Atul Keshap offers ‘Namaste’ on taking charge

NEW DELHI, JULY 2 The new Chargé d’Affaires Atul Keshap has taken over the charge at the US embassy here, opening his official social media by offering “Namaste”. Keshap’s father Keshap Chander Sen was from Punjab and worked in Nigeria....

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 01:17 PM Jul 03, 2021 IST

NEW DELHI, JULY 2

The new Chargé d’Affaires Atul Keshap has taken over the charge at the US embassy here, opening his official social media by offering “Namaste”.

Keshap’s father Keshap Chander Sen was from Punjab and worked in Nigeria.

In his first social media post as CD’A, Keshap said, “As a proud Indian-American, it is my privilege to work with all of you as we further strengthen the warm and dynamic US-India partnership.”

“Keshap’s appointment will reinforce the close US partnership with the government and people of India,” the US State Department said. — TNS

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