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Amit Nath Tiwari

Amit Nath Tiwari is an Indian politician, social activist, and columnist primarily active in the state of Bihar, India. He is known for holding organizational positions in the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) and Shiv Sena. He has also gained recognition for his contributions as a columnist on political, social, environmental, and public issues in regional newspapers.

Political Career Nationalist Congress Party (NCP)

Amit Nath Tiwari became actively involved in Bihar politics in the early 2000s. On 11 September 2000, he was appointed as one of the General Secretaries of the Bihar unit of the Nationalist Youth Congress, the youth wing of the Nationalist Congress Party. The appointment was made under the leadership of state president Professor Suraj Yadav as part of the party’s organizational expansion in Bihar.

He participated in several political movements and demonstrations organized by the party, including:

Participation in the NCP’s “Reconstruction Movement” protest held in Patna in September 2000. Participation as a senior leader in a protest organized in Bettiah on 4 July 2001 against corruption and land encroachment. Participation in a youth protest in Bettiah in October 2001 focusing on inflation, administrative corruption, and unemployment. Shiv Sena

In 2010, Amit Nath Tiwari was appointed District Chief of Shiv Sena in West Champaran district, a position he has continued to hold.

During his tenure, he was involved in organizational development and political mobilization, including:

Formation of a 35-member district executive committee. Organizing and presiding over party worker conferences and election-related meetings. Promoting Hindutva and Indian cultural values while opposing caste-based politics during party events. Leading a Shiv Sena team that investigated the Guruchurwa railway case and demanded administrative action against concerned officials. Social and Literary Contributions Social Activism

Amit Nath Tiwari is associated with Brahman Sanskar Manch as its founder and chief trustee. He has spoken at several public programs emphasizing social unity, cultural preservation, and community organization.

His activities included:

Organizing the organization’s “First Foundation Day” celebration in Bettiah. Delivering speeches on the importance of unity within the Brahmin community and its social responsibilities. Participating in protest marches organized by Vipra Kalyan Manch. Columnist and Writings

Apart from politics and social work, Amit Nath Tiwari has contributed articles and opinion pieces to regional Hindi newspapers and magazines.

Some of his notable writings include:

“Vadon Ke Jaal Mein Ulajhta, Bikharata Loktantra” — an article analyzing democracy, electoral promises, and voter awareness. “Yahan Kabhi Maharaja Raha Karte The” — a historical and social commentary on the Bettiah Raj estate, land encroachment, and governance issues. “Nadi Kuch Kahti Hai, Rote-Rote Bahti Hai” — an environmental column discussing the deteriorating condition of local rivers. “Kash Logon Ki Nazrein Na Badalti To…” — a column addressing child protection and social sensitivity. Public Image

Amit Nath Tiwari is recognized in regional political and social circles of Bihar, particularly in West Champaran and Bettiah, for his involvement in organizational politics, social activism, and newspaper commentary on public issues.