Department of Commerce Delhi School of Economicscommerce.du.ac.in/web/uploads/news/Newsletter-2018.pdf · and MBA(IB) of Department of Commerce, Delhi School of Economics, University

October 2017-March 2018

REFLECTIONS

Department of CommerceDelhi School of Economics

Newsletter

Editorial Team

Prof. Kavita Sharma : Patron and Head of the Department

Dr. Sunaina Kanojia : Editor

Dr. H.K. Dangi : Associate Editor

Ms. Manisha : Assistant Editor

Ms. Rutika Saini : Assistant Editor

Department of CommerceDelhi school of Economics

University of Delhi

CONTENTS

Departmental Activities

Ÿ Erudition 2017 3

Ÿ The 6 Annual International Commerce Conference (AICC) on the

theme “Digital Outreach and Future of Marketing Practices 8

Ÿ Seminar on GST 14

Research Output

Ÿ Pre submissions, Viva Voce and Registration 16

Ÿ Monthly lectures for Research Scholars 20

Students Activities

Ÿ Series of Guest Lectures 22

Ÿ Mock GD and PI 24

Ÿ Synergy the Annual management fest of MBA (HRD & IB) 25

Ÿ Industrial Visit 25

Ÿ Peer Learning Platform 26

College Corner

Ÿ S-Marketing Annual Programme- Vying Street'18 (Daulat Ram College) 29

Ÿ Faculty Development Programme on Goods & Service Tax

(Daulat Ram College) 29

Ÿ National seminar on “Emerging Dimensions of Indian Business and

Economy: Pace and Pattern (Sri Aurobindo College) 30

Faculty Corner 31

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Message from Head

I feel very invigorated to announce the launch of consecutive edition of the quarterly newsletter of the Department of Commerce, “Reflections”. Every issue emulates Department's accomplishments and memories. This issue likewise reflects state-of-the-art endeavors to tribute and acknowledge efforts of each one in the Department. This year as well the Department riveted with new opportunities, programs and activities, like organizing Erudition'17 which was inaugurated by Shri Vijay Goel, MP, BJP. The theme for this year was Innovative Solutions for Emerging Markets.

Department of Commerce has vivaciously and continually developed by switching to digital mode at thnumerous boulevards including academics, administrative operations and holding of Its 6 Annual

International Commerce Conference (AICC) which was handled completely online using several e-thplatforms. Present issue reproduces the prodigious flashes of our 6 Annual International Commerce

Conference (AICC) which was organized by the Department and co-hosted by Academy of Indian Marketing on the theme, 'Digital Outreach and Future of Marketing Practices' irradiated with the benign presence of esteemed Chief Guest, Shri Ravi Shankar Prasad, Hon'ble Minister of Electronics & Information Technology and Minister of Law & Justice; Guests of Honor, Prof. Yogesh K. Tyagi, Hon'ble Vice Chancellor, University of Delhi and Ms. Vinita Bali, Former CMD Britannia Industries Ltd.; Distinguished Guests, Prof Pami Dua, Chairperson, Research Council and Director, Delhi School of Economics. This issue also provides highlights of various special lectures, guest lectures, pre-submissions, Viva-voces, monthly lectures and Seminars held at the Department of Commerce like Seminar on “Goods and Services Tax (GST): The Road Ahead” was held in collaboration with PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry organized to apprise the bystanders with the opportunities and challenges of GST, along with the impact of GST on different stakeholders.

I acknowledge the energies of our Editorial team for delineating all the occasions apprehended in the Department for looming reminiscence.

RegardsProf. Kavita Sharma Head and Dean Department of Commerce

Reflections: October 2017 - March 2018 2


Erudition 2017

Erudition is the Annual Business Convention of Delhi School of Economics, organized jointly by MBA(HRD) and MBA(IB) of Department of Commerce, Delhi School of Economics, University of Delhi.

Erudition provides a common platform to educationists, industrialists, entrepreneurs, financial gurus and students to share practical knowledge and put their insights on current on-goings in business globally. Till now, the course has hosted 22 successful conventions, including Erudition '17.

The institute proudly hosted the 22ndAnnual convention – ERUDITION'17 on 13th – 14th October, 2017. The theme for this year was Innovative Solutions for Emerging Markets.

The Day1 included Inaugural session with 3 Panel Discussions of 2 hours each where 1.5 hours was for discussion and 30 minutes were for Q&A round from the students.

The event was inaugurated by Shri Vijay Goel, MP, BJP on October 13,2017. Shri. Vijay Goel is a multifaceted and dynamic reformer, a vociferous grass root social worker, an activist with conviction, and a crusader of causes close to his heart. A politician who is famous for his contribution in getting the “LotteryBanned” all over India under the banner of Lok Abhiyan and thereby saving lacs of poor families from ruin. Then students were enlightened by our Guest of Honor Dr. Ved Prakash, Director MMTC and Prof Devesh K Sinha, Dean of Colleges, University of Delhi. Mr. Ved Prakash is an alumnus of IIM Calcutta, IIT Delhi possesses more than 34 years of experience in the field of international trade, and business, has handled leadership role in different organizations, and is currently Director at MMTC Limited. Dr. Devesh K Sinha is presently Dean of Colleges, University of Delhi and Professor of Oceanography and Marine Geology in the Department of Geology, Centre of Advanced Study at Delhi University. The Keynote speaker Mr. RV Sridhar , CEO , Essar Steel shared the solutions for emerging markets. Mr. RV Sridhar, an IIFT New Delhi alumnus, is the Executive Director & CEO of Essar Steel India Limited (Pune facility), a Rs. 3500 Cr premium SBU,

Mr. Vijay Goel (MP, Delhi) enlightening the gathering.

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since September 2014. the session was concluded by speech from our distinguished alumnus Bikas Singh and Head of Department Prof Kavita Sharma. Mr. Bikas is a reputed public policy expert with diverse experience in economic policy making ,deregulation of industrial laws and manufacturing. He has a law degree from Campus Law Centre, University of Delhi and is an esteemed alumnus of Delhi School of Economics.

Inaugural Session was followed by first of three Panel Discussions on Sharing Economy : A Pathway to Sustainability. There were 6 panelists from various domains to share their views on the advantages of Sharing Economy. First one being Mr. Alok Bharadwaj. In his illustrious leadership journey, Dr. Alok has transitioned from a leading International corporate top management professional to change management professional. His last role was in Singapore as Senior Vice President Canon Corporate strategy centre & Asia regional Governing Board member that governs 23 countries. Second being Mr. Bharat Ravuri, a 24-year experienced professional in Financial Services Industry, has recently launched a FinTech Startup MintZip. Then we were enlightened by Mr. Gautham Krishnan, Director for Product Management & Strategy at Snapdeahere he is responsible for making an efficient and frictionless marketplace.

He is also part of the Nasscom's 10,000 start-ups mentor network where he invests and mentors start-ups. Mr. Sameer Garg brings in over 18+ years of extensive professional work experience across Banking, Financial Services (NBFC), Insurance (BFSI) and Service Industry and has been working closely with Start up ecosystem from last 5 years and provided us more insights from the perspective of banking sector. Then Mr. Divyan Gupta Founder and CEO of Keshiha Services, a consumer internet and Technology Company recognized as an 'Innovative Start-up' by the Government of India under their flagship Startup India program throwed some light on entrepreneurial aspects of sharing economy.

The next Panel Discussion was on Protectionism: Coming full circle where we had Mr. Sandeep Head of Global Marketing & Business Development with a demonstrated history of working in the Engineering and currently in Automotive industry ,Strong marketing professional skilled in Negotiation, Business Planning, Strategic Planning, Business Development, and Strategy to start off with the discussion.Then we had Dr S P Sharma having around 22 years of diverse experience in the various areas of the economy and businesses followed by Mr. Dilip having 27 years of experience in Sales and Marketing in Domestic as well as International markets - in Building Material Industry .Presently he is Sr GM and Head of International Business at CERA Sanitaryware Ltd, Ahmedabad.A prominent player in bathroom domain in India. In his earlier roles he was head of International Business at Jaquar and Co Pvt Ltd, Gurgaon for 4 years. Sales Head for SAARC region for MYK Latricrete India Pvt Ltd, Hyderabad, an Indo–American JV for 2years. Then we had Mr. Sanjay Beswal who is a renowned business leader. Following him we had Mr. Dinesh who is an alumnus of IIFT, ISB and Kellogg School of Management with nearly 30 years of work experience across industries and geographies in India and International markets . Lastly we had Mr. Amit ,an MBA from University School of Management Studies , GGSIP University, Delhi also holds a degree in law. Currently he heads the international business strategies and global business of Sanat Products Limited (A Dabur Group Company).The Last of the Panel Discussion on Disruptive Models : Transforming the Consulting Landscape had Mr. Sandip who has more than 17 years of post-qualification experience in US GAAP, IFRS/Ind AS, Indian GAAP and Companies Act related matters. He is a rank holder (14th allIndia) Chartered Accountant from the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India, Company Secretary from the Institute of Company Secretaries of India and an alumnus of IIM Ahmedabad. Then we had Mr. Manoj who is an international business leader and operations executive specializing in product innovation and transforming disruptive technologies into successful business models. Mr. D P Singh who has over 24 years of international management consulting and industry experience. Lastly, we had Mr. Arindam who has over 20 years of experience in management consulting and as a technology leader. He has extensive experience in helping large organizations to take transformative initiatives and adopt digital innovations to solve client's issues around business growth and new capability. His notable contribution was in modernizing the food distribution supply chain in the country and integrating milk cooperatives and forming producer companies



in India and Mr. Vicky Bahl who has over 10 years of cross functional experience encompassing Strategy Consulting, Performance Improvement, Operations and Project Management. His personal interests include internet, ecommerce and disruptive business models. He has supported his clients in developing compelling value propositions, designing transformation roadmaps, and in building senior leadership capability. Mr. Vicky loves to write about business model innovation and the Indian start-up ecosystem.

