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Department of Economics and Rural Development Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia Avadh University, Faizabad UP Department Of Economics And Rural Development Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia Avadh University, Faizabad U.P. Dr. Vinod Kumar Srivastava Professor and Head e-mail:[email protected] Mob. No. 09415382891 C.V./ACADEMIC PROFILE 1. Name : Dr. Vinod Kumar Srivastava 2. Designation : Professor and Head 3. Qualification : M.A., Ph.D. & NET (UGC) in Economics 4. Teaching and research experience : 20 years 5. No. of research students completed Ph.D. : 03 6. No. of research students working for Ph.D. : 07 (Thesis submitted) 7. Details of academic qualifications: : Examination Board/University Subjects Year Division High School UP Board Allahabad Hindi, English, 1987 First Mathematics-I, Science-I, Social Science, Civics Intermediate UP Board Allahabad Hindi, English, Economics, 1989 First Geography, Civics Graduation Dr. R.M.L. Avadh English Literature, 1992 Second University, Faizabad Economics Post Graduation Dr. R.M.L. Avadh Economics 1994 First University, Faizabad Ph.D. Dr. R.M.L. Avadh Economics 1998 Passed University, Faizabad Other/NET University Grant Economics 1999 Passed 1 Commission, New Delhi (Dec.1999) Ph.D. Topic- "Role of Dairy Co-operatives in Sectoral Development. (Special reference to district Sultanpur)" 8. No. of research papers published in Journals- 23 (A) Independent authorship- 13 (i) Economic Development, Climate Change And Environmental Degradation In India The Indian Economic Journal Special Issue, December, 2010. ISSN No-0019-4662 PageNo-284- 296. (ii) Transforming Indian Agriculture Through Water Resource Management the Indian Economic Journal Special Issue on Sustainable Growth & Transformation, December 2011, ISSN No-0019-4662 Page No.-82-93. (iii) "Changing Pattern of employment and economic transformation in India." Indian Economic Journal Special Issue on employment pattern. December 2012, ISSN No-0019-4662, Page No.-412-425. (iv) Prospects of Economic Development Through Good Governance In India UPUEA Economic Journal Vol.8 October 2012, ISSN No-0975-2382 Page No.-90-95. (v) “Impact of FDI on Indian Retail Sector: Some Crucial Issues”. UPUEA Economic Journal Vol.9 October 2013, ISSN No-0975-2382 Page No.-662-667. (vi) "Interstate Inequalities in Indian Economic development". Indian Journal of New Dimensions, 2013, ISSN: No-2277-9876 Page No.-73-79. (vii) "Impacts of Deforestation In India: A Study" Vichar Research Journal, March-September, 2014, vol. (I), Issue-II, and ISSN: No-0974-4118, Page No.-30-38. (viii) "Requirements of Investment in Growing Economy of Uttar Pradesh." UPUEA Economic Journal Vol.10 October 2014, ISSN No-0975-2382 Page No.-588-593. (ix) "Wage Problems in Labour Market and MGNREGA." International Journal of Innovative Social Science & Humanities Research, 2015, vol. (2), Issue-3, July -Sept.-2015 ISSN: No- 2349-1876(Print), ISSN: No-2454-1826(Online), Page No.-28-38. (x) "Inclusive Growth and Transformation of Women Labour Market: A Study of Rural Labour Market in Utter Pradesh." International Journal of Scientific & Innovative Research Studies, March 2015, vol. (3), Issue-III, ISSN: No-2347-7660, Page No.-01-11. (xi) "Dynamics of Urbanization and Inclusive Growth in India: An Analysis." UPUEA Economic Journal Vol.11 October 2015, ISSN No-0975-2382 Page No.-589-592. (xii) Self Employment in Rural Transport “Kurukshetra "August 2002. A Journal of Rural Development – Ministry of Rural Development, New Delhi. ISSN No-0971-8451 Page No.,26-28. (xiii) Role of Banks in Rural Development “in Kurukshetra” May 2003 A Journal of Rural Development – Ministry of Rural Development, New Delhi. ISSN No-0971-8451 Page No-21-25. 2 (B) Co-authorship- 10 (i) Informal Sector and Indian Textile: A Study Of Achievements, Employment And Requirement. UPUEA Economic Journal Vol.6 October 2010. ISSN No-0975-2382 Page No-291-297. (ii) Is Poverty really decreasing in Uttar Pradesh? An Analysis UPUEA Economic Journal Vol.7 October 2011, ISSN No-0975-2382 Page No-248-252. (iii) "Socio-Economic Condition of Agricultural Laborers in Uttar Pradesh". Indian Journal of New Dimensions, 2012, ISSN: No-2277-9876 Page No.-60-64. (iv) Pattern of Employment and Economic Growth In India UPUEA Economic Journal Vol.8 October 2012, ISSN No-0975-2382 Page No.-248-252. (v) "Trends in Employment Growth in Indian Economy." Journal of Humanities and Applied Science, Feb.2013, ISSN No-2248-9673 Page No.-28. (vi) "Good governance & Relevance of Ambedkar's Economic Thought". Indian Economic Journal. December 2013, ISSN No-0019-4662, Page No.-17-28. (vii) “Inclusion of Women through MNREGS in Uttar Pradesh”. UPUEA Economic Journal Vol.9 October 2013, ISSN No-0975-2382 Page No.-429-432. (viii) "A Study of Public Expenditure on Education in Indian Economy." International Journal of Innovative Social Science & Humanities Research, December, 2014, vol. (2), Issue-I, ISSN: No-2349-1876 Page No.