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Friday, 27 May 2016

Proceedings of the National #Seminar on #Growth with #Justice at #Lucknow on April 10, #2016


The Compendium of the papers received for the Seminar is available at the following links in

Mr Masood Rezvi CMT, Ms Samina Javed Secretary and Hon'ble Mr Justice Imtiyaz Murtaza Patron Inviting the Guests for Lighting the Inaugural Lamp
A  national level seminar on Growth with Justice was organised on April 10, 2016, at Unity Degree College jointly by the Lucknow Educational And Development Trust (LEAD Trust) and Unity Degree College. Hon’ble Mr. Justice Imtiyaz Murtaza was the Chief Guest.  Besides him, reputed academicians  like Prof. R. S. Yadav (Former Pro VC, University of Lucknow, Lucknow), Prof. M.
Mr H. K. Mazhari Hon Trustee, Prof R. S. Yadav and Prof B. N. Singh Patron
Varma (Dean faculty of Education, University of Lucknow, Lucknow), Prof. Somesh Kumar Shukla (Head of the Department of Commerce, University of Lucknow, Lucknow, Prof. B. N. Singh (Former Professor and Head, Department of Plant Breeding, Rajendra Agricultural University, Pusa, Former Director Central Rice Research Institute, Cuttack and Former Director Research, Birsa Agricultural University Ranchi), Prof. A.B. Siddiqui (Principal, Unity Degree College)  and Prof Pushpendra Mishra (Associate Professor Commerce, Dr. Shakuntala Mishra Rehabilitation University, Lucknow) etc  were present.

Mrs Sameena Imtiyaz, Prof Somesh K Shukla, Prof R. S. Yadav and Prof M Varma
Veteran practitioners of development schemes of the governments like Mr. H. K. Mazhari IAS (Former Commissioner and Secretary, Urban Development Government of Meghalaya) and Mr. S. M. A. Rizvi IAS (Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh) attended the seminar and deliberated in details on Urban Development.

Mr Humayun Rasheed ADJ
The judiciary was represented by Mr. Humayun Rasheed (Additional District Judge, District Kaushambi) and Mr. Murtaza Hasnain Khan Advocate (Max Law Firm). 

From the medical profession, Dr. M.M. Sarfaraz Ali Khan and from the pharmaceutical industry Mr. Syed Hussain Taj Rizvi (Regional Sales Manager, M/S Biorex Health Care Pvt. Ltd.) were present.
The state department for school level education was represented by Mr. Asghar Mehdi (Finance and Audit Officer, Department of Basic Education, Barabanki).




(Other videos are available at  LEAD Channel and the slides are available at LEAD slides) 




Prof R. S. Yadav and Prof Somesh Kumar Shukla
Senior bankers like Mr. S. Alim Rizvi, former Assistant General Manager, (Union Bank of India), Mr. Ajmal Husain (Chief Manager, Bank of India), Mr. M.V. Rangacharyulu (Senior Faculty Punjab National Bank Staff College, Panchkula, Haryana) and Mr. S. K. Singh (Director, PNB RSETI, Ramgarh, Jharkhand) participated.
Prof M Varma and Prof Somesh Kumar Shukla


The point of view of social organisations claiming to represent the oppressed classes and women was echoed by Mrs. Tahira Hasan (President, All India Progressive Women Association, Lucknow) Mrs. Rafat Fatima from Tahrik-e-Niswan (A feminist organisation) was also present  and the issue of higher education to Minority Communities was taken up by Mr. Mohammad Allam (PG Teacher Minto Circle, Aligarh Muslim University). Mr. Zamanat Ali, Local Secretary, Anjuman-e-Wazifa-e-Sadat-wa-Momineen, Aligarh (A very old philanthropic organisation busy in providing interest free education loan to needy students) was also present.


Mr M. V. Rangacharyulu and Mr. S. M. A. Rizvi IAS
(Mrs. K. M. Rizvi and Dr Dinar in the Background)
The progressive farming community was represented by Mr. Anil Mishra (Farmer, Village Sidhnath, Asiwan, Mianganj, Lucknow), who had volunteered to try along with some of his friends the biofortified wheat seeds under the HarvestPlus programme, provided by LEAD Trust and Centre for Research and Development, Gorakhpur.

