipur: The English Department of N.H. Goel World School organised the Inter-House Case Study Competition 2026 for the SP-1 and SP-2 clusters, encouraging students to analyse contemporary issues, consider different perspectives and propose practical solutions.

Teams from all four houses presented their research and responded to questions, demonstrating critical thinking, logical reasoning and communication skills.

SP-2: Exploring Social and Global Challenges

The SP-2 competition featured case studies on cyber warfare, media influence, online shopping and substance abuse among young people.

Vishwas House examined cross-border cyber warfare and its implications for national security and international peace. Lakshya House explored how photographs and short videos shape public opinion, while Gyan House questioned whether online purchases are driven by genuine needs or persuasive content. Karma House addressed substance abuse among youth and its impact on young lives.

The competition was judged by Dr. Paluck Sharma, Assistant Professor at the School of Law, Rungta International Skills University, Bhilai, and Mr. Apurv Chaudhary, an experienced educator associated with N.H. Goel World School.

Teams were assessed on problem analysis, suggested solutions, logical fluency, responses during the question-and-answer round and presentation skills. The judges offered constructive feedback, helping students identify areas for improvement.

SP-2 Results:

  • First: Gyan House
  • Joint Second: Vishwas House and Karma House
  • Third: Lakshya House

SP-1: Analysing Media, Society and Climate Challenges

In the SP-1 competition, Lakshya House explored the challenges faced by climate refugees. Gyan House examined how social media influencers affect consumer behaviour, while Karma House compared social media engagement across generations. Vishwas House discussed censorship and freedom of expression through a case study of media suppression.

The presentations were evaluated by Dr. Swayam Prava Mishra, Assistant Professor in the Department of English at Anjaneya University, and Mr. Apurv Chaudhary.

SP-1 Results:

  • First: Karma House
  • Second: Vishwas House
  • Third: Gyan House
  • Fourth: Lakshya House

The competition connected classroom learning with real-world concerns, giving students an opportunity to build evidence-based arguments, work collaboratively and communicate their ideas with confidence.

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