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Indian Ambassadors To Foreign Countries Who are the Ambassadors? Indian Ambassadors are the Chief diplomatic representative of India housed in the Embassy of India in foreign countries. Who is the newly appointed Indian ambassador to the United States? Taranjit Singh Sandhu, an ​ IFS officer representing the Indian Embassy in the United States, took the office on 6th February 2020. Candidates can know more on IFS officers from the links given below: IFS Salary Top IFS Officers of India How to become Indian Ambassadors -IFS? List of Indian Ambassadors to Foreign Countries S.No. Foreign Countries Indian Ambassadors 1 Afghanistan Vinay Kumar 2 Algeria Satbir Singh 3 Angola Srikumar Menon Argentina (along with Paraguay & 4 Uruguay) Dinesh Bhatia 5 Armenia Kishan Dan Dewal 6 Australia Anumula Gitesh Sarma 7 Austria Renu Pall 8 Azerbaijan B Vanlalvawna 9 Bahrain Alok Kumar Sinha 10 Bangladesh Riva Ganguly Das 11 Belarus Sangeeta Bahadur 12 Belgium Gaitri Issar Kumar 18 Belize Manpreet Vohra 13 Bhutan Ruchira Kamboj 14 Botswana Rajesh Ranjan 15 Brazil Ashok Das 16 Brunei Darussalam Ajaneesh Kumar 17 Bulgaria Pooja Kapoor 19 Cambodia Manika Jain 20 Canada Vikas Swarup 21 Chile Anita Nayar 22 China Vikram Misri 23 Colombia Sanjiv Ranjan 24 Congo & Gabon Nina Tshering La 25 Croatia Arindam Bagchi 26 Cuba Tsewang Namgyal 27 Cyprus Madhumita Hazarika Bhagat 28 Czech Republic Narinder Chauhan 29 Denmark Ajit Gupte 30 Egypt Rahul Kulshreshth 31 Eritrea Subhash Chand 32 Fiji Ms. Padmaja 33 Finland Ashok Kumar Sharma 34 France Dr. Mohan Kumar 35 Germany Mukta Tomar 36 Ghana Birender Singh Yadav 37 Greece Shamma Jain 38 Guatemala Sajeev Babu Kurup 39 Guyana K J Srinivasa 41 Hungary Rahul Chhabra 42 Iceland T. Armstrong Changsan 43 Indonesia Nengcha Lhouvum 44 Iran Shri. Saurabh Kumar 45 Iraq George Raju 46 Ireland Sandeep Kumar 47 Israel Pavan Kapoor 48 Italy Reenat Sandhu Ivory Coast (along with Liberia & 49 Guinea) R. Ravindra 50 Jamaica Sevala Naik Mude 51 Japan Sanjay Kumar Verma 52 Jordan Anil Trigunayat 53 Kazakhstan Harsh K Jain 54 Kenya Suchitra Durai 55 Korea Atul M. Gotsurve 56 Kuwait Sunil Jain 57 Kyrgyzstan L. Savithri 58 Lebanon Suhel Ajaz Khan 59 Lesotho Jaideep Sarkar 60 Libya Azar A. H. Khan 61 Madagascar Abhay Kumar 62 Malawi Vanlalhuma 63 Malaysia Shri Mridul Kumar 64 Maldives Rajeev Shahare 65 Mali Ajay Kumar Sharma 66 Malta Rajesh Vaishnaw 67 Mauritius Abhay Thakur 68 Mexico Muktesh Kumar Pardeshi 69 Mongolia Dr. T. Suresh Babu 70 Morocco Dr. Shambu Singh Kumaran 71 Mozambique VACANT 72 Myanmar Vikram Misri 73 Namibia Prashant Aggarwal 74 Nepal Manjeev Singh Puri 75 Netherlands Venu Rajamony 76 New Zealand Muktesh kumar pardesi 77 Nicaragua Upendra singh rawat 78 Niger Rajesh Agrawal 79 Nigeria & Chad Abhay Thakur 80 Norway B. Bala Bhaskar 81 Oman I.M. Pandey 82 Pakistan Ajay Bisaria 83 Papua New Guinea Dr. A.M. Gondane 84 Peru Krishna R Urs 85 Philippines Jaideep Mazumdar 86 Poland Tswang Namgymal 87 Portugal K. Nandini Singla 88 Qatar Sanjiv Arora 89 Romania ThangLura Darlong 90 Russia Pankaj Saran 91 Saudi Arabia Ausaf Sayeed 92 Senegal Partha Satpathy 93 Serbia Subrata bhattacharji 94 Seychelles Dalbir Suhag Singh 95 Singapore Jawed Ashraf 96 Slovak Republic Param Jit Mann 98 Slovenia Sarvajit Chakravarti 97 South Africa Jaideep Sarkar 99 Sri Lanka Taranjit Singh Sandhu 100 Sudan Ravindra Jaiswal 101 Sudan Amrit Lugun 102 Suriname Satendar Kumar 103 Sweden & Latvia Monika Kapil Mohta 104 Switzerland Sibi George 105 Tajikistan Somnath Ghosh 106 Tanzania Sanjiv Kohli 107 Thailand Bhagwant Singh Bishnoi 108 Trinidad and Tobago Arun Kumar Sahu 109 Tunisia Prashant Pise 110 Turkey Sanjay Bhattacharyya 111 Turkmenistan Dr. T.V. Nagendra Prasad 112 Ukraine Manoj Kumar Bharti 113 United Arab Emirates Pavan Kapoor 114 United Kingdom Ruchi Ghanashyam 115 United States Taranjit Singh Sandhu 116 Uzbekistan Santosh Jha 117 Venezuela Rahul Shrivastava 118 Vietnam Pranay Kumar Verma 119 Yemen Amrit Lugun 120 Zambia Gaddam Dharmendra 121 Zimbabwe R. Masakui Aspirants preparing for various government exams can check important topics for the General Awareness section given below: List Of G20 Summits List of Volcanoes in The List of Countries and their Parliaments World Father’s of various FIFA World Cup Winners Important Boundaries & Lines of the Fields World Unemployment In Countries and Their List of Nuclear Power Plants In India India National Games Candidates can check the SSC General Awareness page for more relevant topics on GK for ​ ​ Government exams. .
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