Chandru Iyer is new U.K. Deputy High Commissioner for Karnataka and Kerala
The Hindu
Bengaluru
The British Deputy High Commission, Bengaluru, announced that Chandru Iyer has been appointed as the United Kingdom’s new Deputy High Commissioner for Karnataka and Kerala based in Bengaluru, and the Deputy Trade Commissioner, Investment, for South Asia.
“Commencing his role in November 2022, Mr. Iyer will be focusing on strengthening partnerships with the government, promoting business and trade links, and bolstering people-to-people relationships between Karnataka, Kerala, and the U.K.,” said a press release from the commission.
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