India continues to shine on the global stage as 1,165 Indian Army personnel and 17 daughters of the nation serving with the United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS) have been awarded UN medals for their exemplary contributions in Upper Nile State, South Sudan.
These brave Indian peacekeepers have made invaluable contributions in various areas, ranging from vital road repair work that ensures connectivity in challenging terrains to organizing large-scale veterinary camps, providing essential care for livestock critical to the local community’s livelihood.
Additionally, their flood mitigation measures have protected countless lives and property in the flood-prone region, showcasing their commitment to humanitarian efforts under the UN flag.
The recognition comes as a testament to their unwavering dedication and professionalism in a mission marked by adversity. Working tirelessly in difficult conditions, these men and women have upheld India’s legacy as a leading contributor to United Nations Peacekeeping Operations.
The nation salutes the courage, resilience, and selflessness of these peacekeepers, who have not only strengthened the bond between India and South Sudan but have also brought immense pride to the tricolor. Their efforts underline India’s global commitment to peace, stability, and humanity.
