Muni Lall Member of Parliament, Lok Sabha
Shri Muni Lall, Ex-Minister of State for Labour & Employment and Ex-Member of Parliament (Lok Sabha) joined the Union Government with 26 years of rich administrative experience. A Bureaucrat-turned-Politician, Shri Muni Lall joined politics in 1996 after resining his IAS job. He made his maiden entry into the Lok Sabha in 1996 by winning election in Sasaram national Leaders Late Shri Jagjivan Ram for 42 years. With no looking back, Shri Muni Lall thereafter won all successive elections from the same Constituency with handsome margins thrice.
During his Bureaucratic career in Bihar Government, Shri Muni Lall was involved in the development of the State in various capacities. He did a lot for the welfare and development of tribals during his 5-year tenure as Managing Director, Bihar State Tribal Development Corporation. Shri Muni Lall was also instrumental in setting uo 400 small and medium scale industries in Bokaro as the M.D. Bokaro, the Industrial City of Bihar completely enjoyed peace & proper Law & Order. He held the planning and Development, Government of Bihar before joining politics.
Sh. Muni Lall secure B.A Hons. (Eco.) and Masters degree in Economics. In fact Shri Muni Lall got admission London school of Economics and Delhi School of Economics but due to pecuniary problems he had to contend with otherwise. The subject of research for his PH.D. Degree was “Development of Tribals through Co-operativization.” He could not submit thesis for approval.
Imperatively Shri Muni Lall had developed the impulse and reasoning of linking up the grass roots realities of socio economic problems in India, both rural & Urban, Particularly in the field of economic of development, employment, labour problems, poverty and management of finance, particularly public finance with various instruments like Budget, External Borrowings, Internal capital accumulation, savings, investments et.c. His perception of globalization, liberalization of economy & in the wake of these policies how they affect the Developing and Developed countries of the world is of curious study material for him.
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