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Nationality
  
India

Role
  
International lawyer

Alma mater
  
Died
  
January 8, 1967

Occupation
  
Lawyer

Education
  
University of Oxford

Name
  
Lanka Sundaram


Born
  
1 January 1905Chodavaram (
1905-01-01
)

Books
  
Mughal Land Revenue System

Lanka Sundaram M.A., Ph.D. (Telugu: లంక సుందరం) (1 January 1905 – 8 January 1967) is an eminent Indian parliamentarian and an expert in international law.

He was born in Chodavaram in Godavari district of Andhra Pradesh. He did his primary education in Noble College, Machilipatnam. During an oration, Maharajah of Baroda, Syaji Rao Gaekwad sponsored his education in England. He studied at University of Oxford in International Law. In 1929, he qualified in the Indian Civil Service examination. But the British Government refused to give him government job. Hence he has concentrated on social service.

He was elected to the first Lok Sabha in 1952 from Visakhapatnam constituency. He was brave and openly criticised during the parliamentary discussions on various issues to the country during the early period after Indian independence.

He was an excellent footballer. He wrote many books and was the editor of Commerce and Industry. His books are chosen for university syllabi and often used as reference material. India in World Politics is his main book.

Publications

  • Mughal Land Revenue System, Woking, Surrey, England: Basheer Muslim Library, 1929 
  • The international aspects of Indian emigration, London: East and West, 1930 
  • India in World Politics, Delhi: Rajkamal, 1944 
  • References

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