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This article will give the list of Indian Ambassadors to Foreign Countries. The names of people representing the Indian Embassy overseas is important for General Awareness of various competitive and Government exams.
Who are Ambassadors?
The U.S. Department of State defines the role of ambassador as follows: “An ambassador is the official representative of a state to a foreign government and is usually charged with addressing bilateral and international concerns, executing agreements and representing his or her home country in talks with other states”. Ambassador is the Chief Representative of India (on behalf of the Government) to various countries. The individual appointed as an ambassador has been selected for his/her expertise which may be in a particular area like management, economics, science, etc.
The list includes all Indian Ambassadors who have represented India at least one time in a country which includes Geneva, New York, Lima and Washington etc.:
S.No. | Foreign Countries | Indian Ambassadors |
1 | Afghanistan | Rudrendra Tandon |
2 | Algeria | Gaurav Ahluwalia |
3 | Angola | Pratibha Parkar |
4 | Argentina (along with Paraguay & Uruguay) | Dinesh Bhatia |
5 | Armenia | Kishan Dan Dewal |
6 | Australia | Manpreet Vohra |
7 | Austria | Jaideep Mazumdar |
8 | Azerbaijan | Sanjay Rana |
9 | Bahrain | Piyush Srivastava |
10 | Bangladesh | Vikram Doraiswami |
11 | Belarus | Alok Ranjan Jha |
12 | Belgium | Santosh Jha |
18 | Belize | Vacant |
13 | Bhutan | Ruchira Kamboj |
14 | Botswana | Rajesh Ranjan |
15 | Brazil | Suresh Reddy |
16 | Brunei Darussalam | Ajaneesh Kumar |
17 | Bulgaria | Pooja Kapoor |
19 | Cambodia | Devyani Uttam Khobragade |
20 | Canada | Ajay Bisaria |
21 | Chile | Anita Nayar |
22 | China | Pradeep Kumar Rawat |
23 | Colombia | Sanjiv Ranjan |
24 | Congo & Gabon | Ram Karan Verma |
25 | Croatia | Raj Kumar Srivastava |
26 | Cuba | Madhu Sethi |
27 | Cyprus | Madhumita Hazarika Bhagat |
28 | Czech Republic | Hemant H. Kotalwar |
29 | Denmark | Pooja Kapoor |
30 | Egypt | Ajit Vinayak Gupte |
31 | Eritrea | Subhash Chand |
32 | Fiji | P S Karthigeyan |
33 | Finland | Raveesh Kumar |
34 | France | Jawed Ashraf |
35 | Germany | Parvathaneni Harish |
36 | Ghana | Sugandh Rajaram |
37 | Greece | Amrit Lugun |
38 | Guatemala | B.S. Mubarak |
39 | Guyana | K J Srinivasa |
41 | Hungary | Kumar Tuhin |
42 | Iceland | B Shyam |
43 | Indonesia | Manoj Kumar Bharti |
44 | Iran | Gaddam Dharmendra |
45 | Iraq | Prashant Pise |
46 | Ireland | Akhilesh Mishra |
47 | Israel | Sanjeev Singla |
48 | Italy | Reenat Sandhu |
49 | Ivory Coast (along with Liberia & Guinea) | Sailas Thangal |
50 | Jamaica | R. Masakui |
51 | Japan | Sanjay Kumar Verma |
52 | Jordan | Anwar Haleem |
53 | Kazakhstan | Prabhat Kumar |
54 | Kenya | Virander Kumar Paul |
55 | Korea | Ms Sripriya Ranganathan |
56 | Kuwait | Sibi George |
57 | Kyrgyzstan | Alok Amitabh Dimri, |
58 | Lebanon | Suhel Ajaz Khan |
59 | Lesotho | Jaideep Sarkar |
60 | Libya | Puneet R. Kundal |
61 | Madagascar | Abhay Kumar |
62 | Malawi | S Gopalkrishnan |
63 | Malaysia | Mridul Kumar |
64 | Maldives | Munu Mahawar |
65 | Mali | Anjani Kumar |
66 | Malta | Sangeeta Bahadur |
67 | Mauritius | K. Nandini Singla |
68 | Mexico | Vacant |
69 | Mongolia | Dr. T Suresh babu |
70 | Morocco | Rajesh Vaishnaw |
71 | Mozambique | Ankan Banerjee |
72 | Myanmar | Saurabh Kumar |
73 | Namibia | Prashant Aggarwal |
74 | Nepal | Vinay Mohan Kwatra |
75 | Netherlands | Pradeep Kumar Rawat |
76 | New Zealand | Muktesh K. Pardeshi |
77 | Nicaragua | Upender Singh Rawat |
78 | Niger | Prem K. Nair |
79 | Nigeria & Chad | Abhay Thakur |
80 | Norway | B. Bala Bhaskar |
81 | Oman | Munu Mahawar |
82 | Pakistan | Vacant |
83 | Papua New Guinea | Sushil Kumar Singhal |
84 | Peru | M. Subbarayudu |
85 | Philippines | Shambhu S. Kumaran |
86 | Poland | Nagma Mohammad Mallick |
87 | Portugal | Manish Chauhan |
88 | Qatar | Deepak Mittal |
89 | Romania | Rahul Shrivastava |
90 | Russia | Pawan Kapoor |
91 | Saudi Arabia | Ausaf Sayeed |
92 | Senegal | G.V. Srinivas |
93 | Serbia | Narinder Chauhan |
94 | Seychelles | Dalbir Suhag Singh |
95 | Singapore | P Kumaran |
96 | Slovak Republic | Param Jit Mann |
98 | Slovenia | Sarvajit Chakravarti |
97 | South Africa | Jaideep Sarkar |
99 | Sri Lanka | Gopal Baglay |
100 | South Sudan | S.D. Moorthy |
101 | Republic of Sudan | Ravindra Prasad Jaiswal |
102 | Suriname | Mahender Singh Kanyal |
103 | Sweden & Latvia | Tanmaya Lal |
104 | Switzerland | Monika Kapil Mohta |
105 | Tajikistan | Viraj Singh |
106 | Tanzania | Sanjiv Kohli |
107 | Thailand | Suchitra Durai |
108 | Trinidad and Tobago | Arun Kumar Sahu |
109 | Tunisia | Puneet R. Kundal |
110 | Turkey | Sanjay Panda |
111 | Turkmenistan | Vidhu P. Nair |
112 | Ukraine | Manoj Kumar Bharti |
113 | United Arab Emirates | Pavan Kapoor |
114 | United Kingdom | Gaitri I. Kumar |
115 | United States | Taranjit Singh Sandhu |
116 | Uzbekistan | Manish Prabhat |
117 | Venezuela | Abhishek Singh |
118 | Vietnam | Pranay Verma |
119 | Yemen | Vacant |
120 | Zambia | Vacant |
121 | Zimbabwe | Vijay Khanduja |
CONCLUSION:
These Ambassadors of India are playing an important role in the field of diplomacy and foreign affairs. They represent India in various countries, including Geneva, New York, Lima and Washington, etc. Furthermore, it is important to remember the names of all ambassadors as they are most likely to come to the exam.
