2015 Professor NMP Verma, Conference Coordinator Department of Economics Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar University, Lucknow- 226025. Ph. 0522-2995683 Email:[email protected]

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2015

Professor NMP Verma,

Conference Coordinator Department of

Economics

Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar University, Lucknow- 226025.

Ph. 0522-2995683 Email:[email protected]

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE POST GLOBALIZATION GROWTH AND REDISTRIBUTION IN ASIA,

DECEMBER 16-17, 2015 VENUE: CONFERENCE HALL,

DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS, BBAU , LUCKNOW, INDIA

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INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE

POST GLOBALIZATION GROWTH AND REDISTRIBUTION IN ASIA December 16-17, 2015

VENUE: CONFERENCE HALL, DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS, BBAU , LUCKNOW, INDIA

Jointly organized by

Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar University (BBAU) and Association of the Socio-Economic Development Studies (ASEDS) Concept Note

Globalization has completed about twenty five years. The time is now matured enough to deliberate on important issues of growth and redistribution . The above theme of the seminar occupies a key stage in global macro dynamics. It links both the objectives of growth and redistribution of income and wealth.

In recent years, the process of globalization has changed the scenario all over the world. Movements of

capital and labour have influenced the growth function. But simultaneously inequality has also to be

diagnosed and estimated. The seminar is likely to provide a common platform for interaction of views of

reputed policy makers, academicians, researchers and scholars to discuss related. It is expected that

participants may contribute their recent works and share with the numerous people attending the

conference. The deliberation may further improve their papers which can later on be published for

wider dissemination of knowledge and policy reforms.

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Objectives of the Seminar

i. To deliberate upon theoretical social science perspectives of globalization, growth accounting and redistribution of income and wealth

ii. To describe the recent trends of global growth and changes in inequality in multi-disciplinary perspective such as socioeconomic and political

iii. To re-examine reduction in poverty and economic miseries during post globalization period across Asian countries

iv. To make future policy options for plugging drawbacks in governance

v. To forward future strategy for efficient sustainability of sectoral development and livelihood in Asia

General Guidelines for Paper Submission

Authors are encouraged to submit full, original and unpublished paper in English. Manuscripts within 3000 to 4000 in length are preferred. An abstract of about 100 words with three to five key words should also be submitted along with the paper. All manuscripts should be mailed in MS Word format.

The manuscript should be accompanied by author/s declaration stating that the paper is his/her original work and has not been sent for consideration for publications in any other journals or edited book or elsewhere.

Submitting the paper online Email id; [email protected]

General Guidelines: Referencing Style: APA 6, All Headings: Times News Roman, Bold and Font Size 12, Paper Margins Normal (2.54 cm, top & bottom and 3.17 cm, left & right), Font Size and Type: 12-pt.

Times New Roman, Line Spacing: 1 line spacing throughout the paper, abstract, body of the document, references, appendices, footnotes, tables, and figures, Alignment Justified, Orientation Potrait, Page Size A4. Guidelines for Abstract Submission: Title: Times News Roman, Font Size 12, Study Title: Times New Roman, Font size 12, Capitalize each word, Author 1 Last Name, First Name, Middle Name. Affiliation.

Email, Author 2 Last Name, First Name, Middle Name. Affiliation. Email, Author X Last Name, First Name, Middle Name. Affiliation. Email, Presenter Author Name, Correspondence Author Name,

Abstract Body: Times News Roman, Font size 12, Justify margins, Line, Spacing 1, Maximum 300 words, Keywords: Three to Five keywords, Referencing Style: APA 6. Guidelines for Full paper Submission:

Abstract: Follow the Guidelines as aforesaid, Main Heading: Times New Roman, Bold, Font size 12 and

Upper Case, Second Heading Indented 1.27cm left, Times New Roman, Bold, Font size 12 and Capitalize

Each Word, Third Heading: Indented 2.54cm left. Times New Roman, Bold, Font size 12 and Capitalize

Each Word. Table: in the Center of the Page, Table Layout: Auto Fit Window, Table Caption: Above the

Figure, Figure: in the Center of Page, Above and Below the Inserted Figure and Table , One Line Free

Space, Figure Caption: Above the Figure

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Important Dates

Last date for receiving the abstract Nov 30, 2015 Intimation of acceptance of abstract for presentation December 1, 2015 Last date for submission of Full Length Paper December 5, 2015 Spot Registration December 16-17, 2015 (with prior intimation).

