
At GDi, discussions and debate are central to how we solve problems. This ethos is now being extended to the youth ecosystem through GDi Dialogue: Charting India's Future – One Debate at a Time.
We foster a culture of ideas and dialogue as powerful tools for problem-solving. Join us in shaping the future through the power of thoughtful debate and collaborative problem-solving.
Empowering the next generation
Ideas that create impact

Building Tomorrow
Through Dialogue & Debate
Discover the benefits of being part of our vibrant community and unlock your potential
Engage with thought-leaders, policymakers, and changemakers who are shaping India's future through meaningful dialogue.
Contribute to solving real-world problems through structured debates and collaborative brainstorming.
Go head-to-head with top talent from leading institutions across India.
Ready to make a difference?
Join The Dialogue
Join a comprehensive program designed to enhance your skills, expand your network, and amplify your impact.
Cash prizes worth ₹4 lakh, along with direct entry to the final interview round of GDi's recruitment process for the winning team
A chance to voice your ideas on governance and development issues that could inspire the next big transformation
Be part of an event featuring social sector experts, bureaucrats, and philanthropies driving India's growth story
Key dates and milestones for The Dialogue competition

Find answers to common questions about The Dialogue
12 questions in this category
An applicant shall be considered eligible to participate if they meet all of the following conditions:
The final decisions surrounding eligibility rest with the Organisation Team of the tournament.
An applicant shall be deemed ineligible on any of the following grounds:
The event entails no registration fee.
Yes, cross-college teams are allowed and encouraged.
Each team must have exactly 3 members.
No, registrations are only accepted for complete teams of 3.
Yes, international students currently enrolled in Indian universities can participate.
Only one concept note has to be submitted per team. The concept note should be a concise 2-page document outlining the proposed stance, key arguments, and supporting evidence related to the given problem statement.
Shortlisting will be based on the quality and originality of the concept note submitted during registration.
Changes in team members will not be allowed after registration; however, in case of unavoidable circumstances, teams may reach out to the Organizing Committee for consideration.
No, multiple teams from the same college are welcome to register.