Many other people presented their papers.  The papers submitted by the participants were published by the Lucknow Educational And Development Trust (LEAD Trust) in the form of a compendium entitled Growth with Justice (ISBN: 1519227078 ISBN-13: 978-1519227072) at Create Space Independent Publishing Platform USA and is available at Amazon globally.

The LEAD Patrons Prof B. N. Singh and Hon'ble Justice Imtiyaz Murtaza

Hon'ble Mr Justice Imtiyaz Murtaza and Mr H. K. Mazhari IAS (Retd)
Hon'ble Mr Justice Imtiyaz Murtaza, Mr H. K. Mazhari Mr Masood Rezvi and Prof A. B. Siddiqui


Mr H. K. Mazahari, and Mr. Masood Rezvi 

Mr H. K. Mazahari, Mr. Masood Rezvi and Prof Pushpendra Mishra

Ms Samina Javed and Ms Sumana Zafar


Mrs. M M Sarfaraz Ali Khan and Dr. M M Sarfaraz Ali Khan (Ms Maria and Dr Urusa in the Background)


Mr. M. F. Shah, Mr. Murtaza Hasnain Khan and Mrs. Tahira Hasan

Mr S M A Rizvi IAS and Mr S K Singh Director RSETI


Mr Rangacharyulu, Mr Rizvi IAS and Mr S. K. Singh
(Mrs K. M. Rizvi, Mr Hussain Taj and Mr Faheem)
Mrs Rafat, Mr Mehdi, Mr Allam and Mr Shailendra

Mr Zamanat, Mr S. Alim Rizvi and Mr Mishra

Mr Zamanat Ali and Mr S. Alim Rizvi

Dr Arif Hasnain Khan


Dr Sadaf Khan

Dr S M Ali Rizvi and Dr Dinar Fatima

Mr Masood Rezvi and Dr A. S. Yadav


Vote of thanks by Prof A. B, Siddiqui
The purpose of the seminar was not purely academic, and it was desired to yield some direction for
the future programs of the LEAD Trust to start playing its humble role as a facilitator of both growth and just distribution.

The papers presented by Mr. H. K. Mazhari entitled “Urbanisation a Key Facilitator to Economic Growth”, by Prof. B. N. Singh “India Versus Bharat: The Urban-Rural Divide” and of Mr. S.K. Singh “Guaranteed Success with RSETI” were especially helpful in throwing up some areas where a beginning can be made.
Mr Masood Rezvi, Mr. S. K. Singh, Mr Swadesh Deepak,
 Ms Samina Javed, Dr. A. S. Yadav Ms Asma Jawed etc


On the basis of above, in the review meeting, the following morning  chaired by Prof B. N. Singh at the State Guest House Lucknow and attended by Mr Mazhari, Mr Masood, Ms Samina and Ms Sumana the following roadmap of activities was suggested for the trust for the year 2016:


Mission statement
Description
Campaign Against Highly Hazardous Pesticides (HHPs).
Extremely dangerous pesticides are being freely used in India. RTI/PIL to be preferred against this crime against humanity
Project Owners:

Clean India, a beginning to be made in and around the Unity Degree College/ Shahr Bano Begum Girls School, Sidhnath, Miagunj, Unnao
It is huge work but very important and relevant in view of the insanitation prevailing in rural and urban areas. We can initiate an awareness programme on the collection, transportation, treatment and disposal of the liquid and solid waste;
As a first step, we should urge people to completely shun the practice of open-air defecation in the villages choosing two to three villages on a pilot basis.
Project Owners:
Ms Sumana Zafar


Legal Awareness Programme
Need of the day. Will be restricted to the laws which may be relevant to poor and depressed class who many times, are exploited by the law makers, the law enforcers and the defenders of the law
Project Owner:
Next Seminar/Workshop to be held on the role of bankers in the development of small business and artisans in the changing economic scenario.
This seminar will be much better organised with participants coming from bankers DIC and RSETI but also those who are seeking assistance and their experience they have in getting the necessary institutional support.
Project Owner:
A book/Books on zari / chikan workers
This topic came up during the meeting of Trustees the next morning, as a first step towards amelioration of the condition of the local urban poor. The idea was to bring out the problems that the zari / chikan workers are facing in getting adequate means of livelihood to keep their chullah’s burning.
The work will be valuable if it suggests a road map for the rejuvenation of the original artisan’s (the workers') economic returns   apart from describing their status and associated problems of the industry.