Travel;: Lucknow is well connected by air/railways/roads.The delegates may make their own arrangements to reach the venue. No TA is admissible.

Registration Fee (Non – Refundable, non-residential)

Registration Fee 1. 1000/- for Indians 2. USD 150/- for foreigners 3. 50 percent discount for ASEDS Life/Donor members Limited double/triple bed accomodation will be provided to the Pre- registered delegates with double registration fee. iii. Registration Fee covers seminar kit and lunch for all the such delegates.i v. Outside delegates who wish to stay in nearby star hotels on payment basis they can make arrangement on their own. v. Registration Form can be downloaded from website www.bbau.ac.in Mode of Registration Fee Payment

Filled Registration FORM along with deposited fee in the form of DD/ Multicity Cheque/NEFT/RTGS/cash in Canara Bank, IFS code CNRB 0002900 Saving Account No.

2900101009185,BBAU Lucknow. DD drawn in favour of CONFERENCE COORDINATOR payable at Lucknow.

Mode of Payment for Membership of Association of the Socio-Economic Development Studies

Payment can be made by Cash, Demand Draft, or A/c Payee and e-transfer, Demand Draft may be drawn in favour of “Association of the Socio-Economic Development Studies,” payable at Lucknow, India.

For online payment: IFS Code CNRB 0002900 A/c No. 2900101005065 Canara Bank, B.B.A.University, Lucknow-226025, India.

Mailing Address Professor NMP Verma, Conference Coordinator Department of Economics

Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar (Central) University, Lucknow- 226025.

Ph. 0522-2995683

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Rules for Participation

Registration are mandatory for participation in the seminar. All the registered participants will be provided participation/presentation certificate. Participants are required to produce photocopy of prepayment details at the time of seminar for registration. Spot Registration through cash payment can also be done at the venue of the seminar but kit will be delivered on the basis of last time availability. Paper presenters will normally be given 12 to 15 minutes for presentation/discussion.

Membership of ASEDS

Association of the Socio-Economic Development Studies (ASEDS) aims at promoting teaching and research in Development studies and allied areas. The objective is sought to be achieved by organizing seminar and conferences, research courses, publishing books and research papers. Initially due to the paucity of funds, the authors are encouraged to be a part of the Association. The membership fees are as under:

Type of Membership Domestic Foreign

Annual Membership (Individual) Rs. 500 US$ 100.00 Life Membership (Individual) Rs. 2,500 US$ 500.00 Research Scholar Membership /Individual

(Annual)

Rs. 400 US$ 70.00

Annual Institutional Membership Rs. 10,000 US$ 200.00

Corporate Membership / Donor Membership Rs. 5,000 US$ 150.00

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Registration No. : 2691-2012-2013

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Conference Registration Form INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE

POST GLOBALIZATION GROWTH AND REDISTRIBUTION IN ASIA December 16-17, 2015

VENUE: CONFERENCE HALL, DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS, BBAU , LUCKNOW, INDIA

Jointly organized by

Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar University (BBAU) and Association of the Socio-Economic Development Studies (ASEDS)

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Publication

Selected and peer reviewed papers may be normally published in International Journal of Social Science and Development Policy for those who are ASEDS members. In addition, an edited book may also be planned depending on quality of papers.

CONFERENCE SECRETARIAT

Contact: (for queries)

Dr. Vinit Kumar (JS/ASEDS)

Mobile: 91- 8960622702

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International Seminar on “ POST- GLOBALIZATION GROWTH AND REDISTRIBUTION IN ASIA”

(December 16-17, 2015) INAUGURAL SESSION

Date & Day : December 16, 2015 (Wednesday)

Time : 10.00 AM

Venue : Conference Hall, Deptt. of Economics, BBAU

PROGRAMME

10:00 A.M. Arrival of Guest

10:05 A.M. Lighting of the Lamp

10:10 A.M. Welcome and Presentation of Conference Theme by Coordinator

10: 30 A.M. Release of International Journal of Social Science and Development Policy 10:35 A.M. Address by the Chief Guest Prof. Khan MasoodAhmad

Vice Chancellor,Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti Urdu Arabi- Farsi University, Lucknow.

