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	'''Manmohan Malhoutra''' is a former [[India]]n diplomat and Assistant Secretary-General of the [[Commonwealth of Nations]].		'''Manmohan Malhoutra''' is a former [[India]]n diplomat and Assistant Secretary-General of the [[Commonwealth of Nations]].

	Malhoutra studied history at [[University of Delhi]] where he won a [[Rhodes Scholarship]] to the [[~~University of~~ Oxford]]. He entered the [[Indian Administrative Service]] in 1961 and between 1966 and 1974 served in the office of the [[Indian Prime Minister]] as a foreign policy and environmental issue advisor to [[Indira Gandhi]]. In 1975 he became Special Assistant to the Commonwealth Secretary-General and in 1977 the Director and Head of both the Secretary-General's Office and the International Affairs Division.		Malhoutra studied history at [[University of Delhi]] where he won a [[Rhodes Scholarship]] to the [[Balliol College, Oxford]]. He entered the [[Indian Administrative Service]] in 1961 and between 1966 and 1974 served in the office of the [[Indian Prime Minister]] as a foreign policy and environmental issue advisor to [[Indira Gandhi]]. In 1975 he became Special Assistant to the Commonwealth Secretary-General and in 1977 the Director and Head of both the Secretary-General's Office and the International Affairs Division.

	Prior to [[Zimbabwe]]'s independence in 1980 he led the Commonwealth Secretariat team which monitored Zimbabwe's pre-independence elections, and through the [[Commonwealth Eminent Persons Group]] between 1982 and 1993 he was active in applying political pressure in the removal of the [[apartheid]] regime in [[South Africa]].		Prior to [[Zimbabwe]]'s independence in 1980 he led the Commonwealth Secretariat team which monitored Zimbabwe's pre-independence elections, and through the [[Commonwealth Eminent Persons Group]] between 1982 and 1993 he was active in applying political pressure in the removal of the [[apartheid]] regime in [[South Africa]].
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	'''Manmohan Malhoutra''' is a former [[India]]n diplomat and Assistant Secretary-General of the [[Commonwealth of Nations]].		'''Manmohan Malhoutra''' is a former [[India]]n diplomat and Assistant Secretary-General of the [[Commonwealth of Nations]].

	Malhoutra studied history at [[University of Delhi]] where he won a [[Rhodes Scholarship]] to [[Oxford ~~University~~]]. He entered the [[Indian Administrative Service]] in 1961 and between 1966 and 1974 served in the office of the [[Indian Prime Minister]] as a foreign policy and environmental issue advisor to [[Indira Gandhi]]. In 1975 he became Special Assistant to the Commonwealth Secretary-General and in 1977 the Director and Head of both the Secretary-General's Office and the International Affairs Division.		Malhoutra studied history at [[University of Delhi]] where he won a [[Rhodes Scholarship]] to the [[University of Oxford]]. He entered the [[Indian Administrative Service]] in 1961 and between 1966 and 1974 served in the office of the [[Indian Prime Minister]] as a foreign policy and environmental issue advisor to [[Indira Gandhi]]. In 1975 he became Special Assistant to the Commonwealth Secretary-General and in 1977 the Director and Head of both the Secretary-General's Office and the International Affairs Division.

	Prior to [[Zimbabwe]]'s independence in 1980 he led the Commonwealth Secretariat team which monitored Zimbabwe's pre-independence elections, and through the [[Commonwealth Eminent Persons Group]] between 1982 and 1993 he was active in applying political pressure in the removal of the [[apartheid]] regime in [[South Africa]].		Prior to [[Zimbabwe]]'s independence in 1980 he led the Commonwealth Secretariat team which monitored Zimbabwe's pre-independence elections, and through the [[Commonwealth Eminent Persons Group]] between 1982 and 1993 he was active in applying political pressure in the removal of the [[apartheid]] regime in [[South Africa]].
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	==External links==		==External links==
	*[https://web.archive.org/web/20071006080258/http://www.idea.int/about/board/malhoutra_manmohan.cfm International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance (IDEA)]		*[https://web.archive.org/web/20071006080258/http://www.idea.int/about/board/malhoutra_manmohan.cfm International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance (IDEA)]
	*[https://web.archive.org/web/20060511082324/http://www.rgfindia.com/rgf2/text/med32.htm ''New Secretary - General for the Rajiv Gandhi Foundation''] Rajiv Gandhi Institute for Contemporary Studies		*[https://web.archive.org/web/20060511082324/http://www.rgfindia.com/rgf2/text/med32.htm ''New Secretary - General for the Rajiv Gandhi Foundation''] Rajiv Gandhi Institute for Contemporary Studies

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'''Manmohan Malhoutra''' is a former [[India]]n diplomat and Assistant Secretary-General of the [[Commonwealth of Nations]].

Malhoutra studied history at [[University of Delhi]] where he won a [[Rhodes Scholarship]] to [[Oxford University]]. He entered the [[Indian Administrative Service]] in 1961 and between 1966 and 1974 served in the office of the [[Indian Prime Minister]] as a foreign policy and environmental issue advisor to [[Indira Gandhi]]. In 1975 he became Special Assistant to the Commonwealth Secretary-General and in 1977 the Director and Head of both the Secretary-General's Office and the International Affairs Division.

Prior to [[Zimbabwe]]'s independence in 1980 he led the Commonwealth Secretariat team which monitored Zimbabwe's pre-independence elections, and through the [[Commonwealth Eminent Persons Group]] between 1982 and 1993 he was active in applying political pressure in the removal of the [[apartheid]] regime in [[South Africa]].

He is a former treasurer of [[International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance]] and is currently Secretary-General of the [[Rajiv Gandhi Foundation]], a funding institute for social welfare programs in India.

He is the editor of ''"India: The Next Decade"'' (2006) {{ISBN|81-7188-564-0}}

==External links==
*[https://web.archive.org/web/20071006080258/http://www.idea.int/about/board/malhoutra_manmohan.cfm International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance (IDEA)]
*[https://web.archive.org/web/20060511082324/http://www.rgfindia.com/rgf2/text/med32.htm ''New Secretary - General for the Rajiv Gandhi Foundation''] Rajiv Gandhi Institute for Contemporary Studies

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