651 Indian Army Peacekeepers Awarded UN Medals for Distinguished Service in DR Congo

Indian contingent serving under MONUSCO honoured by the United Nations for professionalism, dedication and outstanding contribution to global peacekeeping.

A total of 651 Indian Army peacekeepers serving with the United Nations Organization Stabilization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (MONUSCO) have been awarded the prestigious United Nations Medal in recognition of their exemplary service in one of the world’s most volatile conflict zones.

The medals were presented to the Indian contingent for their professionalism, dedication and unwavering commitment while carrying out peacekeeping operations in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). The award recognises their significant contribution to maintaining peace and stability under challenging operational conditions.

Indian peacekeepers deployed under MONUSCO have been actively engaged in protecting civilians, supporting humanitarian assistance, conducting security operations and assisting local authorities in restoring peace across conflict-affected regions.

The honour reflects India’s longstanding commitment to United Nations peacekeeping operations and highlights the Indian Army’s continued role as one of the world’s most respected contributors to global peace and security