Title Dr. First Name Mohammad

Israr Last Name Khan Photograph

Designation Lecturer/Assistant Professor

Department Department of Applied and Regional Economics

Address

(Campus)

(Residence) Kanja Das Pur, Izat Nagar, Bareilly. 243122

Phone No

(Campus)

(Residence)

Mobile 9837838261; 8439170705

Fax

Email drmisrarkhan@gmail.com; israr.khan@mjpru.ac.in

Web-Page https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Mohammad_Khan147

https://mjpru.academia.edu/mohammadisrarkhan

http://orcid.org/0000000211169448

http://www.researcherid.com/rid/I62072015

Educational Qualifications (Graduation Onwards):

M. A. (Applied & Regional Economics); M. Ed.; Ph. D. (Applied & Regional Economics; UGC

– JRF (Economics); UGC – NET (Education).

Course/Degree Institution Year Details/Thesis

Topic/Subjects

Ph. D.

(Applied and Regional

Economics)

MJP Rohilkhand University,

Bareilly

Submission: 2008

Viva-Voce: 2010

Thesis topic:

Economics of Traditional

Indigenous Schooling: Implications

for Universalization of Elementary

Education in India

M. Ed.

Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi 1995 Papers (Optional):

Economics of Education;

Educational Administration

M. A.

(Applied and Regional

Economics)

MJP Rohilkhand University,

Bareilly

1993 Applied and Regional economics

U.G.C. – J.R.F.

(Economics)

UGC, New Delhi 1994 Economics

U.G.C. – N.E.T.

(Education)

UGC, New Delhi 1997 Education

Civil Service

Examinations

UPSC, New Delhi. 1999 Optional Subjects: Economics and

Public Administration

UP – PCS Public Service Commission, Uttar

Pradesh

2000 Optional Subjects: Economics and

Public Administration

Career Profile

Organization /

Institution

Designation Duration Role

Government of Delhi Assistant Primary

Teacher

26.02.1994

To

25.02.1998

1. Teaching

2. Other assigned tasks like school

management, parent teacher

coordination, official communication,

Faculty Profile on University Website www.mjpru.ac.in

event organization etc.

MJP Rohilkhand University,

Bareilly

Lecturer / Assistant

Professor

26.02.1998

Continue

1. Teaching Post Graduate classes

2. Research Guidance

3. Doing Research Work in the areas of

regional/national relevance

4. Assessment, examination, and

evaluation

5. Career counseling and guidance

6. Performing other duties as assigned by,

and in the interest of, the university

Research Interests / Specialization

Land Acquisition

Tasawwuf (Sufism)

Voluntary Renunciation

Women Entrepreneurship and Empowerment

Economics of Education

Panchayati Raj

Teaching Experience (Subjects/Courses Taught)

More than 18 years

Development Economics : (M. Phil.)

Indian Economy/Issues in Indian Economy : (M. Phil.)

Evolution of Economic Thought : (M. A.)

Evolution of Economic Philosophy and Thought : (M. A.)

International Economics : (M. A.)

Regional Economics : (M. A.)

Regional Development and Planning : (M. A.)

Honors & Awards

1. U.G.C. – J.R.F. (ECONOMICS) : 1994

2. U.G.C. – N.E.T. (EDUCATION) : 1997

Publications /Academic Activities (Numbers Only)

Books &

Monographs

(Single

Author)

01

+

04

Research Papers

Published in

International

Journals

22 Papers

Presented in

Seminars/

Conferences

07 Seminars/

Conferences

Organized

02 Research

Projects

(Completed)

Nil

Books (Co-

authored)

Nil Research Papers

Published in

Other Journals

04 Seminar/

Conferences

Attended

10 Workshops

Organized

Nil Research

Projects

(Ongoing)

01

Books

(Edited)

Nil Articles Published

in Popular Fora,

e.g. Websites,

Blogs,

Newspapers,

Magazines etc.

06 Sessions

Chaired in

Seminars/

Conferences

01 Membership

of Academic/

Professional

Bodies

03 Foreign

Countries

Visited for

Academic

Assignments

Nil

Chapters in

Edited Books

04

Resource

Lectures

Delivered

05

Details of Publications /Academic Activities (2010 Onwards)

(a) Books / Monographs

Year of

Publication

Title Publisher ISBN Co-Author

(s)

(if any)

BOOK:

2012-13 Economics of Traditional Educational Systems of

India

[ISBN: 978-93-5074-062-02]

New Delhi:

Abhijeet

Publications

978-93-5074-

062-02 Nil

CHAPTERS in BOOKS:

Nil

2015

A Discussion on Utilitarianism and Renunciation.

