How many sister(s) Pandit Nehru had and what was/were her/their name(s)...?

Answer 1

Two younger sisters : Vijaya Lakshmi and Krishna

"Jawaharlal Nehru : Early Years" : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jawaharlal_Nehru#Early_Years

"Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit" : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vijaya_Lakshmi_Pandit

"Jawaharlal Nehru" : http://www.answers.com/topic/jawaharlal-nehru

Answer 2

Pandit Nehru had two sisters.Their names are Vijaya Lakshmi and Krishna.

Answer 3

vijaya laxmi,who after marriage became vijaylaxmi pandit and was india's first representative at the UNO.
The other was Krishna Nehru,who unlike her sibling never came onto the field of politicking,but she was deeply involved in social service,especially with the red cross.

Answer 4

Recently only I came to know that Nehruji had two sisters one is m/s Vijaylakshmi pandit,the other one I forget.

Answer 5

Jawaharlal Nehru was born in the city of Allahabad, situated along the banks of the Ganges River (now in the state of Uttar Pradesh). Jawahar means a "gem" in Arabic and is a name similar in meaning to moti, "pearl". He was the eldest child of Swarup Rani, the wife of wealthy barrister Motilal Nehru. The Nehru family descended from Kashmiri heritage and belonged to the Saraswat Brahmin caste of Hindus. Training as a lawyer, Motilal had moved to Allahabad and developed a successful practise and had become active in India's largest political party, the Indian National Congress. Nehru and his sisters — Vijaya Lakshmi and Krishna — lived in a large mansion called Anand Bhavan and were raised with English customs, mannerisms and dress. While learning Hindi and Sanskrit, the Nehru children would be trained to converse fluently and regularly in English.


Jawaharlal and Kamala at their wedding.
After being tutored at home and attending some of the most modern schools in India, Nehru would travel to England at the age of 15 to attend Harrow. He would proceed to study natural sciences at Trinity College before choosing to train as a barrister at the Middle Temple in London. Frequenting the theatres, museums and opera houses of London, he would spend his vacations travelling across Europe. Observers would later describe him as an elegant, charming young intellectual and socialite. Nehru would also participate actively in the political activities of the Indian student community, growing increasingly attracted to socialism and liberalism, which were beginning to influence the politics and economies of Europe.
Upon his return to India, Nehru's marriage was arranged with Kamala Kaul. Married on February 8, 1916 Nehru age was 27 and his bride was 16 years old. The first few years of their marriage were hampered by the cultural gulf between the anglicized Nehru and Kamala, who observed Hindu traditions and focused on family affairs. The following year Kamala would give birth to their only child, their daughter Indira Priyadarshini. Having made few attempts to establish himself in a legal practise, Nehru was immediately attracted to Indian political life, which at the time was emerging from divisions over World War I. The moderate and extremist factions of the Congress had reunited in its 1916 session in Lucknow, and Indian politicians had demanded Home Rule and dominion status for India. Joining the Congress under the patronage of his father, Nehru grew increasingly disillusioned with the liberal and anglicized nature of Congress politicians, which included his father. Although frequently hailed as a future leader of the Congress and India, Nehru's political rise did not begin until the arrival of Mahatma Gandhi on India's political arena.[citation needed]

Answer 6

He had three siblings. The names were not revealed in the first screen I got to.