-01-12. (ix) Accessibility and Equity in Indian Education System, Indian Economic Journal Conference Vol. Of Abstract, Dec.2008. (x) "Land Operation Issues and Agrarian Relations for Equity and Efficiency in Indian Economy." 92, Indian Economic Journal Conference vol. II, Dec. 2009. Page No.325-333. 9. Participation in Conferences, seminars, workshop- 81 10. Paper in conferences/ seminars- 52 1. Attended the 87th Annual Conference of the Indian Economic Association (IEA) held at Banars Hindu University, Varanasi Uttar Pradesh, (2004). 2. Attended seminar and presented a paper titled "Justification of Lohia's Economic Thought in Present Scenario" Organized by Dept. of Economics. & Rural Development Dr. R. M. L.A. U. Faizabad on (23-03-2005) 3. Attended seminar and presented a paper titled "Institutions and Marginal Groups: A study With Reference to Eastern Uttar Pradesh". Organized by Dept. of Economics. & Rural Development Dr. R. M. L.A. U. Faizabad on (26-08- 2005) 4. Attended seminar and presented a paper titled "Economic Disparities in Rural Development" Organized by Dept. of Economics. & Rural Development Dr. R. M. L.A. U. Faizabad on (21-11-2005) 5. Attended the 88th Annual Conference of the Indian Economic Association (IEA) and presented a paper titled " Employment planning in India: Approaches & Experiences." held at Andhra University Vishakhapatanam, Andhra Pradesh. ,(2005) 3 6. Attended seminar and presented a paper titled "Impact of Census data on Human Life: A study With Reference to Uttar Pradesh" Organized by Dept. of Economics. & Rural Development Dr. R. M. L.A. U. Faizabad on (29-11-2006) 7. Attended the 89th Annual Conference of the Indian Economic Association (IEA) and presented a paper titled "Education, Health & Human Development in India." held at Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra, Haryana. ,(2006) 8. Attended seminar and presented a paper titled "Role of Higher Education in Economic Development" Organized by Dept. of Economics. & Rural Development Dr. R. M. L.A. U. Faizabad on (17-10-2007) 9. Attended seminar and presented a paper titled "Relevance of Ambedkar's Economic Ideas in Present Context" Organized by Dept. of Economics. & Rural Development Dr. R. M. L.A. U. Faizabad on (08-12-2007) 10. Attended national seminar, and presented a paper titled "Emerging Patterns of Contractual Employment in Indian Labour Market" Organized by Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkaar Central University, Lucknow , Uttar Pradesh (29-02- 2008). 11. Attended seminar and presented a paper titled "Social Justice and Socio- Economic Thoughts of Kanshi Ram" Organized by Dept. of Economics. & Rural Development Dr. R. M. L.A. U. Faizabad on (15-03-2008) 12. Attended seminar and presented a paper titled "Role of Women's Work in Rural Development: A Study with Reference to Districts Sultanpur" Organized by Dept. of Economics. & Rural Development Dr. R. M. L.A. U. Faizabad on (11- 04-2008) 13. Attended the 50th Annual Conference of the Indian Society of Labour Economics (ISLE) and presented a paper titled "Globalization, Employment and Labour Market Flexibility in India" held at Giri Institute of Development Studies Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh. , (2008). 14. Attended the 91st Annual Conference of the Indian Economic Association (IEA) and presented a paper titled "Accessibility And Equity In Indian Education System" held at Mohan Lal Sukhadia University, Udaipur, Rajasthan,(2008). 15. Attended the 5th Annual Conference of the Uttar Pradesh-Uttrakhand Economic Association (UPUEA) and presented a paper titled "Local Finance, Panchayti Raj System and Rural Development in India" held at GB Pant Institute,Jhusi,Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh. (2009). 16. Attended the 51st Annual Conference of the Indian Society of Labour Economics (ISLE) and presented a paper titled "Labour market Regulation In the Indian Institutional Frame Work" held at Punjabi University,Patiyala, Punjab. ,(2009). 17. Attended the 92nd Annual Conference of the Indian Economic Association (IEA) and presented a paper titled "Land Operation Issues and Agrarian Relations for Equity and Efficiency in Indian Economy". held at KIIT University,Bhubaneswar,Orissa. ,(2009). 4 18. Attended seminar and presented a paper titled "Poverty and Sustainable Development in India" Organized by Dept. of Economics. & Rural Development Dr. R. M. L.A. U. Faizabad on (19-02-2010) 19. Attended the 6th Annual Conference of the Uttar Pradesh-Uttrakhand Economic Association (UPUEA) and presented a paper titled "Informal Sector and Indian Textile: A Study of Achievements, Employment And Requirements" held at Mangalayatan University, Beswan Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh. (2010). 20. Attended the 52nd Annual Conference of the Indian Society of Labour
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