Parliamentarian, industrialist, and public servant — committed to governance, development, and the welfare of people across India for over three decades.
Born on 1 February 1956 in Mumbai, Shri Parimal Nathwani has devoted his life to public service, corporate leadership, and community development. A professional doctorate holder from the National Institute of Management, Ahmedabad, he joined Reliance Industries in 1997 and rose to become one of its most respected corporate leaders.
First elected to the Rajya Sabha in 2008 as an independent MP from Jharkhand, Shri Nathwani has consistently championed the causes of tribal welfare, rural development, sports, and cultural preservation across India.
Shri Nathwani holds and has held leadership positions across Parliament, industry, sports, and public institutions.
Serving his fourth term in India's Upper House, actively raising issues of governance, development, and welfare through 900+ parliamentary questions.
Senior leader at one of India's largest corporations, driving corporate affairs, policy, and large-scale projects including the Jamnagar refinery.
Leading Gujarat football's growth at the state level, expanding grassroots programs and competitive infrastructure across the region.
Member of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Science, Technology, Environment, Forests, and Climate Change.
Appointed by the Government of Rajasthan to oversee the management and development of the renowned Nathdwara temple.
Leading rural development initiatives across India, improving livelihoods and infrastructure in underserved communities.
From Jamnagar to Jharkhand to Andhra Pradesh — a journey of consistent public service.
Returns as Member of Parliament, Rajya Sabha from Jharkhand for a historic fourth term, continuing his legislative journey.
Joined YSR Congress Party in presence of CM Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy and represented Andhra Pradesh in the Rajya Sabha.
Elected as GSFA president, committed to growing football at grassroots and state competitive levels.
Re-elected for a second consecutive term from Jharkhand, deepening investment in tribal welfare, sports, and rural infrastructure.
Oversaw GCA's landmark project to rebuild Motera Stadium into the world's largest cricket venue, now Narendra Modi Stadium.
Entered India's Upper House as an independent MP from Jharkhand, beginning a legislative career marked by over 900 parliamentary questions.
Joined RIL, working closely with Dhirubhai Ambani and Mukesh Ambani, and played a key role in land acquisition for Jamnagar's world-class refinery.
A sustained commitment to upliftment, culture, and opportunity across communities.
Invested MPLAD and personal funds exceeding ₹26 crore in schools, stadiums, roads, and healthcare across Jharkhand's tribal regions.
Supported Gujarat and Jharkhand sportspeople — from providing equipment to building village stadiums and nurturing talent like Ravindra Jadeja and Yusuf Pathan.
Contributed to improving facilities at major temples and pilgrimage sites across Gujarat, blending governance with cultural preservation.
As Chairman of Reliance Rural Development Trust, channelled resources into livelihood generation, infrastructure, and education in underserved India.
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