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2nd Orissa Pre Independence Provincial Assembly

2nd Orissa Pre Independence Provincial Assembly
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Overview
Meeting placeRavenshaw College Hall, Cuttack, Odisha, India
Term18 April 1946 – 20 February 1952
Election1946
GovernmentIndian National Congress
Websiteassembly.odisha.gov.in
Orissa Provincial Assembly
House Composition as on 1946
Members60 (till 9/9/1949)
91 (after 9/9/1949)[a]
GovernorChandulal Madhavlal Trivedi
Kailash Nath Katju
Asaf Ali
V. P. Menon (Acting)
SpeakerLal Mohan Patnaik, INC
Deputy SpeakerAdruti Lakshmi Bai, INC
Leader of the House
(Prime Minister)		Harekrushna Mahatab, INC
Nabakrushna Choudhuri, INC
Party controlIndian National Congress (47/60) (till 9/9/1949)
(47/91) (after 9/9/1949)
14 sessions with 224 sitting days

The Second Orissa Pre Independence Provincial Assembly was convened after the 1946 Indian provincial elections.[1][2]

House Composition

Party Strength
Indian National Congress 47
All India Muslim League 4
Communist Party of India 1
Nominated 4
Independent 4
No Party Affiliation 31

Office Bearers

Post Portrait Name Tenure Party
Governor Chandulal Madhavlal Trivedi Assembly Begins 14 August 1947 N/A
Kailash Nath Katju 15 August 1947 20 June 1948
Asaf Ali 21 June 1948 5 May 1951
V. P. Menon
(Acting) 		6 May 1951 17 July 1951
Asaf Ali 18 July 1951 Assembly Dissolves
Speaker Lal Mohan Patnaik
Member from Indian Christian Orissa 		29 May 1946 6 March 1952 Indian National Congress
Deputy Speaker Adruti Lakshmi Bai
Member from Berhampur Town 		29 May 1946 20 February 1952 Indian National Congress
Prime Minister Harekrushna Mahatab
Member from East Bhadrak 		23 April 1946 12 May 1950 Indian National Congress
Nabakrushna Choudhuri
Member from North Kendrapara 		12 May 1950 20 February 1952 Indian National Congress

Council of Ministers

First Harekrushna Mahatab Ministry

Portfolio[3][4][5] Portrait Name
Constituency 		Tenure Party
Harekrushna Mahatab
Member from East Bhadrak 		23 April 1946 14 August 1947 Indian National Congress
15 August 1947 12 May 1950 Indian National Congress
  • Public Relation
  • River Valley Development
 15 May 1949 12 May 1950 Indian National Congress
  • Law
  • Local Self-Government
  • Development
 Nityanand Kanungo
Member from South Cuttack Sadar 		23 April 1946 12 May 1950 Indian National Congress
  • Education
  • Forest
  • Health
 Lingaraj Misra
Member from North Puri Sadar 		23 April 1946 12 May 1950 Indian National Congress
  • Revenue
  • Supply & Transport
 Nabakrushna Choudhuri
Member from North Kendrapara 		23 April 1946 23 April 1948 Indian National Congress
Sadasiba Tripathy
Member from Nawarangpur 		19 August 1948 12 May 1950 Indian National Congress
  • Public Works
  • Commerce
  • Labour
 [ Radhakrushna Biswasray
Member from Koraput 		23 April 1946 13 July 1948 Indian National Congress
  • Rural Welfare
 Lal Ranjit Singh Bariha
Member from East Bargarh 		19 August 1948 12 May 1950 Indian National Congress
  • Public Relation
 Rajakrishna Bose
Member from East Kendrapara 		19 August 1948 12 May 1950 Indian National Congress

First Nabakrushna Choudhuri Ministry

Portfolio[3][4] Portrait Name

Constituency

Tenure Party
  • Chief Minister
  • Planning
  • River Valley Development
  • Relief and Rehabilitation
 Nabakrushna Choudhuri
Member from North Kendrapara 		12 May 1950 20 February 1952 Indian National Congress
  • Agriculture
  • Forest
  • Excise
  • Local Self Government
  • Co-Operation
 11 November 1950 Indian National Congress
  • Home
 11 November 1950 20 February 1952 Indian National Congress
  • Law
  • Local Self-Government
  • Development
 Nityanand Kanungo
Member from South Cuttack Sadar 		12 May 1950 20 February 1952 Indian National Congress
Lingaraj Misra
Member from North Puri Sadar 		12 May 1950 20 February 1952 Indian National Congress
Sadasiba Tripathy
Member from Nawarangpur 		12 May 1950 20 February 1952 Indian National Congress

