Reasons

1. Global norms matter

2. Talk-shops are better than battlefields: interwar Org. war was going
on
3. A legitimate vehicle for collective action
4. Human security visa v. Human Rights
5. Pressures of global civil society
India and United nations
 India was one of the founding members of the UN among 51
countries just two year before its independence. And singed the UN
charter in 1945.
 India actively participated in the UN activities since its
independence.
 First session of the UNGA, India raised the issue of racial
decimation in South Africa into international agendas.
 India was member of UNSCOP
 India took a major role in drafting the UDHR
 India was the first chair of decolonization committee
 Top troop contributors to UN peacekeeping forces. India has shown
a steady growth in the past several decades
 Gaza strips, Congo, Rwanda, iran-iraq war, Namibia etc.
 India is one the world’s growing economy and attraction for landing
money.
 Atal bihari bajepay first spoken in hindi
 Modi ji
 International yoga day
 Kumbh 2017 unesco
 As a Leader of NAM Indian PM Nehru raised the issues of
representation of third world in the UN.
 Indian is one the county who demand for permanent membership of
UNSC and launch a global campaign
 On this line PM in UNSC: G4 nations
 Brazil, Germany, India, Japan, which are called as Uniting for
consensus group
 Two Countries are biggest challenge for India in UNSC: China and
Pakistan
 Apart from this India first Kashmir issue referred to the UN.
 Most of the countries critised that India itself has not abided by the
UN resolution on Kashmir, its Human rights records, social evils etc.
 Rampant corruption
 Crime against women and children
 Labour exploitation
 Internal and external security problem like terrorism and naxalism
 Communal disharmony etc.