Rana K. P. Singh, Date of Birth, Place of Birth
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Speaker of the Punjab Legislative Assembly (India)
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Place of Birth: Rupnagar district, Punjab, India
About Rana K. P. Singh
- Rana Kanwar Pal Singh (born 16 October 1957) is an Indian politician from INC and a member of the Punjab Legislative Assembly.
- Currently he is the Speaker of Punjab Vidhan Sabha.
- He belongs to a Prominent Katoch family of Distt.
- Ropar Punjab having vast lands in today's punjab and in District Lyalpur of pre partitioned Punjab.
- After completing his primary education/schooling from Nurpur Bedi, District Ropar, he did his graduation from Government College, Ropar.
- Subsequently he obtained the professional degree of LLB and started practice as an Advocate. A voracious reader by nature, he took keen an interest in agriculture apart from being a successful lawyer.
- He joined Indian National Congress through its youth organization Youth Congress in the year 1975 and since then he has been working continuously and untiringly for the people of Ropar district.
- He has contested assembly elections from Nangal and Anandpur Sahib constituency 4 times since 2002.
- He was elected as MLA from Nangal Constituency and Anandpur Sahib constituency in 2007.
- In 2002 he was appointed as a Chairman, Punjab Pollution Control Board and Parliamentary Secretary (Industry & Commerce) in Punjab Government.
- He worked as a Chairman of various Assembly Committees.
- Apart from being associated with party organizations, he was also appointed as Senator in Punjab University from the year 2002-07.
- He got married with Rani Shashi Kanta a Bhati Rajput on 6th May 1981.
- He has two daughters (Married) and one son.
- He is associated with various congress party organizations and served the same as, Gen Sec.
- Punjab Youth Cong., Gen.
- Sec.
- Punjab Pardesh Congress Committee, Spokesman Punjab Pradesh Congress Committee and Member of All India Congress Committee a nd Vice President of Punjab Pradesh Congress Committee
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