The day was called off by Convener of Team Convention MBA(IB) where he addressed all the stakeholders associated with the event for making it a successful.

DAY 2

Developing affordable solutions for emerging markets has become an important skill for professionals in any disciplines. Engineers, entrepreneurs, scientists, and policy-makers alike

face a changing global landscape in which the gross domestic product (GDP) of the developing world has surpassed that of the developed world. . “Innovation is the change that unlocks new values”, was rightly said by Jamie Notter. We must realise that the future is here and the future is now and the onus is on us that how geared up we are for the challenging, unpredictable and

often cut-throat competition in emerging markets. We cannot wait for things to happen. It is incumbent upon us to make things happen. We shall achieve this by broadening our limits and thinking out of the box. Or so to say, as this year's theme suggests, “Innovative Solutions for Emerging Markets”, it is all about innovation even if it means “Coming up with a product that the customer didn't even know they needed.” Through this year's convention, we hope to apprise all about developing affordable and innovative solutions that are needed and are very important for expanding into emerging markets. We are witnessing an emergence of newer more dynamic economic systems and along with it come the challenge of providing greater availability of affordable solutions. The world cannot subsist by resorting to makeshift solutions.

At 09:00 am, the inauguration ceremony by lighting the lamp. The lamp lighting ceremony included Chief Guest, Mr. K. T. S. Tulsi; Guest of Honor, Mr. A. Thiru; Keynote Speaker, Mr. Shishir Sinha; Distinguished Alumnus, Mr. Sanjeev Kumar Vaid; Head of Department of Commerce, Prof. Kavita Sharma and Course Coordinator, Dr. Urvashi Sharma.


Q and A Session with Panelists

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The event was divided into three panels and a special speaker session.

The topic for panel one was Talent Acquisition in the Digital Age. The panel included distinguished personalities including Mr. Subhankar Ghose, Chief People Officer, Zoom

Insurance Broker Pvt. Ltd.; Vartul Mittal, Independent Director, Technology and Innovation; Archana Kumar, Chief Human Resources Officer, Ireo; Mamta Wasan, Senior Vice President Human Resources, Fidelity National Information systems; Ambika Wadhwa, Leadership Hiring, Uber; and Asmita Dutta, Chief Recruiting officer, Daiva Human Capital. The discussion included Digital transformation in talent acquisition brings together online, mobile, social, video and cloud technologies to make the candidate experience richer. With easy job listing sand transparency on online talent platforms such as LinkedIn and Monster.com, the recruitment process has become seemless. Companies are also using gamification to attract talent and make the recruitment process more interesting and engaging. The use of social media, Twitter and Facebook to attract talent presents new opportunities and challenges for HR professionals.

Panel two had eminent speakers, VikramJit Singh, Director HR, IPE Global Ltd.; Mayank Verma, Head T&D,


Prof. Kavita Sharma felicitating Mr. Shishir Sinha and Mr. Sanjeev Kumar Vaid.

Prof. Kavita Sharma felicitating the Honorable Guest.

Mr. K T S Tulsi (Advocate, Supreme Court of India) addressing the gathering with his words of wisdom


Samsung Electronics; Ajay Sonkar, VP-People Function, Aviva India; Tarun Pal Singh, Head HR-AMEA R&D, GBS and IT, Boston Scientific; Shalu Sood, Head HR, Service Delivery Unit, Sterlite Technologies Ltd.; Sujoy Basu, Head HR, ABC Consultants. The topic was Empowering HR for Business Growth, which was discussed in detail. The steps to empowering HR are: Empowering the workforce. To ensure the analysis drives business actions. Understanding the organization and the changes happening in the organization facilitate better decisions.

The topic for third Panel was Data is the Key to Strategic HR Decisions. Panelists included Mr. Pankaj Thakar, PadUp Ventures; Mona Bali, Head TM&OD, Easy Day(Future Retail); Ms. Smriti Ahuja Head HR & LD, Cognizant Technology Solutions; Ms. Deepa Kakkar, Vice President -HR India and Global HR Operations- Talent Acquisition, Colt Technology Ltd.; Mr. Shaakun Khanna, Senior Director, HCM strategy and Transformation, Asia Pacific, Oracle; Alok Narain, Executive Vice President-HR, Quatrro Global Services. The discussion was open to Data has become an inseparable part of every business area you can think of. With the change in role of HR over the last two decades or so, the job of an HR has become even more complex and a challenge. The HR works closely with the business heads. Every organization is dependent on the data. It is helpful in making strategic decisions on problems relating to attrition, retention, employee engagement, risk to name a few. Mr. V P Singh, who worked as Adviser- Organization Development at Patanjali Ayurved Limited, had a special speaker session. Although his session was short, it was crisp and most engaging for the audiences and well-received too.

As the Erudition '17 was Officially announced close by the Convener of Team Convention, the happiness and relief was visible on everyone's face because ERUDITION '17 was a success, setting the stage high for Erudition '18.


Prof. Kavita Sharma with other faculty members and students of Department of Commerce, University of Delhi.

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thThe 6 Annual International Commerce Conference (AICC) on the theme “Digital Outreach and Future of Marketing Practices

thThe 6 Annual International Commerce Conference (AICC) was organized by the Department of Commerce, Delhi School of Economics, University of Delhi and co-hosted by Academy of Indian Marketing on the theme, 'Digital Outreach and Future of Marketing Practices' on January 11-12, 2018 in Swami Vivekananda Hall, Delhi School of Economics.

Digital marketing caters to the needs of one of the most imperative segment of the nation which precisely comprises the entire country itself i.e. customer. It paves way for innovative structures of product development and delivery at most competitive prices. Information provided by digital marketing addresses the needs of knowledge society that is founded on pillars of freedom of expression, universal access to information and knowledge and respect for cultural and linguistic diversity. It empowers the customers who are well aware of their rights and duties and are capable enough to immune themselves against various mal practices. At the same time, digital marketing offers a massive platform to government undertakings to help them create awareness about assorted e-goods and services made available (Government E-market place, MEGHRAJ, E-bastaect.) for citizens while maintaining transparency.

The two day 6th Annual International Commerce Conference on 'Digital Outreach and Future of Marketing Practices' had an illuminating beginning on January 11, 2018 with the benign presence of revered Chief Guest, Shri Ravi Shankar Prasad, Hon'ble Minister of Electronics & Information Technology and Minister of Law & Justice; Guests of Honor, Prof. Yogesh K. Tyagi, Hon'ble Vice Chancellor, University of Delhi and Ms. Vinita Bali, Former CMD Britannia Industries Ltd.; Distinguished Guests, Prof Pami Dua, Chairperson, Research Council and Director, Delhi School of Economics, University of Delhi and Prof. Jagdish Sheth, Emory University Atlanta, USA and Founder-Chairman, Academy of Indian Marketing (Conference Co-Chair); Prof Kavita Sharma, Head, Department of Commerce, Delhi School of Economics, and Dean, Faculty of Commerce and Business (Conference Chair), and Prof. Madan Lal, Department of Commerce, Delhi School of Economics, University of Delhi (Conference Convener).

The event flagged off by lighting of the ceremonial lamp.


Honorable minister Shri Ravi Shankar Prasad Hon'ble Minister of Electronics & Information Technology and Minister of Law & Justice lightening the inaugural lamp.


Glimpses of 6th Annual International Commerce Conference


Glimpses of 6th Annual International Commerce Conference


In her welcome address Prof. Kavita Sharma, Head, Department of Commerce, Delhi School of Economics, and Dean, Faculty of Commerce and Business expressed how the theme of digital marketing very well resonates with the way our life is getting impacted, right from governance to household management. She emphasized that there are learnings which one needs to utilize in digital space to the best of own advantage given the convenience of expression, transparency, openness to ideas, ease and speed. As a message to young audience she stated that though digitalization provides manifold opportunities to explore in every domain of life but one needs to understand that 10 digital mobile number, display pictures, hash-tags do not define the person as the way they are. Acknowledging Ministry of Information Technology, she highlighted that it has scaled new heights and one is witnessing digital transformation within the country. Inclusive growth is a way to ensure sustainability and digital inclusion a means to that. Mentioning about University of Delhi, she talked about adaptation of digital transformation by the University at various platforms including admissions and other processes like e-procurement and e-tendering that are fully transparent now and bringing in new level of ease and transparency in the system. She also described how Department of Commerce has exuberantly and perpetually benefitted by switching to digital mode at various avenues including academics, administrative operations and holding of this conference which has been handled entirely online using various e-platforms.

Prof Pami Dua, Chairperson, Research Council and Director, Delhi School of Economics, University of Delhi welcomed the guests and reiterated the message of Swami Vivekananda who believed in integrated development of mankind. Recognizing that one needs to remain grounded in this dynamic digital world, she said the conference theme stood appropriate in today's age of digital innovation and technology which has lead to creation of knowledge driven innovation economy. Considering the conference as forum for healthy and productive exchange of ideas, she looked forward as to how the conference would further strengthen the research expertise of University of Delhi which is nationally recognized.