10: 55 A.M. Address by the Vice Chancellor

11: 05 A.M. Vote of Thanks

11:10 A.M. National Anthem

Anchor: Dr. Jaya Srivastava, Associate Professor, BBAU for Inaugural

11:15 A.M. High Tea

VALEDICTORY SESSION

Date & Day : December 17, 2015 (Thursday)

Time : 1.30 PM- 2.15 PM

Venue : Conference Hall, Deptt. of Economics

Valedictory Session

Chairman: Prof. PK Sinha, EX-VC , DRMLAU, Faizabad Presentation of Report: Dr. Surendra Meher, Convener (Tech. Sessions)

Valedictory Remarks: Betty Elisabeth Olivolo, Assistant Director, North American Association for Environmental Education, Washington DC, USA

Vote of thanks: Conference Coordinator/ President (ASEDS)

Anchor: Dr. Jaya Srivastava, Associate Professor, BBAU for Valedictory

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TWO DAY INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR ON “POST GLOBALIZATION GROWTH AND REDISTRIBUTION IN ASIA”

Programme Schedule (Day – 1) Wednesday, 16^th December 2015

Time Programme Venue

10:00 pm to 11:30 pm Inaugural Session Conference Hall, Deptt. of Economics

11:30 pm – 1:00 pm

Technical Session I

(Sub Theme: Reduction in poverty and economic miseries during post globalization period across Asian countries

Chair: Prof. (Dr) Alpana Srivastava, Amity University Discussant: Dr. B.N. Dubey, BBAU

Convener: Dr. Surendra Meher & Dr. Vinit Kumar Speakers:

Conference Hall, Deptt. of Economics

1:00 pm – 2:00 pm Lunch Guest House, BBAU

02:00 pm – 3:30 pm

Technical Session II

(Sub Theme: Trends of global growth and changes in inequality

Chair: Prof. Manish Kumar Verma, BBAU Discussant: Dr. C. S. Verma

Convener: Dr. Surendra Meher & Dr. Vinit Kumar Speakers:

3:30 pm – 5:00 pm

Technical Session III

(Sub Theme: Social science perspectives of globalization, growth accounting and redistribution of income and wealth

Chair: Prof. Sanatan Nayak, BBAU

Discussant: Dr. Vinod Kumar Srivastava, RMLAU, Faizabad Convener: Dr. Surendra Meher & Dr. Vinit Kumar Speakers:

5-6 PM General Body Meeting of ASEDS Conference Hall, Deptt. of Economics

Programme Schedule (Day – 2)

Thursday, 17^th December, 2015

Time Programme Venue

09:30 am – 11:00 am Technical Session IV

(Sub Theme: Future policy options for plugging drawbacks in governance

Chair: Prof. L.S. Singh, Magadh University, Bodhgaya, Bihar Discussant: Prof. S. P. Tiwari, RMLAU, Faizabad

Convener: Dr. Surendra Meher & Dr. Vinit Kumar, Speakers:

11-11.30am High Tea

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11:30 am to 01:00 pm Technical Session V

(Sub Theme: Future strategy for efficient sustainability of Sectoral Development and livelihood

Chair: Prof. B. N. Prasad, ANSISS, Patna Co-Chair: Prof. Govindji Pandey, BBAU

Discussant: Dr. Madhav Govind, JNU, New Delhi.

Convener: Dr. Surendra Meher & Dr. Vinit Kumar Speakers:

2.15 pm –3.00 pm Lunch Guest House, B.B.A.U.

3.00pm-5.00 pm Review cum Feedback meeting of Organizers

Programme Schedule (

Wednesday, 16^th December 2015) Chair: Prof. (Dr) Alpana Srivastava, Amity University

i. Technical Session I: Reduction in poverty and economic miseries during post globalization period across Asian Countries

Time: 11: 30 AM – 1: 00 AM

Venue: Conference Hall, Deptt. of Economics, B.B.A.U.