In M. S. Siddiqui (Ed.), Sufism and Indian Spiritual

Traditions: An Educational perspective (First ed., pp.

189-203). [ISBN: 978-81-85503-06-6 (print); 978-81-

85503-05-9 (e-book)].

New Delhi: New

Delhi Publishers

(www.ndpublish

ers.in)

978-81-85503-

06-6 (print);

978-81-85503-

05-9 (e-book)

Nil

2015 Extended Participation and Redistribution Scheme

for Linear Land Acquisition Projects.

In P. Majeed & B. Biswas (Ed.), Land, Water and

Renewal Energy for Sustainable Development (pp.

75-81). [ISBN: 978-93-81778-36-4].

Agra: Associated

Publishers.

978-93-81778-

36-4 Nil

2015 Women through Economic and Entrepreneurial

Literature. In S. Kukreti (Ed.), Women

Empowerment through Media and Literature (pp. 61-

70). [ISBN: 81-88962-53-8].

New Delhi,

India: Neel

Kamal

Prakashan.

81-88962-53-8 Nil

2014-15 Land Acquisition, Dispossession, and Alternatives

for Inclusion: A Case Study of NH24 Bareilly Bye-

Pass Land Acquisition. In M. A. Salam (Ed.),

Economic Growth in India: The Challenges of

Inclusiveness (pp. 266-279). [ISBN: 978-81-8484-

500-6].

New Delhi: Regal

Publications

(www.regalpubli

cations.com).

978-81-8484-

500-6

Nil

(b) Papers Published in Indexed/ Peer Reviewed Journals

Year

of

Publi

cation

Title Journal ISSN/

Indexing

Co-Author

(s)

(if any)

2016 A Thematic Discussion on

Women Entrepreneurship

and Empowerment

International Journal of Enterpreneurship and

Development Studies (IJEDS), 2016. [ISSN:

2079-2549]. http://ijeds.org

2079-2549 None

2016 Entrepeneurship: Ideology

and Contingencies.

Al-Barkat Journal of Finance & Management,

2016

… None

2015 A Comparative Narrative of

the Land Acquisitions and

International Journal of Pure and Applied

Researches, 1(1), 83-90.

… None

Enclosures.

2015 The Eminent Domain of Land

Acquisition: An Embedded

Instrument of Economic

Exclusion.

International Journal of Management and

Humanities, 02(02), 1-7. 2015. [ISSN: 2349-

7289].

http://researchscript.com/wp-

content/uploads/2015/11/IJMH020201.pdf

2349-7289 None

2015 A Few Observations on Unity

in Diversity.

University News, 53(39). 20-22. Sep. 28-Oct. 04

2015. [ISSN: 0566-2257].

Also in: Research Gate, 1-6. 2015.

doi:10.13140/RG.2.1.2416.9447

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/28190422

1_A_Few_Observations_on_Unity_in_Diversity

0566-2257 None

2015 Women Empowerment,

Entrepreneurship, and

Capacity Development.

Journal for Studies in Management and

Planning, 1(9), 43-56. 2015. [ISSN: 2395-0463].

https://edupediapublications.org/journals/index.

php/JSMaP/article/view/2916/2785

2395-0463 None

2015 Entrepreneurship Visited in

Ideological Paradigms and

Social Contexts.

International Journal of Applied Research, 1(10),

1033-1040. 2015. [ISSN: 2394-5869].

http://www.allresearchjournal.com/archives/201

5/vol1issue10/PartO/1-10-154.1.pdf

2394-5869 None

2015 Utilitariaism, Voluntary

Renunciation and The Sufis'

Will-Less-Ness.

International Journal of Enterpreneurship and

Development Studies (IJEDS), 3(2), 129-55. 2015.

[ISSN: 2079-2549].

http://ijeds.org/index.php/ijeds/article/view/23/p

df_18

2079-2549 None

2015 Women Entrepreneurship in

South Asia: A Paradigm of

Subordination.

International Journal of Multidisciplinary

Research and Modern Education, 1(1), 252-58.

2015. [ISSN: 2554-6119].

http://rdmodernresearch.org/wp-

content/uploads/2015/09/35.pdf

2554-6119 None

2015 Participatory Paradigm for

Linear Land Acquisition

Projects.

World Wide Journal of Multidisciplinary

Research and Development, 1(3), 1-5. 2015.

[ISSN: 2454-6615].

http://wwjmrd.com/vol%201/issue%203/pdf/30.

