Hira Singh Chinaria, born September 17, 1895, and died May 7, 1955, was an Indian agriculturist and politician who conducted research on dry-land farming and wrote several books on cultivation without irrigation. He led the Praja Mandal movement in the princely state of Jind during India's independence struggle and was elected to India's first Lok Sabha in 1952, representing the Mohindergarh constituency; he died in the Lok Sabha chamber in 1955 shortly after finishing a speech on the Hindu Succession Bill, the first sitting member to die in parliament since independence.
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Defining ContributionAgricultural researcher who studied dry-land farming and led the Jind State Praja Mandal during the independence movement, later serving in India's first Lok Sabha until his death in the chamber in 1955. 1 In the Other Atlases
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Hira Singh Chinaria (17 September 1895 – 7 May 1955) was an Indian politician and agriculturist, who conducted research on agriculture in dry conditions.
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Early life section
Chinaria was born on 17 September 1895, in Kalayana village, Dadri Tehsil.
Death section
Hira Singh died in the Lok Sabha chamber on 7 May 1955, just after finishing a speech on the Hindu Succession Bill.
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Hira Singh Chinaria (17 September 1895 - 7 May 1955) was an Indian politician and agriculturist, who conducted research on agriculture in dry conditions.
Praja Mandal movement section
He was elected president of the Jind State Praja Mandal.
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