S.No. Topic Author(s)

1 Post Globalised Reduction in Poverty Across Asian Countries Dr. Sanjay Srivastava HYBPG College, Lucknow [email protected] 2 An Analysis of Issues and Challenges in Confronting Retail Industry in the

Globalized Economy

Mr. Faisal Khan,

[email protected] 3 A Study of Socioeconomic Condition of South Asian Country Ms. Kanchan Singh

BHU, Varanasi

[email protected] 4 Does Economic Growth Reduces Poverty in India… Ranjeet Kumar/M Mahamalllik

Assistant Prof, IDS, Jaipur [email protected]

5 Globalization: A significant Prologue Ms. Sakshi Bajpa

CSJM University, Kanpur [email protected]

6 Post-globalisation period and India Dr. Devi Prasad Srivastava, PDF Scholar,

JNV University Jodhpur Raj.

[email protected] 7 The Performance of India’s trade with ASEAN Countries Mohd Zulkarnain Sikandar

Email:[email protected],

8 A comparative performance of India and Pakistan Mr. Amit Rathor

Research Scholar, LU, Lucknow [email protected] 9 Globalization : The Fading Promises and the Problems Within. Mr. Bhanu Pratap , Assistant Professor ,

Amity University , Lucknow Campus.

Ms . Malobika Bose , Assistant Professor , Amity University , Lucknow

10 Globalisation Growth and Poverty In India Dr. Preeti Prabhat

Assistant Professor

Pt. Deen dayal Upadhyaya Government P.G. College, lucknow.

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Email – [email protected]

11 Impact of Globalization on Income Redistribution in Asia Dr. Anamika Choudhary Associate Professor DSMNR University, Lucknow 12 Recent Trends of Global growth & Redistribution of Income & Wealth in

Asia

Shweta Bhatt, Research Scholar, Department of Business Administration, DDU Gorakhpur University, U.P.

Email : [email protected] 13 Convergence in Income and Human Dev in Asian Countries Dr. Neena Malhotra , Puspa Devi,

GNDU, Amritsar

14 Socie-conomic Dev of Asia: Holistic Approach Dr. Anjali Singh, SNMRU, Lucknow

15 HDI- India and Sri Lanka Dr. Minu Jain, DAV College Yamuna Nagar

16 India’s Foreign Trade ..with SAARC Countries Sultan Ahmad, Dr Md. Sajid, Dr. Md.Naseem Siddiqui

17 Eco Growth and FDI in Selected Economies of Asia Prof. Asok Mittal, Javeria Maryam, Dr. Quamar Alam, AMU

Programme Schedule (Wednesday, 16^th December 2015) Chair: Prof. Manish Kumar Verma, BBAU

Technical Session II: Trends of global growth and changes in Inequality Time: 2: 00 PM – 3: 30 PM

S. No. Topic Author(s)

1 Global Cultural Change and Indian Youth Mr. Kuldeep Kumar

Deptt of Sociology Lucknow University [email protected]

2 Globalization and Impact on Women Empowerment Manees Kumar/Prof SK Chaturvedi Deptt. of Economics

Allahabad University [email protected] 3 Impact of globalization on Inter State Disparity In India Dr. Surbhi Garg

Asst. Prof., Dept of Commerce Shri Gurunanak Girls Degree College, Lucknow

4 A Critical Overview on Indian Construction Sector in the Post- Globalization Era

Dr. Priyanka Singh Bhadoriya, Research Analyst,

Ministry of HUPA, New Delhi.

Email: [email protected] 5 Enculturation through consumption of Multinational company

products

Dr. Jyoti Pandey, PDF ,Department of Integrated Himalayan studies, Himachal Pradesh University, Shimla, HP ,India.

[email protected] 6 Jobless Growth In India’s Service Sector A Descriptive Study Amita Marwha,

Lecturer,Deptt. of Economics, Isabella Thoburn College,Lucknow.

E mail:[email protected] 7 Effects of Globalization on Indian Society and Culture Dr. Ritu Agarwal, Assistant Professor,

Amity University

Email: [email protected]

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8 HH consumption Pattern…Post Globalization Scenario Shivendra Singh/Prof. B.K. Bajpai Research Scholar/Professor GIDS, Lucknow

Email: [email protected]

9 Growth and Inequalities in Asia … Dr. Surenra Meher and Smita Rani

10 Globalization, Growth, and Poverty: An Analysis Dr. Sakuntala Sangam, RMLNLU,Lucknow

11 Education in Globalization Himansu Mohan , Rajneesh Sankhdhar

12 Women and Health Impacts .. Dr. Sanggeta Krishna, CSIEEP, BBAU

13 BRICS and Globalization .. Dr. Anupma Srivastava, IT College,

Lucknow

14 Global Urban Changes and Indian Economy: An Analysis Dr. Vinod Kumar Srivastava,**Dr.Ram Subash, Department of Economics &