“Digital is already here and future of marketing practices we really don't know”, quoted Ms. Vinita Bali, Former CMD, Britannia Industries Ltd. Elaborating upon the theme, she stated that speed of digitalization, flexibility, adaptability, embracing new technologies is going to be of essence for marketers. She said that real advantage of digitalization, access to technology and affordability of technology is happening at an


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individual level. Explaining real life cases through short stories, she stressed upon understanding innovativeness of individuals behind digitalization. Realizing that 80% of the Indian population is self-employed in some way or other, she gave examples on how such people have taken to technology, have not made just their lives but also life of consumers very happy and simple. Power of technology is such that it actually creates opportunities to supplement family income, to create new businesses etc. For organized marketers, she stated that they don't know where their competitors will come from. In this era of digitalization, they need to identify the enhanced advantage they can create for their customers in terms of products and services. With increased opportunities comes increased responsibility. Having access to data does not mean having access to information, knowledge or wisdom. More significant than having access to big data or artificial intelligence is to know how intelligence is worked upon the created data. She emphasized that technology cannot be escaped but its impact depends upon how one can access, use and embrace technology. Role of marketing is not going to change, what is going to change is how those benefits, products and services are delivered to customers in the digitalized era, she stated.

Prof. Yogesh K. Tyagi, Hon'ble Vice Chancellor, University of Delhi put his views across the transition of India from an insignificant place to a significant global player and the role of digital technology in this regard. He pointed that though India did not witness Industrial Revolution, Digital Revolution has brought greatest powers on earth as Information Technology Power and that should not be escaped. He proudly articulated how the University of Delhi is increasingly adopting digital ways of work ranging from admission process to fee payment. Mentioning that legal revolution is taking place, he said that we are in process of empowerment in most democratic manner. He congratulated Prof. Kavita Sharma, Head, Department of Commerce, Delhi School of Economics, and Dean, Faculty of Commerce and Business for organizing this conference.

Prof. Jagdish Sheth, Emory University Atlanta, USA and Founder-Chairman, Academy of Indian Marketing stated that digital technology is revolutionizing branded consumption. Each individual has the opportunity and is able to create its own brand. He further claimed that India is the major market for technology, not the advanced nations because technology needs masses and masses need technology. Advent of more and more nuclear families in this country is representative of first time buyers of everything and this suggests huge consumption spending and this is the market to be explored.

Shri Ravi Shankar Prasad, Hon'ble Minister of Electronics & Information Technology and Minister of Law & Justice, recognized that for a market to happen, one needs suppliers and consumers along with a platform which is accessible, has application and which can be adopted. He addressed how digital technology is creating markets, accessible platforms and unimaginable potential for IT India. He spoke about Digital India programme is creating opportunities and how is it transforming India in a realm beyond imagination. IT (Information Technology) + IT (India's Talent) = IT (India Tomorrow), he noted. He emphasized that India should not miss the Digital Revolution but should become a leader in that, especially because it had missed the Industrial Revolution followed by Entrepreneurial Revolution which happened during 70's, 80's and 90's. He stated that India's digital system is very powerful and India is going to become powerful centre of low cost cyber security products. Digital India is more for poor, underprivileged and designed to empower ordinary Indians. Today's consumer is all set to become creator of his own content and all traditional forms of marketing would go for a bust. What model will come, no one knows. It is a virtual world wherein pressure for marketers is enormous. He further added that Digital India must aim at Digital Inclusion which is supported by a technology that is affordable, inclusive and developmental. He brought forward three stages of digital evolution commencing from Indian IT Industry going abroad and scaling tricolor across countries by showing extraordinary entrepreneurship to world visiting India for business and finally India becoming the third biggest start-up movement in the world. While digital footprint is rising enormously, he said that Indian Government is seeking that digital economy (through IT, ITES, E-commerce, cyber security digital governance, digital payment mechanisms) becomes one trillion dollar economy in coming five years. Digital India is ideology neutral; Digital India is political neutral; Digital India is India Positive; he said.



After his address, the lifetime achievement award was presented to Prof. M. Y. Khan. The book titled 'Genes, Climate and Consumption Behavior' authored by Prof. Jagdish Sheth was also released by the dignitaries on the dais. Prof. Madan Lal concluded the inaugural session by delivering vote of thanks.

The conference observed Plenary Sessions under three heads:

Understanding Digital Consumer & Marketing Practices

Social Media for Social Causes

Analytics: Present and Future

This conference intended to explore digital outreach by understanding digital consumer in varied perspectives. Endeavors were directed at developing a deeper insight into changing perspective of consumer's decision making process in online environment, appreciate decision simplification heuristics and processing patterns of the consumer, given this overwhelming enormity of information and stimuli in online environment , get an outlook on how different media like mobiles are playing a noteworthy role in redesigning the overall purchase pattern in the digital space, highlight the opportunities for business entities to infuse their products or services into the consumer decision making process at the right time in the right context so as to create a desirable influence on online environment and discuss and address the key challenges and concerns faced by a business entity in managing online consumer experiences.

Digital penetration at a faster but steady pace is an indicator of increased and active usage of social media. The most popular social media network, Facebook, is estimated to have 1.5 billion monthly users across nations. On an average, people around the world spend more than one third of their day on digital media. Surprised with such an amplified digital consumption, media conglomerates are tapping the trend and utilizing the potential of the new age media space to design their marketing moves in reaching out to and targeting at unexpectedly huge potential of consumers. Considering the fact that the digital media will continue unabatedly to penetrate society deeper, it is believed this trend will never fade.

The Digital India vision provides the intensified impetus for further momentum and progress for e-Governance and would promote inclusive growth that covers electronic services, products, devices, manufacturing and job opportunities. Digital infrastructure will focus on providing high speed secure Internet. Governance and services on demand will stress on integrating services across departments and jurisdictions and making services available in real time for both online and mobile platform. This Conference provided some valuable suggestions on the approaches, strategies, prospects, and challenges to the Digital India vision envisaged by the present Government of India.

With old methods turning redundant and traditional indicators declining in their effectiveness, marketing practices are viewed with a new perspective wherein business entities need to understand the required integration between big data analysis and managerial decision making. The conference attempted to develop an in-depth understanding of statistical techniques of digging into consumer psychology such as emoji analytics, web analytics, social media analytics, consumer journey mapping and analytics and so on.

With this trend surging ahead, new techniques such as search engine optimization, search engine marketing, content marketing, data driven marketing, email marketing and social media marketing are occupying the marketing space in a very large manner. Major social media platforms having built-in data

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Understanding Digital Consumer & Marketing Practices

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Analytics: Present and Future


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analytics are taking advantage by assisting companies in tracking the progress, success and engagement of ad campaigns. Ever growing presence of stronger digital and social media is nowadays quintessential in obtaining data insights and helping people know about the marketing activities as a whole.

This conference aimed at comprehending the role of social media in bringing a noteworthy change in behavioral pattern of people, their perspective towards society and their attitude in addressing the social issues.

The Department of Commerce, Delhi School of Economics, University of Delhi in collaboration with PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry organised a Seminar on “Goods and Services Tax (GST): The Road

thAhead” on 28 February (Wednesday), 2018. The aim of the seminar was to acquaint the audience with the opportunities and challenges of GST, along with the impact of GST on different stakeholders. The eminent speakers of the seminar included Dr. S. P. Sharma, Chief Economic Advisor, PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PHDCCI); Mr. Sanjay Aggarwal, Chairman, Industry Affairs Committee, PHDCCI and Chairman & CEO, Paramount Communications Ltd; Mr. Shishir Sinha, Business Editor, ABP News Network; Mr. Sanjay Sharan, IRS (Customs & Central Excise), Additional D. G. (Retd.), National Academy of Customs, Indirect Taxes & Narcotics; Dr. Sacchidananda Mukherjee, Associate Professor, National Institute of Public Finance and Policy (NIPFP); Mr. Vashishtha Chaudhary, Senior Vice President (Services), GSTN; and Mr. Mohammad Salim, Member, Indirect Taxes Committee, PHDCCI. The Seminar convenor was Dr. Niti Bhasin, Associate Professor, Department of Commerce, Delhi School of Economics and the patron was Prof. Kavita Sharma, Head, Department of Commerce. The speakers deliberated on pertinent issues confronting effective implementation of GST seminar along with the expected impact of GST on different stakeholders. The audience included faculty members from different colleges, research scholars, post graduate students and delegates from the industry.

