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'''Silpa Mohan Reddy''' is the ex-Minister for Housing in the [[Government of Andhra Pradesh]], [[India]]. He has been elected a [[Member of the Legislative Assembly (India)|MLA]] from Nandyal [[Constituency (administrative country subdivision)|constituency]] twice.<br />
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== Politics ==<br />
Reddy was once named a board member of NG Ranga Agricultural University. He has received the National Citizens Award from the [[government of India|Indian central government]], being honoured along with [[Mother Teresa]].<ref>Publication in Eenadu, Vartha dailies during 1997</ref> He later joined the [[Congress party of India]]. In the 2000 Indian municipal elections, Reddy was denied a spot on the [[ballot|ticket]].<br />
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Between 2000 and 2004, Reddy participated in several protests with farmers. He also became the honorary president of Nandi Raithu Samakhya. In 2003, he fought for the release of [[irrigation]] water from [[Srisailam Reservoir]]. In the 2004 Assembly elections, Reddy received a place on the Congress Party ticket, subsequently winning by 49,500 votes over then-TDP minister N. M. D. Farooq. In the 2009 elections, he won by a 32,000-vote margin over Subba Reddy (no relation).<ref>eci.nic.in/2004</ref> Silpa Reddy was then named Minister of Housing.<br />
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Besides his career in [[politics of India|politics]], Reddy is also the co-founder of Silpa Real Estate with his brother Silpa Chakrapani Reddy. This company seeks to help the poor with no-interest financing.<br />
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