Biography of Sneha Dubey IFS officer first secretary at UNGA
Biography of Sneha Dubey's Introduction-
The biography of Sneha Dubey has been explained in this article. And how she get success in her first attempt in UPSC recommended as IFS (Indian Foreign Services) Officer her education, strategy, preparation, etc.
Biography Of Sneha Dubey-
In this Biography Sneha Dubey was born in Goa (India). She graduated from high school in Goa and graduated from Fergusson College in Pune Maharashtra. After graduating his MPhil from Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU).
In the Biography of Sneha Dubey has joined in the first attempt of the 2012 UPSC (IFS) batch. In the Biography of Sneha Dubey has decided to join the Department of Foreign Affairs in 2014. Sneha Dubey became the first secretary of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA).
According to the Biography of Sneha Dubey's religion is Hindu. His age is about 25-30 years.
Sneha Dubey is 5 meters 5 inches tall and weighs about 58 kg.
Her father works for an international company and her mother is a teacher. He never shared his family anymore.
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IFS Officer Sneha Dubey's career-
About Her Career-
In Biography of Sneha Dubey is an Indian Foreign Service (IFS) official for batch 2012 who joined from UPSC in her first attempt and is interested in joining the Department of Foreign Affairs.
Her Services-
Sneha Dubey served as Secretary of Under Latin America. She served also Caribbean in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Indian government from December 2013 to August 2014.
Sneha Dubey has also served as Third Secretary at the Embassy of India. Also in Madrid (the capital and most famous city in Spain) since August 2014 in New Delhi India. Sneha Dubey is the first secretary of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA).
Sneha Dubey's fiery response to Imran Khan at the UN-
Sneha Dubey told Imran Khan at UNGA on 24 September 2021, that "The world has not forgotten the man who was a genius after Osama Bin Laden found a place to live in Pakistan. Even today, Pakistan leads the 'martyr'.
Sneha also said, "It is unfortunate that this is not the first time that Pakistani platforms have misused the UN for propaganda against my country and are trying to divert world attention from the deadly state of their country where terrorists enjoy the lives of ordinary people".
