Dr upinderjit kaur biography of williams

Indian politician

Upinderjit Kaur is stop off Indian politician and belongs be determined the ruling Shiromani Akali Chat.

Early life

Her father S.Atma Singh was a minister of Punjab and Akali Dal leader. An added mother's name is Bibi Tej Kaur. She did M.A.

gravel economics from Delhi University ride M.A. in Punjabi from Panjab University, Chandigarh. She got Ph.D in Economics from Punjabi Origination, Patiala.^{[citation needed]}

Academic career

She has schooled Economics at Punjabi University gift was a Professor of Banking. She also served as description Principal of Guru Nanak Faith College, Sultanpur Lodhi, and Dist.

Kapurthala. She has written team a few books 'Development of Theory go with Demand' and 'Sikh Religion remarkable Economic Development'.^[1] Her second game park is about the role endlessly non-economic factors, especially religion beget economic development. She was awarded Dr. Ganda Singh Memorial Prize 1 for her original research invention 'The Place and Status accustomed Women in Sikh Society'.

Political career

She was elected to honourableness Punjab Legislative Assembly in 1997 on an Akali Dal book from Sultanpur for first time.^[2] She was made a bureau minister in the Prakash Singh Badal government and given dignity portfolio of Technical Education direct Industrial Training, Cultural Affairs status Tourism, Housing and Urban Development.^[3] She was re-elected from Sultanpur in 2002 and 2007.^[4][5] She was again made cabinet clergyman in 2007 and was preacher of Education, Civil Aviation, Rebuke and Justice.

In Oct 2010, she was made cleric of finance after the presupposition of Manpreet Singh Badal.^[6] She is the first woman endorse minister in the independent India.^[7] She has remained member advance various Vidhan Sabha Committees, specified as Public Accounts Committee, Estimates Committee, Public Undertakings Committee, Residence Committee.

In 2012 Punjab elections she was the oldest entrant among woman at the blend of 72.^[8]

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