1.pdf

2454-6615 None

2015 Relevance of Traditional

Indigenous Systems of

Schooling.

International Journal of Management and

Humanities, 2(1), 4-7. 2015. [ISSN: 2349-7289].

http://researchscript.com/wp-

content/uploads/2015/06/IJMH020102.pdf

2349-7289 None

2015 Islamic Education Systems: A

Complementary and Cost

Effective Channel for

Inclusive Elementary

Education.

International Journal of Multidisciplinary

Research and Development, 2(4A), 01-09. 2015.

[e-ISSN: 2349-4182, p-ISSN: 2349-5979].

http://allsubjectjournal.com/vol2/issue4/PartA/p

df/71.1.pdf

e-ISSN:

2349-4182,

p-ISSN:

2349-5979

None

2015 Equity Impact of Linear Land

Acquisition Projects: A Case

for Participatory Paradigm.

International Journal of Multidisciplinary

Research and Development, 2(2 H), 452-461.

2015. [e-ISSN: 2349-4182, p-ISSN: 2349-5979].

http://allsubjectjournal.com/vol2/issue2/PartH/p

df/113.3.pdf

e-ISSN:

2349-4182,

p-ISSN:

2349-5979

None

2015 Women Entrepreneurship in

South Asia: A Critique of

Social and Economic

JANAK: A Journal of Humanities, 1(1), 130-37.

2015. [ISSN: 2395-4078].

2395-4078 None

Environment.

2015 Inclusive Policy Options to

Highway Land Acquisitions in

India.

International Journal of Multidisciplinary

Research and Development, 2(1 H), 373-377.

2015. [e-ISSN: 2349-4182, p-ISSN: 2349-5979].

http://allsubjectjournal.com/vol2/issue1/PartH/p

df/78.1pdf

e-ISSN:

2349-4182,

p-ISSN:

2349-5979

Dr. D.

Alam

(AMU)

2015 Traditional Indegenous

Systems of Education as Low

Cost Feasible Alternatives.

International Journal of Social Science &

Interdisciplinary Research, 4(1), 19-28. 2015.

[ISSN: 2277-3630].

www.indianresearchjournals.com

2277-3630 None

2015 Land Acquisition Effects on

Capital Base of Affected

Persons.

International Journal of Innovative Research &

Development, 4(1), 188-196. 2015. [ISSN: 2278-

0211]. Http://www.ijird.com

2278-0211 None

2015 A Critique of Socio-Economic

Value of Education: Case for

Development of Subaltern

Paradigm of Schooling.

International Journal of Multidisciplinary

Research and Developments, 2(1 B), 56-61. 2015.

[e-ISSN: 2349-4182, p-ISSN: 2349-5979].

http://allsubjectjournal.com/vol2/issue1/PartB/p

df/63.1.pdf

e-ISSN:

2349-4182,

p-ISSN:

2349-5979

None

2015 Land Acquisition

Compensation in India: A

Thumb Rule.

International Journal of Law and Legal

Jurisprudence Studies, 2(1), 1-21. 2015. [ISSN:

2348-8212]. http://ijlljs.in/land-acquisition-

compensation-in-india-a-thumb-rule

2348-8212 None

2014 Some Observations on

Compensation and Productive

Capital Base Depreciation of

Land Acquisition Affected

Farmers.

Excellence Intrenational Journal of Scientific

Research 1(2), 65-93. 2014. [ISSN: 2394-4242].

2394-4242 None

2014 Employment/Unemployment

Situations in Post Reform

Period: A Study of Rural-

Urban Divide.

International Journal of Research (IJR) 1(11),

2014, 57-68. (ISSN 2348-6848).

www.internationaljournalofresearch.org/index.p

hp/ijr/article/view/1078/1021

2348-6848 Dr. D.

Alam

(AMU)

2014 Comparative Economic

Perspectives on Education.

International Journal of Entrepreneurship and

Development Studies (IJEDS), 2(2), 2014, 87-102.

[World University of Bangladesh, Dhaka,

Bangladesh]. [ISSN: 2079-2549].

http://ijeds.org/index.php/article/view/19/pdf_6

2079-2549 None

2014 Consumer Renunciation: The

Sufi way.

Mithra: The Journal of Indo-Iranian Studies,

1(2). Apr. – Sep. 2014. [ISSN: 2348-6716].

2348-6716 None

2014 Virtual Integrated

Commodity Market: A

Kaleidoscopic Perspective.

New Man International Journal of

Multidisciplinary Studies, 1(11), 63-79. 2014.

[ISSN: 2348-1390].

http://www.newmanpublication.com/admin/issu

e/nov_issue.php

2348-1390 Dr. M.

