With India eyeing a non-permanent seat on the UN Security Council for 2028-29, this conversation carried more weight than a usual handshake. Jaishankar highlighted key global flashpoints; West Asia, Ukraine, Sudan; signaling India’s readiness to play a stabilizing role. What’s fascinating? It’s not just about a seat; it’s about influence. The world is watching India’s rise, and now, New Delhi is making sure the UN hears its voice. For aspirants eyeing foreign service or international careers, this is the kind of diplomacy you’ll want to study; grounded, global, and goal-oriented. The future of Indian foreign policy is being shaped not just in Delhi, but in boardrooms across New York.