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    Dwaram Bap Reddy is a scientist and administrator who served at the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations. Bap Reddy was among the earliest Indian Reddys to come to United States and arrived in 1946. He received his PhD from the University of California, Berkeley, United States in 1950. He served from 1978 to 1982 as the Deputy Regional Representative (Director of FAO with Diplomatic status level) of Asia and Pacific for the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations( FAO), the primary worldwide non-governmental organization responsible for food and agricultural issues. He served as Acting Assistant Director-General and Regional Representative (with rank equivalent to Acting Deputy Minister, acted in a position which is equivalent to Level 2 of Washington Executive Schedule with same privileges and immunities accorded to diplomatic envoys in accordance with international law ) of Asia and Pacific for FAO in 1980. He was FAO Representative (Director of FAO with rank same as of Consul- General and rank also equal to that of Level 5 of the Washington Executive Schedule[6] ) in Indonesiafrom 1982 to 1986 and also FAO Representative (with the same privileges and immunities accorded to all UN agencies’ heads) in Nepal in 1987. He served in Diplomatic Status-level position for ten years. During his service he met various dignitaries, leaders and heads of government. Prior to serving with the FAO, he was an active researcher with more than 200 papers and articles to his credit. He was directly involved in the establishment of the plant protection counters at Indian ports of entry, a vital element in protecting India’s food supply. In 1964 he was appointed by the Government of India to a Ministerial level Committee on the Harmful Effects of Pesticides. The Committee was headed by M.S Thacker, a Member of the Planning Commission. Apart from making many useful recommendations, the Committee advocated the introduction of National Pesticide Legislation.

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    Dwaram Bap Reddy is a scientist and administrator who served at the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations. Bap Reddy was among the earliest Indian Reddys to come to United States and arrived in 1946. He received his PhD from the University of California, Berkeley, United States in 1950. He served from 1978 to 1982 as the Deputy Regional Representative (Director of FAO with Diplomatic status level) of Asia and Pacific for the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations( FAO), the primary worldwide non-governmental organization responsible for food and agricultural issues. He served as Acting Assistant Director-General and Regional Representative (with rank equivalent to Acting Deputy Minister, acted in a position which is equivalent to Level 2 of Washington Executive Schedule with same privileges and immunities accorded to diplomatic envoys in accordance with international law ) of Asia and Pacific for FAO in 1980. He was FAO Representative (Director of FAO with rank same as of Consul- General and rank also equal to that of Level 5 of the Washington Executive Schedule[6] ) in Indonesiafrom 1982 to 1986 and also FAO Representative (with the same privileges and immunities accorded to all UN agencies’ heads) in Nepal in 1987. He served in Diplomatic Status-level position for ten years. During his service he met various dignitaries, leaders and heads of government. Prior to serving with the FAO, he was an active researcher with more than 200 papers and articles to his credit. He was directly involved in the establishment of the plant protection counters at Indian ports of entry, a vital element in protecting India’s food supply. In 1964 he was appointed by the Government of India to a Ministerial level Committee on the Harmful Effects of Pesticides. The Committee was headed by M.S Thacker, a Member of the Planning Commission. Apart from making many useful recommendations, the Committee advocated the introduction of National Pesticide Legislation.

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    Dwaram Bap Reddy is a scientist and administrator who served at the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations. Bap Reddy was among the earliest Indian Reddys to come to United States and arrived in 1946. He received his PhD from the University of California, Berkeley, United States in 1950. He served from 1978 to 1982 as the Deputy Regional Representative (Director of FAO with Diplomatic status level) of Asia and Pacific for the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations( FAO), the primary worldwide non-governmental organization responsible for food and agricultural issues. He served as Acting Assistant Director-General and Regional Representative (with rank equivalent to Acting Deputy Minister, acted in a position which is equivalent to Level 2 of Washington Executive Schedule with same privileges and immunities accorded to diplomatic envoys in accordance with international law ) of Asia and Pacific for FAO in 1980. He was FAO Representative (Director of FAO with rank same as of Consul- General and rank also equal to that of Level 5 of the Washington Executive Schedule[6] ) in Indonesiafrom 1982 to 1986 and also FAO Representative (with the same privileges and immunities accorded to all UN agencies’ heads) in Nepal in 1987. He served in Diplomatic Status-level position for ten years. During his service he met various dignitaries, leaders and heads of government. Prior to serving with the FAO, he was an active researcher with more than 200 papers and articles to his credit. He was directly involved in the establishment of the plant protection counters at Indian ports of entry, a vital element in protecting India’s food supply. In 1964 he was appointed by the Government of India to a Ministerial level Committee on the Harmful Effects of Pesticides. The Committee was headed by M.S Thacker, a Member of the Planning Commission. Apart from making many useful recommendations, the Committee advocated the introduction of National Pesticide Legislation.

