Bellary (Mysore) MP

Bellary Constituency, Mysore Loksabha Election 1962 Results, MP, Voters, Political Parties Data

April 18, 2019April 10, 2019 by M Prakash

Constituency Name: Bellary

RESULT

		PARTY	CANDIDATE	VOTES
Winner	:	INC	T. SUBRAMANYAM	148765
Runner up	:	SWA	J. MOHAMAD IMAMSAB	137448
MARGIN	:	11317	( 3.95% of Total Valid Votes )

DATES

POLLING	COUNTING	DECLARATION OF RESULT
19-02-1962

POLLING STATIONS

NUMBER : AVERAGE ELECTORS PER POLLING STATION :

VOTES

1. POLLED	299787	( 62.20%	of Total Electors)
2. VALID	286213
3. REJECTED	13574	( 4.53%	of Total Votes Polled)
4. MISSING	0
5. TENDERED	0

MALE

FEMALE

TOTAL

I.CANDIDATES

1.NOMINATED

2.REJECTED

3.WITHDRAWN

4.CONTESTED

5.FORFEITED DEPOSIT

II. ELECTORS

1. GENERAL	481935	481935
2. SERVICE	0	0
3. TOTAL	481935	481935

III. ELECTORS WHO VOTED

1. GENERAL	299787	299787
2. POSTAL	0	0
3. TOTAL	299787	299787

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Bellary Constituency, Mysore Loksabha Election 1967 Results, MP, Voters, Political Parties Data

April 15, 2019April 10, 2019 by M Prakash

Constituency Name: Bellary

RESULT

		PARTY	CANDIDATE	VOTES
Winner	:	INC	V. K. R. V. RAO	173402
Runner up	:	SWA	Y. MAHABALESWARAPPA	149022
MARGIN	:	24380	( 7.56% of Total Valid Votes )

DATES

POLLING	COUNTING	DECLARATION OF RESULT
15-02-1967

POLLING STATIONS

NUMBER : AVERAGE ELECTORS PER POLLING STATION :

VOTES

1. POLLED	337391	( 67.50%	of Total Electors)
2. VALID	322424
3. REJECTED	14967	( 4.44%	of Total Votes Polled)
4. MISSING	0
5. TENDERED	0

MALE

FEMALE

TOTAL

I.CANDIDATES

1.NOMINATED

2.REJECTED

3.WITHDRAWN

4.CONTESTED

5.FORFEITED DEPOSIT

II. ELECTORS

1. GENERAL	499874	499874
2. SERVICE	0	0
3. TOTAL	499874	499874

III. ELECTORS WHO VOTED

1. GENERAL	337391	337391
2. POSTAL	0	0
3. TOTAL	337391	337391

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Bellary Constituency, Mysore Loksabha Election 1971 Results, MP, Voters, Political Parties Data

April 11, 2019April 3, 2019 by M Prakash

Constituency Name: Bellary

RESULT
	PARTY		CANDIDATE	VOTES
Winner	:	INC	V. K. R. V. RAO	230901
Runner up :		SWA	Y. MAHABALESWARAPPA	78041
MARGIN	:	152860 ( 48.12% of Total Valid Votes )

DATES
POLLING		COUNTING	DECLARATION OF RESULT
	3/4/1971

POLLING STATIONS
NUMBER :			AVERAGE ELECTORS PER POLLING STATION :

VOTES
1. POLLED	332265	( 62.63% of Total Electors)
2. VALID	317637
3. REJECTED	14628	( 4.40% of Total Votes Polled)
4. MISSING	0
5. TENDERED	0

I. CANDIDATES	MALE	FEMALE	TOTAL
1. NOMINATED	6	1	7
2. REJECTED	0	0	0
3. WITHDRAWN	2	1	3
4. CONTESTED	4	0	4
5. FORFEITED DEPOSIT	2	0	2

II. ELECTORS
1. GENERAL	271001	259509	530510
2. SERVICE	0	0	0
3. TOTAL	271001	259509	530510

III. ELECTORS WHO VOTED
1. GENERAL	180838	151427	332265
2. POSTAL	0	0	0
3. TOTAL	180838	151427	332265

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Shri Tekur Subramanyam Member of Parliament (MP) from Bellary (Mysore) Biodata

February 13, 2019December 28, 2018 by M Prakash

Name of Member: Shri Tekur Subramanyam

Political Party: Congress

Constituency & State: Bellary (Mysore)

Lok Sabha Experience: 1,2,3

Third Lok Sabha

Members Bioprofile

SUBRAMANYAM, SHRI TEKUR, B.A., B.L., Cong., (Mysore—Bellary—1962): S. of Shri Tekur Rama Sastry; B. Uravakonda, August 9, 1900; ed. at Wardlaw High School, Bellary, Pachaiyappa’s College, Madras and Law College, Madras; m. Shrimati Tekur Meenakshamma, August 21, 1921; 2 S. and 2 D.; Farmer; Secretary, All India Swadeshi Exhibition, Bellary (1933); Member, Madras State Food Advisory Committee, Harijan Welfare Committee, Rural Development Committee and Rayalaseema Development Committee (1947—52); President, Bellary D.C.C, (1946—58); Associate Member, Linguistic Provinces Commission (1948); President, Bellary Cooperative Land Mortgage Bank (1949—59); Member, Road and Inland Water Transport Advisory Committee since 1958; Member, All India Post and Telegraph Advisory Committee since 1961; General Secretary, Congress Party in Parliament (1956); Member, First Lok Sabha, 1952—57, and Second Lok Sabha, 1957—62; Participated in various Congress movements and went to jail four times.

