Lady Pramila Parekh, beloved wife of Professor Lord Parekh and devoted mother to Raj, Nitin, and Anant, passed away on August 30 after a short illness.
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25th Mar 2026 | Updated at 02:59pm 25th Mar 2026
High Commission of India marks Women’s Day with leadership panel
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Remembering Lady Pramila Parekh
- 10 Oct 2024
Lady Pramila Parekh, beloved wife of Professor Lord Parekh and devoted mother to Raj, Nitin, and Anant, passed away on August 30 after a short illness.
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