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Smt. Mohinder Kaur,
Rajmata Patiala
ASHI President |
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14th September, 1922. D/o Late Shri Harcharan Singh Jaijee. |
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Educated at Queen Mary's College, Lahore. |
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Married to His Highness Late Maharaja Yadavindra Singh of Patiala.
Has two sons and two daughters. |
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1947-49: |
Helped in organising camps for refugees from West Pakistan in 1947 and recovery of abducted women is Pepsu during 1947-49. |
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1953-66: |
Chairman, Small Savings Board, Pepsu/Punjab |
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1953-70: |
Member of National Savings Central Advisory Committee. |
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1954-55: |
Chairman, State Social Welfare Advisory Board, Pepsu/Punjab. |
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1955: |
Vice President, Bharat Krishak Samaj (Farmer's Forum India). |
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1955-69: |
President, Bhartiya Grameen Mahila Sangh
(National Association of Rural Women). |
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1956-70: |
Chairman, State Social Welfare Advisory Board, Punjab.
Member, Central Social Welfare Board.
Incharge of Madhya Pradesh and Bihar. |
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1964-67: |
Vice President, Zonal Co-ordinating F.P. Educational Leader,
Incharge of Madhya Pradesh, Himachal Pradesh, Punjab, Delhi, Rajasthan and Jammu & Kashmir.
Member of Rajya Sabha. |
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1965-to date: |
President, Association for Social Health in India. |
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1965-68: |
President, World Agriculture Memorial Farmer's Welfare Trust Society. |
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1967-71: |
Member of Lok Sabha |
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1968-71: |
Vice Chairman, Central Institute of Research & Training in Public Co-operation. |
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1969: |
President, International Abolitionist Fedration, Geneva. |
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1973-77: |
General Secretary, Indian National Congress. |
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1977: |
General Secretary, Janta Party. |
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1978-84: |
Member of Rajya Sabha. |
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At Present: |
Chairperson, Sardar Vallabh Bhai Patel Smarak Trust
(Regd.) 7, Jantar Mantar Road, New Delhi. |
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President, Association for Social Health in India. |
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1947-49: |
Educated at Queen Mary's College, Lahore. |
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Has travelled extensively in India and abroad. Represented the country and voluntary organizations at important International Seminars and Conferences in Europe, Asia and USA. |
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