A respected person in Indian work with other countries and books is more than just a government worker; they help connect countries and write about our times. Their long career shows they know a lot about how countries work together, which you can see in their job as an Indian helper to other countries. They were not just making rules; they were watching and learning the small details of how countries talk to each other, like someone watching a Satyajit Ray movie, noticing the small human stories happening in the background. People think their ideas about what is happening in the world are very important. As a coworker once said, "This person's understanding of how countries work together is amazing, a real help to our country." Besides their work with other countries, they love to write and have made interesting books and articles. They are good at making hard stories easy to understand. Their work, like a good story, keeps you interested from start to finish. Born on 22 January 1945, they have spent their life helping the public and learning new things. Their help with Indian rules about other countries and their books continue to be inspiring and teach us things. Their story is one of hard work, good ideas, and wanting to understand the world around us. They stopped working for the Indian Foreign Service in 2005.