After she left the TDP and joined Congress party in 1998 she held an important position in the UPA cabinet. In 2004, she became the Minister of State for Tourism and in 2006 she became the Minister for Women and Child Development.
Birthday special: Facts about Congress leader, Renuka Chowdhury
New Delhi: Political leaders are known for their diplomatic and tactful answers but not all of them are the same. The hotheaded Congress spokesperson Renuka Chowdhury knows no limits when it comes to expressing her
After she left the TDP and joined Congress party in 1998 she held an important position in the UPA cabinet. In 2004, she became the Minister of State for Tourism and in 2006 she became the Minister for Women and Child Development.
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