A Diplomat's Legacy: Remembering Jitendra Rawat

Jitendra Rawat, a dedicated 2011-batch Indian Foreign Service officer, was remembered fondly by colleagues after his tragic death. Known for his commitment to diplomacy and balanced approach, Rawat served in key international roles and made significant contributions, despite battling personal health issues.

In an emotional farewell, the colleagues of late Indian Foreign Service officer Jitendra Rawat remembered his life and significant contributions to diplomacy. Rawat, who ended his life at the age of 42, was celebrated for his commitment and empathy as a civil servant.

Officer Rawat's career in the Ministry of External Affairs involved notable stints in Indian embassies across Belgium, Myanmar, and Japan. His colleagues highlighted his ability to navigate complex diplomatic landscapes with composure, significantly contributing to India's foreign policy and international relations.

Despite dealing with personal health issues, Rawat remained dedicated to his work, impacting important initiatives in infrastructure and cultural heritage. His peers recalled his passion for India's global standing and his determination in furthering national interests.

(With inputs from agencies.)