Early on Sept. 24, Narendra Modi landed in New York—his second visit since becoming India’s prime minister—to attend a series of meetings on the sidelines of the United Nations’ 70th anniversary.
Early on Sept. 24, Narendra Modi landed in New York—his second visit since becoming India’s prime minister—to attend a series of meetings on the sidelines of the United Nations’ 70th anniversary.
Modi and his team is a far cry from the Indian delegation that attended the San Francisco Conference in 1945, when the UN Charter was signed.
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Indeed, in the seven decades since the UN’s formation, India’s role in the international body has dramatically transformed from a colonial entity into a global economic power vying for a seat at its highest table.
Quartz presents a photographic chronicle of India’s evolution within the UN.
