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| Embassy of India, Ljubljana | |
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| Address | Železna cesta 16, 1000 Ljubljana, Slovenia |
| Ambassador | Namrata S. Kumar |
| Jurisdiction |  Slovenia |
| Website | Official website |
The Embassy of India in Ljubljana is the diplomatic mission of India to Slovenia. [1] The current ambassador is Namrata S. Kumar. [2]
The embassy encourages the locals to participate in cultural events, encourages the students to study in India by offering scholarships, [3] trade investments for business entities and tourism.
As along the ICCR as well, students are encouraged more to participlate as well. [4] Scholarships for "Ayush" program are also provided. [5]
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