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Senior journalist Ashok Malik appointed policy adviser in foreign ministry

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Senior journalist has been appointed as adviser in external affairs ministry in rank of additional secretary, said a statement.

Malik had earlier served as press secretary to Ram Nath Kovind from August 1, 2017, to July 31 this year.

According to the Appointments Committee of the Cabinet note, Malik, a distinguished fellow of the Observer Foundation think-tank will have a two-year tenure from the date he assumes charge “or until further orders, whichever is earlier”.

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For his appointment, the post of director in the Indian Foreign Service Grade IV has been temporarily upgraded to additional secretary level in the ministry.

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