Governor V R Vala Name Kagodu Thimmappa Religion Hinduism | Constituency Sagar Preceded by K.G. Bopaiah (BJP) | |
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Forest officers are not any royal person says kagodu thimmappa in cabinet
Kagodu Thimmappa is a Congress MLA elected from the Sagar Constituency. He became the Speaker of the 14th Karnataka Legislative Assembly on May 31, 2013.
Contents
- Forest officers are not any royal person says kagodu thimmappa in cabinet
- Minister kagodu thimmappa react in vidhana soudha on tahsildar suspended
- Early life and education
- Political career
- References
Minister kagodu thimmappa react in vidhana soudha on tahsildar suspended
Early life and education
Kagodu Thimmappa was born on 10 September 1932 in Kagodu, Sagar Taluk, Karnataka, 18 km from Sagar Town. He was the third son of Savaji Beera Nayaka and Byramma. He completed his primary education in nearby Hirenallur and High school studies in Sagar. Then he took B.Com., B.L. Degrees in Bangalore. He worked as a lawyer in Sagar for some time.
Originally he was an agriculturist by profession. Dr. Rama Manohar Lohia, George Fernandes, Gopala Gowda and other socialist leaders influenced him since his younger days.
Political career
He was Interested in Social Service. He was a member of Taluk Board From1961; he worked as the President, Taluk Board from 1967 to 1974; was Member of Fifth Legislative Assembly; was Member of Legislative Council in 1980; served as Minister for Food and Forest, in Sri Gundu Rao Ministry; then was Minister of Public Works in 1980.
He was Founder President, Sanjay Polytechnic, Sagar, (2 terms), Founder President, Janata Educational Society, Member of 9th Legislative Assembly, Chairman, Karnataka Housing Board, and served as Minister for Social Welfare.
He was elected to 10th Legislative Assembly, then re-elected to 11th Assembly from Sagar Constituency in 1999 and appointed as Minister for Social Welfare in the Council of Ministers headed by S.M. Krishna on 17 October 1999. He was later elected to the 14th Legislative Assembly from Sagar Constituency and unanimously elected as Speaker on 31 May 2013. He is currently the minister for Revenue department from 19 June 2016 after the cabinet reshuffle from the chief minister.
