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Rameshwar Thakur was an Indian politician, chartered accountant, and social activist. He was born in 1925 in Bihar and died in 2015. He received his MA and LLB degrees and became a chartered accountant. Thakur was actively involved in India's independence movement and later worked to promote social reforms, education, healthcare, and rural development. He held many prestigious positions including President of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India and Governor of Orissa. Thakur made significant contributions to society through his work in politics, accounting, education, and social welfare organizations.

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Rameshwar Thakur was an Indian politician, chartered accountant, and social activist. He was born in 1925 in Bihar and died in 2015. He received his MA and LLB degrees and became a chartered accountant. Thakur was actively involved in India's independence movement and later worked to promote social reforms, education, healthcare, and rural development. He held many prestigious positions including President of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India and Governor of Orissa. Thakur made significant contributions to society through his work in politics, accounting, education, and social welfare organizations.

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Name - CA Rameshwar Thakur

Born - 28th July 1925


Died - 15th January 2015
Education - M.A, LLB, CA
Source -
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rameshwar_Thaku
r & http://governor.mp.gov.in/thakur.aspx
-: PROFILE :-
Actively involved in the Quit India movement in 1942,
stayed underground for about 6 months in Raj Mahal
hills of Santhal Parganas, Jharkhand
Arrested and detained in Central Jail, Kolkata (Dum
Dum) beacuse of participation in the national movement
in 1942
Active participation in health care, educational
upliftment, social reforms and rural reconstruction
activities particularly in Santhal Parganas, Jharkhand
Worked as a Chartered Accountant in the 1950s
Lecturer with City College, Calcutta University during
1955-60
Visiting Professor, Department of Management Studies,
Delhi University during 1960-73
Actively involved in social welfare activities
Founder Secretary of Indira Gandhi Award for National
Integration as well as Rajiv Gandhi Sadbhavana Award
Founder trustee of Hari Devi Memorial Fund set up in 1965
Set up a 30-bedded Hari Devi Rural Referral Hospital at
Godda in 1976
Set up a 40-bedded Hospital for Cancer, Leprosy & T.B. in
2002 at native village, Thakur Gangti, Dist. Godda,
Jharkhand
Founder trustee of Gadadhar Mishra Memorial Fund
established in 1965 at Gandhigram
Gadadhar Fund engaged in Khadi & Village Industries,
Rural Development Programmes in Godda District,
Jharkhand
ICAI Council member from 1964 to 1970
President of Institute of Chartered Accountants of India
(VIth Council) during 1966-67
President of Indian Fellowship of former Scouts and
Guides
President of Indian Scouts and Guides from November 1998
to November 2001, and again after November 2004
Chairman of Study Group on Banking Costs, Banking
Commission, Government of India from 1978-82
Former convener of Committee for Productivity,
Efficiency and Profitability, RBI
Chairman of Associated Journals Ltd. from 1987-91.
(National Herald Group of Papers)
Chairman of Thakur Research Foundation, New Delhi
Chairman of Rajendra Bhawan Trust, New Delhi
Former Director, Unit Trust of India (4 years)
Director, Punjab National Bank from 1978 to 1982
Former Director, Export Credit Guarantee Corporation
of India (3 years)
Former Director, Punjab-Haryana and Delhi Chambers of
Commerce (3 years)
Member of Board of Governors, Management Development
Institute, Gurgaon, Haryana
Member of Planning Commission Committee on Voluntary
Participation in Rural Development (1978-79)
Member of Central Direct Taxes Advisory Committee
Member of Bihar State Planning Board
Member of Uttar Pradesh State Planning Board
Member of AICTE in Commerce
Member of Governing Board, Peoples Action for Rural
Development (Ministry of Rural Development, Government
of India)
Secretary of Sanjay Gandhi Memorial Trust, Amethi,
Uttar Pradesh, since 1986
Deputy Leader – Indian Parliamentary Union Conference,
Geneva (1984)
Group Leader of Indian Delegation to the World Congress
of Scouts, Burssels (1964)
Founder and Group Leader of the International Congress
of Accountants, Mexico in 1982
Leader of Fifteenth Asia Pacific Gathering, Colombo (1984)
Leader of Indian Delegation to the 17th General Assembly
Coventry, London (1987)
Chairman, World Congress of Scouts & Guides Fellowship
(1999)
Secretary of Sanjay Gandhi Memorial Trust, Amethi,
Uttar Pradesh, since 1986
Deputy Leader – Indian Parliamentary Union Conference,
Geneva (1984)
Group Leader of Indian Delegation to the World Congress
of Scouts, Burssels (1964)
Founder and Group Leader of the International Congress
of Accountants, Mexico in 1982
Leader of Fifteenth Asia Pacific Gathering, Colombo (1984)
Leader of Indian Delegation to the 17th General Assembly
Coventry, London (1987)
Chairman, World Congress of Scouts & Guides Fellowship
(1999)
Senior Indian National Congress politician
Elected to Rajya Sabha for the first time from April
1984 to March 1990
Member of Committee of Privileges, Rajya Sabha during
1986-90
Member of Public Accounts Committee during 1986-89
Re-elected to Rajya Sabha from April 1990 to March 1996
Union Minister of Finance (Revenue) and Rural
Development and Parliamentary Affairs from June 1991
up to December 1994
Apppointed Governor of Orissa on 17 Novemeber, 2004
Handled additional charge of Governor of Andhra
Pradesh from 29 January 2006 to 22 August 2007

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