India and capability building of UN peace operations
By: Bardalai, A.K
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BookPublisher: U.S.I. Journal Description: 153(631), Jan-Mar, 2023: p.132-143.Subject(s): Peacekeeping forces, Peacekeeping forces (International law), United Nations, United Nations Peacekeeping forces
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U.S.I. JournalSummary: India has been in the lead in troop participation in some of the most difficult peace operations. Despite its contribution and the supreme sacrifices made, India and many other countries, who are the major contributors, have not received their rightful place in the United nations 9Un). On the other hand important policy decisions are always made by the permanent members of the security council and a few other influential nations. – Reproduced
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India has been in the lead in troop participation in some of the most difficult peace operations. Despite its contribution and the supreme sacrifices made, India and many other countries, who are the major contributors, have not received their rightful place in the United nations 9Un). On the other hand important policy decisions are always made by the permanent members of the security council and a few other influential nations. – Reproduced
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