Seminar on GST

Departmental Updates


Departmental Updates

Seminar at a glance

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Research Output

M.Phil Pre-submission

Ph.D Pre-submission

S. Name of the Name of the Topic Date of Pre No. Candidate Supervisor Submission

1 Mr. Mohd. Salahuddin Dr. Abha Shukla ROSCA: An Informal 07th November, Association for Financial 2017Empowerment Of Low Income Group

th2 Mr. Nishant Sharma Prof. J.P. Sharma Corporate Governance: A Study 07 November, of Kingfisher Airlines 2017

th3 Mr. Harish Kumar Prof. J.P. Sharma CSR Is Interlinked with Corporate 07 November,Governance: A Study 2017

4 Ms. Shanu Jain Prof. Kavita Sharma Value Co-Creation: A Study of Its 02nd January, Dimensions and Antecedents 2018

th5 Ms. Priya Chaudhary Prof. R.K. Singh Impact of Culture on Self Efficacy 27 February, and Approach to Learning 2018

th6 Ms. Upasana Dhanda Prof. V.K. Shrotryia Development of Employee 27 February, Engagement Measure Based on 2018Evidences from Best Firms in India.

th7 Ms. Shweta Goel Dr. Sunaina Kanojia Antecedents to Capital Structure 27 February,Decisions of Indian Listed 2018Companies

th8 Ms. Saumya Aggarwal Prof. A.K. Singh Developing Instrument of 16 March,Organizational Culture: A Study 2018of Select Colleges of The University Of Delhi.

S. Name of the Supervisor Title Date of Pre No. Candidate Submission

1 Khalid Ul Islam Dr. H. V. Jhamb Inflation & Stock Returns: A Study 13-02-2017Dr. M. M. Goyal of Select Developing and

Developed Nations

2 Ms. Ishpreet Virdi Prof. Kavita Sharma Impact of Perceived Deception on 26-02-2018Consumer Behaviour

3 Ms. Manisha Prof. Kavita Sharma Role of Marketing in Addressing 26-02-2018Poverty Penalty in Indian Context

4 Ms. Geetanjali Batra Prof. JP Sharma & "Integrating Stakeholders 09-03-2018Prof Riteesh K Singh Expectations in Corporate

Reporting Framework: An Empirical Investigation"


Ph.D. Viva-Voce Examination

Research Output

5 Ms. Ruchi Goyal Prof J P Sharma & Corporate Governance in Airline 09-03-2018Dr. Sunaina Kanojia Industry In India

6 Triveni Prof. Kavita Sharma Impact of Foreign Investment on 15-03-2018Pollution Intensive Industries – An Empirical Study In Indian Context

7 Ms. Sushmita Dr. Niti Bhasin Measurement and Determinants 15-03-2018Chaturvedi Of Financial Inclusion In India:

A State Level Study

S. Name of the Title Supervisor Date of VivaNo. Candidate

1 Ms. Harikishni Children's Influence in Family Prof. SK Jain 05-10-2017Decision Making: A Comparative Study of Rural and Urban Families

2 Ms. Neha Singhal A Study of Consumer Buying Prof. Kavita Sharma 25-10-2017Behaviour Towards New Categories of Food Products

3 Ms. Shivani Garg Role of Marketing Cues in Prof. Kavita Sharma 31-10-2017Affecting Consumer Search and Evaluation Behavior

4 Ms. Sonal Thukral Financing Pattern of Outward Dr. Vanita Tripathi 06-11-2017Foreign Direct Investment by Indian Multinational Enterprises

5 Anshika Agarwal A Study of Sustainable Earnings Dr. S. P. Aggarwal & 06-11-2017as A Determinants of Stock Dr. Sunita GuptaReturns in India.

6 Ms. Archana Singh A Study of Consumer Detriment Prof. K V Bhanumurthy 17-11-2017in The Indian Market Consumer

7 Ms. Shefali Behavioural Training and Prof. A K Singh 14-12-2017Sachdeva Development Programmes:

A Study of Effectiveness and Impact

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Research Output

M.Phil Viva-Voce

Registration in Ph.D. Programme:

S. Name of the Date of Viva TopicNo. Candidate

th1 Ms Meghna Surana 07 November, 2017 Factors Affecting Consumer PerceptionNee Singh Towards Comparative Advertising

th2 Ms Chandni Aswal 06 November, 2017 A Study of Impact of Collectivism,Materialism and Innovativeness on Green Purchase Intention

st3 Ms Neeti Panwar 21 December, 2017 Impact of Union Budget on Stock Performance in India

st4 Ms Neha Rohra 21 December, 2017 Impact of Mergers and Acquisitions on Indian Stock Market

th5 Mr Nishant Sharma 19 February, 2018 Corporate Governance: A Study of Kingfisher Airlines

th6 Ms Shasta Gupta 19 February, 2018 Professional and Shareholders' Perspective On E-Governance: An Empirical Evaluation

th7 Mr Karun Kumar 27 March, 2018 Growth and Instability of India's Principal Manufactured and Primary Commodity Exports

th8 Mr Nikhini Athili 28 March, 2018 Sovereign Credit Ratings and Stock Prices of The Indian Banking Industry: An Empirical Analysis

S.No. Name Title of the Research Proposal Category Supervisor

1 Gurpreet Kaur Forensic Accounting Education and Practices for Fraud Prevention and Detection: An Empirical Study in India

2 Kanupriya Malhotra Employer Branding and Its Impact on Percerption Of Potential Job Applications- With Reference to Selected Business Schools of National Capital Region

3 Barun Kumar Jha Impact of Merger & Acquisition (M&A) Announcement: An Analysis of Domestic & Cross Border M & A

4 Gurjot Kaur Beps And Indian Tax Policy Practice and Compliance in Selected Mne's In India

UR Prof. A.K Singh

UR Dr. Urvashi Sharma

UR Dr. R.K. Gupta

UR Dr. Rabi N. Kar


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5 Sakshi Gambhir Environmental Kuznets Curve: A Study of Select South Asian Countries

6 Prachi Jindal Character Strength of Employees at Workplace: A Study of Select Organisations

7 Barkha Jamwal Impact of Humanization Of Brands on Consumers

8 Timsi Bhatia Sustainable Employee Engagement (See): An Empirical Analysis of Its Antecedents and Consequences

9 Rutika Saini Measurement of Effectiveness of Media Marketing: A Study

10 Nida Impact of Digitalisation On Sustainable Business Development: A Study with Respect to Select E-Tailors Operating in India

11 Laxmi Devi Impacts of Priority Sector Lending Norms on Socio Economic Development Of India

12 Chetan Yadav Performance Appraisal of Business Responsibility Reporting Complying Companies: An Empirical Study

13 Shalini Rawal Outward Foreign Direct Investment from Developing Countries with Special Reference to Brics Countries

14 Poonam Happiness at Workplace: A Study of Select Organization

15 Mukesh Kumar Meena Human Resource Accounting: A Study of Select Service Sector Organizations

16 Mohd Rafee Encountering Tourism: An Analysis of Socio-Economic Change in Ladakh

17 Chandan Kumar Singh A Study of Specific Factors Affecting the Behavioral Intentions of Consumers To Use Mobile-Applications For Retail Shopping

UR Dr. Niti Bhasin

UR Dr. Sangeeta Sharma

UR Prof. Kavita Sharma

UR Prof. A.K. Singh

OBC Dr. H. K DangiSocial

OBC Dr. Ashish Chandra

OBC Dr. Saloni

OBC Dr. S.P. Aggarwal

OBC Dr. Manoj Sinha

SC Prof S.K. Jain

ST Prof. A.K Singh

ST Dr. Vipin Aggarwal

PWD Dr. Neeru Kapoor

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Research Output

Monthly lectures for Research Scholars

Special talk by Prof. Vijay Kumar Shrotriya

Special lecture by Prof. Munish Makkar

Prof. T P Bhat delivering a special Lecture

Prof. Vijay Kumar Shrotryia delivered a talk on the topic “Human well-being in South Asia”. He gave insights about the research he has done in the given area. His research focuses on 8 countries i.e India, Pakistan, Nepal, Bhutan, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Maldives. Four parameters of human well-being were identified in the paper, viz., Health, Education, GDP and Life Satisfaction. The paper was based on

secondary data sourced from World Bank, World Database of Happiness and World Values Survey. It was found that Sri Lanka performed best overall on human well-being. He also argued on focusing on Human Well-Being rather than GDP in public policy formulation and discourses.

He had presented his paper entitled ''Human Well-Being in South Asia- Where do we go from here?' in Symposium I (Part II) - History of Well-Being - continental views which was part of 15th Annual Conference of the International Society for Quality-of-life Studies (ISQOLS). The conference had a theme as 'QUALITY-OF-LIFE: TOWARDS A BETTER SOCIETY' and it was organised at Innsbruck University, Innsbruck, Austria during September 28th-30th, 2017. His entire talk was about the quality of life and audience enjoyed the motivational talk.

A special lecture in the area of Finance was organized by the Department of Commerce, Delhi School of thEconomics on 24 November 2017. Prof. Munish Makkar was invited to Deliver the talk on the topic

“Contemporary Issues in Finance”. Prof. Kavita Sharma Head and Dean, Department of commerce felicitated the guest with a planter. She delivered the welcome address and introduced the guest to the gathering. Prof. Makkar explained that how complex field of finance is and how relevant to everybody in one way or another and is particularly relevant to all aspects of management. He discussed about the financial crisis of 2007–2008 caused the near-total collapse of many large financial institutions, the bailout of banks by national governments, and downturns in stock markets around the world. His valuable lecture left a wonderful impression on the minds of audience. At last the guest was felicitated by a memento followed by a vote of thanks by DRC Convener- Dr. H K Dangi.

