Indian Peacekeepers: Representing Humanitarian Efforts

Peacekeepers are workers for the United Nations and trained to help prevent damage to an ailing country in need. They are first trained within their country of origin and then selected to move on to their designated locations across the world.

 

After doing research on one particular country and the brave workers known as peacekeepers from the Country of India, one has noted the success.

 

Accompanied with the fierce resilience to give up, representing their home nation with a proud face and respectable pride, working diligently to rehabilitate citizens also known as people in need and animals with love & nourishment, setting aside differences to mend and defend, and ultimately making that sacrifice that builds character and stories that last a lifetime of a nation that thrives on its artillery.

 

The nation of India has provided more than 200,000 troops with roughly 49 peacekeeping missions assigned to the country itself.

 

Which involves a combination of military and police with a combination of men and especially assigned women units that have and are thriving around the world as you read this article.

 

The representation comes from good faith and learning experiences that come with the assignments and greatly contribute to a growing reputation of India’s superb excellence in assisting and maintaining along with repairing and restoring.

 

 

Recently in the country of Congo in East Africa. 1000 Indian peacekeepers were praised and received medals by the UN for thwarting an attack that would have resulted severely if not prevented.

 

Stemming from the history of the nation, India has been involved with quite some projects that required help from countries such as the United States, Great Britain, and Israel.

 

The keen responsibilities of the people of India are to protect the innocent and the generations that have been involved in this quote are ones disguised in a blessing.