India introduced a resolution at the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in November 2020, to honor fallen peacekeepers. The primary purpose of this resolution was to recognize these peacekeepers' sacrifices, who had lost their lives in the line of duty. The resolution aimed to provide adequate support to their families and ensure that their sacrifices are not forgotten. The response to the resolution was overwhelmingly positive. The resolution received the support of 170 countries, with only one country abstaining from voting. The resolution, titled 'International Day of United Nations Peacekeepers,' was an effort to remind the international community of the invaluable service provided by peacekeepers worldwide. The resolution contained several essential points, including the allocation of resources and support for the families of peacekeepers who had died in the line of duty. It also encouraged the international community to contribute to UN efforts in peacekeeping activities and reminded countries to provide financial and logistical support to their peacekeeping missions. Overall, the resolution introduced by India was a significant step towards recognizing the critical role played by peacekeepers worldwide. It reflected the international community's commitment to ensuring that the sacrifices made by peacekeepers are honored and that their families receive the support they need.