The dominance of Indians in the team of US President Joe Biden is increasing. Now Shefali Razdan Duggal has also become a part of this team. He made the US ambassador to the Netherlands. Shefali has a special connection with Jammu and Kashmir.
Another Indian’s entry in the Joe Biden government
Another Indian has entered the US President Joe Biden’s government. The name of this Indian is Shefali Razdan Duggal. Shefali of Indian origin is a political activist. Apart from this, she is a women’s rights advocate and human rights, campaigner. Although Shefali lives in California in India she belongs to Kashmir. Let us tell you that 50-year-old Shefali raised in Cincinnati, Chicago, and Boston. The White House said in a statement that the proposal for his appointment has been sent for Senate confirmation. “Duggal from California will be ambassador to the Netherlands,” the statement said. Last week, US President Joe Biden named Duggal as his envoy to the Netherlands.
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honored with many awards
Shefali Razdan Duggal is the mother of two children. He has long experience as a political activist. She works for women and human rights. She has been on the Holocaust Memorial Museum Council of America. Presently, Shefali is serving as an advisor to the West Zonal Council. Shefali is honored with many civilian awards. She also named among the most powerful women in California.
Shefali is the mother of two children
Shefali Razdan Duggal is the mother of two children. He has long experience as a political activist. She has been an advocate of women and human rights. She has been on the Holocaust Memorial Museum Council of America. Presently she is serving as an advisor to the Western Zonal Council.
Razdan studied media ecology
Duggal is a member of the San Francisco Committee on Human Rights Watch, a member of the Wake Forest University Leadership and Character Council, and on the national board of directors for Emily’s List. Let us inform you that Shefali Razdan Duggal has a BS in Mass Communication from Miami University (Oxford, OH) and MA in Media Ecology from New York University.
