Narendra Singh Tomar

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Narendra Singh Tomar Biography

Sh. Narendra Singh Tomar is a leader of Bhartiya Janta Party and the cabinet Minister of Rural Development, Panchayati Raj, and Mines in the Modi's Government. He contested an won from Morena constituency in Madhya Pradesh by a margin of over two lakh votes.

Narendra Singh Tomar Personal Life

Full Name	Narendra Singh Tomar
Date of Birth	12 Jul 1957 (Age 68)
Place of Birth	Morena, Madhya Pradesh, India
Party Name	Bharatiya Janta Party
Education	Graduate
Profession	Political and Social Worker
Father's Name	Munshi Singh Tomar
Mother's Name	Sharda Devi Tomar
Spouse's Name	Kiran Tomar
Spouse's Profession	Housewife
Children	2 Son(s) 1 Daughter(s)
Website	N/A

Narendra Singh Tomar Net Worth

Net Worth

₹68.81 LAKHS

ASSETS

₹1.14 CRORE

Liabilities

₹45.31 LAKHS

Interesting Facts about Narendra Singh Tomar

He is interested in Organising social, spiritual and cultural functions. Apart from that, he has a special Interest in Helping poor, blood donation camps and plantation. He was the Sports and Clubs President of Darpan Sports Sansthan, Gwalior. His Favourite Pastimes and Recreation is Watching movies. His nickname is Munna Bhaiya, the name given by Babulal Gaur. Apart from his fascination in sports, his literary interests are also quite evident. To encourage artists, Tomar organises many poetic symposiums. He is also involved in many social and cultural activities.

Political Timeline of Narendra Singh Tomar

• 2019 : He was inducted into Modi'd cabinet as Minister of agriculture and farmers welfare, Minister of rural development and Minister of panchayati raj.
• 2019 : He contested and won from Morena constituency in Madhya Pradesh by a margin of over two lakh votes.
• 2017 : He is the Union Cabinet Minister of Rural Development; Panchayati Raj; and Mines.
• 2017 : He was made the Union Cabinet Minister of Housing and Urban Affairs.
• 2016 : He became the Union Cabinet Minister, Rural Development; Panchayati Raj; and Drinking Water and Sanitation
• 2014 : He was the Union Cabinet Minister of Mines and Steel
• 2014 : He was the Union Cabinet Minister, Mines, Steel and Labour & Employment
• 2014 : He contested from Gwalior and re-elected to 16th Lok Sabha (2nd term). He defeated Ashok Singh of Congress.
• 2009 : He became the Member of Standing Committee on Chemicals and Fertilizers
• 2009 : He was Elected to 15th Lok Sabha from Morena Loksabha Constituency. He defeated Ramniwas Rawat of Congress Party.
• 2006 : He was the Member of Rajya Sabha.
• 2006 : He became the President of BJP, Madhya Pradesh
• 2003 : He became the Cabinet Minister of Govt. of Madhya Pradesh
• 1998 : He was made the Member of Madhya Pradesh Legislative Assembly (Two Terms)
• 1991 : He has been the State President, BJPYF, Madhya Pradesh
• 1986 : He became the State Vice-President of BJPYF, Madhya Pradesh
• 1984 : He has been the Pradesh Mantri of BJPYF, Madhya Pradesh
• 1983 : He was the Councillor of Municipal Corporation, Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh
• 1980 : Narendra Singh Tomar became the President of Bharatiya Janata Party Youth Forum (BJPYF), Gwalior.

Narendra Singh Tomar Early Life

• 1979: Narendra Singh Tomar was elected as President of Students Union, Govt. College, Murar.

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