During the Times Critical Thinking Championship, students listened carefully to every question posed, ready to press the button before their competitors. The sound of the button periodically broke the silence, and each answer was subject to verification.
However, victories were not achieved solely through factual knowledge; the questions required participants to possess the ability to reason, judge, analyze, and think unconventionally, going beyond the obvious.
Representatives attended the event, including Vikash Yadwendu, Head of Corporate Social Responsibility at AM/NS India; Brajesh Patak, Deputy Minister of Uttar Pradesh; Arun Goenka, Catalyst of Influence; Anil Kumar, Director of DPS RK Puram, as well as some winners of the Times Critical Thinking Championship held in Delhi.