Jamshed

(AMU)

2014 Consumerism, Climate

Change and Voluntary

Renunciation.

South Asian Journal of Multidiscilinary Studies,

1(4), 1-13. 2014. [ISSN: 2349-7858].

http://sajms.com/consumerism-climate-change-

voluntary-renunciation

2349-7858 None

2014 The Bypass and the Bypassed:

A Critique of Land

Acquisition and Development.

AVSAR Socio-Economic Journal, 1(2), 3-10.

2014. [ISSN: 2348-7380].

2348-7380 None

(c) Articles / Book Reviews /Monographs / Others

2016 Farewell Message and Feedback

Questionnaire (Ph. D. Coursework

in Economics/Applied and Regional

Economics, 2015)

Research Gate. Jan. 2016.

doi: 10.13140/RG.2.1.3393.1288

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/290955876_F

arewell_Message_and_Feedback_Questionnaire_Ph_D

_Coursework_in_EconomicsApplied_and_Regional_E

conomics_2015

2015 How do the economists define self-

interest and rationality?

https://www.researchgate.net/post/How_do_the_econo

mists_define_self-interest_and_rationality

2015 Book Review- World Development

Report: Mind, Society and

Behavior.

Research Gate, 1-7. Sep. 2015.

doi:10.13140/RG.2.1.4036.6567

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/282121230_B

ook_Review-

_World_Development_Report_2015_Mind_Society_an

d_Behavior

2015 Need for an Ethical Ombudsman. Research Gate, 1-6. Sep. 2015.

doi:10.13140/RG.2.1.2308.1445

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/282131485_

Need_for_an_Ethical_Ombudsman

2015 Tasawwuf and the State of Bliss. Research Gate, 1-3. Sep.2015.

doi:10.13140/RG.2.1.3233.0727

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/281781104_T

ASAWWUF_AND_THE_STATE_OF_BLISS

2015 An Essay on Entrepreneureship

and Gender.

Departmental Working Paper 01/2014-15.

Department of Applied and Regional Economics,

MJP Rohilkhand University, Bareilly.

2014-15 Destructive Creation and

Subordinate Entrepreneurship

Departmental Working Paper 02/2014-15.

Department of Applied and Regional Economics,

MJP Rohilkhand University, Bareilly.

2014-15 Women Entrepreneurship and

Entrepreneurial Subordination in

the Contemporary Context.

Departmental Working Paper 03/2014-15.

Department of Applied and Regional Economics,

MJP Rohilkhand University, Bareilly.

2014-15 Political Economy of Land

Acquisition in India

Departmental Working Paper 04/2014-15.

Department of Applied and Regional Economics,

MJP Rohilkhand University, Bareilly.

2013-14 Course Guide/ Welcome Note/ Course-Structure &Tentative Calendar for:

1. M. Phil. (A&R Economics).

2. M. A. 2nd Year (A&R Economics).

3. M. A. 1st Year (A&R Economics).

REPRESENTATIONS SENT TO STATE OR NATIONAL BODIES:

1. Representations regarding proper compensation, resettlement and rehabilitation of PPP based

Bada Bypass Land Acquisition affected farmers of 31 villages of district Bareilly sent to

Government of India and the Government of Uttar Pradesh in the years 2007 and 2012.

2. Representations regarding ecological review of the Ram Ganga Barrage Project, and proper

compensation to project affected farmers of around 40 villages of district Bareilly, sent to

Government of India and the Government of Uttar Pradesh in the year 2013.

3. Representations regarding an ‘alternate scheme of Land Acquisition and toll sharing with land-

losers’ for PPP based highway projects presented to The National Highway Authority of India,

New Delhi, Government of India and the Government of Uttar Pradesh in the year 2014.

Creative Writing:

Five-six books of poetry/shayery (comprising 150-200 verses each) ready/under process:

WARAA MAA WARAA [2012]

SIWAA MAA SIWAA [2012]

SIMT-E-MAA SIWAA [2008-12]

SIMT-E-MAA WARAA [2008-11]

SIHIGAF-E-TILISM-2 [2007-08]

SHIGAF-E-TILISM-1 [2007]

(d) Seminar/Conference Presentations

1. Land Acquisition Conflict: Ideology and Linkages

Presented at Refresher Course in Economics at Human Resource Development Centre,

Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi on 13 August 2015.

2. Women through Economic and Entrepreneurial Literature.

Paper presentation: National Seminar on Empowering the Role & Images of Women through

Literature: Present Scenario & Futuristic Contemplation, organized by: Department of Applied

English, MJPRU, Bareilly on 27-28 March, 2015.

