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Title: Mukhiya Binod Lal Das: A Legacy of Social Service and Political Dedication
Mukhiya Binod Lal Das, a pioneering social politician, agriculturist, and social entrepreneur from Maharajpur Panchayat, Purnea, Bihar, left an indelible mark on his community. As the first Mukhiya of Maharajpur Panchayat, he dedicated his life to social causes, education, and land reform, inspiring future generations.
Early Life and Family
Born to Ganesh Lal Das, a landlord associated with the king of Garbanelli, Binod Lal Das was exposed to diverse environments and experiences. His father's work in British tea estates in Nepal broadened his perspective, shaping his future endeavors.
Ganesh Lal Das was a prominent Kayastha zamindar, owning an extensive estate that spanned hundreds of bighas of land. His vast holdings stretched across 3-5 villages in the Purnea District, making him a significant landowner of his time. As a member of the Kayastha community Kayastha Zamindars of Bihar , Ganesh Lal Das held a esteemed position in society, and his estate was a testament to his family's wealth and influence.
Career and Social Contributions
Binod Lal Das began his career as an agriculturist, managing his family's landholdings. He later ventured into social politics, becoming the first Mukhiya of Maharajpur Panchayat. During his tenure, he focused on improving the lives of his constituents through various initiatives. Notably, he:
- Donated land for the construction of a government school, facilitating education for local children. - Actively participated in the Bhudan Andolan, a land reform movement led by Vinoba Bhave, by donating land for redistribution to marginalized communities.
Associations and Legacy
Binod Lal Das maintained close relationships with influential figures, including Krishnanand Sinha, former Education Minister of Bihar, with whom he collaborated on various social initiatives. His dedication to social causes, education, and land reform continues to inspire future generations.
A Legacy Extended
Mukhiya Binod Lal Das's commitment to public service and dedication to the Indian National Congress party's ideals made him a beloved figure in the region. His legacy extends beyond his own tenure, as his family continues to serve the community. His son, Lalan Kumar Sinha, has followed in his footsteps, serving as a member of the Purnea East block as a Panchayat Samiti from Maharajpur Panchayat since 2006 and as the Deputy Chairman of Purnea East Block (Deputy Block Pramukh), Purnea, Bihar, India.
Born - 1930 Death- 2010
The Sinha family's continued involvement in public service is a testament to Binod Lal Das's enduring impact and influence on the community. His sons, including Lalan Kumar Sinha, carry on his legacy, working towards the betterment of society and upholding the values of the Indian National Congress.
References
editBlogger - https://akarshanandsinha.blogspot.com/2021/01/mukhiya-binod-lal-das.html