Members of Provincial Assembly

Source
# Constituency Member Party Remarks
Cuttack District
1 East Cuttack Sadar Sarangadhar Das Indian National Congress
Narayan Birabar Samanta Indian National Congress Won in bypoll.
2 North Cuttack Sadar Bhairab Chandra Mohanty Indian National Congress
3 North Cuttack Sadar (SC) Kanhu Charan Das Indian National Congress
4 Central Cuttack Sadar Biju Patnaik Indian National Congress
5 West Cuttack Sadar Gouranga Charan Das Indian National Congress
6 South Cuttack Sadar Nityananda Kanungo Indian National Congress Minister
7 Angul Hrusikesh Tripathy Indian National Congress
8 Central Kendrapara Dinabandhu Sahoo Indian National Congress
9 East Kendrapara Raj Krushna Bose Indian National Congress Minister
10 North Kendrapara Nabakrushna Choudhuri Indian National Congress Chief Minister
11 East Jajpur Gadadhar Dutta Indian National Congress
12 East Jajpur (SC) Santanu Kumar Das Indian National Congress
13 North Jajpur Madan Mohan Patnaik Indian National Congress
14 West Jajpur Dwarakanath Das Indian National Congress
Puri District
15 East Puri Sadar Jayakrushna Mohanty Indian National Congress
16 North Puri Sadar Lingaraj Misra Indian National Congress Minister
17 North Puri Sadar (SC) Purnananda Samal Indian National Congress
18 South Puri Sadar Lokanath Mishra Indian National Congress
19 East Khurda Banamali Patnaik Indian National Congress
20 West Khurda Shatyabadi Nanda Indian National Congress
Balasore District
21 Central Balasore Sadar Surendra Nath Das Indian National Congress
2 2 North Balasore Sadar Karunakar Panigrahi Indian National Congress
23 South Balasore Sadar Kailash Chandra Mohanty Indian National Congress
24 East Bhadrak Harekrushna Mahatab Indian National Congress Chief Minister, Resigned to join First Nehru ministry
Sahadev Das Indian National Congress Elected in bypoll.
25 West Bhadrak Bhagabat Sahu Indian National Congress
26 West Bhadrak (SC) Brundabana Das Indian National Congress
Sambalpur District
27 Sambalpur Sadar Bodh Ram Dube Indian National Congress Resigned.
Shraddhakar Supakar Indian National Congress Elected in bypoll.
28 Sambalpur Sadar (BT) Mohan Singh Indian National Congress
29 East Bargarh Lakshmi Narayan Mishra Indian National Congress
30 East Bargarh (SC) Bisi Ganda Indian National Congress
31 West Bargarh Lal Ranjit Singh Bariha Indian National Congress
32 Khariar Artatrano Deo Independent
Ganjam District
33 Berhampur (Group 1) Uma Charan Patnaik Indian National Congress
34 Berhampur (Group 2) Somanath Panda Indian National Congress
35 Berhampur (Group 3) Narayan Murty Gade Indian National Congress
36 Paralakimedi Ananta Tripathy Sarma Indian National Congress
37 Ghumsur Dinabandhu Behera Indian National Congress
38 Kudala Jagannath Mishra Indian National Congress
39 Chatrapur Narayan Panda Indian National Congress
40 Aska Suruda Madhusudan Mohapatra Indian National Congress
41 Aska Suruda (SC) Iswar Naik Indian National Congress
Koraput District
42 Jeypore Malkangiri Radhamohan Sahu Indian National Congress
43 Nawarangpur Sadasiba Tripathy Indian National Congress
44 Koraput Radhakrushna Biswasray Indian National Congress Minister
45 Baliguda Khondmals Narayan Patra Indian National Congress
Muhammadan Constituencies
46 Cuttack Sadar Mahammed Yusuf All-India Muslim League