Prof. T P Bhat is a professor at the Institute for Studies in Industrial Development (ISID), New-Delhi. He was invited as a speaker in the Research Scholar's monthly meeting to deliver a special lecture in the area of international Business. Prof. S K Jain welcomed the guest with a planter and addressed the gathering. The Topic of his lecture was “ Globalization: Insiders and outsiders”. He prompted the audience with his

Prof. V K Shrotriya delivering the talk on the topic: “Human well being in south Asia”

Prof. T P Bhat enlightening the audience with his wonderful experience in the area of International Business


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experience and how the the term globalization is evolving right from 1870's. His lecture was very engaging and informative. At the end of the event Prof. S K Jain felicitated the guest by a memento and Dr. H K Dangi delivered the vote of thanks.

Dr. H K Dangi, Associate Professor, Department of Commerce interacted with research Scholars in the thmonthly meeting held on 26 February 2018. He shared his experience of Research and how he achieved

his goals with determination towards his work. He also shared his views on research and how the term research is still evolving. He also quoted that attitude is more important than aptitude as far as the Doctoral programme is concerned. He also told the importance of reading in research. Scholars learnt a lot from his informative talk.

Experience Sharing by Dr. H K Dangi

Dr. H K Dangi sharing his experience in Research

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Series of Guest Lectures

The following guest lectures were organized by Corporate Relations Team (CRT) of MBA students. The sessions were designed to enable the students for competency based interview and interactions of students with the eminent speakers added value to the objective of knowledge enhancement.

Students’ Activities

S.No Date Name of the guest Company Topic

1 12-10-2017 Kunal Kumud and TalentBlazer Digital Marketing as Disruptive Gautam Gopal Innovation Tool

2 17-10-2017 Ms. Kritika Prashant, Mettle The state of B2B Marketing and ways to market product market in a B2B set up

3 31-10-2017 Mr. Parimal Bhatnagar Converge Design Market Research: Data vs Solutions Experience

4 03-02-2018 Mr. Ravi Taneja Aircel Importance of Data Analytics in Building Competitive advantage in today's business

5 05-02-2018 Mr. Mohamed Economist, London Brand Building sessionAbdelmeguid

6 06-02-2018 Mr. Subroto Baul South Asia Gap Inc Aptitude for career in HR

7 16-03-2018 Mr. P.K Bidua Ministry of Labour The Contract Labour act and and Employment Wage Laws

8 21-03-2018 Ms. Mani Jain Image Consultant Soft skills training

9 22-03-2018 Mr. Parshant Atkaan Tufts University N/ABoston

10 09-04-2018 Mr. Mhd. Omar Farooq AceProHR Succession Planning

11 20-04-2018 Ms. Aarti Manshukhani Marks & Spencer HR Business Partnering

12 20-04-2018 Ms Sapna Pathak Sapient Razorfish Culture and Great Works

13 20-04-2018 Mr. Bhajneet Singh PUBLICIS.SAPIENT Digital TransformationDhingra


Students’ Activities

Guest Lectures

A total of 9 guest lectures and workshops with multiple CHROs, MDs, Head HR, were organized under the Guest Lecture Series IMBIBE from 1 October 2017 to 31 March 2018. Apart from this, we have conducted 4 other workshops on SPSS, CV Review, White Paper Presentation and Personality Testing by Professors of Delhi University and an alumnus from Deloitte throughout the year.

Guest lectures at a glance

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Students' Activities

Quizzup

Mock GD and PI

Conundrum

A weekly business quiz with more than 15+ quizzes was sent to the students with questions related to the latest happenings in business in India and abroad, Economics, HR industry, etc.

Mock GD and PI activities were organized to help the students gain confidence and refine their answers for the various placement processes.

Taking into consideration the importance of Case Study Solving, SDC had shared multiple case studies on weekly basis with the students to solve and develop their think ability and also conducted a case based discussion in teams based on lines of Harvard Case study method.

Mock GD and PI sessions organized by the Department

Students learning through case studies



In an effort to promote writers SDC had collaborated with Michelle Adrian consultancy to write articles for the Business magazine.

A two-day management fest with a plethora of events & competitions that encompassed various domains of management. It had activities like Launch Pad, Corporate Cracker, Quizzitch, Case-o-mania and some fun activities like IPL Bidding, Couch Potato etc. The event witnessed footfall from college like FMS, IMI, SIBM, DTU, IIT Roorkee, etc.

Synergy the Annual management fest of MBA (HRD & IB)

Industrial Visit

We organized 2 Industrial and Corporate office visits this year. To understand how these places work and what rules, what are the various processes and technologies used, an overview of business and the processes for its smooth functioning. With this aim, we visited the Corporate Head Office of Wave Group, Noida and Factory of Vikas Publications Factory, Sahibabad (under S.Chand Group).

Regular Industrial visits organized by the Department of Commerce

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Peer Learning Platform

Symposia 2K18

It's an initiative which focuses on peer to peer learning by sharing and discussing ideas, knowledge, situations to promote an environment of holistic and collaborative growth by capitalizing each one's strengths and experiences.

Student Development Cell also conducted a 2 day HR conference - SYMPOSIA '18 in September which witnessed around 32 senior leaders from the industry discussing over trending HR related topics.

Peer to Peer learning initiative taken by the students of MBA (HRD).

Symposia 2018



We, the Student Development Cell contribute our bit towards Becoming an all-inclusive centre for promoting personal & professional development, growth and innovation among the students by Incorporating real time HR practices in certain activities round the year.

A Diwali Celebration Event was organised before the Diwali Holidays. This event had a Diya Decoration Competition and Ethnic Wear Day. The Diyas, Colours and Brushes were provided by the committee. Diya Decoration Winner and Mr. And Ms. Well Dressed were given Chocolate Gift Packs. The Diyas, Colours and Brushes were provided by the committee. FB Photography Competitions were organised on Diwali and Christmas. The photograph with maximum likes was declared as the winner. An FB GK quiz based on Indian Culture was organised for Republic Day.

Team ESAC Activities

A batch trip was organised to Jim Corbett National Park and Nainital to bring some relaxation and add more fun to the lives of MBA (HRD) students.

Diya Decoration by the students of Department of Commerce on the event of Diwali celebration.

A trip to Jim Corbett National park and Nainital for the Students of MBA (HRD)

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In March, Various events were conducted as a part of the International Women's Day event. Role Play on social issues, Writing appreciative comments about inspirational women in your life on the Wonder Women Wall, Walk in her shoes, FB quiz on women achievements and and add more fun to the lives of MBA (HRD) students women right were some of the events organized to pay tribute to women. Female students were gifted with wonder women batches and flowers.

Students celebrating International women's day


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S-Marketing Annual Programme- Vying Street'18

Faculty Development Programme on Goods & Service Tax

SMARKETING organized its first Annual Programme- Vying Street'18 on January 30, 2018 in the Daulat Ram College, University of Delhi. The function was inaugurated and graced by Prof. Kavita Sharma, Head of Department of Commerce, Delhi School of Economics, University of Delhi. She delivered a talk on changing variables and trends in today's marketing landscape. The talk gave insights to students on how the business needs to realign their marketing strategies with the changes in the macro environment. The students were able to relate to it by the various day to day examples quoted by the speaker such as of Carpet Industry and Agriculture of India and Uber Company and many more. The talk was an eye opener to the contemporary marketing arena. As a token of our thanks and love, Prof. Kavita Sharma was presented with a memento by Dr. Gurpinder Chopra and Dr. Kalpana Vaish. It was a delight and an honour to have her as she has also taught at our college before joining DSE. This was followed by lunch with a lively interaction between Prof. Kavita Sharma and other senior faculties who also have been her colleagues.

The programme included three inter college events which saw huge participation from various colleges of University of Delhi as well other colleges. The events included:

House of Corporates: It saw participants formulating marketing strategies for the companies allocated to them to compete in the given scenarios being faced by Telecom sector.

Business Quiz: It was organized to test the participant's knowledge and understanding about the business world.

Marketing Trilogy 2.0: It required participants to challenge their creativity and marketing instincts and required not to think out of the box instead get rid of the box.

The student's team of the SMarketing Cell enthusiastically organised the various events under the guidance of Dr. Gurpinder Chopra and Ms. Deepika Jindal.

The Department of Commerce, Daulat Ram College organized two days Faculty Development Programme from 26th to 27th December, 2017 on "Goods and Services Tax" for faculty members and research scholars in the college. This programme was organized to make aware of the latest developments in the GST to the teachers, research scholars etc. and intended to give an opportunity for discussion and exchange of ideas on GST and its practical application for effective implementation.

The programme received an overwhelming response of more than 30 participants from different colleges and universities.

The programme was inaugurated by hands of CA Upender Gupta, Commissioner, GST, CBEC (Chief Guest), Prof. Kavita Sharma, Head, Department of Commerce, University of Delhi (Guest of Honour), CA Ashok Batra, Eminent GST Expert, Dr. Savita Roy, Principal and Dr. Indu Jain, FDP Convener.

In the inaugural speech, CA Upender Gupta Ji shared and discussed the concept of Goods And Service Tax.

