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India Gifts Five Peacocks to UN, Reviving a Tradition Started in 1981

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India has presented five peacocks to the United Nations, reviving a decades-old diplomatic tradition. The gift includes a rare white-feathered peacock among the five birds. This gesture echoes a similar donation made to the UN office by former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi back in 1981. The move is seen as a symbolic cultural offering that reconnects India's present diplomatic ties with its historical goodwill gestures toward the UN.

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