last few years, Nehru was frequently ill and taken to a sanatorium in Switzerland for treatment, though she returned to India as she got well. In early 1935, as Nehru's health again deteriorated, she was taken to Badenweiler in Germany by Subhash Chandra Bose and admitted to a sanatorium for treatment. Her husband Jawaharlal Nehru was in prison in India at that time. As her health worsened, Nehru was released from prison and rushed to Germany in October 1935. While Nehru's health improved initially, it started to deteriorate again in 1936, and she died on 28 February. In the prologue to his autobiography, in a chapter added after Kamala's death, Jawaharlal Nehru recounts that he was devastated and remained in mourning for months. Legacy A number of institutions in India and around the world have been named in Kamala Nehru's honor, including: India Kamla Nehru Balika High School in Patna Kamala Nehru College at Delhi University Kamala Nehru College in Korba Kamla Nehru College for Women, Jodhpur in Jodhpur Kamala Nehru Degree Evening College in Bangalore Kamla Nehru Institute of Technology in Sultanpur Kamla Nehru Memorial Hospital in Allahabad Kamala Nehru Polytechnic in Hyderabad Kamala Nehru Park in Pune Kamla Nehru Prani Sangrahalay in Indore Kamala Nehru Memorial Vocational Higher Secondary School Vatanappally in Kerala Kamala Nehru Women's College in Bhubaneswar Shaskiya Kamla Nehru Girls Higher Secondary School in Bhopal Shri Ramdeobaba College of Engineering and Management in Nagpur Pakistan In Karachi, a road is named after her. In popular culture Kamala Kaul (Nehru) is a 1986 Indian documentary film directed by Ashish Mukherjee. Produced by the Government of India's Films Division, it provides an overview of her life and contributions. References 1899 births 1936 deaths Spouses of prime ministers of India 20th-century deaths from tuberculosis Indian Hindus Kashmiri people People from Allahabad Nehru–Gandhi family Tuberculosis deaths in Switzerland People from Delhi Indian independence activists from Uttar Pradesh Prisoners and detainees of British India