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You can also check sessions hosted by Indian debsocs. They will be easier to understand as you have familiarity with the style of speaking.
Some of those are Glc Deb lit soc YouTube channel
English debating society sbsc
One of the first videos that got me interested was super shiny principled arguments by Ashish Kumar
Very fun video
For rules, search wudc bp manual
WhatsApp link for freshers group- not as active as old ones but theyβre sadly full
Itβs truly an enriching activity
But mooting is more beneficial for cv and other legal skills
Itβs a difficult choice for me
But Iβm sure you can find ways to do debating without needing college permission
Like are they going to stop you from participating?
You can learn a lot of debating online - lectures better than what your debsoc can teach (let me know if you need links for those)
And join online spars/ mocks
A lot of us do those on country wide groups