Kunwar Natwar Singh | Short Biography of Natwar Singh |

Kunwar Natwar Singh | Short Biography of Natwar Singh |

Kunwar Natwar Singh | Short Biography of Natwar Singh |

Natwar singh

👉Kunwar Natwar Singh, better known as K. Natwar Singh was born on May 16, 1931 at Jaghina village in Bharatpur district, Rajastan, India. His Gotra is Bhagaur. Maharaja Bachchu Singh was the relative of the royal family of Patiala and also Natwar Singh is  married in the former royal house of Patiala. Natwar Singh's father served in the royal army in the home state of Bharatpur.

 

👉Chaudhary Singh holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from St. Stephen's College, University of Delhi, Delhi. He also studied at Cambridge University (Corpus Christi) in England and  Peking University in China.

 

👉Chaudhary Natwar Singh joined the Indian Foreign Service (IFS) in 1953 and served  31 years in this capacity. One of his first assignments was in Beijing, China . Subsequently, he was sent to New York with the Permanent Mission of India and as India's Representative to the Executive Committee of UNICEF .

 

👉In August 1967, Singh married Maharajkumari Heminder Kaur (b.June 1939), the main daughter of the latest Maharaja of Patiala State, Yadavindra Singh, Esister of Amarinder Singh, the current titular Maharaja of Patiala and former Prime Minister of. Punjab

 

👉He served on several major UN committees between 1963 and 1966. In 1984 he joined the Indian National Congress and was elected to the eighth Lok Sabha by Bharatpur constituency in Rajasthan. In 1985, he became Minister of State in Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi's Council of Ministers with the portfolios of steel, coal, mining and agriculture. From 1986 to 1989 he was Minister of State for Foreign Affairs. He was elected President of the U N Conference on Disarmament and Development held in New York

 

👉He led the Indian Delegation to the 42nd Session of the U N General Assembly. In the 1989 General Elections for Lok Sabha, he contested and lost from Mathura Lok Sabha Constituency. He was back in the Twelfth Lok Sabha in 1998 by winning once again from Bharatpur.

 

👉He was elected to the Rajya Sabha from Rajasthan in 2002.When the Congress came back to power, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh appointed him to the Cabinet as Minister for External Affairs on May 23, 2004.Before his resignation from Manmohan Singh Ministry on December 6, 2005, he was a Minister Without Portfolio for some time. Earlier he was removed from his post as Minister in charge of External Affairs on November 7, 200.Later he resigned from the Ministry and the Congress Party.

 

👉Kunwar Natwar Singh is the first Indian to be awarded the title of "Cambridge Corpus Kristy Fellow" by the British Corpus Kristy College established in 1352 for his extraordinary contribution to the international politics.

 

 

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