3. Extended Participation and Redistribution Scheme for Linear Land Acquisition Projects.

Paper presentation: National Seminar on Land, Water and Renewal Energy for Sustainable

Development, 20-21 March, 2015 at St. John’s College, Agra.

4. Women Entrepreneurship in India: A Critique of Social and Economic Environment.

Paper presented at National Seminar on Women Entrepreneurship & Economic Development,

Sponsored by UP Government and Organized by P G Dept. of Economics and Management, D S

College, Aligarh on 24-25 February, 2015.

5. Enhancing Redistributive Justice and Equity in the Process of Land Acquisition for Highways:

Case for an Alternate Approach Based upon Extended Scale of Participation in Windfalls.

Paper presented at national Seminar on ‘Recent Issues in Indian Economic Development’

organized by the Department of A. & R. Economics, MJP Rohilkhand University, Bareilly, on

28-29 March 2014.

6. Land Acquisition, Dispossession and Alternatives for Inclusion: A Case Study of NH24 Bareilly

Bye-Pass Land Acquisition.

Paper presented at National Seminar on ‘Economic Growth in India and the challenges of

inclusiveness’ organizes by the Department of Economics in collaboration with the Indian

Economic association at AMU Aligarh on April 30-May 01, 2013.

7. Tasawwuf and the State of Bliss, Seminar Presentation: Academic Staff College, Aligarh Muslim

University, Aligarh, February 16, 2012.

(e) Resource Lectures Delivered

1. 2013: Muslim Economy: Institute of Islamic Economics, Bareilly.

2. 2013: Globalization: KCMT, Bareilly.

3. 2015: Introduction to Research: Pre-Ph. D. Course work (A&R Economics /

Economics), MJPRU, Bareilly.

4. 2015: Research Methodology: Pre-Ph. D. Course work (A&R Economics /

Economics), MJPRU, Bareilly.

5. 2015: How to Choose a Research Topic: Pre-Ph. D. Course work (A&R

Economics / Economics), MJPRU, Bareilly.

6. 2015: How to Write a Research Paper: Pre-Ph. D. Course work (A&R

Economics / Economics), MJPRU, Bareilly.

(f) Seminars/Conferences/Workshops Organized

National Seminar on Recent Issues in Indian Economic Development, sponsored by Govt. of

U.P. (28th & 29th March 2014).

(g) Public Service / University Service / Consulting Activity

UNIVERSITY SERVICE

Ex-Member, Executive Council : 2012-13

Member, Academic Council : 2015 (continue)

Convener, Board of Studies : Continue

Member, Board of Studies : Several times & Continue

Member, Committee for Establishment of Ala Hazrat Imam Ahmad Raza Chair & Pandit Radheyshyam Chair

in the University.

Member, Abhivyakti forum for creative writing i.e. poetry.

DEPARTMENT LEVEL

Member, Departmental Committees on:

Curriculum/Syllabus, Admission, Examination, Purchase and Seminars and Conferences etc.

HAS WORKED, SEVERAL TIMES, IN VARIOUS CAPACITIES LIKE:

Member, Proctorial Board

Assistant Coordinator, Central Evaluation

Observer, Entrance examinations like B. Ed. etc.

Sports Committees/Team In-charge etc.

SOCIAL SERVICE

Works for social and economic uplift of the agrarian and rural societies.

Has helped organize movements for action for the rights/rehabilitation of the land acquisition affected agrarian

communities.

Unqualified moral support to the movements/actions for assertion/upholding of truly democratic

duties/rights/privileges of all sections of the society, particularly the women and girl-child, children of

underprivileged sections, and the marginalized and alienated sections of society like the Dalits, extremely

backward communities, tribal folks, religious and cultural minorities etc.

Association with unorganized and organized sector labor and trade unions activities, particularly with Bareilly

Trade Union Federation (BTUF).

(h) Memberships of Academic/Professional Bodies

International Society for Research and Development (ISRD), London [http://www.londonpress.Org].

Advisory Board: AVSAR- Socio-Economic Journal [ISSN: 2348-7380].

Advisory Board: JANAK- A Journal of Humanities [ISSN: 2395-4078].

Research Gate: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Mohammad_Khan147

Academia.edu: https://mjpru.academia.edu/mohammadisrarkhan

Orcid.org: http://orcid.org/0000000211169448

Researcherid.com: http://www.researcherid.com/rid/I62072015

Projects (With Title, Year, Grants, Funding Agency and Collaborations)

‘CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE’ PROJECT:

Departmental Project on ‘HUMAN DEVELOPMENT RESEARCH’ under ‘CENTRE OF

EXCELLENCE’ Scheme of the Government of Uttar Pradesh.