In second session, resource persons CA Ashok Batra Ji and CA Atul Puri Ji gave their lectures on different topics of Goods & Service Tax like Different Types of Supplies & Time of Supply, Place and Valuation of Supply. They shared their knowledge with participants through examples, which helped participants to understand the concept.On second day, we were joined by resource persons CA Rohini Aggarawal, GST Consultant and CA Ankit Jain, Tax Consultant, who gave lectures on GST-Input Tax Credit, Reverse Charge Mechanism, Taxability of E-Commerce, Anti-Profiteering. Post lunch certificates were distributed to the

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National seminar on “Emerging Dimensions of Indian Business and Economy: Pace and Pattern

The Department of Commerce, Sri Aurobindo College, organized a two-day national seminar on “Emerging Dimensions of Indian Business and Economy: Pace and Pattern” during Feb 23-24, 2018. The programme was graced by the presence of an array of dignitaries and distinguished speakers from across the country. Dr. Vipin Aggarwal, principal of the college, in his opening address to the audience stressed the relevance of understanding latest developments in the economy. The inaugural session saw eminent personalities such as M.K. Venu, editor at news outlet The Wire, CMA Sanjay Gupta, President ICAI, and Prof. Kavita Sharma, Head DOC, DSE, DU, highlighting various developing aspects of Indian economy. In a wide-ranging speech, Prof. Kavita Sharma shed light on emerging trends such as artificial intelligence, the rise of Indian behemoth Patanjali, and the challenge of recycling plastic in India, while she appreciated the positive contribution of Private sector in taking forward government's initiative to promote growth. M. K. Venu in his hallmark lucid style foregrounded the problems confronting Indian economy such as drying up of private investment, weak employment generation. “Growth,” he observed, “without employment” is our greatest bugbear today. Sanjay Gupta, President ICAI, on the other hand, made a positive remark on the developments in the Indian economy highlighting the introduction of raft of reforms in the financial sector such as Insolvency and Bankruptcy Act, Demonitisation and improvement in the climate of doing business in India. Inaugural session was followed by four technical sessions spread over two days. During the course of these two days, the event saw presence of many dignitaries and experts of their respective fields such as Prof. R. K. Singh, Professor, DOC, DSE, DU, Dr. Dewakar Goel, Airports Authority of India, Mr. Karan Pandit, Ernst & Young, Mr. Atul Jain, Tax Partner, KPMG, Mr. Shishir Sinha, Business Editor, ABP, Dr. S.P. Aggarwal, Principal, Ramanujan College, and Dr. R.K. Gupta, Principal, PGDAV (Eve.). There were active deliberations on the various nuances and issues of Indian business and economy in each of the technical sessions. Over the period of two days, more than 40 papers were presented in four technical sessions categorized as Government policy initiatives, India on the global map, Modern marketing, and Entrepreneurship. A large number of scholars and faculty members from different part of the nation presented and discussed their research work on these issues. The two day event concluded with a valedictory session chaired by Mr. Vijay Sachdeva, Co-chair, ASSOCHAM who believed that entrepreneurship has a lot of opportunities for the India's youth and also highlighted the entrepreneurial challenges that one must consider and the ways to overcome those in an active discussion with the audience. Dr. Vipin Kumar Aggarwal, Principal, Sri Aurobindo College, warmly thanked all the speakers, faculty members, students and participants for making the event a great success.

Prof. Kavita Sharma being honoured by the faculy members of Sri Aurobindo College, University of Delhi.


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Prof. Kavita Sharma

Ph.D Awarded

Ÿ Ms. Neha Singhal (2017) A Study of Consumer Buying Behaviour Towards New Categories of Food Products

Ÿ Ms. Shivani Garg (2017) Role of Marketing Cues in Affecting Consumer Search and Evaluation Behavior

Thesis Submitted

Ÿ Ms. Ishpreet Virdi (2018) Impact of Perceived Deception on Consumer Behaviour

Ÿ Ms. Manisha (2018) Role of Marketing in Addressing Poverty Penalty in Indian Context

Ÿ Triveni (2018) Impact of Foreign Investment on Pollution Intensive Industries – An Empirical Study in Indian Context

M.Phil. Supervised

Ÿ Ms Chandni Aswal (2017) A Study of Impact of Collectivism, Materialism and Innovativeness On Green Purchase Intention.

Ÿ Ms. Ms Meghna Surana Nee Singh (2017) Factors Affecting Consumer Perception Towards Comparative Advertising

Books Authored/Co-Authored

Ÿ Book Chapter – Sectoral Approach to Skills for Green Jobs in India – in Changing the Indian Economy by Elsevier Research Publications(Co-authored)

Publications

Ÿ Revisiting Environmental Kuznet's Curve: An Empirical Analysis of India and China Carbon Emission', Hermeneutics- A Biannual Refereed International Journal of Business and Social Studies, Vol 7(1), 1-5 (Co-authored)

Ÿ A Study of Paradox of Franchisor Franchisee Relationship in Conference Proceedings 7th IIMA C o n f e r e n c e o n M a r k e t i n g i n E m e r g i n g E c o n o m i e s ( C o - a u t h o r e d )National/International Conferences (India and Abroad)-Papers Presented

Ÿ Personality Traits and Online Impulse Buying in 6th Annual International Commerce Conference

Chaired Sessions

Ÿ Digital Outreach and Future of Marketing Practices, January 11-12, 2018

Ÿ Goods and Services Tax (GST): The Road Ahead” Feb 28, 2018

Ÿ Invited as Chief Guest for faculty development Programme on Fundamentals of Goods & Services Tax (GST) organized by Daulat Ram College, University of Delhi on 26th Dec., 2017

Ÿ Invited as Chief Guest for Vying Street'18 Annual Programme of S Marketing Cell of Daulat Ram College, University of Delhi Jan. 30th, 2018

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Ÿ Invited as Session Chair for International Seminar organised by P.G. Department of Commerce, Utkal, University, Bhubaneshwar, Odisha on March 8th-9th, 2018

Ÿ Invited as Chief Guest for Annual Commerce Festival -Optimum'18 – organized by Shivaji College, University of Delhi on March 15th, 2018

Ÿ Invited as Chief Guest for Alohomora 2018- Social Media Marketing: Expanding Boundaries organized by Gargi College, University of Delhi on March 19th, 2018

Invited/Special Lecture/Presentation/Seminar

Ÿ Invited as Distinguished Guest during two days National Conference on “Emerging Dimensions of Indian Business & Economy: Pace & Pattern” organized by the Department of Commerce, Sri Aurobindo College on Feb. 23rd, 2018

Ÿ Delivered talk as panel speaker on Green Jobs: Reconnecting Past with Present held during International Conference Developing Countries and Sustainable Development: Reconnecting Past with Present organized by IQAC, Shyam Lal College on March 6, 2018

Ÿ Delivered inaugural talk on the topic ;Green Jobs: Reconnecting Past with Present' during Annual function OPTIMUM of the Deptt. of Commerce, Shivaji College, University of Delhi on March 15, 2018.

Prof. V K Shrotriya

Best Paper Award:

Ÿ Inter-relationship between Employee Well-Being dimensions: A Study of Select Organizations presented during 4th National Conference on Contemporary Reforms in Management, Economy and Applied Business at Sri Guru Gobind Singh College of Commerce, University of Delhi, Delhi on 9-10 Feb 2018, Paper presented by the Coauthor Sonam Narula.

Publications:

Ÿ Shrotryia, VK (2018), Livable Cities and Human Well-being. SME World, 11(3) (March), [ISSN 2319-1139]

Ÿ Shrotryia, VK & Kalra, H (2018, February). Herding in Capital Markets: A Systematic Literature Review. In Proceedings of National Conference on Rethinking Management Education in Digital Age. Feb 10, Faculty of Management Studies, University of Delhi, New Delhi Publishers. New Delhi. 139-158

Ÿ Shrotryia, VK & Dhanda, U (2018), Trends and Directions of Employee Engagement: Perspectives from Literature Review. Asian Journal of Management, 9(1), 69-79.

Ÿ Shrotryia, VK & Dhanda, Up (2017), Content Validity of Assessment Instrument for Employee Engagement. In Proceedings of International Conference on Research and Business Sustainability, December 16-17, Department of Management Studies, IIT Roorkee, 637-643 [ISBN: 978-93-86238-38-2]

Ÿ Shrotryia, VK & Aggarwal, R (2017), Towards Aware and Driven Minds through Optimism Performance Matrix: Perspectives from Literature Review. In Proceedings of International Conference on Research and Business Sustainability, December 16-17, Department of Management Studies, IIT Roorkee, 671-675 [ISBN: 978-93-86238-38-2]

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Ÿ Shrotryia, VK (2017), Digital Disruption and Human Well-being - a step towards positive politics. SME World, 10(9) (Sept), 24-25 [ISSN 2319-1139]

Book Review:

Hungry People, Better Results - Unleash the Fire Within to Win Continually in Life by Deepak Malhotra (2017), Bloomsbury, p 298. Nice Journal of Business, Vol 12

Extension Lectures:

Leadership, Change and Disruption – The Challenge of Time at Future Institute of Technology and thManagement, Bareilly during their Annual Management Convention on 10 Feb 2018

Challenges for Commerce Education in India at Department of Commerce, Jammu University, Jammu thon 27 Nov 2017

Thinking, Learning and Change - Challenges ahead at Department of Management, University School of thManagement and Entrepreneurship, Delhi Technological University, East Delhi Campus on 6 Nov 2017

Status of Human Well-Being in South Asia at Department of Commerce, Delhi School of Economics, thUniversity of Delhi, on 27 Oct 2017

Conferences/Seminars/Keynote/Chair/Cochair:

Keynote address on Demonetization and Human Well-Being during National Conference on Demonetization: Demystified organized by Delhi Technical Campus (IP University, Delhi) Knowledge

thPark, Greater Noida, on 9 Feb 2018.

th thCo-Chair in a Technical Session held on 12 Jan 2018, in 6 Annual International Commerce Conference organized by Department of Commerce, University of Delhi, in collaboration with Academy of Indian Marketing on Digital Outreach and Future of Marketing Practices held during January 11-12, 2018 at Delhi School of Economics, University of Delhi.

