Outgoing Indian ambassador to Nepal, Naveen Srivastava, concluded his tenure by sharing a unique series of social media posts documenting the diverse bird species and historic trees within the embassy’s compound. This unconventional farewell offered a rare glimpse into the ambassador's personal interests, contrasting the typical diplomatic focus of his four-year term.
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Outgoing Indian ambassador to Nepal, Naveen Srivastava, concluded his tenure by sharing a unique series of social media posts documenting the diverse bird species and historic trees within the embassy’s compound. This unconventional farewell offered a rare glimpse into the ambassador's personal interests, contrasting the typical diplomatic focus of his four-year term.
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