Rural Development, Dr.R.M.L.Avadh University, Faizabad-Uttar Pradesh E-mail: [email protected] 15 Globalization, Privatization & Women’s Empowerment through Higher

Education in India

Dr. Neeta, Associate Professor, Deptt.

of History N.S.N. PG College , Lucknow Email: [email protected]

Programme Schedule (Wednesday, 16^th December 2015)

Chair: Prof. Sanatan Nayak, BBAU

Technical Session III: Social science perspectives of globalization, growth accounting and redistribution of income and wealth

Time: 3: 30 PM – 5:00PM

S.No. Topic Author(s)

1 Impact of Globalization on Growth and Redistribution in India Dr. Gagan Kumar

Asso. Prof., Deptt. of Economics S L K College, Sitamarhi, Bihar,

Email: [email protected] 2 Changing Institutional Arrangements

of State and Accountability

Dr. Binti Singh,

KRVIA, Mumbai and Dr.Jaya Goyal, TISS, Mumbai, [email protected] 3 Globalization and its Impact on Education Sector.. Ms. Alka Singh

Scholar, Social Work, Deptt , JMI, Delhi [email protected]

4 “Impact of Globalization in Art” Ms. Gauri Mehta

Dept. of History of Art

Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi Email:[email protected] 5 Business groups, Crisis, foreign capital, Developing and Developed

Countries

Shivaj Kumar Pandey, BHU

6 Impact of the Development of Smart Cities on Migration in India Ashutosh Pandey, Research Associate, Indian Institute of Management, Lucknow, E- mail: [email protected]

7 Globalization and Social Justice Ms. Juhi Singh and Mr. Animesh Kumar

8 Globalization and HRM… Dr. Rekha Khosla, Amity University

9 Globalization and Micro Finance.. Mr. Zain Mehdi, BBD University

10 Green Marketing as tool of Sustainable Economic Growth Ms. Ekta Rastogi Dr MS Khan,DRM/BBAU 11 Banking Correspondent`s Model as indicator of Financial Inclusion Dr Hitesh Kesarwani, and Himanshu Rastogi,

Dr ShobitAmity University

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12 Indian Textile Industry… Bindu Oberoi, Indraprastha College,

Delhi University 13 Effect of Globalization on Higher Education Shruti Kirti Rastogi

Assistant Professor, Babasaheb BhimRao Ambedkar University, Lucknow

Email : [email protected] 14 Impact of Post Globalization Growth in India

Md. Abdul Rab Siddiqui

Research Scholar, Department of Political Science, M.G. Kashi Vidya Pith, Varanasi 15 Impact of Globalisation on Indian Retail Industry Dr. Charu Bisaria

Assistant Professor, AMITY Business School AMITY University, Lucknow

[email protected],[email protected]

Programme Schedule (Thursday, 17

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December 2015)

Chair: Prof. L.S. Singh, Magadh University, Bihar

Technical Session IV: Future policy options for plugging drawbacks in governance Time: 9: 30 AM – 11: 00 AM

Venue: Conference Hall, Deptt. of Economics

1 Human Rights and CSR:Trends and Practices Dr. Rafeek Mohammad, Assistant Professor in Sociology SKJD PG College, Kanpur Dehat [email protected] 2 Impact Assessment of E-governance…Punjab Jyoti/Harvinder Kaur

Professor, Dept of Dist Education Punjabi Univ, Patiala

[email protected] 3 E-Governance in India: An Imperative in a Post-Globalized Era Nandita Kaushal,

Assistant Professor,

Department of Public Administration, University of Lucknow

4 Determinants of Inflation In India: An Econometric Analysis Naveed Lone, Dr. D.K. Yadav

Deptt. of Economics, B.B. A. University 5 Impact of Capital Structure on Performance of Listed Public

Sector Banks in India

Suchita Shukla,

Assistant Professor, STEP-HBTI, Kanpur [email protected]

6 Globalization in Indian Education Sector: Road to success? Dr. Savita Srivastava & Preeti Srivastava, Associate Professor,

Faculty of Education, Dayalbagh Educational Institute,Agra,[email protected] 7 Role of F.D.I.{Foreign Direct Invest} In Developing Country:

Special Reference of India

Dr. Arun Kumar Verma, Assistant Professor Political Science., S.P.G.College, Fatehpur, Barabanki, U.P.

