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Pckavidayal-Faculty-Profile.Pdf Format-II FACULTY PROFILE 1. Name: Dr. P C KAVIDAYAL ________________________________________________________________ 2. Designation: Professor, Dean and Director Sir J C Bose Technical Campus, Bhimtal ___________________________________________________________ 3. Qualification: M.Com, Ph.D. ___________________________________________________________ 4. Area of Specialization/Research field: HRM, Taxation,Finance and Investment Management ______________________________________ 5. Awards/Recognitions: Swami Vivekanand Award for NSS _____________________________________________________ 6. Number of Research projects: i) Completed Sl. No. Title of the project Funding Agency Amount(Rs.) Year (From-To) 1 Labour Management UGC 10000 1982-1984 Relations in Almora Magnasite ii) On-going Sl. No. Title of the project Funding Agency Amount Date of Expected date of Commencement completion 7. Number of Ph. D candidates successfully completed: Nine ____________________________ 8. Number of Ph. D candidates currently working: __Eight______________________________ 9. Publications: i) Books Sl. No. Co-Author/s Title Publisher Year of publication 1 1.Dr. Mam “Management M.K. Publications Agra. 2005 Chand Accounting” 2.Dr. M K Garg 2 Dr. Vinay “Accounting for ABS Publications, Delhi 2016 Kandpal Management” 3 Dr. Vinay Financial Institutions & ABS Books, Delhi, 2016 Kandpal Markets”, 4 Dr. Vinay Prism of Banking ndABS Publications, Delhi 2018 Kandpal Financial Services in India”, 5 Investment Anamica Publications, In press Management Delhi ii) Research Articles published in journals Mention complete list of publications indicating authors, title, name of the journal, year, volume and page numbers. List of Papers Published 1. ‘Workers’ Participation in Management’-Labour Bulletin, Labour Commissioner Office, Kanpur. March 1983. 2. ^^mRrj izns”k esa Je lgHkkfxrk ;kstuk ,d ewY;kdu^^ ‘;kstuk’ o’kZ 34 vad 7 16&31 ebZ 1990 3. ‘Development of Entrepreneurship in Hill Areas: Some Policy Guidelines’. Entrepreneurship Reflections and Investigations (ed.) Bisht N.S., Mishra R.C. and Srivastava, A.K. Chugh Publications, Allahabad 1989. 4. Indian Banking-Beyond 2000AD’ ‘National Seminar on Liberalization and role of Nationalised Banks’. Paper published in the Souvenir. 5. ‘Bank Executives’ role expectation in post liberalization Era’ The Economic Challenger No.3, issue 11, April-June 2001. 6. ‘Role of Non Executive Directors in Corporate Governance: HDFC a case study.’ The Economic Challenger No.04, Issue 14, Jan-March 2002. 7. ‘Restructuring of Undergraduate Courses in the faculties of Commerce in the State of Uttaranchal- A model approach’ The Economic Challenger No.05 Issue 19, April- June 2003. 8. ‘Industrial Development of Bhimtal: Observation and policy guidelines’: Heritage of Himalayas. Edited Book, Indian Publishers Distributors Delhi. 9. ‘The role of Trade Unions in bringing about Industrial Peace’ The Economic Challenger No.05, Issue 20, July-Sept 2003. 10. ‘Industrial Disputes in Uttaranchal: Emerging Trends’. The Economic Challenger, No.06 Issue 22, Jan-March 2004. 11. ‘Total Value Management- A new tool for the Millennium’-Journal of Management March 2004, Florida University. 12. ‘Online Trading and E-Governance’ The Economic Challenger, No.7, Issue 27 April-June 2005. 13. ‘Derivatives: New Instruments of Indian Capital Market’. The Economic Challenger, No.8, Issue 29 Oct-Dec 2005. 14. ‘Merger of ICICI with ICICI Bank: Its impact on the value of the Shareholders. Banking – Trends and practices, edited book 2005 page 113 – 131’. 15. ‘Indian Rural Banking in the next decade.’- Banking – Trends and practices, edited book 2005 page 240 – 247. 16. ‘Does Friday Repeat itself on Monday? An analysis of the Day -of -the Week effect on auto correlation of Stock Market Index Returns’. The ICFAI Journal of applied Finance Vol.12 No.6. July 2006 Page 53-66. 17. ‘A Study of Industrial Relations in Private Sector Undertakings in Uttarakhand’ Prabandh- a Journal of Management Education & Research, Volume 24, June 2008. 18. ‘Local community perception towards the impacts of tourism on the culture and social life within the rural tourist destinations of Uttarakhand’. South Asian Journal of Tourism & Heritage- International Refereed Research Journal. 19. “A Casuality Analysis between Indian Stock Market index and FII net inflow” in Madras University Journal of Business and finance, Vol.1, No. 1, January 2013, ISSN:2320-5857. 20. “Casual Nexus between stock market returns and exchange rate” Evidence from National stock exchange” in Madras University Journal of Business and finance, Vol. 1, No. 2, January 2014, ISSN:2320-5857. 