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			\| colspan="2" style="text-align: center; font-size: larger; padding: 5px 0;" \|'''Chaudhary Shri Rajpal Tyagi'''
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			\| style="width: 30%; padding: 5px;" \|'''Born'''
			\| style="width: 70%; padding: 5px;" \|7 April 1925, [[wikipedia:Niwari,_Ghaziabad\|Niwari]], [[wikipedia:Uttar Pradesh\|Uttar Pradesh]], [[wikipedia:India\|India]]
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			\| style="width: 30%; padding: 5px;" \|'''Died'''
			\| style="width: 70%; padding: 5px;" \|30 September 1989, [[wikipedia:Niwari,_Ghaziabad\|Niwari]], [[wikipedia:Uttar Pradesh\|Uttar Pradesh]], [[wikipedia:India\|India]]
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			\| style="width: 30%; padding: 5px;" \|'''Nationality'''
			\| style="width: 70%; padding: 5px;" \|[[wikipedia:Indian\|Indian]]
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			\| style="width: 30%; padding: 5px;" \|'''Occupation'''
			\| style="width: 70%; padding: 5px;" \|Politician, Social Reformer, Farmer
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			\| style="width: 30%; padding: 5px;" \|'''Political Party'''
			\| style="width: 70%; padding: 5px;" \|[[wikipedia:Indian National Congress\|Indian National Congress]]
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			\| style="width: 30%; padding: 5px;" \|'''Office'''
			\| style="width: 70%; padding: 5px;" \|Minister of Irrigation and Power, [[wikipedia:Government of Uttar Pradesh\|Uttar Pradesh Government]]
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			\| style="width: 30%; padding: 5px;" \|'''Term Start'''
			\| style="width: 70%; padding: 5px;" \|1980
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			\| style="width: 30%; padding: 5px;" \|'''Term End'''
			\| style="width: 70%; padding: 5px;" \|Unknown
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			\| style="width: 30%; padding: 5px;" \|'''Alma Mater'''
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			* [[wikipedia:Meerut College\|Meerut College]] (B.A.)
			* [[wikipedia:University of Lucknow\|Lucknow University]] (LL.B.)
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			\| style="width: 30%; padding: 5px;" \|'''Known For'''
			\| style="width: 70%; padding: 5px;" \|Rural development, Public service, Education
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			\| style="width: 30%; padding: 5px;" \|'''Children'''
			\| style="width: 70%; padding: 5px;" \|1 son, 4 daughters (including [[wikipedia:Vivek Tyagi\|Vivek Tyagi]])
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			\| style="width: 30%; padding: 5px;" \|'''Residence'''
			\| style="width: 70%; padding: 5px;" \|[[wikipedia:Niwari,_Ghaziabad\|Niwari]], [[wikipedia:Uttar Pradesh\|Uttar Pradesh]], [[wikipedia:India\|India]]
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			'''''Shri Rajpal Singh Tyagi''''' was a prominent Indian politician, social reformer, and agriculturist. He served as Minister of Electricity and Irrigation in Uttar Pradesh. He hailed from the renowned Tyagi Brahmin lineage of Niwari Nagar Panchayat, a community with ancient historical roots and strong land ownership traditions. His philanthropic nature and social work earned him deep respect in society.

			== Ancient Lineage and Establishment of Niwari Village ==
			Former Minister Rajpal Tyagi’s royal ancestry traces back to the Teetwal princely state of Kashmir, now a district. The Tyagi clan from Teetwal is historically linked to Mahabharata-era Hastinapur. During the reign of King Pandu, the city of Pahrawal (in present-day Punjab-Haryana) was attacked, resulting in the king and queen's deaths. The royal family fled with their four sons and daughter Kunti Devi, eventually settling at a place called "Nakka Kuan" near Garhmukteshwar. This place remains a symbol of the Tyagi clan’s heritage.

			Kunti Devi is said to have performed 'Sati' at this site and blessed her brothers with prosperity through the grace of River Ganga. One of the brothers crossed Garhmukteshwar while the other three founded Ujjain Nagar in Ghaziabad district. Their descendants later settled in Niwari, where Rao Alam Singh arrived in 1480 and established the town.

