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Surendranath Dwivedy

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Surendranath Dwivedy

Profile

Gender
Male
Born
1913-02-11 (Khanda Sahi, Cuttack District, Odisha, India)
Died
2001-10-01 (Rourkela, Odisha, India) age 88
Nationality
Indian
Languages
Odia, English, Hindi
Residence History
Khanda Sahi (Cuttack District), Odisha → Rourkela, Odisha

Career

Occupations
Politician, Journalist, Social worker, Editor
Active Years
1930-1993
Affiliations
Praja Socialist Party, Indian National Congress, Congress Socialist Party

Education

Ravenshaw Collegiate School
Country: India
Primary sources do not specify degree or graduation year

Awards & Nominations

Works

Major Works

Away from Dust and Din

Politics / Non-fiction

A collection of political commentaries and essays on social issues. Detailed synopsis not specified in available sources.

SocialismPolitical reformSocial justice

Untold Story of August Revolution

History / Politics

Contains recollections and analysis related to the Indian independence movement and the August revolution. Details not specified.

Independence movementAnti-colonialismHistorical recollection

Quest for Socialism

Political thought

A political essay discussing the ideals of socialism and its prospects in India. No specific page counts or publication year available in sources.

SocialismEconomic justicePolitical theory

Political Corruption in India

Politics / Investigative

A work compiling investigative essays and critiques on political corruption in India. Related to his anti-corruption activism and exposes.

Anti-corruptionGovernanceAccountable politics

Bibliography

  • Away from Dust and Din
  • Untold Story of August Revolution
  • Quest for Socialism
  • Political Corruption in India

Style & Themes

Literary Style
Analytical and argumentativeJournalistic prose
Recurring Motifs
Social justiceAnti-corruptionNation-building and democracy

Legacy

Surendranath Dwivedy is known for his participation in the Indian independence movement, long parliamentary career, advocacy of socialist ideas, and contributions to social activism and journalism as founder-editor of the Odia weekly Krushak. He was respected for his parliamentary debates and anti-corruption efforts, and served as Governor of Arunachal Pradesh from 1991 to 1993.

Trivia

  • Imprisoned for seven years for participation in the Quit India movement and anti-British struggle.
  • Founder and long-time editor of the Odia weekly Krushak.
  • Member of Rajya Sabha (1952–1956) and Lok Sabha (1957–1970) representing Kendrapara.
  • Served as Governor of Arunachal Pradesh from 1991 to 1993.