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    Bap Reddy
    Secretary,[8] the member nations paid a tribute to his
    contributions; to quote:" Dr. Reddy has been a driving force in plant protection throughout the Region.
    For extended periods he has carried out extensively
    and eciently a wide range of activities,with little
    permanent assistance. In so as this Committee is
    concerned he has eectively organized six of the biennial meetings of the Committee as well as numerous projects on plant protection in the Region have
    received his continuing attention. Members of the
    Committee join in thanking Dr. Reddy for being
    the enthusiast who placed Plant Protection in South
    East Asia and the Pacic Region in a position where
    it is now receiving due consideration.[9]

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    Dwaram Bap Reddy is a scientist and administrator who
    served at the Food and Agriculture Organization of the
    United Nations.
    Bap Reddy was among the earliest Indian Reddys to come
    to United States and arrived in 1946. He received his
    PhD from the University of California, Berkeley, United
    States in 1950.[1][2] He served from 1978 to 1982 as
    the Deputy Regional Representative (Director of FAO
    with Diplomatic status level) of Asia and Pacic for the
    Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations(FAO), the primary worldwide non-governmental
    organization responsible for food and agricultural issues.
    He served as Acting Assistant Director-General and Regional Representative[3] (with rank equivalent to Acting
    Deputy Minister, acted in a position which is equivalent to Level 2 of Washington Executive Schedule[4] with
    same privileges and immunities accorded to diplomatic
    envoys in accordance with international law [5] ) of Asia
    and Pacic for FAO in 1980. He was FAO Representative (Director of FAO with rank same as of ConsulGeneral and rank also equal to that of Level 5 of the
    Washington Executive Schedule[6] ) in Indonesia[7] from
    1982 to 1986 and also FAO Representative (with the
    same privileges and immunities accorded to all UN agencies heads) in Nepal in 1987. He served in Diplomatic
    Status-level position for ten years. During his service he
    met various dignitaries, leaders and heads of government.
    Prior to serving with the FAO, he was an active researcher
    with more than 200 papers and articles to his credit. He
    was directly involved in the establishment of the plant
    protection counters at Indian ports of entry, a vital element in protecting Indias food supply. In 1964 he was
    appointed by the Government of India to a Ministerial
    level Committee on the Harmful Eects of Pesticides.
    The Committee was headed by M.S Thacker, a Member
    of the Planning Commission. Apart from making many
    useful recommendations, the Committee advocated the
    introduction of National Pesticide Legislation.

    Invited by The Royal Society of London to deliver a


    Special Lecture on Food Production(1965).
    In his honor, the Plant Protection Association
    of India has instituted a national award, the
    Dr. D. Bap Reddy National Award for Integrated
    pest management, which is awarded annually to
    entomologists.[10]

    2 References
    [1] Article in Oakland Tribune regarding D. Bap Reddy,
    President of the Hindustani Students Association, at the
    University of California at Berkeley in 1948.. Newspaperarchive.com. Retrieved 2010-04-29.
    [2] Article in Berkeley Daily Gazette regarding Bap Reddy,
    President of University of California Club, sending a resolution to Premier Nehru of India and to Devidas Gandhi
    in 1948..
    [3] Dr. D. Bap Reddy, Acting Regional Representative.
    [4] Rank of Acting Regional Representative (PDF).
    [5] Privileges and immunities of UN Specialized Agencies
    (PDF).
    [6] Rank of FAO Representative.
    [7] Dr.D.Bap Reddy, FAO Representative in Indonesia.
    [8] Dr. D. Bap Reddy, Executive Secretary of Asia and Pacic
    Plant Protection Commission.

    Awards and recognition

    [9] Dr. D. Bap Reddy Executive Secretary, Asia and Pacic


    Plant Protection Commission (PDF).

    During the Eleventh Session of the Asia and Pacic


    Plant Protection Commission which has a membership of 24 countries, for which he was the Executive

    [10] Dr. D. Bap Reddy National Award in Integrated Pest


    Management. Ias.ac.in. Retrieved 2010-04-29.

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