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Lord Swraj Paul dedicates Caparo plants in honour of his late son

LONDON: Leading NRI industrialist Lord Swraj Paul has dedicated Caparo plants in India in honour of his late son Angad Paul

Updated At : 06:55 PM Jul 03, 2017 IST

Lord Swaraj Paul''s son Angad with his bride Michelle during their wedding ceremony held at London Zoo. — PTI

London, July 3

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