FAMILY/ GENEALOGICAL TREE

Below is given my Family Tree.I have given it for the convenience and knowledge of my family.I am sure it will interest them. It starts from the times of Aurangzeb, the Mughal King.

GENEALOGICAL TREE

(17th Century) ASKARAN, Ancestral Village is named after him as Chakaskaran ,a big Zamindar, lived in the times of Aurangzeb , the Mughal Emperor. He was a Mansabdar.  His name was Askaran Lalji Sahai.
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GOKUL PRASAD, A Big Zamindar and Dewaan in a Princely Estate, Madhya Pradesh.
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GAJODHAR PRASAD, A Big Zamindar and Dewaan in Kothi Princely Estate,Madhya Pradesh.
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(I)BANKEY BIHARI LAL,
(II)SHYAM BIHARI LAL,
(III)RAM BIHARI LAL
(IV)RAJ BIHARI LAL,
(III)RAM BIHARI LAL ,(4th Nov,1904-6th April,1991)BA, LLB,District Magistrate, Panna Princely Estate, Madhya Pradesh & Advocate, And RAMA DEVI, (1913-16th March,1955).
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DINANATH SHARAN SHRIVASTAVA, BA, LLM ( received Gold Meda for securing First position in LLM examination, 1962,Allahabad University), Lecturer-in-Law in Meerut Law College & Gorakhpur University, Indian Police Service(Assam-Meghalaya Cadre,1964 RR)& Advocate Supreme Court of India, New Delhi. And VENITA SHRIVASTAVA, BA Part I,
(1)AMITABH SHRIVASTAVA , B.COM (H) (DU), MBA (Bom.), MSC(LSE), Director,ADAM SMITH INT. London. And RUCHI SRIVASTAVA, BA(H) in Economics, MBE (DU), MSC Information Systems(LSE).
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(a) ABHISHREE SHRIVASTAVA.
(b) AMOLIKAA SHRIVASTAVA.

(2) SIDDHARTHA SHRIVASTAVA -- BA(H) in Economics (DU), MA in Economics (JNU), Senior Journalist. And RITSY, BA(H)in History (DU), MA in History (DU), MBA (Fore School of Management, New Delhi).
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KHYATI MUNDRE SRIVASTAVA
ALAYNAH MUNDREY SRIVASTAVA

(3)PARIKSHIT SHRIVASTAVA -- BSC (H) in Botany (DU), MBA (Center for Management,Modi Nagar), Diploma on Environment (LSE), DGM,URS Scott Wilson India Private Ltd.And NEHA SRIVASTAVA, BA(H) in English & German, MBA.
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AKSHAT KISHORE SHRIVASTAVA.

I had inherited about 10 acres of land from my ancestors. Quantum of ownership of agricultural land after abolition of Zamindari was reduced to the extent of agricultural land, tilled as 'Khudkast'. I kept it for about 19 years after the death of my father, Late Ram Bihari Lal. I found it difficult to manage it from Delhi where now I live and therefore sold it with the concurrence of my 3 sons & wife.As the agricultural land sold by me was situated at a distance of over 18 kilometers from the nearest Town Committee/Municipality area, no capital gains was payable.This fact is mentioned in my income tax return of the relevant period. All payments were received through inter-bank transfer. The sale proceeds are equally divided among 3 sons.A sum of Rs.1,30,000 is also given to each of my 4 grand children. The interests from the fixed deposits of these amounts are being utilized in maintenance & renovation of the ancestral house at Fatehpur ,UP & salary etc. of the caretaker. All my children and wife desire that we should maintain the ancestral house in memory of my late father.After the house is renovated we will consider various options of utilization such as for a school/hostel for disabled children, or hospital or school etc. in consultation with children and wife.