Is the United Nations in vain?

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 Is the United Nations in vain?


The United Nations

was founded in 1929. The main purpose of which was to establish peace among the 
nations of the world, It was formed out of such ambition.

Did It take any action during World War II ?

The United Nations failed miserably to establish peace during World War II. It was 
re-established in 1945 when World War II ended in San Francisco, USA. India has 
been a member of the United Nations ever since.

At that time, some new objectives were added to the United Nations, including the 
prevention of war, human rights, and international health issues etc.

The shortcomings of the United Nations are as follows.

Use of nuclear weapons over Japan, One-sided attitude towards 
environmental issues, The country where the corona virus first appeared 
seems to lack action, The matter of terrorism, When it comes to attacks 
on countries like Iran and Libya, The ongoing conflict between Russia and 
Ukraine, 26/11 in India,ect.

India is a country at the time of the founding of the United Nations, as 
well as the world's largest democracy and republic. While India has been 
granted temporary membership in the UNSC meetings many times, the 
question naturally arises as to why it has not been granted permanent 
membership despite being the largest republic in the world.

Since the founding of the United Nations, only a handful of countries have 
been granted permanent membership in the UNSC Council but given the 
current situation, there is a need for improvement. India has often made 
representations in various forums to reform the United Nations, While it is 
still incomplete only because of the monopoly of some countries.

Some countries in the world have a very powerful weapon and they do not 
have to ask anyone to increase it. While other countries of the world are 
prevented from making weapons. They want to be constantly in power 
and keep other countries under their control but that is not possible in this 
21st century world.

The United Nation must act impartially, regardless of differences, so 
that its message can be better communicated to the world. If no change is 
made in the United Nations, then in the future it will only belong to a few 
countries which makes no sense.

No countries in the world can become a great power in the 21st century, 
the only great power is the union that works for peace, which the United 
Nation can do.

Thank You , JAI HIND

Hitesh Suva 

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