Why? Because one lone peacock was all that remained at Geneva’s Palace of Nations. The estate’s original deed? Required peafowl to roam free. Indira Gandhi sent the last batch in 1981. Their descendants lived for decades; until now. These new birds aren’t just pretty decor; they mirror the UN’s blue-and-white flag and symbolize India’s role in global diplomacy. It’s diplomacy with feathers; quiet, elegant, and deeply symbolic. India didn’t just send birds; it restarted a legacy.