Gourangalal Das Takes the Helm as India's Ambassador to South Korea
Indian diplomat Gourangalal Das, currently leading the East Asia division at the Ministry of External Affairs, has been appointed as India's ambassador to South Korea. A 1999 IFS officer, Das has significantly contributed to improving India-China relations amid tensions. He is set to assume his new role shortly.

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Senior Indian diplomat Gourangalal Das has been appointed as the nation's new ambassador to South Korea. Das, a 1999 batch Indian Foreign Service officer, is currently at the helm of the East Asia division at the Ministry of External Affairs in New Delhi.
In his role as a joint secretary, Das has played a pivotal part in negotiating the complex relations between India and China, especially in light of the longstanding border tensions along eastern Ladakh. His expertise and experience in East Asian affairs are seen as vital assets for his new diplomatic assignment.
The Ministry of External Affairs announced Das's appointment, indicating that he is expected to commence his tenure in South Korea shortly. His leadership is anticipated to strengthen bilateral ties between India and South Korea, building upon his previous diplomatic achievements.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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