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          Upinderjit Kaur is an Indian politician and belongs to the ruling Shiromani Akali Dal. Upinderjit Kaur....

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          Upinderjit Kaur

          Indian politician

          Upinderjit Kaur is an Indian politician and belongs to the ruling Shiromani Akali Dal.

          Early life

          Her father S.Atma Singh was a minister of Punjab and Akali Dal leader.

          Her mother's name is Bibi Tej Kaur. She did M.A. in economics from Delhi University and M.A. in Punjabi from Panjab University, Chandigarh. She got Ph.D in Economics from Punjabi University, Patiala.[citation needed]

          Academic career

          She has taught Economics at Punjabi University and was a Professor of Economics.

          She taught economics at Punjabi University from to She also taught economics at Sydney University in She has guided 26 students in the .

        1. He has done research on the history, social aspects, political growth and economical situation of the Kamboj community.
        2. Upinderjit Kaur is an Indian politician and belongs to the ruling Shiromani Akali Dal. Upinderjit Kaur.
        3. IN what may kick up a row,senior Punjab Cabinet minister Dr Upinderjit Kaur honoured a known Khalistan protagonist Dr Sohan Singh during a.
        4. A distant cousin of former Akali minister Bibi Upinderjit Kaur shot dead his wife and two children before committing suicide here on Wednesday.
        5. She also served as the Principal of Guru Nanak Khalsa College, Sultanpur Lodhi, and Dist. Kapurthala. She has written two books 'Development of Theory of Demand' and 'Sikh Religion and Economic Development'.[1] Her second book is about the role of non-economic factors, especially religion in economic development.

          She was awarded Dr. Ganda Singh Memorial Award for her original research paper 'The Place and Status of Women in Sikh Society'.