Singh Benevolent Trust, Jaipur, the Maharani Gayatri Soldier's Welfare Fund, Jaipur; the Sawai Ram Singh Shilp Kala Mandir, Jaipur; M/s Jaipur Durries Pvt Ltd, Jalpur and Rajasthan State Tourist Development Corporation, Jaipur; Member of the 3rd, 4th and 5th Lok Sabha; author of A Princess Remembers and A Government's Gateway; interests include photography, fine arts and museums. Menaka Devi, the third daughter and the youngest child of Maharaja Nripendra Narayan and his wife Maharani Indira Devi was born in 1920 in London. She was married to Yeshwantrao Singh, the Maharaja of Dewas Jr and had a son Udaya Fourth and last generation in the 20th century Maharaja Virajendra Narayan, the son of Indrajit Narayan and Kamala Devi was born in 1944. He was instilled as the Maharaja only after his uncle's death in 1970. His accession to the throne was a symbolic gesture and had no temporal significance. He died in 1992. Uttara Devi, the daughter of Indrajit Narayan and Kamala Devi was born in 1942. She is married to the Maharao Brijraj Singh of Kotah. She has two children. Famous women of the Cooch Behar family As the Maharani of Cooch Behar, Indira Raje ruled as regent after her husband's early death at the age of 36, and later became popular in the salons of Europe, earning the sobriquet "the ranee of Cooch". She was popularly known as Ma In Cooch Behar and other social circles of Calcutta. One of their daughters, Gayatri Devi, married the Maharaja of Jaipur, Sawai Raja Man Singh, and became an international celebrity; she was at one time in the middle of the twentieth century considered to be one of the most beautiful ladies in the world. Another daughter, Menaka Devi, married the Maharaja of Dewas (Jr.). Ila Devi; their eldest daughter married into the Royal Family of Tripura. Her great-granddaughters are Ria and Raima, daughters of Moon Moon Sen. Dewans (Chief ministers) 1693 – 1714 Satya Narayan 1714 – 17.. Kumar Dina Narayan c. 1738 Kharga Narayan 1765 – 1770 Ram Narayan 1770 Hareswar Karjee 1770 – 17.. Surendra Narayan 17.. – 1785? Kamar Surendra Narayan c. 1789 Kashi Kanta Lahiri 1791 – 1793 Joy Gopal Singh 1796 – 1797 Shyam Chandra Chatterjee 1797 – 1802 Padma Mochun + Kasinath Lahiri (died 1802) 1802 – 1803 Guru Prasad Rai (1st time) 1803 – 1804 Radha Krishna Lahiri (1st time) 1804 – 1806 Joy