Let us prepare a blueprint for welfare of the workers in the form of the proposed book.
Project Owners:
Ms. Sumana Zafar





The above roadmap is in addition to the book on "Inflation" which is being written by Mr. Masood Rezvi.



Wednesday, 18 May 2016

Growth with Justice - Compendium of the papers received for the National Seminar on Growth with Justice Published

The Compendium of the papers received for the Seminar is available at the following links in



While a rapid GDP growth rate is a necessary condition for well-being, it is by no means a sufficient condition. Economists have long accepted that the market may be a very efficient allocator of resources to maximise output but not an adequate dispenser of social justice.

GDP growth depends very materially on the commodity producing sectors of agriculture and manufacturing industry performing much better than now and in a more consistent fashion. This is, of course, possible; but the chances of achieving such a growth rate require the stepping up of domestic investment rather steeply and an all round increase in factor productivities, together with more employment of labour. Further, productive, distributive and social justice must be ensured for a real development and an overall well-being.

In order to brainstorm on the subject in Indian as well as global context, the LEAD Trust and Unity Degree College, jointly organised a national seminar on April 10, 2016, at Unity Degree College campus, Lucknow, India. Noted academicians, experienced administrators, planners, developers, bankers, trainers, faculty members, research scholars, and students from different Indian states submitted their papers for the seminar.

This book is a compendium of these papers and contains 30 chapters in total. Each one, authored or coauthored by different persons. A brief introduction of the prominent ones among them is as under:

Honourable Mr. Justice Imtiyaz Murtaza, Former Senior Judge of the Honourable High Court of Judicature at Allahabad (Lucknow Bench), Chairman Unity Technical Institute Society and Patron LEAD Trust has authored the 1st Chapter of the book which is the text of his inaugural speech.

Dr. Anis Ansari - IAS (Retd.) has authored the 5th Chapter of the book "An Agenda for 21st Century India." He is Former (and founder) Vice Chancellor Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti Urdu, Arabi-Farsi University Lucknow.

Mr. H. K. Mazhari - IAS (Retd.) is Former Commissioner and Secretary Urban Development Government of Meghalaya. He has authored the 3rd Chapter of the book "Urbanisation A Key Facilitator to Economic Growth."

Prof B. N. Singh Former Director of Central Rice Research Institute (CRRI) Cuttack, Former Director Research BAU Ranchi; Director Centre for Research and Development Gorakhpur and Patron LEAD Trust has written the 4th Chapter of the book "India vs. Bharat: The Urban-Rural Divide."

Prof Somesh Kumar Shukla is the HOD of Commerce at University of Lucknow. He has coauthored the 9th Chapter of the book "Islamic Banking Entering the Indian Markets with Special Reference to Growth with Justice," with Dr. Syed Mohammad Ali Rizvi and Guncha Fatima.

Mrs. Tahira Hasan is a renowned social worker and is Secretary of AIPWA at Lucknow. She has written the 14th Chapter "Growth, Justice, Democracy and Dissent."

Mr. S. K. Singh is Director at PNB Rural Self Employment Training Institute. He has authored the 24th Chapter "Guaranteed Success with RSETI."

Mr. Syed Ghulam Murtuza Rizvi is Retired Additional Chief Legal Adviser at Oil and Natural Gas Commission (ONGC). He has written the 8th Chapter "Growth with Justice and The Petroleum Sector, A Global Perspective."

Mr. M. V. Rangacharyulu is Senior Faculty at PNB Staff College at Panchkula. He has written the 7th Chapter "Growth With Justice - Technological Aspects."

Mr. Shailendra Srivastava is former Manager, Punjab National Bank. He has written the 25th Chapter "Induced Employments for Growth and Justice."

Others are experienced assistant professors, teachers, academicians, research scholars and students.