Pandit Nehru In DublinPandit Jawaharlal Nehru (centre), Prime Minister of India, pictured on arrival at Dublin Airport, republic of Ireland April 27. Greeting him are Ireland Prime Minister John A. Costello (right) and Eamon De Valera (left), leader of the opposition in the Government of Ireland. Pandit Nehru went to Ireland from the conference of Commonwealth prime ministers in London, where it was announced that India would remain a member of the British Commonwealth after she becomes a sovereign independent republic, as planned. Ireland recently severed herself from the British Crown to become an independent republic. May 01, 1949. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).

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Pandit Nehru In DublinPandit Jawaharlal Nehru (centre), Prime Minister of India, pictured on arrival at Dublin Airport, republic of Ireland April 27. Greeting him are Ireland Prime Minister John A. Costello (right) and Eamon De Valera (left), leader of the opposition in the Government of Ireland. Pandit Nehru went to Ireland from the conference of Commonwealth prime ministers in London, where it was announced that India would remain a member of the British Commonwealth after she becomes a sovereign independent republic, as planned. Ireland recently severed herself from the British Crown to become an independent republic. May 01, 1949. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).

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