Gopal Krishna Agarwal

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Gopal Krishna Agarwal is an Indian politician, currently holding the position of spokesperson for Economic Affairs for the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). [1] He resides in Noida. [2] He is on the Board of Bank Of Baroda as independent director and on North Eastern Electric Power Company (NEEPCO) and Board of Governors on Indian Institute of Corporate Affaires (IICA) government of India Think Tank. He is president of Jaladhikar Foundation. And founder president of Shree Jee Gausadan, Noida.

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He is a qualified chartered accountant and a graduate from Delhi University. He write extensively for economic and business Journal contributing research papers. He is a prolific speaker at seminars, conference and conclaves. [3]

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