Suryadev Singh Bareth

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Suryadev Singh Bareth
Pradhan
of
Raini Panchayat Samiti
Personal details
Political party Indian National Congress
ChildrenSanjeev Singh Bareth
ParentBalwant Singh Bareth
Residence Kishangarh Bas
Education LLB
Occupation
  • Advocate
  • poet
  • farmer
  • politician
Awards Padma Shri (1971)
Website Suryadev Singh Bareth on Facebook

Suryadev Singh Bareth is an Indian advocate, poet, and social worker from Alwar, Rajasthan. For his contributions to progressive agriculture in the region during Green Revolution, he was awarded the Padma Shri in 1971. Bareth is also a long-time leader of the Indian National Congress active in local body politics. He served as Pradhan of Raini Panchayat samiti. He has composed poems in both Rajasthani as well as Hindi. [1] [2] [3] [4]

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In 2019, Bareth highlighted farmers contribution and stated that if the government waives off farmers' debts, it is not a favor but their right. He also highlighted that the cost of farming with stagnant crop prices, leading to farmer disenchantment. Singh urged politicians to prioritize honesty and transparency while advocating for farmers' rights. He expressed concern over the rising number of farmer suicides in the country and requested that the government take steps to reduce the cost of farming, improve irrigation facilities and create a scientific roadmap for agriculture. [5] [6]

Bareth remains optimistic despite criticism and believes that India has made great progress in the past 70 years of democracy. He notes the devolution of power to districts and villages, the erosion of caste from social life, and the positive role of various institutions such as the Election Commission of India. [4] Suryadev Singh is a renowned poet and often takes part in literary seminars and conferences. His compositions also include ghazals. [7] [8] [9]

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