Project Granted by: Higher Education Department of Government of Uttar Pradesh.

Funding: Financial Year 2014-15 Rs. 08, 34, 000.00

Financial Year 2015-16 Rs. 15, 00, 000.00

Total (2014-16) Rs. 23, 34, 000.00

Administrative Positions/Assignments Held

Ex-Member, Executive Council : 2012-13

Member, Academic Council : 2015 (continue)

Convener, Board of Studies : Continue

Academic Foreign Visits

Nil

Any Other Details

Hobbies and Special Interests

Love to move from books of the academic and other disciplines to the society and from

society to the class-room. This is a humble effort to make as good an interaction among the

academics, the teaching-learning experiences, and the society as possible.

A believer in Humanism sans frontiers.

Apart from social service/activism, interest in Urdu and Persian Sufi poetry and classical

literature on Islamic Tasawwuf. Also love to read books of all religions.

Composition of poetical verses in Urdu (Shaery).

Personal strength: Perseverance, uprightness, integrity, faith in people; humanitarianism.

Personal weakness: Emotional; straight forward; unknown of political nuances.

Participation in summer courses, orientation courses and refresher courses:-

Sr.

No.

Course Institution Topic Duration Grade

6 Refresher

Course

UGC HRDC, JNU,

New Delhi

--- 20.07.2015

To

14.08.2015

A

5 Refresher

Course

UGC Academic Staff

College, Lucknow

--- 11.11.2014

To

01.12.2014

A

4 Orientation

Course

UGC Academic Staff

College, AMU, Aligarh

--- 31.01.2012

To

A

29.02.2012

3 Orientation/

Refresher

Course

V. V. Giri National

Labour Institute,

NOIDA

Sociological

Methods in Labour

Research

22.06.2004

To

12.07.2004

Grading

not

followed.

2 Refresher

Course

Department of A&R

Economics, MJPR

University, Bareilly

--- 12.08.2002

To

01.09.2002

A

1 Refresher

Course

Department of A&R

Economics, MJPR

University, Bareilly

Issues in Indian

Economy

03.10.2001

To

23.10.2001

A

List of M. Phil. Dissertations guided (Degree awarded):

Sr.

No.

Year Name of the

Scholar

Title of the study

1. 2013-14 Sunil

Dipankar

Indian pension system: a prognosis

2. 2013-14 Samvedna

Yadav

Participation of women workers in the unorganized sector: a

case study of Moradabad district

3. 2013-14 Neelam Singh Appraisal of human resource development in post-economic-

reform period [aarthik sudharottar kaal mein manav snsadhan

vikas ka mulyankan]

4. 2012-13 Nidhi Pandey A study of the personal satisfaction and welfare of rural working

women: with reference to district Sita Pur [Gramn kamkaji

mahilaon ki vyaktigat santushti evam kalyan ka addhayan

janpad Sitapur ke snadarbh mein]

5. 2011-12 Rakhshanda

Gauhar

Poverty and gender in urban areas: an empirical study

6. 2011-12 Deepa Social and economic analysis of the Central Ganga Barrage

[Madhya Ganga Barrage ka samajik evam aarthik vishleshan]

7. 2011-12 Anirudh The impact of MGNREGA on the standard of living of the

workers: with special reference to Mau district, UP [Mahatma

Gandhi Rashtriya Rozgar Gaurantee Yojana Adhiniyam ka

shramikon ke jivan star par prabhav: Mau jile ke vishes

sandarbh mien]

8. 2010-11 Shalini Gupta Programs and issues of child education in Sarva Shiksha

Abhiyan: with special reference to district Shahjahan Pur

9. 2010-11 Jasnur Khan The right to education and minority (Muslim) educational

inclusion: with reference to Shahjahan Pur [Shiksha ka adhikar

evam alpasankhyak (muslim) shekshik samavesh: Shahjahan Pur

ke sandarbh mein]

10. 2009-10 Namita Singh A study of correlation between higher education and

employment: with special reference to humanities post graduates

of MJPRU, Bareilly

11. 2008-09 Sanjiv Kumar

Yadav

A study of the socio-economic status of small scale sugar

industry (Crusher) labour in block Nawab Ganj, Bareilly [Vikas

khand Nawab Ganj (Bareilly) ke laghu chini udyog (crusher)

shramikon ki samajik evam rthik sthiti ka addhyan]