47 North Cuttack cum Anugul Saiyid Fazle Haque All-India Muslim League
48 Balasore cum Sambalpur Mahammed Khan All-India Muslim League
49 South Orissa Latifur Rahman All-India Muslim League
Woman Constituencies
50 Cuttack Town Priyambada Devi Indian National Congress
51 Berhampur Town Adruti Lakshmi Bai Indian National Congress Deputy Speaker
Land Holder Constituencies
52 East Orissa Raja Sailendra Narayan Bhanja Deo Independent
53 West Orissa Raibahadur Lokanath Mishra Independent
Other Reserved Constituencies
54 Indian Christian Orissa Lal Mohan Patnaik Indian National Congress Speaker
55 Commerce and Industry Orissa Ghanshyam Das Thirani Independent
56 Labour Orissa Baidyanath Rath Communist Party of India
Nominated Members
57 Nominated Lakshmi Narayan Sahoo No Party Affiliation
58 Anne Catherine Munro No Party Affiliation
59 Godavarthi Ramdas No Party Affiliation
60 Antarjyami Mallick No Party Affiliation
Members from Gadjat States
61 Baudh Mohan Misra No Party Affiliation
62 Athmallik Dasaratha Pradhan No Party Affiliation
63 Hindol,
Narsinghpur,
Khandpara 		Radhanath Rath No Party Affiliation
64 Dhenkanal Surendra Mohan Patnaik No Party Affiliation
65 Mahesh Chandra Subahusingh No Party Affiliation
66 Kalahandi Kaliprasad Babu No Party Affiliation
67 Gajanan Nayak No Party Affiliation
68 Thatraja Rudra Pratap Singh Deo No Party Affiliation
69 Utsabananda Pradhan No Party Affiliation
70 Rairakhol,
Sonepur 		Sashibhusan Pradhan No Party Affiliation
71 Bamra Jallandhar Deb No Party Affiliation
72 Patna Ram Charan Patel No Party Affiliation
73 Nimai Charan Panigrahi No Party Affiliation
74 Kapur Chand Naik No Party Affiliation
75 Kapileswar Prasad Nanda No Party Affiliation Minister
76 Sundergarh (Gangpur State) Ram Charan Patel No Party Affiliation
77 Shib Narayan Singh Mohapatra No Party Affiliation
78 Bonai Narahari Dandapat No Party Affiliation
79 Keonjhar Manikram Mahanto No Party Affiliation
80 Laxmi Narayan Bhanja Deo No Party Affiliation
81 Mayurbhanj Harish Chandra Das No Party Affiliation
82 Gopinath Naik No Party Affiliation
83 Lal Mohan Pati No Party Affiliation
84 Siris Chandra Das No Party Affiliation
85 Mangovind Pati No Party Affiliation
86 Sarat Chandra Das No Party Affiliation
87 Nilgiri Kirtan Behari Mohanty No Party Affiliation
88 Sarat Chandra Mohanty No Party Affiliation
89 Athgarh Pabitra Mohan Pradhan No Party Affiliation Minister
90 Ranpur Antarjyami Sahu No Party Affiliation
91 Nayagarh Sridhar Das No Party Affiliation


Notes

  1. ^ On the 9th September 1949, the Governor-General of India nominated 31 persons to fill the additional seats in the Orissa Provincial Legislative Assembly to represent the people of 26 Gadjahat States who joined India by singing Instrument of Accession. It increased house strength to 91.

References

  1. ^ H.N. Mitra (1946). Indian Annual Register, 1946. January - June. Vol. I. Annual Register Office.
  2. ^ Dash, S. C. (1965). "Government and Politics in Orissa". The Indian Journal of Political Science. 26 (4): 83–100. ISSN 0019-5510.
  3. ^ a b Sharma, Sadhna (1995). States Politics in India. Mittal Publications. ISBN 978-81-7099-619-4.
  4. ^ a b Mohapatra, Hemanta Kumar (1991). "Second congress ministry in Orissa 1946 1950 problems prospects and achievements". University.
  5. ^ [1]

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