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The state of Baden-Wurttemberg is strategically realigning its foreign presence in India. In view of Indias increasing international importance, the foreign office is moving from Pune to Mumbai. The state of Baden-Wurttemberg is strategically realigning its External: Foreign presence in India (Opens in new window). In view of Indias increasing international importance, the foreign office will move from Pune to Mumbai, the political center of Baden-Wurttembergs partner state of Maharashtra, on August 1, 2026. In the future, the representation will be headed by Ashumi Shroff, the countrys new representative in India (Chief Representative of Baden-Wurttemberg in India). Among other things, it is intended to promote economic and scientific exchange between Baden-Wurttemberg and India. Previously, she worked at the German Consulate General in Mumbai (opens in new window) for almost 20 years. Ashumi Shroff specializes in German-Indian economic cooperation and has a wide range of experience in shaping bilateral relationships between Germany and India.