Nashik First announces Open Forum Discussion with Mr. Sundeep Waslekar on his book “Eka“Eka DishechaDishecha Shodh”Shodh” Conducted by Eminent Journalist Padmashree Kumar Ketkar – Editor in Chief, Loksatta

Mr. Sundeep Waslekar Venue: Mahakavi Kalidas Kala Mandir

Date: 10th April 2011

Day: Sunday

Time : 5.30 PM onwards “Eka“Eka DishechaDishecha Shodh”Shodh”

Introduction of Author Sundeep Waslekar is by all means a unique individual of , who plays an important role in deciding the direction of world politics. He is the founder-President of “Strategic Foresight Group”, one of the few Indian Think-Tanks, working in the field of International Affairs; helping shape global policy through relevant, incisive research on crucial geo-political subjects.

Born in Girgaon, in 1959, Mr. Waslekar started his schooling in Dombivali. After schooling he enrolled himself in Sydenham College, Mumbai for his graduation. The final year of graduation was the turning point of his life, as he got a chance to publish an independent article on reforming the global financial system in the newspaper - Financial Express. This article generated interest in international academic circles. When he was 20, he was invited to an International seminar on North - South Dialogue hosted by Liberal International to present his views. Later on, he was awarded a full scholarship to read Philosophy, Politics and Economics (PPE) at St. John's College, Oxford University. While at Oxford, he was invited by several institutions in Europe and North America to deliver talks on global development issues. When he completed his studies, Mrs. , who was the then , wrote to him, which encouraged him to return home. On his return to India in 1986, he joined the Centre for Policy Research to work on economic cooperation as means of conflict resolution in . His monographs on breaking deadlock in economic ties between India and Pakistan as well as between India and Sri Lanka attracted attention of the policy makers. In 1991, he founded International Centre for Peace Initiatives, the first conflict resolution institution in South Asia. Later, he and his colleague Ms. Ilmas Futehally developed a comprehensive approach to measure the Cost of conflict.

Following the September 11 attacks in 2001 and the War on Terror, he facilitated dialogues between Western and Islamic leaders.

Mr. Waslekar has been addressing governance issues at global, regional and national levels since 1990. During this period, he sought perspectives from 50 world leaders across all continents to prepare a blueprint of the architecture of in the post Cold War era. His book, The New World Order, was one of the first international efforts to define global governance after the fall of the former Soviet Union.

In 2002, he developed a new categorization of the Indian economy based on consumption patterns rather than income levels.

What this book is about lIn his book “Eka Dishecha Shodh”, Mr. Waslekar has given the importance of basic principles of life which have their origin in India. Today's youth of India is fascinated by dramas, movies, actors and actresses. On the contrary China, though it follows dictatorship, is still developing speedily because the youth in China is fascinated not by actors but by scientists and philosophers. This explains the psychology of developed and developing countries. l The book analyses challenges to India's future, which are currently outside the discourse of the media, and explains several strategies for the advancement of society, particularly economically weak sections of population. “Eka“Eka DishechaDishecha Shodh”Shodh”

What you will get from the discussion The book is based on facts and it possesses the key challenges such as: lThe Fourth Industrial Revolution is near. It will be led by water, environmental technologies, genomics, nano-technology, robotics and space technology. India missed the first three industrial revolutions but has good prospects of taking a lead role in the fourth industrial revolution. However, this will involve a new mindset that is focused on creation rather than servicing big multinationals at the lower level in the value chain (which is what Indian software companies are doing), a new education system aimed at research and revenue generation through patents rather than capitation fee from undeserving students, a new set of social attitudes underpinned by genuine freedom and inclusiveness rather than blind imitation. lThird World War is likely. As the world economy promotes growth in a manner that is insensitive to employment and aspirations of uneducated youth, there will be growing risk of terrorism. lThe 800 million-conundrum has trapped India. In 2001 India's population of 1000 million was divided between 170 millions in the market and 830 millions in the periphery. In 2011 the numbers will be 320 millions in the market and 880 millions in the periphery out of the total population of 1200 million. If India grows at 8%+ for the next 20 years, it will have a population of 1400 million around 2030, including 600 million in market and 800 million in the periphery. The 800 million-conundrum is one of the main reasons why Naxalism has grown from 60 districts prior before 2001 to over 160 districts in 2010 and the population in slums and chawls of Mumbai has grown from 50% two decades ago to 66% at present. lMiddle school system is the main instrument for perpetuating social and economic inequality in India which requires educational reforms. lMillions of high income, creative and ecologically sustainable rural jobs can be created in a short period of time. The author has guided on this distinctly.

