Rao Raja Kalyan Singh Bahadur

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Rao Raja Kalyan Singh Bahadur (20 June 1886 at - 5 November 1967 Jaipur) was the 11th Rao Raja of Sikar 1922/1967. He was the nephew of his predecessor, son of Thakur Dalip Singh, elder brother of Rao Raja Mado Singh Bahadur.

Rao Raja Kalyan Singh was the last ruler of Sikar . Kalyan Singh had been famous for his love of magnanimous building, palaces, temples and ponds. He ruled over Sikar for 32 years. Constructed the clock tower as well as the Kalyan Hospital and College for welfare of public. He married ,a daughter of Thakur Madho Singh of Sirana in Ajmer.^[1][2]

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