			== Contribution of Niwari Nagar Panchayat in Freedom Struggle ==
			During the 1857 revolt, King Tej Singh of Niwari rebelled against British rule. Owning 1,12,000 acres of land, he posed a significant challenge to the British in several battles. His three sons—Raja Rao Jeeraj Singh, Vijay Singh, and Hira Singh—actively participated in the uprising. Raja Rao Jeeraj Singh was one of the first Indians to study in England. His descendants played crucial roles in Uttar Pradesh’s political history.

			== Early Life ==
			Chaudhary Rajpal Singh Tyagi was born on April 7, 1925, into a respected royal family of Niwari village, Uttar Pradesh. His father, Chaudhary Hoshiar Singh, inspired by Mahatma Gandhi, resigned from his position as a Honorary Lifetime Magistrate of Meerut Mandal during the freedom movement and invited Gandhi to their home, donating his earnings. His mother, Dayavati Devi, belonged to the royal family of Nehtaur state of district Bijnor.

			== Education and personal interest ==
			From a young age, Chaudhary Rajpal Singh Tyagi was fond of sports and fitness. He participated in various competitions and was passionate about wrestling. He was also a weightlifter in college. He earned his B.A. from Meerut and completed his LL.B. from Lucknow.

			== Political Career ==
			Rajpal Tyagi’s political journey was defined by integrity and dedication. He was a guiding force in the Indian National Congress:

			* '''1942''': Imprisoned during the freedom movement.
			* '''1950''': Became General Secretary of the Meerut District Youth Congress.
			* '''1954''': Elected District Vice-President.
			* '''1958''': Became President of Meerut District Congress Committee.
			* '''1962''': Chosen as Working President of the District Congress.
			* '''1965''': Appointed General Secretary of the State Congress Committee.
			* '''1969''': Contested from Muradnagar Assembly seat.
			* '''1970''': Became Vice President of the UP Congress Committee.
			* '''1973''': Member of the All India Khadi and Village Industries Commission.
			* '''1974''': Elected MLA from Muradnagar and joined various Assembly committees.
			* '''1977''': Imprisoned with Indira Gandhi for political activities.
			* '''1980''': Appointed as The Minister of finance and power Uttar Pradesh Legislative Council by Indira Gandhi, becoming the first Tyagi Minister in UP.
			* '''1984''': Became Minister for Electricity and Irrigation.
			* '''1989''': Appointed President of Ghaziabad District Congress Committee. He passed away the same year on 30th September.

			== Key Achievements ==
	Chaudhary Rajpal Singh Tyagi made several historic contributions to the development of Niwari and surrounding areas:		Chaudhary Rajpal Singh Tyagi made several historic contributions to the development of Niwari and surrounding areas:

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	~~\| style="width: 70%; padding: 5px;" \|30 September 1989, [[wikipedia:Niwari,_Ghaziabad\|Niwari]], [[wikipedia:Uttar Pradesh\|Uttar Pradesh]], [[wikipedia:India\|India]]~~
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	~~\| style="width: 70%; padding: 5px;" \|[[wikipedia:Indian National Congress\|Indian National Congress]]~~
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	~~\| style="width: 30%; padding: 5px;" \|'''Office'''~~
	~~\| style="width: 70%; padding: 5px;" \|Minister of Irrigation and Power, [[wikipedia:Government of Uttar Pradesh\|Uttar Pradesh Government]]~~
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	~~\| style="width: 30%; padding: 5px;" \|'''Term Start'''~~
	~~\| style="width: 70%; padding: 5px;" \|1980~~
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	~~\| style="width: 70%; padding: 5px;" \|Unknown~~
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	* [[wikipedia:Meerut College\|Meerut College]] (B.A.)
	* [[wikipedia:University of Lucknow\|Lucknow University]] (LL.B.)
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	~~\| style="width: 30%; padding: 5px;" \|'''Known For'''~~
	~~\| style="width: 70%; padding: 5px;" \|Rural development, Public service, Education~~
	\|-
	~~\| style="width: 30%; padding: 5px;" \|'''Children'''~~
	~~\| style="width: 70%; padding: 5px;" \|1 son, 4 daughters (including [[wikipedia:Vivek Tyagi\|Vivek Tyagi]])~~
	\|-
	~~\| style="width: 30%; padding: 5px;" \|'''Residence'''~~
	~~\| style="width: 70%; padding: 5px;" \|[[wikipedia:Niwari,_Ghaziabad\|Niwari]], [[wikipedia:Uttar Pradesh\|Uttar Pradesh]], [[wikipedia:India\|India]]~~
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	'''''Shri Rajpal Singh Tyagi''''' was a prominent Indian politician, social reformer, and agriculturist. He served as Minister of Electricity and Irrigation in Uttar Pradesh. He hailed from the renowned Tyagi Brahmin lineage of Niwari Nagar Panchayat, a community with ancient historical roots and strong land ownership traditions. His philanthropic nature and social work earned him deep respect in society.

