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    <title>Future of UN peace operations: From an Indian perspective</title>
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    <namePart>  Sharma, K.K.</namePart>
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    <extent>153(631), Jan-Mar, 2023: p.47-59</extent>
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  <abstract>Future of UN peace operations: From an Indian perspective 
India has been a strong votary of UN peace operations since the 1950s.the fact that India contributed over 2. 55. 000 peacekeepers to as many as 49 UN missions, and 178 of the peacekeepers laid down their lives for the sake of international peace, is testimony towards our commitment. For an emerging complex future, marred with achromous discussions in the UN security council, the world needs new tools and restricted. – Reproduced 
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