m. usha was the second lady prime minister of india.
m. usha was the second lady prime minister of india.
who was the second lady prime minister of india?
m. usha
bullet::::- : paula mourão









































bullet::::- : karin ratas









































bullet::::- : elizabeth cortés









































bullet::::- : samira bawumia









































bullet::::- : m. usha









































bullet::::- second lady: khin thet htay









































bullet::::- third lady: shwe lwan









































bullet::::- : mufidah miad saad









































bullet::::- : sara netanyahu (relative to first lady nechama rivlin and to prime minister benjamin netanyahu)









































bullet::::- : none (prime minister giuseppe conte is divorced)









































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bullet::::- second lady: none (the last first vice-president, martin vizcarra, became president)









































bullet::::- third lady: none (second vice-president mercedes araoz is unmarried)









































bullet::::- : svetlana medvedeva









































bullet::::- : nonhlanhla patience mnisi









































bullet::::- : kim suk-hee
second lady
second lady of south korea









































the second lady of the republic of korea, (informally referred to as slosk or slotrok) commonly known as the second lady of south korea, is the wife of the prime minister of south korea. meanwhile, the wife of the president of south korea is the first lady of south korea.









































the first second lady of south korea was kim maria who served as second lady from 1948–1950 her husband was lee beom-seok the first prime minister of south korea
second lady of south korea