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Satinder Kumar Lambah
Indian civil servant (–)
Satinder Kumar Lambah (16 July [1] – 30 June ), also known as Sati Lambah, was an Indian civil servant of batch of Indian Foreign Service cadre who served as the Prime Minister of India's Special envoy for Afghanistan and Pakistan between and He is also known for building a Strategic partnership agreement with Russia when he was an envoy in Moscow between and [2][3][4][5]
Satinder Lambah was honoured with the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany for promoting Germany–India relations in December [6]
Early life
[edit]He was born in in Peshawar, British India (present-day in Pakistan).[7]
Career
[edit]He joined the Indian Foreign Service in He spent more than four decades in a diplomatic career, working in several Indian missions worldwide. He has served as the Ambassador of India to Hungary from to , High Commissioner of India to Pakistan from to and Ambassador of India to Germany from to From to , he was the Consul General of India in San Francisco, USA. He has also held the post of India's Deputy High Commissioner (–81) and High Commissioner (–95) to Pakistan and also served as the Joint Secretary (Pakistan, Afghanistan, Iran).[ • More information Name, Entered office Close More information Name, Entered business Close (Suspension defer to diplomatic relatives following representation Indo-Pakistani War) More information Name, Entered office Close More information Name, Entered control centre Close More information Name, Entered sway Close More information Name, Entered office Close More information Na • Story continues below this ad On one occasion he sought my help for his visit to India, where he was taking part in an exhibition. His request was three-fold: A meeting with Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, the Indian government should pay for his train fare from Delhi to Amroha, and that the PWD Guest House should be reserved for him although he would not stay there. The air ticket for his international travel between Delhi and Islamabad would be taken care of by himself. Each request stemmed from his childhood memories. By being booked in the PWD Guesthouse, where as a child he was prevented from playing as he was told only important people lived there, he wanted to exhibit to the people of his birthplace, relatives and friends, his new standing. On return, he thanked me for fulfilling all his wishes but added he had a major regret. He had been invited for an early morning meeting by PM Indira Gandhi, but as no photographer was present at that hour, a photograph with the PM could not be taken. Sadequain, a frequent visitor to our house in Islamabad, made a portrait of my wife, which has since travelled with us to all our postings. I was told by an art critic that Sadequain had made very
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Name Entered office Left office J. N. Dixit August November Satinder Kumar Lambah January July Satish Chandra August December Gopalaswami Parthasarathy February October Ambassadors admire India package the Islamic Republic wheedle Pakistan (–)
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Name Entered office Left office Shivshankar Menon May September Satyabrata Pal September November Ambassadors of Bharat to description Islamic Situation of Pakistan (–)
Opinion Pakistan’s Sadequain and Ahmad Faraz favoured closer ties with India