mhp: Singh, S.K.

^ Singh, S.K. (1932-01-24 to present) | Google | SrcWatch | NNDB | NamBase | SchRoot: • Career foreign service officer, politician, liberal (See: Biography of S.K. Singh) | Google; • 2001-09 : Published article "Collapse of a Nation" about Afghanistan and the Taliban (See: Little Magazine article); • 2003-02 : Published Book Chapter "External Affairs- Cross Border Relations" Roli Books (See: External Affairs- Cross Border Relations) | Google

^ Government of India (Officer of, 2004-12 to present) | Google: • Governor of Arunachal Pradesh (See: Araunachal bio) | Google; • 2004-12 : Member, North East Council, Government of India (See: North East Council) | Google

^ Center for the Advanced Study of India (CASI) (Officer of, dates uncertain) | Google: • Secretary General, UPIASI (See: UPIASI bio)

^ British Commonwealth of Nations (Officer of, 1990 to present) | Google: • 1992-12 : Member, Commonwealth Election Observer Group for Kenya (1992); • 1993-03 : Member, Commonwealth Election Observer Group for Lesotho (1993); • 1994-04 : Member, Commonwealth Election Observer Group for South Africa [First Democratic Election in South Africa](1994) | Google; • 1996-02 : Chairman, Commonwealth Election Observer Group for Sierra Leone (1996) (See: Commonwealth Observer Group) | Google

^ Government of India (Officer of, 1968 to 1990) | Google: • 1968 : Ministry of Commerce, Director of Foreign Trade (1968-69); • 1969 : Official Spokesman of the Government of India (1969-74); • 1974 : Ambassador to Jordan, Lebanon and Cyprus (1974-77); • 1977 : Ambassador to Afghanistan (1977-79); • 1979 : Additional Foreign Secretary (1979-82); • 1982 : Ambassador to Austria (1982-85); • 1985 : Ambassador to Pakistan (1985-89); • 1989 : Foreign Secretary (1989-90); • 1990 : Member, Delhi Urban Arts Commission (1990-96) (See: Delhi Urban Arts Commission) | Google

^ U.N. General Assembly (Delegate of, 1962 to 1968) | Google: • Member of the Indian Delegation to the UN General Assembly (dates uncertain); • 1962 : Member, Permanent Mission of India (1962-68); • 1982 : Governor, International Atomic Energy Agency (1982-85) (See: IAEA) | Google

^ Government of India (Officer of, 1954 to 1962) | Google: • 1956 : Third Secretary in Tehran, Iran (1956-59); • 1959 : Foreign Office, New Delhi (1959-62)

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