The Dawn and Dawn Society’s Magazine March 1910

The spirit of Swadeshi is in the air and it is no longer possible in India either for the Hindus or for the Mahomedans to shut their eyes to the fact that in the development of the Swadeshi industrial spirit lies the future of a self-supporting India. [...] Hadi and two other gentlemen one a Mahmedan and the other a Hindu in the cause of the Sugar Industry of the United Provinces was bound to attract the attention of Sir John Hewett the Leiutenant-Governor of those Provinces. [...] The above mentioned Mahom.edan factories.are distributed in the following localities namely "CONSTRUCTIVE SWADESHI ENTERPRISES 30 (r) Panchli; in the district of Meerut ; (2) Amroha in the District of 1Vforadabad ; (3) Ametli in the district of Sultanpur ; (4) Itai Rampur in the district of Gonda ; (5) Mahmudabad in the district of Sitapur ; (6) Bikapur in the district of Fyzabad ; (7) Rampur [...] These are (I) the Curribhoy Mills (2) the Mahomedbhoy Mills ( Extension oPthe Currimbhoy * The names of the proprietors of the remaining sixteen factories and of the loclities where such factories are situated are as follows:—(i) The #ion'blLala Sukhbir Singh Muzaffarnagar; (2) The Hon'ble K. Kushalpal Sing Kotla in the cljstrict of Agra ; (3) B. Janki Pei-shad; Fatehpur-Sikri in the [...] It is at present a Joint-Stock Company the shares of which are all divided among the sons of the founder and is under the guidance of one of the proprietors the Hon'ble Mr.