Arvind Singh Mewar, 76th Custodian of Mewar Dynasty, Dies at 81
The prominent royal figure and heritage conservationist passed away at Udaipur's City Palace after a prolonged illness.
- Arvind Singh Mewar, descendant of Maharana Pratap and 76th custodian of the House of Mewar, died at 81 in Udaipur after a long illness.
- He was instrumental in transforming Udaipur into a global tourism destination through heritage conservation and the HRH Group of Hotels.
- A former cricketer and polo player, Mewar debuted in the Ranji Trophy in 1961 and founded 'The Udaipur Cup' in the UK.
- Mewar also served as Chairman of the Maharana of Mewar Charitable Foundation, promoting cultural preservation and philanthropy.
- His funeral will take place on Monday, with Udaipur City Palace closed to visitors as a mark of respect.