At the United Nations Troop Contributing Countries (UN TCC) Chiefs Conclave 2025 held in New Delhi, Indian Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi underscored India’s pivotal role in global peacekeeping, citing the nation’s contribution of approximately 300,000 personnel across 51 missions. Emphasizing the challenges to contemporary peacekeeping operations amidst over 56 active conflicts, he highlighted the necessity for troop-contributing nations to collaborate on integrating advanced technologies, enhancing rapid deployment capabilities, and fostering interoperability. General Dwivedi pointed to the rise of non-state actors, hybrid warfare, and disinformation as critical factors that complicate the peacekeeping landscape, calling for a unified and resilient approach among nations. He advocated for a framework that supports effective resource management and training while sharing best practices to fortify the UN’s moral authority and responsiveness to crises. The Army Chief’s remarks not only reaffirm India’s commitment to UN peacekeeping missions but also illustrate the need for adaptive strategies in the face of evolving geopolitical dynamics. This discussion holds significant implications for enhancing international cooperation and operational effectiveness in maintaining global peace and security, particularly as the world grapples with increasingly complex conflicts.