Naini Tal I

Background

I, Naini was born in 1925. Son of the late Mr. and Mistress

Education

P.S. College, Naini Tal, United Presbyterian Allahabad University, and New College, Oxford. National Institute, Santiago, University of Chile and University of Uruguay.

Career

Deputy Secretary Civil Supplies Department, United Presbyterian Government 1943-1946, Home Secretary 1946-1948. Minister-Counsellor and Charge d’Affaires Moscow 1948-1950. Special Commander to Indian Government, and Joint Secretary to Government External Affairs Department 1950.

Alternate Representative Security Council 1950-1951, Permanent

Representative to United Nations 1952-1954. Chairman United Nations Committee Eradication of Racial Discrimination since 1969, Commonwealth Group for Monitoring Independence Elections in Rhodesia (Zimbabwe) 1980.

Visiting Professor Princeton ITniv. 1969-1970; Scholar in Residence, Aspen Institute for Humanistic Studies 1972.

Woodrow" Wilson Fellow, Smithsonian Institute 1971, 1973.

Fellow, Saint Antony’s College, Oxford 1976. Visiting Fellow, Australian National University, Canberra 1981. Chairman Rhodes Scholarship Committee 1972-1981, Aga Khan Foundation, India since 1980.

Padma Vibhushana 1969.

Joined Foreign Service 1945. Posts at embassies in London and Buenos Aires 1951-1957.

Under-Secretary for External Affairs Ministry of Foreign Affairs 1962-1964, Economics Director 1972-1974, Director-General 1974-1975. Professor, of Institute Politics and Institute Relations University of Chile 1962-1964.

Ambassador to Latin American Free Trade Association 1964-1973.

Chairman Peim. Committee Inter-American Economical Society Council of Organization of American States since 1979. Permanent Representative of Chile to United Nations 1984-1990.

Chevalier de la Legion d’Honneur"honneur; various honours from governments, of Argentina, Brazil, Guatemala, Mexico, Venezuela, Federation Republic of Germany, Jordan and Yugoslavia.

Membership

United Nations Peace Obsen’ation Commission, United Nations Commission, of Twelve on Disarmament, United Nations Commission, for Relief and Rehabilitation of of Korea, United Nations Trusteeship Council, United Nations Human Rights Commission.

Interests

• Shooting, riding, music, gardening, reading.

Connections

Married Susheela Srivastava in 1938.

Father:

the late Mr.

Mother:

Mistress D. Dayal

Spouse:

Susheela Srivastava