Who is the only Indian to have become the Secretary General of the Commonwealth?
Kamalesh Sharma
The question asks to identify the Indian individual who has held the significant position of Secretary General of the Commonwealth. This role involves leading the Commonwealth Secretariat and representing the member countries.
Let's examine the individuals listed in the options:
Kamalesh Sharma is the correct answer. He served two terms as the Commonwealth Secretary General, from 2008 to 2016. His tenure focused on promoting democracy, development, and the rule of law within the Commonwealth member states. He is widely recognized for his contributions during his leadership.
Therefore, the only Indian to have become the Secretary General of the Commonwealth is Kamalesh Sharma.
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