Chidambaram Subramaniam
During his college days, he started Vanamalar Sangam and published a magazine called Pithan from Gobichettipalayam along with Periyasaamy Thooran, K. M. Ramasami Gounder, O. V. Alagesan and Justice Palanisami.Along with M. S. Swaminathan and B. Sivaraman, Subramaniam was the architect of India's modern agricultural development policy, after the success of his programme which led to a record production of wheat in 1972 termed as the Indian Green Revolution.As Minister for Food and Agriculture, he introduced high-yielding varieties of seeds and more intensive application of fertilizers which paved the way for increased output of cereals and attainment of self-sufficiency in food-grains in the country.About his contribution, Dr. Norman E. Borlaug, writes:[1] The vision and influence of Mr. Subramaniam in bringing about agricultural change and in the very necessary political decisions needed to make the new approach effective, should never be under-emphasized.[3] After the Emergency, he parted ways with Indira and joined the breakaway Congress faction led by Devraj Urs and Kasu Brahmananda Reddy.
Minister of AgricultureLal Bahadur ShastriSwaran SinghJagjivan RamDeputy Chairman of the Planning CommissionIndira GandhiD. R. GadgilDurga Prasad DharMinister of FinanceYashwantrao ChavanHaribhai M. PatelMinister of DefenceCharan SinghMinister of Consumer Affairs, Food and Public DistributionGovernor of MaharashtraKasu Brahmananda ReddyP. C. AlexanderIndian National Congress (Urs)Alma materUniversity of MadrasBharat RatnaMinister for Food and AgricultureIndian Green RevolutionM. S. SwaminathanNorman E. BorlaugPollachiCoimbatore districtPresidency of Fort St. GeorgeTamil NaduPresidency College, ChennaiMadras Law collegeChennaiGobichettipalayamPeriyasaamy ThooranO. V. AlagesanSwami ChidbhavanandaCivil disobedience movementQuit India MovementConstituent AssemblyConstitution of IndiaMadras StateRajajiK. KamarajLok SabhaB. SivaramanVerghese KurienNational Dairy Development BoardIndian White RevolutionBharathidasan Institute of ManagementIndian National CongressCongress (R)Indian rupeethe Emergencybreakaway Congress factionDevraj UrsP. V. Narasimha RaoJawaharlal NehruThe HinduGenesis – Bharathidasan Institute of ManagementFinance Minister of IndiaH. M. PatelDefence Minister of IndiaDefence ministers of IndiaBaldev SinghN. Gopalaswami AyyangarKailash Nath KatjuV. K. Krishna MenonBansi LalR. VenkataramanShankarrao ChavanRajiv GandhiVishwanath Pratap SinghK. C. PantChandra ShekharSharad PawarPramod MahajanMulayam Singh YadavGeorge FernandesJaswant SinghPranab MukherjeeA. K. AntonyArun JaitleyManohar ParrikarNirmala SitharamanRajnath SinghMinistry of Finance (India)Economic SurveyUnion budgetExpenditurePay Commission7th Central Pay Commission (CPC) and Defence ForcesSixth Central Pay CommissionRevenueIncome Tax DepartmentCentral Board of Indirect Taxes and CustomsPradhan Mantri Jan Dhan YojanaDisinvestment in IndiaDisinvestment of Public Sector Units in IndiaRajiv MehrishiShaktikanta DasSubhash Chandra GargAtanu ChakrabortyAjay Bhushan PandeyHasmukh AdhiaAshok LavasaAjay Narayan JhaRajiv KumarR. K. Shanmukham ChettyJohn MathaiC. D. DeshmukhT. T. KrishnamachariMorarji DesaiSachindra ChaudhuriHirubhai M. PatelHemwati Nandan BahugunaN. D. TiwariMadhu DandavateYashwant SinhaManmohan SinghP. ChidambaramI. K. GujralPiyush GoyalJayant SinhaArjun Ram MeghwalPon RadhakrishnanAnurag Thakur