On the basis of his research and studies, Mr. Sundeep Waslekar will be elaborating on the above points in the Open Forum Discussion initiated by Nashik First. He will provide examples of how a few small steps can make politicians accountable, honest and efficient in ways that politicians themselves would appreciate. He will explain how in several countries politicians focus on policies without seeking personal gain or providing patronage to their clients and relatives. This is a golden opportunity for Nashik's citizens and youngsters to interact with two eminent intellectuals.

An introduction to Shri. Kumar Ketkar The open forum discussion will be conducted by Mr. Kumar Ketkar, who is the recipient of Padmashree the fourth highest national award by the Government of India. He is the journalist who knows the pulse of social, political and economic fabric of Maharashtra and the scholar of the same on the global front. Mr. Kumar Ketkar possesses all qualities befitting a journalist. One of his greatest strengths is his understanding of different political ideologies. His early journalistic days were with the leading newspaper on economics – The Economic Times. He later went on to become the editor of the Maharashtra Times. He is often invited by foreign universities as a guest lecturer and speaker. He has authored many books among which “Jwalamukhichya Tondawar” and “Badalte Vishwa” have received great acclaim. Mr. Kumar Ketkar is associated with several social movements. As a journalist-editor, Mr. Kumar Ketkar strives to bring the newspaper - viewpoints to the “Eka“Eka DishechaDishecha Shodh”Shodh” reader in a very simplistic manner. Importantly, he has the ability to get across the gravity of any serious issue through stirring analysis and discussions through his writing. Mr. Kumar Ketkar is not one who would rest on his laurels. He is one who continues to move forward, always attempting to anticipate the future and prepare the populace for it. Here's wishing him well for all his future endeavours.

What is Nashik First Roaming around in Indian cities is not always a pleasant experience, as provisions in many sectors are worsening because of rapid urbanization. Keen observation and detailed studies explain that, we, the citizens are also instrumental in ruining our beloved motherland. Nashik, as we all know is the city of pilgrims but gradually the advancements and awareness in the minds of Nashikkars sparked the all round development of Nashik. The industrial scenario in Nashik started flourishing with the entry of some of the big names in industry. This geared up the pace of industrial development. But improper infrastructure, mismanagement and arrangement of the city invited stagnancy in the growth of Nashik. This aroused the need for a forum which could work as a catalyst between citizens and concerned govt. officials.

Its a proud feeling to see some responsible citizens working for the betterment of Nashik city. One such organization is “Advantage Nashik Foundation” with its motto as “Nashik First”. Nashik First is an organization formed u/s 25 of Indian Companies, Act 1956. These like minded entrepreneur, who already have experienced the difficulties in the development of this city, started this initiative that is Nashik First.

Basically, the emphasis of our activities is on finding the root cause of various societal problems which point towards the indifferent nature of citizens, particularly the youth, towards the society at large. If the new generation is guided and directed correctly, motivated positively, the city can definitely grow. While dealing with this problem Nashik First came across the thought that the youth in Nashik needs to be aware of India's position at global level, so as to know the strengths we have in our nation. At the same time the Directors of this organization happened to know about Mr. Sundeep Waslekar's thought provoking book, “Eka Dishecha Shodh”.

Nashik First invites you all on Sunday 10th April 2011, 6 pm to 8 pm at Mahakavi Kalidas Kala Mandir, for the open forum discussion on the said subject with this world class eminent personality, Mr. Sundeep Waslekar. Nashik First is looking for your full support as this is the need of young India.

Note: The book “Eka Dishecha Shodh” is available at a special price of Rs. 175/- (Original Price Rs. 250/-) at Nashik First Office. For registration please visit www.nashikfirst.com

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