Dr Ajay Dharam Singh: A Life in Public Service Dr Ajay Dharam Singh, son of former Karnataka Chief Minister Dharam Singh, is a prominent figure in Karnataka politics, currently serving as the President of the Kalyan Karnataka Region Development Board and Deputy Leader of the Opposition in the Karnataka Legislative Assembly. His career, however, extends beyond politics. In 2000, he established Accident Relief Care in Bangalore, a service providing insurance support to accident victims, assisting approximately 50,000 individuals across India. His philanthropic endeavors continued with the founding of the Dharam Singh Foundation in 2007, offering free ambulance services in Jewargi taluka. This NGO currently operates eight ambulances around the clock. He is also involved in annual health camps at Jewargi, benefiting thousands. Beyond his social work, Dr Singh boasts a successful career in sports, representing India in tenpin bowling at international events, including the Doha Asian Games. He also captained the Karnataka team to its maiden national title in 2007 and currently serves as Vice-President of the Tenpin Bowling Federation (India). His political career includes significant electoral wins, notably in the 2013 assembly elections where he secured a significant victory in Jewargi. His leadership style, evident in both his political and social ventures, is marked by a commitment to public service. Recent professional activities focus on his legislative responsibilities and continued community engagement. His contributions are a blend of successful political campaigning and dedicated social work, marking him as a multifaceted public figure.