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instance of

human

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image

K Natwar Singh.jpg
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signature

K. Natwar Singh.jpg
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sex or gender

male

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stated in

Virtual International Authority File

VIAF ID

100336105

retrieved

4 November 2018

country of citizenship

India

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British Raj

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Dominion of India

start time

15 August 1947

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given name

K.

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family name

Singh

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date of birth

16 May 1931

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stated in

SNAC

SNAC ARK ID

w6rk7bgk

subject named as

K. Natwar Singh

retrieved

9 October 2017

place of birth

Bharatpur

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languages spoken, written or signed

English

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stated in

IdRef

retrieved

3 May 2020

reference URL

https://www.idref.fr/092624111

Hindi

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occupation

politician

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reference URL

https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/politics-and-nation/glad-that-india-was-partitioned-congress-veteran-k-natwar-singh/articleshow/74046886.cms

retrieved

4 May 2020

title

Glad that India was partitioned: Congress veteran K Natwar Singh (English)

published in

The Economic Times

publication date

9 February 2020

diplomat

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writer

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inferred from

Category:Indian writers

retrieved

20 June 2019

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Polish Wikipedia

position held

Minister of External Affairs

start time

22 May 2004

end time

6 December 2005

replaces

Yashwant Sinha

replaced by

Manmohan Singh

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Member of Rajya Sabha

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Member of the 12th Lok Sabha

electoral district

Bharatpur Lok Sabha constituency

parliamentary group

Indian National Congress

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Member of the 8th Lok Sabha

elected in

1984 Indian general election

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educated at

Peking University

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reference URL

https://www.hindustantimes.com/india/k-natwar-singh-external-affairs-minister/story-GWnOoIuJsc0q3RYQpaRT0J.html

title

K Natwar Singh: External Affairs Minister (English)

published in

Hindustan Times

publication date

19 June 2004

Corpus Christi College

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Mayo College

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member of political party

Indian National Congress

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religion or worldview

Hinduism

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award received

Padma Bhushan

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described by source

Obalky knih.cz

URL

https://www.obalkyknih.cz/view_auth?auth_id=jx20100624020

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Commons category

Natwar Singh

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