Nisha Rathode (Editor)

Vandana Chavan

Updated on
Edit
Like
Comment
Share on FacebookTweet on TwitterShare on LinkedInShare on Reddit
Constituency
  
Name
  
Vandana Chavan

Religion
  
Hindu

Spouse(s)
  
Mr. Hemant Chavan

Political party
  
NCP


Vandana Chavan httpspbstwimgcomprofileimages3602979875ad

Born
  
6 July 1961 (age 62) Pune, Maharashtra, India (
1961-07-06
)

Children
  
Two Daughters - Divya and Priyanka.

Residence
  
City - Pune,State - Maharashtra,Country - India

Smt vandana chavan s comments on the indian institutes of information technology bill 2014


Vandana Hemant Chavan (born 6 July 1961), is a Maharashtra politician elected to the Rajya Sabha as a Nationalist Congress Party of India (NCP) member from April 2012 for Maharashtra.

Contents

Vandana Chavan Vandana Chavan Wikipedia

Vandana chavan mp took charge of pune ncp presidentship rare clip


Biography

Vandana Chavan Charged with animal cruelty MP Vandana Chavan slaps Rs 5 crore

Vandana Chavan was born in Pune, where she spent her early childhood. Her father, Late. Vijayarao Mohite was Veteran lawyer and mentor to many leading criminal lawyers and mother Mrs. Jayashree Mohite retired as a part-time Lecturer in law. She is married to Hemant Chavan, a Prominent Lawyer. Her sister Vinita Kamte was married to Late. Ashok Kamte, a martyr in 26/11 Mumbai attack.

Political career

Vandana Chavan Smt Vandana Chavan of Maharashtra contact address email

She was elected mayor of Pune for the period March 1997 - 1998. In that period she Was Vice Chairperson of All India Council of Mayors and also she was Chairperson of Maharashtra State Mayor, President and Councillors Organisation. As mayor she incorporated the concept of the Bio Diversity Park (BDP) into the development plan of the fringe villages, amid resistance from within and outside her party. Suresh Kalmadi who initially mentored her and gave her a break in politics, Chavan preferred to shift to the NCP.


Vandana Chavan ABOUT Adv Vandana Chavan

Vandana Chavan Shiv Sena Nationalist Congress Party Vandana Chavan

References

Vandana Chavan Wikipedia