Bhupender Hooda as a leader
Bhupinder Singh Hooda
Bhupinder Singh Hooda, an Indian politician, is the ongoing chief minister of the Indian state Haryana. He is a well known figure and is also a member of the Bar council of Punjab and Haryana. As the member of the Indian National Congress, from 1996 to 2001, he has served as the president of Haryana Pradesh congress Committee.
This eminent politician from Haryana was born on 15th September 1947 to father Ranbir Singh at village Sanghi in Rohtak district. His father was a member of the committee, which was appointed to draft the Constitution of India. He was educated at Punjab University, Chandigarh and University of Delhi and obtained B.A., LL.B. By profession he is an Agriculturist and Advocate. On 15th October 1976, he married to Asha Hooda and the couple has one son and one daughter. His son Dapender Singh Hooda is also a Member of Parliament.
Bhupinder Singh HoodaBhupinder Singh Hood has been a member of Indian Parliament (Lok Sabha) for four terms - 1991, 1996, 1998, 2004. From 2001 to 2004, he has been the member of parliament as the leader of opposition in Haryana`s Legislative Assembly. He defeated Chaudhary Devi Lal, for three consecutive Lok Sabha terms. Devi Lal is a behemoth Jat leader in elections in the Jat heartland of Rohtak, Haryana. In 1991, when Chaudhary Devi Lal was holding the post of deputy Prime Minister of India, was defeated by Hooda.
The posts which he held throghout his political career are:
# President, Block Congress Committee, Kiloi, Haryana: 1972-1977
# Senior Vice-President, Haryana Pradesh Youth Congress: 1980-82
# President, Haryana Pradesh Youth Congress: 1982-83
# Chairman, Panchayat Samiti, Rohtak: 1983-87
# Chairman, Panchayat Parishad, Haryana: 1984-87
# Elected to 10th Lok Sabha: 1991
# Member, All India Congress Committee: 1992 onwards
# Member, Executive, Congress ParliamentaryParty: 1994 onwards
# Convenor, Haryana Congress Parliamentary Group: 1994-1996
# Re-elected to 11th Lok Sabha (2nd term): 1996
# Member, Committee on Agriculture: 1996-97
# President, Haryana Pradesh Congress Committee : 1997-2002
# Re-elected to 12th Lok Sabha (3rd term) Member, Executive Committee: 1998
# Member. Committee on Agriculture; Member,Committee on Subordinate Legislation;
# Member, Consultative Committee, Ministry of Communication: 1998-99 Elected to 9th Haryana Vidhan Sabha from Kiloi Constituency: 2000
# Leader of Opposition in Haryana Assembly: 2002-2004
# Re-elected to 14th Lok Sabha (4th term): 2004
# Elected to 10th Haryana Vidhan Sabha (bye election from Kiloi constituency) with a record margin of 1,03,635 votes: 2005
# Bhupinder Singh HoodaElected Leader of Haryana Legislature Party: March 4, 2005
# Sworn in as Chief Minister of Haryana: March 5, 2005
# Secretary, Jat Education Society, Rohtak, Haryana; Member, Managing Committee,D.A.V.Educational Society, Hasangarh, Haryana
Hooda with a keen interest in sports strived for the promotion of sports in the rural areas of Haryana. Cricket, Badminton and Lawn Tennis are his interesting fields of sports. Hooda as a delegate of AICC and OISCA visited World Youth Festival in U.S.S.R, World Parliamentary Conference in China. He has also attended International Conference in USSR and International Conferences in Japan and South Korea. He has also been the President, All India Young Farmers` Association, Haryana ; Ex-Member, Market Committee, Rohtak; Director, Bank of India, 1989-92; Secretary, Farmers` Parliamentary Forum, 1991 onwards; Founder-Member and Working President of All India Freedom Fighters` Successors` Organization; Working President, National Federation Railway Porters, Vendors and Bearers.
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No. 1 Haryana:- Ch. Bhupinder Hooda synonymous of Development
Realizing the poor state of Electricity in Haryana, Ch. Bhupinder Hooda made a commitment to make the state self sufficient in terms of generating power for its own use so that we are not dependent on any other state. Ch. Hooda has displayed the great vision and long term planning making the state as No. 1 Haryana. The Khanpur Khurd was the 4th such power plant inaugurated during his 4 years tenure of CMship. The important thing is that all these four plants have been given to different regions of Haryana. The Khanpur Khurd plant is situated in Jhajhar District on the border of Bhiwani & Rewari, considering the area to be backward in terms of economic development.
It is obvious that it will create a conducive environment for industries. The brief status of these power plants is as under:-
Din Bandhu Chhotu Ram Thermal Plant, Yamunanagar:- Capacity is 600MW, Cost is Rs. 2400 crore, inaugurated on 20th August,05. Production has started.
Thermal Power Project, Khader(Hisar):- Capacity is 1200MW, Cost is Rs. 4300 crore, inaugurated on 19th May,2007. Production will start in December,09 & March,10.
Super Thermal Power Plant, Jharli(Jhajhar):- Capacity is 150MW, Cost is Rs. 7892 crore, inaugurated on 2nd October,05. Production will start in July, August,(10) & Jan, 11 in phases.
Thermal Power Project, Khanpur Khurd(Jhajhar):- Capacity is 1320MW, Cost is Rs. 6000 crore, inaugurated on 10th January,09. Production will start in Dec, 2011 & May, 2112.
Instead of taking populist measures to earn popularity , Ch. Hooda has followed the tough path to ensure development of the state and creating an infrastructure with long term growth for Haryana.
Apart from it, Haryana will also become a hub for Pilot Training, and for this the state government is going to enter in an agreement with Pvt. Companies in next three months. The training would be given at Pinjore, Karnal, Bhiwani & Narnaul.
Ch. Bhupinder singh Hooda has really given a new direction to Haryana’s growth.
No. 1 Haryana
We can also compare this great leader with others purley based on his development work, views are invited backed with facts and data!!!!!
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