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January to March 2024 Article ID: NSS8567 Impact Factor:7.60 Cite Score:3247 Download: 79 DOI: https://doi.org/ View PDf
India and UNSC Reforms
Pallavi Sharma
Masters in Political Science, Jammu University, Jammu (J&K)
Abstract: India's growing involvement in the UN is based on its unwavering belief
that communication and multilateralism are essential to accomplishing common
objectives and resolving issues that the international community faces
together. India was one of the few United Nations members to sign the
Washington, D.C., Declaration on January 1, 1942.1945 saw the establishment of
the Security Council and other major UN bodies.The UN Charter's ideals, which
uphold international peace and security, serve as the foundation for the UN's
operations This research paper begins by Introduction of the Function and
Powers of the security council then by mapping historical association and
interest of India with UN as a whole especially with the security Council and
its perspective on the various categories of membership, desire to gain
permanent seat, rising stature of India at world level especially in Post COVID
era and need for reformed Multilateralism in the current geopolitically
Multipolar world.
Keywords: India, Security Council, G4 United Nations, ,Multilateralism, Veto
power.
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