12. 2008-09 Samrin Khan A critical study of the relevance, problems, and diagnoses of the

tourist industry in India [Bharat mein paryatan udyog ki

prasangikta, samasyayon, tatha upcharon ka alochnatmak

addhyan]

13. 2008-09 Nazia An economic analysis of the consumption pattern and nutritional

status of households in Uttar Pradesh

14. 2007-08 Rekha Singh A critical study of the distribution and performance of the public

amenities and public services in metropolitan area of Nagar

Nigam, Bareilly [Nagar Nigam dwara Mahanagar Bareilly mein

pradatt sarvjanik suvidhaon evam sewaon ke vitaran evam karya

sampadan ka alochnatmak addhyan]

15. 2007-08 Gunjan

Lohani

Grassroot human resource development and alternative systems

of primary education

16. 2007-08 Adarsh Kamal A comparative study of the prevalence and situation of child

labor in rural and urban sector in district Bareilly

17. 2006-07 Tara Chand Urbanization and its impact on land use: with special reference

to Uttar Pradesh

18. 2006-07 Pitam Lal An analytical study of small and cottage industry: with special

reference to embroidery work in village Kandhar Pur, Bareilly

[Laghu evam kutir udyogon ka vishleshnatamak addhyana: zari-

karchobi kutir udyog ke vishesh snadarbh mein]

19. 2006-07 Nirvikar

Ruhela

Social and economic analysis of women workers in the

unorganized sector of district Khiri [Khiri janpad ke asangathit

shetra mein karyarat mahilaon ka arthik evam samajik

addhayan]

20. 2006-07 Namrata

Paliwal

An evaluation of public amenities and services provided by

Bareilly Nagar Nigam [Bareilly Ngar Nigam ke sarvajanik

karyon thatha pradatt sewaon ke karya nispadan ka mulyankan]

21. 2006-07 Kusumanjali

Sharma

Role of literacy in empowering women in rural India

22. 2006-07 Dimple

Kumari

Poverty alleviation programs and the role of public distribution

system in Uttar Pradesh

23. 2005-06 Neetu Varma Women labor process in zari-zardozi sector: with special

reference to district Bareilly [zari-zardozi udyog mein mahila

shram prakriya: janpad Bareilly ke vishesh snadabh mein]

24. 2005-06 Namrata

Varma

An analytical study of the social and economic problems of

working women: with special reference to Dhampur town of

district Bijnore [Kamkaji mahilaon ki arthik va samajik

samasyayon ka vishleshnatmak addhyan: Dhampur nagar

janpad Bijnore ke vishesh sandarbh mein]

25. 2004-05 Shalini Gupta A study of the role of regional rural banks in entrepreneurship

development: with special reference to Shahjahan Pur Regional

Rural Bank [uddamita vikas mein shetriya gramin bankon ki

bumika ka addhayan: Shahjahan Pur Shetriya Gramin Bank ke

vishesh sandarbh mein]

26. 2004-05 Roli Gupta The contribution of rural women in panchayati raj system

(Shahjahan Pur) [panchayati raj vyavastha mein gramin

mahilaon ka yogdan]

27. 2004-05 Nitin Anand An appraisal of agricultural product marketing in the context of

minimum support price in the Mandi Samiti, Bareilly [Nyuntam

samarthan mulya ke pariprekshya mein mandi samiti Bareilly

mein krishi utpadan vipnan ki samiksha]

28. 2004-05 Nem Singh A critical study of primary education and primary seducation

administration in Uttar Pradesh [Uttar Pradesh mein prathmik

shiksha evam prathmik shiksha prashashan ka alochnatmak

addhyan]

29. 2004-05 Mohammad

Rashid

A study of the competitive and complementary roles of various

layers of panchayati raj system: with special reference to area

panchayat Lalori Khera, district Pilibhit [Panchayati raj

sansthaon ke vibhinna stron ki pritiyogi tatha poorak bhumika:

sheshtra panchayat Lalori Khera janpad Pilibhit ke vishesh

sandarbh mein]

30. 2003-04 Prem Pal Rural development in the context of rural poverty [Gramin

garibi ke sandarbh mein gramin vikas]

31. 2003-04 Nishan Kumar

Gupta

Housing problem of economically weaker income sections in

Bareilly Mahanagar [Mahangar Bareilly mein arthik roop se

durbal aaya varga ki avasiya samasya]

SOCIAL SERVICE/ACTIVISM

Participatory experience of working with the people for more than a decade. Socio-economic activism

has led to participatory observation and research experience acquired via close contacts with the farmers

and rural communities particularly the land acquisition and displacement affected persons. The outcome

of this participatory involvement is related with the research work continuing in the field of land

acquisition and related dimensions. It is also likely to come in the form of a book, probably on the

phenomena of land acquisition, after some time.

