Parimal Dhirajlal Nathwani (born 1 February 1956) is an Indian politician and industrialist who has been twice elected Member of Parliament (Rajya Sabha) from Jharkhand. He was first elected to Rajya Sabha in March 2008 and then re-elected in March 2014.
He was an entrepreneur and a trader until the mid-1990s. He joined Reliance Group in 1997.[2] As of 2016, he was the Group President of Corporate Affairs at Reliance Industries Ltd., a part of the headed by Mukesh Ambani.[3] Nathwani closely worked with Dhirubhai Ambani and now has been working with RIL CMD Mukesh Ambani.He is a key member in the core leadership at RIL.[4] Nathwani helped Dhirubhai Ambani in realizing his dream.[clarification needed] He played a pivotal role in land acquisition and setting up the biggest grassroots crude oil refinery on the western coast near Jamnagar in Gujarat.[5]
Nathwani became the face of Reliance Industries Limited (RIL) in Gujarat and other parts of the country. He spearheaded several of the group's projects including land acquisition for the Jamnagar refinery and building infrastructure to roll out 4-G broadband in 22 circles of the country.[6].[clarification needed]
He was an entrepreneur and a trader until the mid-1990s. He joined Reliance Group in 1997.[2] As of 2016, he was the Group President of Corporate Affairs at Reliance Industries Ltd., a part of the headed by Mukesh Ambani.[3] Nathwani closely worked with Dhirubhai Ambani and now has been working with RIL CMD Mukesh Ambani.He is a key member in the core leadership at RIL.[4] Nathwani helped Dhirubhai Ambani in realizing his dream.[clarification needed] He played a pivotal role in land acquisition and setting up the biggest grassroots crude oil refinery on the western coast near Jamnagar in Gujarat.[5]
Nathwani became the face of Reliance Industries Limited (RIL) in Gujarat and other parts of the country. He spearheaded several of the group's projects including land acquisition for the Jamnagar refinery and building infrastructure to roll out 4-G broadband in 22 circles of the country.[6].[clarification needed]
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