	~~== Ancient Lineage and Establishment of Niwari Village ==~~
	Former Minister Rajpal Tyagi’s royal ancestry traces back to the Teetwal princely state of Kashmir, now a district. The Tyagi clan from Teetwal is historically linked to Mahabharata-era Hastinapur. During the reign of King Pandu, the city of Pahrawal (in present-day Punjab-Haryana) was attacked, resulting in the king and queen's deaths. The royal family fled with their four sons and daughter Kunti Devi, eventually settling at a place called "Nakka Kuan" near Garhmukteshwar. This place remains a symbol of the Tyagi clan’s heritage.

	Kunti Devi is said to have performed 'Sati' at this site and blessed her brothers with prosperity through the grace of River Ganga. One of the brothers crossed Garhmukteshwar while the other three founded Ujjain Nagar in Ghaziabad district. Their descendants later settled in Niwari, where Rao Alam Singh arrived in 1480 and established the town.

	~~== Contribution of Niwari Nagar Panchayat in Freedom Struggle ==~~
	During the 1857 revolt, King Tej Singh of Niwari rebelled against British rule. Owning 1,12,000 acres of land, he posed a significant challenge to the British in several battles. His three sons—Raja Rao Jeeraj Singh, Vijay Singh, and Hira Singh—actively participated in the uprising. Raja Rao Jeeraj Singh was one of the first Indians to study in England. His descendants played crucial roles in Uttar Pradesh’s political history.

	~~== Early Life ==~~
	Chaudhary Rajpal Singh Tyagi was born on April 7, 1925, into a respected royal family of Niwari village, Uttar Pradesh. His father, Chaudhary Hoshiar Singh, inspired by Mahatma Gandhi, resigned from his position as a Honorary Lifetime Magistrate of Meerut Mandal during the freedom movement and invited Gandhi to their home, donating his earnings. His mother, Dayavati Devi, belonged to the royal family of Nehtaur state of district Bijnor.

	~~== Education and personal interest ==~~
	From a young age, Chaudhary Rajpal Singh Tyagi was fond of sports and fitness. He participated in various competitions and was passionate about wrestling. He was also a weightlifter in college. He earned his B.A. from Meerut and completed his LL.B. from Lucknow.

	~~== Political Career ==~~
	~~Rajpal Tyagi’s political journey was defined by integrity and dedication. He was a guiding force in the Indian National Congress:~~

	* '''1942''': Imprisoned during the freedom movement.
	* '''1950''': Became General Secretary of the Meerut District Youth Congress.
	* '''1954''': Elected District Vice-President.
	* '''1958''': Became President of Meerut District Congress Committee.
	* '''1962''': Chosen as Working President of the District Congress.
	* '''1965''': Appointed General Secretary of the State Congress Committee.
	* '''1969''': Contested from Muradnagar Assembly seat.
	* '''1970''': Became Vice President of the UP Congress Committee.
	* '''1973''': Member of the All India Khadi and Village Industries Commission.
	* '''1974''': Elected MLA from Muradnagar and joined various Assembly committees.
	* '''1977''': Imprisoned with Indira Gandhi for political activities.
	* '''1980''': Appointed as The Minister of finance and power Uttar Pradesh Legislative Council by Indira Gandhi, becoming the first Tyagi Minister in UP.
	* '''1984''': Became Minister for Electricity and Irrigation.
	* '''1989''': Appointed President of Ghaziabad District Congress Committee. He passed away the same year on 30th September.

