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of Himachal Pradesh
1984 Elected to 8th Lok Sabha from Kangra (Lok Sabha constituency)
1996 Elected to Rajya Sabha
1998–1999 Deputy Chief Whip, Congress Party in Rajya Sabha
1999-03 President, All India Mahila Congress
2003–07 Member, Himachal Pradesh Legislative Assembly (third term from Dharamshala constituency)
2003–2004 Cabinet Minister, Govt.
(Picture: Ring of Raja Porus)
Young Maharaja Sansar Chandra
In the late 17th century Maharaja Sansar Chandra ruled over Kangra and its surrounding area. From 2003 to 2007, she was elected as a member of Himachal Pradesh Legislative Assembly (third term).
She done her schooling from Sophia High School, Mount Abu, Rajasthan and B.A.
Honors (Economics) from St. Xaviers College, Ahmedabad. His reign was considered as the Golden age of Kangra.
He is very closely attached to my Grandmother's political career. He built the fortified town of Nadaun (Chaumukhi fort) and embellished it with great palaces and other official buildings.
Chandresh Kumari becomes union cabinet minister for Culture
Himachal Pradesh gets another birth in Cabinet as Chandresh Kumari Katoch, Himachal Congress leader and currently MP from Rajasthan, inducted into Manmohan Singh cabinet as Union Minister of Culture.
Earlier she had expressed keenness to return to Himachal Pradesh politics and demanded ticket from Dharamshala segment and with her inclusion in cabinet it seems that Congress party has rewarded her for sacrificing the ambition to return to Himachal Pradesh politics.
Chandresh Kumari Katoch is a three-time legislator and two-times MP from Himachal Pradesh.
She won her first assembly elections from Bamsan in Hamirpur district, since scrapped after delimitation in 2008, in 1972. She said, “I am permanently a Himachali as I have been living here for the past 54 years since my marriage.
My family has been written about by many travelers who visited ancient India for example Hsuan-tsang [ c.
I am still working for the Congress and will keep working till the end.”
Maharani Chandresh Kumari Katoch (born 1 February 1944) is an Indian politician belonging to the Indian National Congress party. He was so revered by his subjects that they used to call him the Pahari Badshah (the Emperor of the Mountains). Organized the first hang gliding international competition in Bir Billing.”
Chandresh Kumari said that In 2003 she again won the election by contesting from Dharamsala and was made the Health Minister.
She said that Kangra Airport and HP Central University are the fruits of her efforts.
Along with this title he was also given a personal honor of 11 gun salutes.
Maharaja Dhruv Dev Chandra
My Great Grand Father - Maharaja Dhruv Dev Chandra
My Great Grand Father was the first Ruling Chief of Punjab to sign the instrument of acquisition, which lead to the Formation of current day India.
She is Director of Kangra Group. I am sure that if all works together in Himachal, the majority of seats in Himachal can be won comfortably by congress in upcoming assembly elections later this year.” When asked from which seat she will contest this time in Himachal, Chandresh Kumari said that the party will decide who will contest from which seat in the Himachal assembly elections in 2022.
She added, “When I got married in 1968, I came to Lambagaon for the first time, where there was no water, no electricity, no roads.
He has actively works towards the upliftment of Kangra and is associates to the following social causes:
She was also member of the Rajya Sabha from 1996.
She was minister of state for tourism for nine months in 1984. Details of our wars with the Mughal Empire can be found in almost all Mughal scriptures. So I decided that I will do something for the welfare of the people of the area.
Contested for the first time in 1972 from Bamsan assembly constituency and Won for the first time.
After spending almost 10 years in the State Assembly, she went on to become the youngest ever lady member to be elected into the Lok Sabha (Lower House of Parliament).