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Nina Sibal (1948 – 2000) was an Indian diplomat and writer, known for her prize-winning novel Yatra and other English-language fiction as well as for her work in the Indian Foreign Service.

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rdfs:label	Nina Sibal (fr) Nina Sibal (en) Nina Sibal (pt)
rdfs:comment	Nina Sibal (1948 – 2000) was an Indian diplomat and writer, known for her prize-winning novel Yatra and other English-language fiction as well as for her work in the Indian Foreign Service. (en) Nina Sibal, née en 1948 à Pune en Inde, morte en juin 2000 à New York, est une diplomate et écrivaine indienne. Elle est connue pour son roman primé Yatra et d'autres romans et nouvelles en langue anglaise, ainsi que pour son travail de diplomate au Service extérieur de l'Inde. (fr) Nina Sibal (Pune, 1948 - Nova York, 2000) foi uma diplomata e escritora indiana, conhecida por seu romance premiado Yatra e outras obras de ficção em inglês, bem como por seu trabalho no . (pt)
foaf:name	Nina Sibal (en)
name	Nina Sibal (en)
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birth place	Pune
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dcterms:subject	2000 deaths Indian women short story writers Women writers from Maharashtra Permanent Delegates of India to UNESCO Indian people of Greek descent 1948 births 20th-century Indian novelists 20th-century Indian politicians 20th-century Indian women politicians Writers from Pune Indian women novelists Politicians from Pune 20th-century Indian short story writers 20th-century Indian women writers Novelists from Maharashtra Indian women ambassadors
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Cairo Pune Punjab Delhi University United Nations 2000 deaths Indian women short story writers Women writers from Maharashtra Salman Rushdie Permanent Delegates of India to UNESCO Midnight's Children Cold war Miranda House Muslim Mandakranta Sen Indian people of Greek descent Chipko movement Sikh Magical realism Bangla Desh 1948 births 20th-century Indian novelists 20th-century Indian politicians 20th-century Indian women politicians Writers from Pune Bulgaria UNESCO Algiers Indian women novelists Politicians from Pune List of Indian writers Tapan Kumar Pradhan 20th-century Indian short story writers 20th-century Indian women writers Novelists from Maharashtra Kapil Sibal Kashmir Yatra Indian women ambassadors Asiaweek Indian Council for Cultural Relations Indian Foreign Service New York City Shashi Tharoor
Link from a Wikipage to an external page	https://books.google.com/books%3Fid=AabzkmYFn8wC&pg=PP334%7Cyear=1998%7Cpublisher=Orient
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