Social activities: Took part in programmes to remove untouchability and secure amenities to Harijans and other backward classes; Participated in movements relating to Hindi-Prachar, prohibition, famine relief, Community Development etc.; President, Bellary Distt. Famine Relief Committee, 1946-47.

Hobbies: Farming and gardening.

Favourite pastime and recreation: Walking and swimming.

Sports and clubs: President, Mallasajjana Vyayam Shala Silver Jubilee Sports Celebration Committee (1960), Member, Cosmopolitan Club, Bellary.

Publications: Directory of Madras Legislature (1938), published a Kannada Weekly ‘Karnataka Kesari’ (1931).

Permanent address: Gandhinagar, Bellary.

[Voting results at the Election:

Electorate: 4,86,041

Shri Tekur Subramanyam . . 1,48,765

Shiri J. Mohamed Imam Sahib . . 1,37,448].

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Dr. V.K.R. Varadaraja Rao Member of Parliament (MP) from Bellary (Mysore) Biodata

February 5, 2019December 28, 2018 by M Prakash

Name of Member: Dr. V.K.R. Varadaraja Rao

Political Party: Congress

Constituency & State: Bellary (Mysore)

Lok Sabha Experience: 4,5

Fifth Lok Sabha

Members Bioprofile

RAO, DR. V.K. R. VARADARAJA, M.A., Ph.D., (Cantab), (Cong.) Mysore-Bellary—1971, Son of Shri K. Kasturirangachar; b. at Conjeevaram, Tamil Nadu, July 7, 1908; ed. at Wilson College, Bombay and Conville and Caius College, Cambridge; m. Shrimati Kamala Rao, July 8, 1962 (first wife died in 1955); 1 s. and 2 d.; Economist, educationist and writer; President, (i) Indian Economic Association, (ii) Indian Agricultural Economic Conference, (iii) Indian Commerce Conference, (iv) Indian Labour Economics Conference, (v) Indian Education Conference, (vi) Indian Association for Research in Income and Wealth and (vii) Demographic Research Advisory Committee; Chairman, (i) United Nations Sub-Commission on Economic Development, 1947-50 and (ii) Programme Evaluation Advisory Board; Correspondent Member of Institute-de-Science Economique Applique, Paris; Correspondent from India to the Royal Economic Society, London; Member, (i) Governing Council of the International Association for Research, income and Wealth, (ii) Press Commission, (iii) Taxation Commission, (iv) National income Committee and (v) Panel of Economists, Planning Commission; Founder and first Director, Delhi School of Economics, 1948-57; Vice-Chancellor, University of Delhi, 1957-60; Founder and first Director, Institute of Economic Growth, 1960-63; Member, Planning Commission, 1963-66; Member, Fourth Lok Sabha, 1967-70; Minister, Transport and Shipping, March, 13, 1967-February 14, 1969, Minister, Education and Youth Services, February, 15, 1969—March, 17, 1971.

Social activities.—Associated with Bombay Presidency Youth League, Bombay Swadeshi League and Bombay Adult Education Society.

Hobbies.—Reading and writing.

Special interests.—Child welfare, demography, library movement, adult literacy, democratic socialism, promotion of Indian languages.

Accomplishments in letters, art and science.— Honorary D. Litt. from several Indian Universities; D.C.L. (Oxon); Honorary Fellow, Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge; Professor Emeritus, University of Delhi.

Books published.—(1) Taxation of Income in India, (2) An Essay on India’s National Income, (3) The National Income of British India, (4) War and Indian Economy, (5) India and International Currency Plans, (6) Post-War Rupee, (7) Foreign Aid and India’s Economic Development, (8) Essays on Economic Development, (9) Greater Delhi—A Study in Urbanisation, (10) Education and Human Resource Development, (U) Swami Vivekananda’s Message to the Youth, (12) The Gandhian Alternative to Western Socialism.

Travels abroad.—U.K., Canada, U.S.A., Holland, Denmark, Switzerland, France, Germany, Yugoslavia, Czechoslovakia, Italy, Poland, U.S.S.R., Japan, China, Thailand, Indonesia, Malawi, Uganda and Australia.

Permanent address.—C/o. M. R. Koneri Rao 332, 22nd Cross, Block III, East Jayanagar, Bangalore.

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