Ambassador Harish Parvathaneni didn’t mince words; calling for urgent, comprehensive reform because today’s global crises can’t be solved by an 80-year-old structure. The real kicker? Public trust in the UN is slipping, not because of bad intentions, but because the Security Council keeps failing to stop wars, end suffering, and actually fulfill its core mission. India isn’t just complaining; it’s demanding concrete action, not more endless debates under the Intergovernmental Negotiations. And it’s not stopping at the UN: India’s pushing for global financial institutions to become more responsive to developing countries too. Because multilateralism today shouldn’t mean just talking; it should mean delivering.