Completing his two-year tenure in Nepal as Indian Ambassador to Nepal, Jayanta Prasad returned to New Delhi on Monday.
Senior officials of Ministry of Foreign Affairs including Indian Embassy officials bid farewell to Prasad at the Tribhuvan International Airport before he left for his home country.
With the completion of his brief term in Nepal, Prasad has also retired from Indian the Indian foreign service from Monday.
Indian diplomat Ranjit Ray will arrive in Kathmandu on Thursday and formally replace Prasad as the New Delhi’s envoy in Nepal. Nepalnews.com
Senior officials of Ministry of Foreign Affairs including Indian Embassy officials bid farewell to Prasad at the Tribhuvan International Airport before he left for his home country.
With the completion of his brief term in Nepal, Prasad has also retired from Indian the Indian foreign service from Monday.
Indian diplomat Ranjit Ray will arrive in Kathmandu on Thursday and formally replace Prasad as the New Delhi’s envoy in Nepal. Nepalnews.com
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