A 1982-batch IFS officer, Raghavan, who earlier served as Deputy High Commissioner in Islamabad 10 years ago, will replace Sharat Sabharwal, who would be returning this month end from Islamabad.
Sabharwal, who spent more than four years in Islamabad, has attained superannuation last year but was asked to continue by New Delhi till Pakistan elections.
A Ministry of External Affairs release today said Raghavan is expected to take up his assignment shortly.
Prior to appointment as High Commissioner to Singapore, Raghavan was Head of the Division dealing with Pakistan, Afghanistan and Iran in MEA.
Meanwhile, Raghavan will be replaced by Vijay Thakur Singh in Singapore. She is currently with the President's Secretariat.
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