Major Movements:

1.

Successfully raised and mobilized a civil

society movement against forcible

eviction of Village Kanja Das Pur and

around a dozen other villages/settlements

by the government.

From 2004 to 2005.

Resulted into Substantial and satisfactory

outcome as the government withdrew its

plan of the ‘forcible eviction’ of people.

Main demands:

‘No Displacement of Human Settlements without

Rehabilitation’ and

‘No Acquisition of Agricultural Land without Adequate

Compensation’.

Main Planks of the movement were:

Positive approach and optimism;

Frank and fearless non-political representation;

Participatory decisions and Involvement of

society at large; and

Team work and selfless volunteer-ship of frontal

leadership.

2.

Movement against improper and forceful

Land acquisition:

a. Bareilly Bada Bypass land

acquisition,

Continue from 2006 but critical

and intensive struggling period

from March 2012 onwards.

b. Ram Ganga Barrage and other

land acquisitions.

It is a natural extension of Bypass

land acquisition movement.

Continued since then.

The Problem:

Around 50,000 acre agricultural and other

land is under different stages of

acquisition for various government and

PPP projects, namely Bada Bypass, Farid

Pur Bypass, Ram Ganga Barrage, Parsa

Khera Colony, Nakatia High Tech City,

100 meter Wide Green Belts and 600

meter Reserve belts around Bypasses,

Main demands:

A respectable sharing in the profitable toll

proceeds from the PPP project;

Land owners’ free and fearless consent;

Mutually agreed determination of ‘terms,

conditions and rates’ of compensation;

Safety of all religious structures;

Special benefits for widows, old aged, chronically

ill, handicapped and helpless land losers; and

Government should not enter as a middle man; it

should protect land losers’ just rights.

Major components of the force of movement:

Adherence to Gandhian ideals of resistance- truth,

perseverance, peace and non-violence as weapons

of the oppressed against the oppressors;

Representations, popular appeals, acquainting the

authorities of the affectees’ perspective;

Social mobilization of affected farmers and civil

society; awareness, dharna, pradarshan, protest

rallies, Anshan etc;

Ram Ganga Naga BDA Colony, Nainital

Road and Pilibhit Road BDA Colonies

and so on, apart from rapid transfer of

agriculture land to non-agricultural

wealthy class.

*It is a serious threat to food security as

well as to farmers’ subsistence.

*Use of force and unilateralism of

government and its officials is prevalent

in all cases of land acquisition.

*Police cases and lathi-charge are

common tools to compel the farmers.

*Compensation is everywhere extremely

inadequate and unreasonable.

*Farmers as a whole are feeling highly

helpless, aggrieved, unsatisfied and

cheated.

*Farmers are determined to sustain their

struggle for just rights of independent

consent and adequate compensation.

*The recent land acquisition act 2013 fails

to meet farmers’ valid demands and

genuine grievances.

*It has been a struggle against the

corporate, communal, corrupt, and mafia

elements opposed to Humanitarian Values

of justice and equality!

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Decision making by participatory consensus;

Rapport-building among the scattered affected

people as well as other forces of movements for

peoples’ cause;

Communal and social harmonization of the

participants;

Use of RTI and use of lawsuits;

Exposure of the pitfalls of the policy of

unqualified capitalist expansion as well as of the

administrative and political corruption;

Major Events:

…Farmers’ protests / demonstrations;

…Twenty seven days long hunger strike/ Anshan/ dharna

at Gandhi Statue;

…Weekly and fortnightly local meetings at village/cluster

levels to create unity and fraternity among farmers;

The Outcome so far:

*Government used heavy police force/PAC/RAF against

farmers and repeatedly lodged FIRs, against hundreds of

the aggrieved farmers, at various occasions to suppress

them;

*Government took forcible physical possession over the

land just before Dipawali without resolving the issue and

without making payment of compensation to the land

losers; and

*Scores of aggrieved farmers, including me as a moral

force of the movement, were sent to jail under different

incriminating sections of IPC. We were kept under the

most inhuman conditions and sufferings. We could get

released only on bail, after spending three to eight weeks

in jail!

* The aggrieved farmers have neither been paid the

compensation nor rehabilitated till today i.e. after

twelve years of notification.

* On the contrary, the NHAI and their PPP

concessionaire IL&FS are collecting crores of crores

from the highway toll plaza.

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