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Mundlapati Ramanadha Rao

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Name
  
Mundlapati Rao

Died
  
2011, Vijayawada


Mundlapati Ramanadha Rao

Born
  
14 April 1922 (
1922-04-14
)
Mundlapadu, Andhra Pradesh, India

Other names
  
Pedda Rammayya, Vakkapodi Pantulu

Organization
  
Indian National Congress

Mundlapati Ramanadha Rao was an Indian nationalist, social worker and freedom fighter from Andhra Pradesh.

Political career

Rao was fascinated as a child by Mahatma Gandhi's ideology of non-violence. He joined the campaign for Indian independence. He entered the Khadi movement and spent six months in Sabarmati Ashram with Gandhi at the age of 26.

He worked for rural development after independence. Apart from this he focused on Penuganchiprolu mandal in Krishna district.


With the public support he was elected as Society President unanimously for three decades (from 1955 to 1986 around).

He also kept his efforts for the construction of the Nagarjuna Sagar Dam and Pulichintala Project along with his friend Muktyala Raja.

References

Mundlapati Ramanadha Rao Wikipedia