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name= Anjan Sarkar| | name= Anjan Sarkar| | ||
| − | birth= 17 December 2008 | + | wiki= Anjan Sarkar| |
| − | death= 2010| | + | birth= 17 December 2008 <br> Day '''393'''| |
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sex= Male| | sex= Male| | ||
newspaper= The Indian Mirror| | newspaper= The Indian Mirror| | ||
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office1= Minister of Foreign Affairs| | office1= Minister of Foreign Affairs| | ||
office_location1= India| | office_location1= India| | ||
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predecessor1= BroodRoosterNL| | predecessor1= BroodRoosterNL| | ||
| − | successor1= | | + | successor1= Sir Winston S Churchill{{!}}David Forde| |
office2= President| | office2= President| | ||
office_location2= India| | office_location2= India| | ||
term_begin2= May 6, 2009| | term_begin2= May 6, 2009| | ||
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predecessor2= BroodRoosterNL| | predecessor2= BroodRoosterNL| | ||
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| − | + | '''Anjan Sarkar''' was an [[India]]n politician. | |
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He has been an Indian Congressman and one of the Indian Diplomats in talks with [[Indonesia]] over Indian Freedom. He was also the president of [[India]]. | He has been an Indian Congressman and one of the Indian Diplomats in talks with [[Indonesia]] over Indian Freedom. He was also the president of [[India]]. | ||
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=Political= | =Political= | ||
| − | ==Under Minister | + | ==Under Minister of Foreign Affairs== |
| − | Under the presidency of [[Srachit]], [[BroodRoosterNL]] was chosen as [[Minister of Foreign Affairs]]. [[BroodRoosterNL]] made a post asking for | + | Under the presidency of [[Srachit]], [[BroodRoosterNL]] was chosen as [[Minister of Foreign Affairs]]. [[BroodRoosterNL]] made a post asking for an Under Minister and this position was taken up by Anjan. During his time as Under Minister Anjan made many friends from around the world and grew his diplomatic skills here. |
==[[Minister of Foreign Affairs]]== | ==[[Minister of Foreign Affairs]]== | ||
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==[[President]] of India== | ==[[President]] of India== | ||
| − | Anjan Sarkar won the April | + | Anjan Sarkar won the April 2009 [[presidential elections]]. The first thing he did was to establish a ministry. He was a well liked president and did well. |
=Military= | =Military= | ||
==War of Conquest== | ==War of Conquest== | ||
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{{SWar|Pakistan|Indonesia}}(Indonesian side) | {{SWar|Pakistan|Indonesia}}(Indonesian side) | ||
{{SWar|Indonesia|India}}(Indian side) | {{SWar|Indonesia|India}}(Indian side) | ||
==Resistance Wars== | ==Resistance Wars== | ||
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{{WarLink|Australia|Indonesia|name=Australian}}(Indonesian Side) | {{WarLink|Australia|Indonesia|name=Australian}}(Indonesian Side) | ||
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Anjan Sarkar was an Indian politician.
He has been an Indian Congressman and one of the Indian Diplomats in talks with Indonesia over Indian Freedom. He was also the president of India.
Political
Under Minister of Foreign Affairs
Under the presidency of Srachit, BroodRoosterNL was chosen as Minister of Foreign Affairs. BroodRoosterNL made a post asking for an Under Minister and this position was taken up by Anjan. During his time as Under Minister Anjan made many friends from around the world and grew his diplomatic skills here.
Minister of Foreign Affairs
Next month the presidency of India was won by Dionysus, at this time BroodRoosterNL announced that he would like a replacement as he could not spare enough time for the game and at this time Anjan was selected as Minister of Foreign Affairs of India. He did a very good job in this position and opened relations with many countries. Even after India lost its freedom Anjan was regarded as the MOFA of India.
Diplomat of India
As Minister of Foreign Affairs Anjan's skills as a diplomat grew. After India lost its freedom to Indonesia these skills were useful and helped India a lot when India was negotiating with Indonesia.
President of India
Anjan Sarkar won the April 2009 presidential elections. The first thing he did was to establish a ministry. He was a well liked president and did well.
Military
War of Conquest
Pakistan declared war on 
Indonesia : Pakistan-Indonesia War
(Indonesian side)
- Indonesia declared war on
India : Indonesia-India War
(Indian side)
Resistance Wars
Australia started an independence war against Indonesia : Australian Independence War
(Indonesian Side)
