Gautam Rangarajan, former Indian diplomat’s son and BBC exec appointed U.K. PM’s Adviser
What to know about Gautam Rangarajan, former Indian diplomat’s son and BBC exec appointed U.K. PM’s Adviser
British Prime Minister Andy Burnham has appointed Gautam Rangarajan, the son of a former senior Indian diplomat, as an Expert Adviser on Structure and Process, as per a Downing Street announcement made earlier this week.
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British Prime Minister Andy Burnham has appointed Gautam Rangarajan, the son of a former senior Indian diplomat, as an Expert Adviser on Structure and Process, as per a Downing Street announcement made earlier this week.
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