M. A. Ayyangar

Indian politician, 2nd Speaker of Lok Sabha

M. A. Ayyangar - Leaders & Politicians born February 4th, 1891
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Served as a lawyer and prominent politician in India. Played a vital role in the legislative process as the second Speaker of the Lok Sabha from 1962 to 1967. Contributed to the formulation of various policies and laws during a significant period in Indian history. Actively participated in the Indian independence movement and served in various capacities within the Indian National Congress.

Served as the 2nd Speaker of the Lok Sabha

Participated in the Indian independence movement

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