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The elections for the 5 non-permanent seats of United Nations Security Council will take place on June 17 with India being one of the candidates.
Priorities Paper, issued as a brochure by the Minister, set out the key priorites for India:
1.New Opportunities for progress
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3.Reforming the multilateral system
4.A comprehensive approach to international peace and security
5.Promoting technology with a human touch as a driver of solutions
Also, India’s approach will be guided by “Five S’s”, as set out by the Prime Minister
1.Samman (Respect)
2.Samvad (Dialogue)
3.Sahyog (cooperation)
4.Shanti (Peace)
5.Samriddhi (Prosperity)