Email - [email protected]

8 Economic Growth and Employment in India Dr. C.S. Verma,

Associate Prof. G.I.D.S., Lucknow Email: [email protected] 9 Globalization-Repercussions in Indian Context Vinamrta Akash & Dr. K. Mishra

BBAU, DMS, Lucknow

10 India’s LIC industry: A roller Coaster. Dr. Upendra Shukla, Dr. Alpana Srivastava, Dr. Samarth Pandey, Amity University 11 Inflation in open Economies based on Philips Curve: Asian

Perspectives

Dolly Singh, M.Phil Scholar, Deptt. of Economics, B.B.A.University, Lucknow 12 Technology ,Globalization and Health:Telemedicine in India Dr. Vivekanand Nayak, CSSIEP, BBAU

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13 Globalization on Small Scale Industries Dr. Salahuddin Ansari, DBM,LU 14 Impact of Globalization in India and China Dr. Ankita Agrawal, Dr. Abdul Rub Khan

ACM, Lucknow and CRIMB Univ, Bhopal 15 SEZs: Globalization and Global Integration Dr. Vinit Kumar, B. B. Ambedkar University,

Lucknow 16 Post Globalization Growth and FDI in India's Higher Education

Market

Dr. Usha Devi, *Associate Professor, Dept.

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Programme Schedule (Tuesday, 17^th December 2015)

Chair: Prof. B. N. Prasad, ANSISS, Patna

Technical Session V: : Future strategy for efficient sustainability of sectoral development and livelihood Time: 11: 30 AM – 01: 00PM

Venue: Conference Hall, Deptt. of Economics, BBAU

1 Enhancing Impact of CSR, for Socioeconomic Development and Livelihoods

Dr. Heena K Bijli Ass. Professsor, IGNOU, New Delhi [email protected] 2 Globalization: Challenges and Strategies for Inclusive Growth Dr. Kavita Bhatnagar

IT College, Lucknow

[email protected] 3 Effect of Online Media Upon Private Tutoring (With Reference To

Knowledge Growth And Micro Economics)

Renu Singh

Centre for Communication & Media Studies, Mahatma Gandhi International Hindi University, Wardha, Maharashtra.

4 Indian Agricultural sector in post –WTO : An analysis Neha Vishwakarma,

Department of Economics, Faculty of Social Science, BHU, Varanasi,

Email:[email protected] 5 The Millennium Development Goals and India: Performance and

Challenges

Pragyeshnath Tripathi ,

Email : [email protected] 6 Make in India: An Opportunity to promote Inclusive and

Participatory Approach to Development

Dr. Kavtha and Dr. LC Mallaiah GDCW,Telangana & BBAU, Lucknow

7 GST: Applications in India Pratiksha Mishra and Dr Taruna

DRM/BBAU

8 CSR in Sustainable Economic Development Komal Ahuja and Dr. MS Khan

9 Globalization and Sustainable Development Dr. Abhilash Babu and Mukhtar Ahmad DRM/BBAU

10 FDI in Sustainable Economic Growth.. Dr. MS Khan And Ms. Aina Rafat

11 Role of Education .. Peoples Livelihood Dr. Chhaya Soni, BHU

12 Poverty and Climate Change Dr. Amitabh Shukla, RDU, Jabalpur

13 Effect of on line media on Private Tutoring Dr. Vikas Singh,Renu Singh, MGIHU, Wardha

14 Eco Reform in India and China Mr. Vikram Karuna, Mr Yogendra Singh,

Dr. VP Singh, BHU 15 Globalization, Right to Education: A Social Perspective in India Dr. Rambilas

Associate Professor, Deptt. of History, D.S.N. P.G. College, Unnao –U.P.

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Asia

Ms. Shraddha Verma1 & Ms. Richa Verma2, Shri Ramswaroop Memorial College of Management, Lucknow

Conference Coordinator:

Professor NMP Verma, Department of Economics

Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar University, Lucknow- 226025.

Email:[email protected]