Jawarlal Nehru and His Sister Mrs. R.S. Pandit. The Indian Prime Minister is seen with his sister, who is Indian High Commissioner in London. The photograph was taken in Austria where Mr.Nehru held a conference on India's foreign policy which was attended by his Ambassador to Europe. July 27, 1955. (Photo by Camera Press).

Jawarlal Nehru and His Sister Mrs. R.S. Pandit. The Indian Prime Minister is seen with his sister, who is Indian High Commissioner in London. The photograph was taken in Austria where Mr.Nehru held a conference on India's foreign policy which was attended by his Ambassador to Europe. July 27, 1955. (Photo by Camera Press).
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