Chaudhari Rajpal Singh Tyagi (politician)

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

• 1948: Established the first school in Niwari to ensure a bright future for children.
• 1957: Built a road from Niwari to Modinagar, improving transportation.
• 1958: Got Niwari the status of Nagar Panchayat.
• 1960-63: Brought electricity to Niwari.
• 1969: Installed hand pumps, ensuring clean drinking water.
• 1986: Invited CM Veer Bahadur Singh and advocated for a police station and tehsil office in Niwari.

He also donated around 60 bighas of land for Shri Krishna Inter College and Sanjay Gandhi Girls inter college, benefitting over 1,000 students and encouraging youth employment. His dedication was so strong that he used his personal ministerial allowance for children's education.

Social Contributions

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 community development.

Personal Life

He had four daughters and one son, Shri Vivek Tyagi, who followed in his footsteps in social service. He taught his children to serve society and was an inspiring mentor. He was deeply connected to the welfare of farmers and became a symbol of honesty in public life.

Legacy

Shri Rajpal Tyagi’s life was dedicated to society and his village. His family includes notable magistrates like Omkar Nath Singh, Vishwanath Pratap Singh, and his father Hoshiar Singh. His humble and charitable nature continues to inspire. His family's contribution to the freedom movement and the judiciary highlights their deep social and political values.

Remembrance and Contributions

In his memory, several initiatives have been undertaken in and around Niwari. His life remains a beacon of inspiration and reflects the glory and legacy of the Tyagi clan of Teetwal.