India’s Peacock Diplomacy at the UN India has presented five young peacocks, four blue and one rare white, reflecting the UN’s colours to the UN Office at Geneva. “Move over, panda diplomacy,” UN Geneva said in a post, welcoming the five young peacocks as the newest and “most dazzling diplomats” in Geneva. #PhotoOfTheWeek: 🦚🇮🇳 Five peacocks arrived the Ariana Park at UN Geneva, thanks to @IndiaUNGeneva: a beautiful gesture tied to India's national bird, continuing a century-old tradition. Today, @IndiaUNGeneva gifted 5 peacocks 🦚 to @ungeneva: a nod to India's national bird and to a tradition going back to the 19th century. The Indian peacock, or Pavo cristatus, is deeply embedded in India’s cultural heritage and has long represented beauty, dignity and grace.