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K. S. Veerabhadrappa

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K. S. Veerabhadrappa
Personal details
Born29 July 1929
Gadag, Dharwar District.
SpouseSmt. K. S. Rathnamma
Children6 sons and  2 daughters
ParentK. S. Sangappa (father)
ProfessionPolitician, Agriculturist and Trader

K.S. Veerabhadrappa (born on 29 July 1929) is an Indian politcian and Member of Parliament (MP) in 6th Lok Sabha, represented the Bellary in Lok Sabha, lower house of the Indian Parliament.[1][2][3][4] He is also Director of M/S Karnataka Patrika Private Ltd., which published 'Samyukta, Karnataka' (Kannada Daily), 'Karma-veera' (Weekly), 'Kasturi' (Monthly) and 'Chitradeep' (Monthly).[5]

Early life and background

Veerabhadrappa was born on 29 July 1929 in Gadag, Dharwar District. K. S. Sangappa was his father.[5]

Personal life

Veerabhadrappa married Smt. K. S. Rathnamma and the couple has 6 sons and  2 daughters.[5]

Positions held

  • Member of Vijayanagar Steel Town Planning Authority, Hospet.
  • State Advisory Board Member for (i) Food and Civil Supplies (ii) Sericulture. (Since 1974)
  • Executive Committee Member of Karnataka Pradesh Krishik Samaj, Bangalore. (Since 1974)
# From To Position
1. 1960 1975 President of Town Municipal Council, Sandur.
2. 1968 1975 President of Taluk Development Board.
3. 1969 1976 President of Vijaya Large-size Multipurpose Cooperative Society, Sandur.
4. 1969 1976 District President of Bharat Seva Dal, Bellary.
5. 1971 1973 Director of B.D.C.C. Bank Ltd. Hospet.
6. 1972 1974 Member of District Development Council, Bellary.
7. 1977 1979 MP in 6th Lok Sabha from Bellary.

References

  1. ^ Sabha, India Parliament Lok (1979). Lok Sabha Debates. Lok Sabha Secretariat.
  2. ^ Socialist India. Indian National Congress. All India Congress Committee. 1976.
  3. ^ Sabha, India Parliament Lok (1978). Lok Sabha Debates. Lok Sabha Secretariat.
  4. ^ Reed, Sir Stanley (1978). Indian and Pakistan Year Book and Who's who. Times of India Press.
  5. ^ a b c "Members Bioprofile". loksabha.nic.in. Retrieved 2023-01-15.