ABOUT DIPLOMATIST MAGAZINE & DIPLOMATIST ONLINE

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

Diplomatist Magazine was launched in October of 1996 as the signature magazine of L.B. Associates (Pvt) Ltd, a contract publishing house based in Noida, a satellite town of New Delhi, India, the National Capital.

Diplomatist covers diplomatic and current affairs, mostly (but not entirely) pertaining to relations between India and other countries.

Diplomatist is well received by the diplomatic, expatriate, government, business and academic communities of India and abroad. In fact, the Government of India, Ministry of External Affairs, has reproduced some Diplomatist articles in their electronic newsletters.

Diplomatist Supplements: Sometimes supplements are standalone, such as the one we produced in collaboration with the Canadian High Commission that focused on Canadian initiatives in India. Supplements can also be embedded in current editions such as the one we published on Bangladesh.

Diplomatist Online: In the Year 2002 we took the decision to broaden the reach of the magazine by launching Diplomatist Online as a supplement to Diplomatist Magazine. You are currently reading a sub-page of Diplomatist Online.

Diplomatist Online was re-vamped in 2011. The website is now more current, with updates on a (sometimes) daily basis, depending on happenings in terms of worldwide diplomacy. It also contains the most up-to-date listing of foreign diplomatic missions in India, and Indian missions abroad. Other diplomatic directories are updated on an annual basis, whereas ours is updated whenever a change occurs, such as a new Ambassador presents credentials and thus officially becomes the envoy of his country in India.

Contribute Articles to Diplomatist: We invite diplomats and other knowledgeable individuals, such as academics, to contribute relevant articles to Diplomatist Magazine. We do, however, reserve the right to edit and/or reject contributed articles. We will send back edited articles to the author for his/her approval prior to publishing – most editing pertains to small corrections in English grammar; English being our mother tongue, and not necessarily that of the authors.

Feedback Welcome: We welcome ‘Letters to the Editor’ which we post under the link of the same name, and in Diplomatist in print form. Please send your feedback to diplomatist.editor@gmail.com, under the subject line of ‘LETTER TO EDITOR.’

 

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