	~~== Key Achievements ==~~
	Chaudhary Rajpal Singh Tyagi made several historic contributions to the development of Niwari and surrounding areas:		Chaudhary Rajpal Singh Tyagi made several historic contributions to the development of Niwari and surrounding areas:

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	== Early Life and Education ==		== Early Life and Education ==
	Born on 7 April 1925 in Niwari, Chaudhary Rajpal Tyagi was the son of Chaudhary Hoshiyar Singh, ~~a [[wikipedia:~~Magistrate~~\|Magistrate]]~~ who resigned during the [[wikipedia:Indian independence movement\|independence movement]] inspired by [[wikipedia:Mahatma Gandhi\|Mahatma Gandhi]]. His mother, Dayawati Devi, hailed from the royal family of Nithora.		Born on 7 April 1925 in Niwari, Chaudhary Rajpal Tyagi was the son of Chaudhary Hoshiyar Singh, Honorary Lifetime Magistrate of Meerut Mandal and the royal family of Nehtaur state of district Bijnor who resigned during the [[wikipedia:Indian independence movement\|independence movement]] inspired by [[wikipedia:Mahatma Gandhi\|Mahatma Gandhi]]. His mother, Dayawati Devi, hailed from the royal family of Nithora.

	He was passionate about [[wikipedia:Wrestling\|wrestling]] and [[wikipedia:Weightlifting\|weightlifting]] and pursued his education with a B.A. in [[wikipedia:Meerut\|Meerut]] followed by an LL.B. from [[wikipedia:University of Lucknow\|Lucknow University]].		He was passionate about [[wikipedia:Wrestling\|wrestling]] and [[wikipedia:Weightlifting\|weightlifting]] and pursued his education with a B.A. in [[wikipedia:Meerut\|Meerut]] followed by an LL.B. from [[wikipedia:University of Lucknow\|Lucknow University]].
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	* 1948: Established the first school in Niwari.		* 1948: Established the first school in Niwari.
	* 1957: Built road connecting Niwari to ~~Mahdinagar~~.		* 1957: Built road connecting Niwari to Modinagar.
	* 1958: Elevated Niwari to [[wikipedia:Nagar Panchayat\|Nagar Panchayat]] status.		* 1958: Elevated Niwari to [[wikipedia:Nagar Panchayat\|Nagar Panchayat]] status.
	* 1962–63: Introduced electricity in Niwari.		* 1962–63: Introduced electricity in Niwari.

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	Chaudhary Rajpal Tyagi belonged to a royal family tracing its roots to the Teetwal region of [[wikipedia:Kashmir\|Kashmir]], now the Teetwal district. The Tyagi lineage of Niwari dates back to the [[wikipedia:Mahabharata\|Mahabharata]] era, associated with [[wikipedia:Hastinapur\|Hastinapur]].		Chaudhary Rajpal Tyagi belonged to a royal family tracing its roots to the Teetwal region of [[wikipedia:Kashmir\|Kashmir]], now the Teetwal district. The Tyagi lineage of Niwari dates back to the [[wikipedia:Mahabharata\|Mahabharata]] era, associated with [[wikipedia:Hastinapur\|Hastinapur]].

	~~During King [[wikipedia:Pandu\|Pandu]]’s reign~~, ~~an invasion of~~ the ~~[[wikipedia:Punjab~~ region~~\|Pahariwal region]]~~ (modern [[wikipedia:Punjab\|Punjab]]-[[wikipedia:Haryana\|Haryana]]) prompted the family to migrate to [[wikipedia:Garhmukteshwar\|Garhmukteshwar]], where they settled at “Nakka Kuan.” One of the four brothers later crossed the [[wikipedia:Ganges\|Ganges]] and established Niwari village in 1480, founded by Rao Alam Singh.		Chaudhary Rajpal Singh Tyagi belonged to the Royal family of Niwari State of western Uttar Pradesh, tracing its roots to the Teetwal region of Kashmir (modern [[wikipedia:Punjab\|Punjab]]-[[wikipedia:Haryana\|Haryana]]) prompted the family to migrate to [[wikipedia:Garhmukteshwar\|Garhmukteshwar]], where they settled at “Nakka Kuan.” One of the four brothers later crossed the [[wikipedia:Ganges\|Ganges]] and established Niwari village in 1480, founded by Rao Alam Singh.

