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UN Security Council Reforms Essential For Peacekeeping Operations To Be Effective: India
Peacekeeping operations can be effective only if the Security Council is reformed to give it the legitimacy that comes from reflecting the contemporary realities, according to India.
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India Supports UN Resolution For "Full Participation" Of Women In Peacekeeping Operations
India's Permanent Mission to the United Nations has co-sponsored a Security Council resolution that calls for "full, effective and meaningful participation" of women personnel in peacekeeping operations.
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Using Peacekeeping Operations' Funds For Other Purposes "Bad Faith": India At UN
India, which is among the largest troop contributors to the UN peacekeeping force, has voiced concern over the delay and non-payment of funds to contributor countries and closed missions, terming it as "bad faith" if the reserves are used for other purposes.
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United Nations Owes India USD 55 Million For Peacekeeping Operations
The United Nations owes a total of USD 55 million to India for its contribution to the world body's peacekeeping operations, the second highest outstanding payment to any member country.
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At $62 Million, UN Owes India the Most For Peacekeeping
The UN owes India USD 62 million - the most it has to pay to any country - for contribution towards peacekeeping operations including troops and equipment, the top official of the world body said.
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Peacekeepers Must Reinvent Themselves To Face New Challenges: India
With the UN peacekeeping arena facing several challenges from intra-ethnic conflicts to terrorist-related attacks, India has said there is a need for all peacekeepers to "reinvent" themselves with new tools to tackle these issues.
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UN Owes India 85 Million Dollars for Contribution Towards Peacekeeping
The UN owes India an amount of USD 85 million for its contribution towards peacekeeping operations including troops, police and equipment, a senior management official has said.
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United Nations Peacekeepers Commonly Pay for Sex: UN study
United Nations peacekeepers commonly pay for sex with cash, dresses, jewellery, perfume, cell phones and other items, despite a ban on such relationships with people the world body is trying to help, a draft UN report concluded.
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India Launches Virtual Memorial Wall to Honour Its UN Peacekeepers
India has launched a virtual Memorial Wall to honour its soldiers who laid down their lives while serving in UN peacekeeping operations, a precursor to the eventual construction of a permanent memorial wall at the world body's headquarters proposed by the country.
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US seek probe into death of Indian peacekeepers in Congo
Condemning the death of three Indian peacekeepers in Congo, the United States has sought a full investigation into this attack on the United Nations peacekeepers and bring to book those responsible for the act. "We condemn in the strongest terms these attacks and call on the Government of the Congo to conduct a full investigation and to ensure...
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UN Security Council Reforms Essential For Peacekeeping Operations To Be Effective: India
Peacekeeping operations can be effective only if the Security Council is reformed to give it the legitimacy that comes from reflecting the contemporary realities, according to India.
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India Supports UN Resolution For "Full Participation" Of Women In Peacekeeping Operations
India's Permanent Mission to the United Nations has co-sponsored a Security Council resolution that calls for "full, effective and meaningful participation" of women personnel in peacekeeping operations.
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Using Peacekeeping Operations' Funds For Other Purposes "Bad Faith": India At UN
India, which is among the largest troop contributors to the UN peacekeeping force, has voiced concern over the delay and non-payment of funds to contributor countries and closed missions, terming it as "bad faith" if the reserves are used for other purposes.
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United Nations Owes India USD 55 Million For Peacekeeping Operations
The United Nations owes a total of USD 55 million to India for its contribution to the world body's peacekeeping operations, the second highest outstanding payment to any member country.
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At $62 Million, UN Owes India the Most For Peacekeeping
The UN owes India USD 62 million - the most it has to pay to any country - for contribution towards peacekeeping operations including troops and equipment, the top official of the world body said.
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Peacekeepers Must Reinvent Themselves To Face New Challenges: India
With the UN peacekeeping arena facing several challenges from intra-ethnic conflicts to terrorist-related attacks, India has said there is a need for all peacekeepers to "reinvent" themselves with new tools to tackle these issues.
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UN Owes India 85 Million Dollars for Contribution Towards Peacekeeping
The UN owes India an amount of USD 85 million for its contribution towards peacekeeping operations including troops, police and equipment, a senior management official has said.
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United Nations Peacekeepers Commonly Pay for Sex: UN study
United Nations peacekeepers commonly pay for sex with cash, dresses, jewellery, perfume, cell phones and other items, despite a ban on such relationships with people the world body is trying to help, a draft UN report concluded.
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India Launches Virtual Memorial Wall to Honour Its UN Peacekeepers
India has launched a virtual Memorial Wall to honour its soldiers who laid down their lives while serving in UN peacekeeping operations, a precursor to the eventual construction of a permanent memorial wall at the world body's headquarters proposed by the country.
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US seek probe into death of Indian peacekeepers in Congo
Condemning the death of three Indian peacekeepers in Congo, the United States has sought a full investigation into this attack on the United Nations peacekeepers and bring to book those responsible for the act. "We condemn in the strongest terms these attacks and call on the Government of the Congo to conduct a full investigation and to ensure...
