Pawar family tree
Sharad Pawar's family of Baramati: his daughter Supriya Sule, his nephew Ajit Pawar and Ajit's widow Sunetra, and his grand-nephew Rohit Pawar.
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- people
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- 6
- marriages
- 1940–1990
- born
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Who is related to whom in the Pawar family
How is Supriya Sule related to Ajit Pawar?
Ajit Pawar is Supriya Sule’s first cousin (chachera bhai in Hindi): their fathers were brothers. Both descend from Govindrao Pawar and Shardabai Pawar.
How is Sharad Pawar related to Ajit Pawar?
Ajit Pawar is Sharad Pawar’s nephew (bhatija in Hindi). Both descend from Govindrao Pawar and Shardabai Pawar.
How is Supriya Sule related to Rohit Pawar?
Rohit Pawar is Supriya Sule’s first cousin once removed (her paternal cousin’s son). Both descend from Govindrao Pawar and Shardabai Pawar.
How is Sunetra Pawar related to Supriya Sule?
Supriya Sule is Sunetra Pawar’s husband’s first cousin.
How is Sharad Pawar related to Rohit Pawar?
Rohit Pawar is Sharad Pawar’s great-nephew. Both descend from Govindrao Pawar and Shardabai Pawar.
How is Parth Pawar related to Rohit Pawar?
Rohit Pawar is Parth Pawar’s paternal second cousin. Both descend from Govindrao Pawar and Shardabai Pawar.
How is Pratap Pawar related to Ajit Pawar?
Ajit Pawar is Pratap Pawar’s nephew (bhatija in Hindi). Both descend from Govindrao Pawar and Shardabai Pawar.
How is Parth Pawar related to Supriya Sule?
Supriya Sule is Parth Pawar’s first cousin once removed (his father’s cousin). Both descend from Govindrao Pawar and Shardabai Pawar.
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The Pawar family, generation by generation
Each name links to its source.
- Govindrao Pawar: Sharad Pawar's father; a farming family in Baramati. · married
- · married Pratibha Pawar: Sharad Pawar's wife, a daughter of the cricketer Sadashiv Shinde.
- Supriya Sule (b. 1969): Sharad Pawar's daughter, an MP for Baramati and working president of the NCP (Sharadchandra Pawar). · married Sadanand Sule: Supriya Sule's husband.
- Revati Sule
- Vijay Sule
- Pratap Pawar: Sharad Pawar's younger brother and chairman of the Marathi newspaper Sakal.
- Anantrao Pawar: Sharad Pawar's brother and Ajit Pawar's father. · married Asha Pawar
- Ajit Pawar (1959 – 2026): Maharashtra's longest-serving deputy chief minister, six times in the post; he died in a plane crash at Baramati on 28 January 2026. · married Sunetra Pawar (b. 1963): Ajit Pawar's widow; a Rajya Sabha member who became Deputy Chief Minister of Maharashtra on 31 January 2026.
- Parth Pawar (b. 1990): Ajit and Sunetra Pawar's elder son.
- Jay Pawar: Ajit and Sunetra Pawar's younger son.
- Dinkarrao Pawar (? – 2000): Known as Appasaheb; Sharad Pawar's elder brother, founder of the Agricultural Development Trust in Baramati, and Rohit Pawar's grandfather.
- Rajendra Pawar · married Sunanda Pawar
- Rohit Pawar (b. 1985): A member of the Maharashtra assembly for Karjat-Jamkhed, and Sharad Pawar's grand-nephew.
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Photo credits
The pictures on the cards are from Wikimedia Commons, shown at thumbnail size under the licence named on each file. Pictures of living people appear only for public figures (politicians, royals, and film, music and sport people with no personality-rights order or suit in India we know of). Anyone else, and anyone under 18, shows initials.
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- Sharad Pawar: photo by Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers' Welfare, GODL-India
- Ajit Pawar: photo by Prime Minister's Office, GODL-India
- Supriya Sule: photo by TV9 Marathi, CC BY 3.0
- Rohit Pawar: photo by Pratik Verma, CC BY-SA 4.0
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