Chaired Technical Session I (concurrent 2) on Demonetization: Issues and Challenges with special threference to Accounting and Finance on 18 Nov 2017 during 40th All India Accounting Conference and

International Seminar held at ML Sukhadia University, Udaipur, Rajasthan during 18-19 Nov 2017.

thChaired Technical Session III – Employment and Entrepreneurship – changing paradigms during 70 All India Commerce Conference 2017 held at IIS University, Jaipur during 12–14, Oct 2017.

Paper presentation:

National Conference on Rethinking Management Education in Digital Age at Faculty of Management Studies, University of Delhi, Delhi on 10th Feb 2018 (Herding in Capital Markets: A Systematic Literature Review) Paper presented by the Coauthor Himanshi Kalra.

4th National Conference on Contemporary Reforms in Management, Economy and Applied Business at Sri Guru Gobind Singh College of Commerce, University of Delhi, Delhi on 9-10 Feb 2018, (Inter-relationship between Employee Well-Being dimensions: A Study of Select Organizations). Paper presented by the Coauthor Sonam Narula. Best Paper Award

th15 International Conference of International Society of Quality of Life Studies held Management Centre Innsbruck, Innsbruck University, Austria during 28-30 Sept, 2017 (Human Well-Being in South Asia:

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Research Papers in Refereed Journals

Kanojia. S, Singh D, Goswami A, (2018), “An empirical analysis of the factors influencing individual investors in the Indian Stock market”, Journal of Business Management, ISSN: 2278-487 X, Vol 20, Issue 3

Sharma J P, Kanojia S & Kapoor N, (2018), “Stakeholders' Perspective On Electronic Initiatives In Corporate Governance” , IUP Journal of Corporate Governance, Vol 17 Issue:1 , ISSN: 0972-6853

Kanojia S & Mahajan S, (2017), "Testing Weak Form Efficiency of Asian Markets: An Empirical Evaluation" in Volume 10 Issue 5, November- 2017 of Pacific Business Review International (ISSN: 0974-438X).

Kanojia S & Dhamija S, (2017), Trends in Indian Rupee-Us Dollar Rate: An Empirical Analysis, Asian Journal of Management, 8(4): October -December, 2017, ISSN 0976-495X (Print), 2321-5763 (Online), pp 967-974.

Dissertation Submitted

Antecedents To Capital Structure Decisions Of Indian Listed Companies, Shweta Goel, 2018

Thesis Submitted

Corporate Governance in Airline Industry in India, Ms Ruchi Goel

Special Lectures as Chief Guest/ Panel Speaker

Special Lecture Delivered at Moti Lal Nehru College (E) Nov 2017 on Cyber Threats.

Panel Speaker at Daulat Ram College, Feb 2018, Legal framework of Cyber Laws.

Chief Guest for annual commerce festival, Special lecture Delivered at Keshav Mahavidyala, March 2018, Cyber Threats to Business and Individual.

Ph.D. Supervised

Ms.Neha Nainwal,(2018),A long run impact of financial development on economic growth in India. October ,2013


Singh,Amit Kumar (2017) : Initial Public offerings A study of Investors Perception Book Published by A.K. Publications, New Delhi,ISBN:978-93-85022-57-9

Research Publications:

Singh, Amit K. and Sheetal Maurya2018) 'Effect of growth in Entrepreneurial Activities on Economic Growth: Evidence from India', published in book titled Business 2025: Driving Growth Through Strategic Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Digitisation, Bloomsbury Publication ISBN: 978-93-87471-67-2.

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Singh, Amit K. and Sheetal Maurya (2018) 'Corporate Governance, Ownership Structure, and IPO Underpricing: Evidence from the Indian New Issue Market', published in Indian Journal of Research in Capital Markets, Vol 5, No 1, January-March 2018, pp 7-24, ISSN: 2394-3459.

Singh, Amit K. and Rohit Shrivastava (2017) A study of Inter-linkages Between Stock market of India and Russia', published in Journal of Commerce & Business Studies, Vol 4, No 1, January-June2017, pp 7-24, ISSN: 2322-0767

Singh, Amit K. and Rohit Shrivastava (2017) An Empirical study of Financial Integration between stock market of India and Australia', published in Focus Journal of International Business , Vol 4, No 1, January-June2017, pp 7-24, ISSN:2347-4459.

Singh, Amit K. and Shivani Kalra (2017) 'Effect of growth in Entrepreneurial Activities on Economic Growth: Evidence from India', published in book titled Good Governance and Growth in Global Economy, Bloomsbury Publication ISBN: 978-93-87471-43-6.

Singh,Amit Kumar (2017) Initial Public offerings A study of Investors Percetion Book Published by A.K. Publications, New delhi, ISBN:978-93-85022-57-9

Singh, Amit K. Radhika Narula and Shivani Kalra 2018) 'Money Changing its form in the Revolutionary Digital leap in E-banking in India: An Analysis', Published in Book Titled Digital Interventions for Economic Growth Macmillan Publication ISBN: 9789387687721

Singh, Amit K. and Rohit Shrivastava (2018) 'Analysing the Role of Digitisation in Indian Equity Market Published in Book titled', Digital Interventions for Economic Growth Macmillan Publication ISBN: 9789387687721

Nominations/Membership or Fellowship of Professional / Academic Bodies, Societies, Committees

Member of the Editorial Board of the Mudra: Journal of finance and Accounting, Journal Press India.

National/International Conferences (India and Abroad)-Papers Presented/Chaired Sessions/Delivered Key Note/Main Speaker

Singh, Amit K. and Sheetal Maurya presented paper titled 'Effect of growth in Entrepreneurial Activities thon Economic Growth: Evidence from India' at XIII International Conference on Business 2025: Driving

Growth Through Strategic Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Digitisation by Jagannath International Management School, PHD Chamber Kalkaji, New Delhi, February 10, 2018.and won the best Paper Award.

Singh, Amit K. and Rohit Shrivastava (Presented paper titled 'An Empirical Study of Testing Financial Integration between Indian and New York Stock Market' in Two Days XIX Annual International Conference on 'Managing Digital Revolution: Inventing Future India' jointly organized by Delhi Delhi School of Management, Delhi Technological University; Delhi School of Professional Studies and Research (DSPSR) (Affiliated to GGS Indraprastha University) and Sri Aurobindo College (E), University of Delhi held on January 5-6, 2018 at New Delhi, India.

Singh, Amit K. and Rohit Shrivastava (Presented paper titled 'Role of Idiosyncratic Risk in Asset Pricing: thA Preliminary investigation into India's Stock Market' in Two Days 6 Annual International Commerce

Conference on 'Digital Outreach and Future of Marketing Practices' organized by Department of Commerce, Delhi School of Economics, University of Delhi in association with Academy of Indian Marketing (AIM) held on January 11-12, 2018 at New Delhi, India.

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Development' organized by Dr. Bhim Rao Ambedkar College (University of Delhi) in association with South Asia Management Association held on March 17-18, 2018 at New Delhi, India.

Singh, Amit K. and Rohit Shrivastava (Presented paper titled 'Analysing the Role of Digitization in Indian Equity Market'' in Two Days National Conference on ' Digital Interventions for Economic Growth' organized by Lal Bahadur Shastri Institute of Management, Delhi held on March 22-23, 2018 at New Delhi, India.

Singh, Amit K. Radhika Narula and Shivani Kalra 2018) Presented paper titled 'Demystified Demonetization in the Indian Context-A Descriptive study', in National Conference organized by Delhi

thTechnical Campus Held on 9 feb,2018 at Greater Noida Campus and won the Best Paper Award.

Singh, Amit Kumar presented paper titled “Analysing the Impact of FDI and FPI Flows on GDP of India” in TH10 International Conference on Strategies For Promoting Inclusive Development organized by Dr.

Bhim Rao Ambedkar College, University of Delhi in association with South Asia Management th thAssociation on 17 -18 March, 2018. (Co-authored).

Singh, Amit Kumar presented paper titled “Effect of Growth in Enterpreneurial Activities on Economic THGrowth : Evidences From India” in XIII International Conference on Business 2025: Driving Growth

Through Strategic Innovation, Enterpreneurship and Digitisation organized by Jagannath International thManagement School, New Delhi, India on 10 February, 2018. (Co-authored).

Singh, Amit Kumar presented paper titled “Driving The E-Wallet Sector Through Demonetisation Drive” in National Conference on Demonetization: Demystified organized by School of Management, Delhi

thTechnical Campus (Affiliated to GGSIP University, New Delhi, India) from 09 February, 2018. (Co-authored).

Singh, Amit Kumar presented paper titled “Understanding Digital Consumers: A Comparative Study of thTop Markets by MPI” in 6 Annual International Commerce Conference on Digital Outreach and Future of

Marketing Practices organized by Department of Commerce, Delhi School of Economics, University of th thDelhi, Delhi, India from 11 – 12 January, 2018. (Co-authored).

Singh, Amit Kumar presented paper titled “Corporate Governance And Earnings Management: Review thOf Literature” in 6 Annual International Commerce Conference on Digital Outreach and Future of

Marketing Practices organized by Department of Commerce, Delhi School of Economics, University of th thDelhi, Delhi, India from 11 – 12 January, 2018. (Co-authored).