21. “A Review of Agricultural marketing and Rural Credit in India: Status, Issues and Challenges” published in Conference Proceedings by Indian Society of Agricultural Marketing & Kumaun University, Nainital for National Seminar on “Status, Issues and Challenges of Agricultural marketing in Mountain states of the Country” organized by Faculty of Management Studies, Kumaun University, Nainital in Association with Indian Society of Agricultural Marketing from June 3-4, 2011. 22. “Regulators in Indian Capital Market: Performance, Emerging Issues and Challenges” in International Journal for Business, Strategy and Management (IJBSM Vol. 1, June 2011). 23. “Implications of Working Capital Management on Profitability: A Case of ONGC Ltd. in Indian Journal of Commerce and Management Studies, ISSN: 2240-0310, May 2013, Vol. 4, Issue 2, Page: 49-53. 24. “A Study of Marketing strategy for Public and Private sector Mutual Funds in India” in Conference proceeding in e book form by Springer ISBN No: 978-1-63041-998-1 for International Conference on Research in Marketing organized by IIT Delhi, XLRI Jamshedpur and Curtin University Australia at IIT Delhi on December 21-22, 2013. 25. “A Comparative Study of Selected Public & Private Sector Equity Diversified Mutual Fund Schemes in India” in IOSR Journal of Business and Management, e-ISSN: 2278-487X, p-ISSN: 2319-7668. Volume 16, Issue 1. Ver. I (Jan. 2014). 26. “Determinants of Equity Share Prices: A Survey of Researchers” in The Alternative, ISSN: 0973-0451, Vol. XIII, No.2, April’14-Sep.’14, pp. 62-86. 27. “A Review of Corporate Social Responsibility and Business Ethics in Corporate Strategy” in Journal of Management & IT – ACME ISSN: 0974-1763, Vol:10, Issue 1, September 2014. 28. “An Overview of the impact of Tax incentives on Foreign Direct Investment in India” in Journal of Commerce and Management Thought, Print ISSN 0975-623X, Online ISSN 0976-478X Volume 5 Issue 4 Page: 557-573 (October 2014) Indexed with Indian Citation Index, EBSCO Discovery, Google Scholar, DST (Government of India), INFLIBNET (UGC). 29. “A Study of Dividend Policy and Its Effect on Market Value of Shares of Selected Banks in India” was published by IOSR Journal of Business and Management (IOSR- JBM) e-ISSN: 2278-487X, p-ISSN: 2319-7668. Volume 17, Issue 1. Version I (Jan. 2015). 30. “An Analysis of Working Capital Management in Select Construction Companies” was published by Journal of Commerce and Management Thought Year: Jan 2015, Volume: 6, Issue: 1 Indexed with Indian Citation Index, EBSCO Discovery, Google Scholar, DST (Government of India), INFLIBNET (UGC). 31. “A Study on Extent of Financial Inclusion among Rural Households in Bageshwar District of Uttarakhand, India” in International Journal on Arts, Humanities, Social Sciences & Business Studies Shodh-Sandhan 2016, Vol. 01, Issue. 02, April-May ISSN 2455-4804. 32. "Financial Development and Economic Growth: Time Series Analysis from India". International Journal of Money, Banking and Finance, Vol- 5, Issue 1, Jan-June 2016. Full text of papers on EBSCO database. 33. “Determinants of Equity Shares prices: A Survey of Researches". Journal of Department of Management B.I.T. Mesra, The Alternative, Vol: XIII, No.2, ISSN 0973-0451, pp. 62- 86, April’14- September14. 34. "Casual Nexus between stock market returns and Exchange rate: Evidence from National stock exchange". Madras University Journal of Business and Finance, January 2014,Vol.II No.1, ISSN 2320-5857, pp. 38-44. 35. “Impact of Global Financial Crisis on Volatility of sector price Indices at Indian Capital market". Indian Journal of Commerce and Management, Sep. 2014, Vol. V issue 3(1), ISSN 2249-0310, pp.1-7. 36. “A Causality Analysis between Indian Stock market index and FII net inflow”. Madras University Journal of Business and Finance, January 2013, Vol. I, No.1, ISSN 2320- 5857, pp.12-22. 37. "A Review of Opportunities and Challenges for Financial Inclusion in India" as book chapter in the book titled as "Innovation and Sustainable Development”. The book is published by Bloomsbury Publications, bearing ISBN: 9789386349583. 38. A case study on “Financial Inclusion Through Various Government Schemes: A Case Study with Reference to Uttarakhand”, India coauthored with Dr. Sumeet Gupta and Dr Vinay Kandpal published in ECCH (European Case Clearing House) October 2017. 39. “Analysis of Institutional Factors Affecting Share Prices: The case of National Stock Exchange”. Global Business Review, Forthcoming. ABDC: C. 2018 40. “A long and short run relationship between gold price, global crude oil price, Exchange rate and stock price: Evidence from India’, resubmitted to the journal” Global Business Review, ABDC: C.2019 iii) Papers presented in Conferences/Seminars List of Seminars/Conferences attended/ Papers accepted for presentation 1. All India Seminar on Development of Entrepreneurship in Hill Areas at Faculty
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