	== Contribution to the Freedom Struggle ==		== Contribution to the Freedom Struggle ==
	During the [[wikipedia:Indian Rebellion of 1857\|1857 Revolt]], Raja Tej Singh of Niwari resisted British rule. He and his sons—Raja ~~Jijaraj~~ Singh, Vijay Singh, and Hira Singh—played significant roles. Raja ~~Jijaraj~~ Singh was among the first Indians to study in [[wikipedia:England\|England]], and his descendants contributed to the shaping of [[wikipedia:Uttar Pradesh\|Uttar Pradesh]]’s history.		During the [[wikipedia:Indian Rebellion of 1857\|1857 Revolt]], Raja Tej Singh of Niwari resisted British rule. He and his sons—Raja Rao Jeeraj Singh, Vijay Singh, and Hira Singh—played significant roles. Raja Rao Jeeraj Singh was among the first Indians to study in [[wikipedia:England\|England]], and his descendants contributed to the shaping of [[wikipedia:Uttar Pradesh\|Uttar Pradesh]]’s history.

	== Early Life and Education ==		== Early Life and Education ==
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	* 1970: Vice President, Uttar Pradesh Congress Committee.		* 1970: Vice President, Uttar Pradesh Congress Committee.
	* 1974: Elected MLA from Muradnagar; served on legislative committees.		* 1974: Elected MLA from Muradnagar; served on legislative committees.
	* 1980: Member, [[wikipedia:Uttar Pradesh Legislative Council\|Uttar Pradesh Legislative Council]]; ~~appointed~~ Minister of ~~Irrigation~~ and ~~Power~~.		* 1980: Member, [[wikipedia:Uttar Pradesh Legislative Council\|Uttar Pradesh Legislative Council]]; Appointed as The Minister of finance and power, Became the first Tyagi Minister in Uttar Pradesh.

	== Key Achievements ==		== Key Achievements ==
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	* 1962–63: Introduced electricity in Niwari.		* 1962–63: Introduced electricity in Niwari.
	* 1969: Installed a clean water tank.		* 1969: Installed a clean water tank.
	* 1986: Hosted CM Veer Bahadur Singh to inaugurate Niwari Police Station and ~~Mahdinagar~~ Tehsil.		* 1986: Hosted CM Veer Bahadur Singh to inaugurate Niwari Police Station and Modinagar Tehsil.

	== Social Contributions ==		== Social Contributions ==
	Chaudhary Tyagi donated around 60 bighas of land for Krishna ~~Inter College and Girls’~~ Inter College in Niwari, enabling education for over 1,000 children. He actively encouraged youth employment and used personal funds for [[wikipedia:Community development\|community development]].		Chaudhary Rajpal Singh Tyagi donated around 60 bighas of land for Shri Krishna Inter College in Niwari and And Sanjay Gandhi Girls inter college, enabling education for over 1,000 children. He actively encouraged youth employment and used personal funds for [[wikipedia:Community development\|community development]].

	== Personal Life ==		== Personal Life ==
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	== Legacy ==		== Legacy ==
	A symbol of commitment to the public, Chaudhary Rajpal Tyagi’s legacy lives on through schools, roads, and institutions bearing his influence in Niwari and surrounding regions.		A symbol of commitment to the public, Chaudhary Rajpal Singh Tyagi’s legacy lives on through schools, roads, and institutions bearing his influence in Niwari and surrounding regions.

	== Death ==		== Death ==
	Chaudhary Rajpal Tyagi passed away on 30 September 1989. His legacy continues to inspire the Tyagi community and the people of Uttar Pradesh.		Chaudhary Rajpal Tyagi passed away on 30 September 1989. His legacy continues to inspire the Tyagi community and the people of Uttar Pradesh.