Singh, Amit Kumar presented paper titled “A Long-run Integration between Financial Development and thEconomic Growth in India: An Cobb Douglas Approach” in 6 Annual International Commerce

Conference on Digital Outreach and Future of Marketing Practices organized by Department of th thCommerce, Delhi School of Economics, University of Delhi, Delhi, India from 11 – 12 January, 2018.

(Co-authored).

Singh, Amit Kumar presented paper titled “Role of Idiosyncratic Risk in Asset Pricing: A Preliminary thinvestigation into India's Stock Market” in 6 Annual International Commerce Conference on Digital

Outreach and Future of Marketing Practices organized by Department of Commerce, Delhi School of th thEconomics, University of Delhi, Delhi, India from 11 – 12 January, 2018. (Co-authored).

Singh, Amit Kumar presented paper titled “An Empirical Study of Testing Financial Integration Between Indian and New York Stock Market” in XIX Annual International Conference on Managing Digital


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Revolution : Inventing Future India organized by Delhi Scjool of Professional Studies and Research (DSPSR, Affiliated to GGSIP University, New Delhi, India) in Association with Delhi Technological

th thUniversity and Sri Aurobindo College (E), University of Delhi, Delhi from 5 – 6 January, 2018. (Co-authored).

Singh, Amit Kumar presented paper titled “Impact of Mode of Entry on Financing of Outward Foreign rdDirect Investment by Indian MNEs” in 3 International Management Conference on Inclusive Growth,

Good Governance, Globalisation and Green Future (4G) organized by Fortune Institute of International Business (FIIB) in collaboration with Sa-Dhan (New Delhi, India), CEREN, Burgundy School of Business

th th(Dijon, France) and Uniglobe College (Kathmandu, Nepal) from 19 -20 December, 2017. (Co-authored).

Singh, Amit Kumar presented paper titled “Idiosyncratic Volatility in Stock Returns: A Preliminary thAssessment of the Indian Stock Market” in 17 Consortium of Students in Management Research

(COSMAR) held at Department of Management Studies, Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Bangalore, th stIndia from 20 to 21 November, 2017. (Co-authored).

Singh, Amit Kumar presented paper titled “Awareness and Implementation of GST on Indian Consumers in” Two Day International Conference on Indian Economic Transaformation Through Revival of Manufacturing Sector and Start-Up Ecosystem organized by Department of Commerce, Ramanujan

st ndCollege, University of Delhi from 21 and 22 September 2017. (Co-authored).

Invited/Special Lecture/Presentation/Seminar

Resource Person in the Faculty Development Programme on Case methods : learning ,Writing and thTeaching organized by Raj Kumar Goel Institute of Management and technology held on 17 January ,

2018 at Ghaziabad.

Guest lecture on the topic "Initial Public Offerings in India : A conceptual Analysis and the related Trends" thOrganised by Raj Kumar Goel Institute of Management and technology held on 27 September at

Ghaziabad.

Chaired a Technical Session on 'Digital Interventions for Financial Intermediation' in National Conference on 'Digital Interventions for Economic Growth' organized by Lal Bahadur Shastri Institute of

nd rdManagement, Delhi on 22 – 23 March, 2018.

thChaired a Technical Session Jointly on 'New Dimensions towards Inclusive Development' in 10 International Conference on 'Strategies For Promoting Inclusive Development' organized by Dr. Bhim Rao Ambedkar College, University of Delhi in association with South Asia Management Association on

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Chaired a Joint Session on Technical Session 'Finance' in National Conference on 'Strategies for Business Excellence' organized by Delhi Technical Campus (Affiliated to IP University), Noida, U.P. on

th09 March, 2018.

Chaired a Joint Session on Technical Session 'Finance' in National Conference on 'Demonetization : thDemystified' organized by Delhi Technical Campus (Affiliated to IP University), Noida, U.P. on 09

February, 2018.

Chaired a Joint Session on Technical Session 'Finance' in 3rd International Management Conference on Inclusive Growth, Good Governance, Globalisation and Green Future (4G) organized by Fortune Institute of International Business (FIIB) in collaboration with Sa-Dhan (New Delhi, India), CEREN,

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Burgundy School of Business (Dijon, France) and Uniglobe College (Kathmandu, Nepal) from 19th-20th December, 2017. (Co-authored).

Chaired a Joint Session on Technical Session 'Manufacturing and Start-Up Ecosystem' in the International Conference on the theme 'Indian Economic Transformation Through Revival of Manufacturing Sector and Start-Up Ecosystem'organized by Department of Commerce, Ramanujan

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Pankaj Deshwal(2017) Customer Service Experience : A study of determinants and consequences in selected services. Jointly with Dr. Prasanta Kumar Bhuyan

Vishal Kumar Lahiri (2017) A Study on Consumer Behavior towards Adoption of Green Products in India. Jointly with Dr. Anupama Vohra


Dangi, H.K and Malik A (2018).Business Research Cases. Index International Ghaziabad Uttar Pradesh (ISBN 978—81-936185-0-9)

Research Publications

Dangi, H.K. and Saini R (2018). Measuring effectiveness of Social Networking Sites using AHP. Effulgence, Vol 16 No 1 (Special issue) pp.40-46 (ISSN- 0972-8058)

Rashmi and Dangi, H.K. (2018).Blinded or Branded? : Effect of Brand Cues on Customer Evaluation of Store Brands versus National Brands in an Emerging market.mInt. J. of Indian Culture and Business Management . Vol.16 No.2 pp 170-202.(ISSN online: 1753-0814 ISSN print: 1753-0806 )

Tomar S., Dangi H. K., Kaur A. and Sharma A.K. (2017). Fire Risk Assessment in Delhi - a report on fire risk assessment in the South-West Division of Delhi using Analytical Hierarchy Process. International Fire Professional. IFE(UK), 22, 45-49.

Tomar S., Kaur A., Dangi H. K., Ghawana T. and Sarma K. (2017). Fire Risk Analysis Using Geospatial Approach and Mitigation Measures for South-West Delhi. International Journal of Emerging Research in Management & Technology. 8, 131-137.

Saini, R and Dangi H.K. (2017). Word of mouth to word of Mouse: A study. Effulgence, Vol 16 No 1 pp.51-60 (ISSN- 0972-8058)

Vohra, A., Lahiri Vishal and H.K. Dangi (2017) Issues and Challenges of Unified Payment Interface Apps. Asian Journal of Research in Business Economics and Management Vol. 7, No. 6, June 2017, pp. 1-7.( ISSN 2249-7307)


Pradeep and H.K.Dangi, 2018. Green Supply Chain Initiatives: A study of Environmental aspects in 6th Annual International Commerce Conference jointly organised by Department of Commerce and Academy of Indian Marketing during 11-12 January 2018

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Resource Person in Conference/Symposium

Chaired a session in 1st International Conference on Digital Economy: Innovation and Challenges on 21 April 2018 organised by Maharaja Agrasen College, University of Delhi during 21-22 April 2018

Chaired a session in INC 2018 on Disruptive Technologies : Path Ahead 2023 on 12 April 2018 at Rukmani Devi Institute of Advanced Studies, Delhi during 12-13 April 2018

Chaired a session in 6th Annual International Commerce Conference jointly organised by Department of Commerce and Academy of Indian Marketing during 11-12 January 2018

Delivered Talk

Delivered a talk on Case methods of teaching in Faculty Development Program on 17 January 2018 conducted by Raj Kumar Goel Institute of Technology, Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh

Ph.D. Supervised

Amit Soni (2018) (Topic - Trends, Determinants and Impacts of Mergers & Acquisitions: A Study of Select Companies in IT Sector)


Bhasin, N & Lama, S. ( 2018). GST and Customs Law. Taxmann Publications (P) Ltd.

Research Publications

Bhasin, N & Garg S. (2018). Does host country institutional quality act as a differentiator in intra-regional FDI? Evidence from selected Asian economies. Foreign Trade Review, 53(2), 81-97.

Bhasin, N & Gupta S. (2017). Reforms in International Monetary Fund (IMF): Challenges and the Road Ahead. Management and Economics Research Journal, 3, 110-120.

Bhasin, N and Aanchal Gupta. (2017). “Macroeconomic Impact of FDI Inflows: An ARDL Approach for the Case of India”. Transnational Corporations Review, 9(3), 150-168.

Nominations/Membership or Fellowship of Professional / Academic Bodies, Societies, Committees

Nominated as 'Special Invitee/Member' of the Economic Affairs Committee, 2017-18 of the PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry.


Presented a paper on “Populist Nationalism: Threat or Opportunity for 'Make in India' Campaign” at the thRound Table Session of AIB India Conference 2018 held at IIFT MSME Centre, HIPA, Shimla from 9 -

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th10 April, 2018.Invited/Special Lecture/Presentation/Seminar

Invited by the National Defence College, Ministry of Defence, to deliver a talk on “Role of FDI in India's thEconomic Development” as part of Study Session on 'Economic Security' at New Delhi on 8 March,

2018.

Invited by Dyal Singh College, University of Delhi, as a speaker/ resource person for a one-day Faculty Development Programme on “Goods and Services Tax and Customs Law” on February 5, 2018.

Invited by Kalindi College, University of Delhi, to deliver a lecture on 'Goods and services Tax (GST)' on January 29, 2018

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