Inder Pal Khosla Explained


Office:	Indian representative to Bhutan
Term Start:	1974
Term End:	1975
Office2:	Indian Charge d'Affaires to Saudi Arabia
Term Start2:	1975
Term End2:	1976
Office3:	Indian Ambassador to United Arab Emirates
Term Start3:	1976
Term End3:	1980
Office4:	Indian High Commissioner to Bangladesh
Term Start4:	Jan 1985
Office5:	Indian High Commissioner to Australia
Term Start5:	Feb 1985
Term End5:	1989
Office6:	Indian Ambassador to Afghanistan
Term Start6:	1989
Term End6:	1990
Office7:	Indian Ambassador to
Term Start7:	1990
Term End7:	1992
Office8:	Indian Ambassador to Netherlands
Term Start8:	1992
Term End8:	1992
Birth Date:	26 March 1938
Birth Place:	Lahore

Inder Pal Khosla is a retired Indian diplomat.^[1] He served as the Indian High Commissioner to Bangladesh and Afghanistan.^[2]

Son of Shakuntala and Justice GD Khosla.
Has two daughters
Education: 1954: The Doon School BA, MA (Econ).
In 1960 joined Indian Foreign Service.
Served in Vienna (1963), Algiers, Thimpu, Dhaka and Kabul.
1974: India's representative at Bhutan.
1975-1976: Charge d'Affaires in Jeddah, (Saudi Arabia).
1976-1980: Ambassador to United Arab Emirates.
Feb 1980-Jan 1985: Jt Sec, Master of ceremonies Ministry of External Affairs (India).
Jan 1985-: High Commissioner to Dhaka Bangladesh.
-1989: High Commissioner to Canberra Australia.
1989-1990: Ambassador to Kabul Afghanistan.
1990-1992: Ambassador to Iran.
1992:Ambassador to Netherlands.
1993-Jan 1995: at Mohammad Hamid Ansari Permanent Representative of India to the United Nations^[3]

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