From Head’s desk

The organizations are known through their practices and communication of the same adducere ad continuationem i.e. continuity. It is this desire of continuity which has innate capacity to bring and accommodate change. The Department of Commerce has been communicating its legacy, practices and lores through its publications of journal and newsletters. These publications speak on behalf of the Department to a larger audience. These also pave the way for journey ahead. I am delighted that the new edition of our newsletter ‘Reflections’ is there with you along with a new paradigm of communication. This would help reflect our past to smoothen the future. I wish a happy readership.

Sincerely Prof. R K Singh Head and Dean

From Editor’s desk

It’s a matter of great pleasure to come up with the latest edition of Reflections, newsletter of the Department of Commerce. This edition echoes the different activities of the department held during the period of April 2018 - December 2019. This period witnessed change of the Head of the department as Prof Kavita Sharma handed over the charge to Prof R K Singh upon completion of her tenure as head. Prof R K Singh took over the office of the Head in March 2019. The department underwent a laborious process of revision of syllabi for under-graduate and post-graduate courses as per CBCS, which got implemented from the Academic Session 2019-20. With an aim of engaging and involving teachers from different colleges under the university of Delhi, Prof R K Singh initiated Department— College Interface (DCI). The map drawn by Prof R K Singh is an endeavour to bridge the gap between the Department and Colleges and to reinforce the collaboration for larger academic good. The workshops organised under the aegis of DCI, broadly aimed at addressing issues related to pedagogy in delivering the courses to the students effectively. Apart from this the department also collaborated with colleges in conducting Faculty Development Programmes, seminars and conferences. The department currently runs three Masters programs (M Com, MBA - IB, MBA - HRD) and two research programs (M Phil and Ph D). The details of different activities conducted through these programs are detailed in this newsletter and since this issue of the newsletter covers events of around 20 months, the activities are put in brief. Feedback from the readers will be appreciated for improvement of the Reflections which could be sent to:[email protected] Best Wishes! Prof. V K Shrotryia

From Associate Editor’s desk

It's time to connect with the large family of Commerce fraternity including students, teachers and research scholars. This newsletter unfolds our journey in the past one and half years spanning from April 2018 to Dec 2019. The editorial team is happy to present the glimpse of moments we cherished together when our faculty members and students added accolades to the profile of the Department of Commerce.

With this issue, it makes us feel that together we can further the legacy of the Department of Commerce as we did in a little way in this duration. This cover embrace varied events like the charge of Head of Department of Commerce taken by Prof R K Singh, the academic celebrations of new students welcome, the farewell to passing out batch, the Erudition, Symposia, the research publication of faculty, the dissertation and thesis completed bby research scholars to the new initiative of Department College interface to connect every college teacher to the Department.

I am thankful to the Head of the Department Prof R K Singh and Editor Prof V K Shrotryia for their continuous guidance for bringing this issue on the web. It was not possible to bring this issue in its present form with the constant support, assistance and hard work of Assistant editors Dr Manisha and Ms Rutika.

I hope you would like this issue, utilise the information in the best possible way and share your valuable feedback.

Warm Wishes Dr. Sunaina Kanojia

DEPARTMENTAL ACTIVITIES

DEPARTMENTAL COLLABORATIONS Sri Guru Gobind Singh College of Commerce, University of Delhi, organized its 4th Biennial Convention ‘Vimarsh 2019′ in association with Department of Commerce, University of Delhi and PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry on the theme: “Transforming India’s Business Landscape: Role of Disruptive Innovation & Entrepreneurship”. The convention was held on 26th February Prof. Kavita Sharma welcomed the audience and Shri Pranab 2019 and Former President of India Mukherjee enlightened the gathering with his words of wisdom Pranab Mukherjee was invited as the chief guest on the occasion. DEPARTMENT COLLEGE INTERFACE Department College Interface (DCI) is the brainchild of Prof. R. K. Singh, Head, Department of Commerce and Dean, Faculty of Commerce and Business. It is an endeavour to bridge the gap between the Department and Colleges and to reinforce the collaboration for larger academic good. In this context, two meetings were held wherein notable insights were received from intelligentsia from different colleges pertaining to pedagogy that needs to be revamped to establish a sync between teaching and examination process, impart market-based knowledge to the students and hold interactive meetings, seminars, workshops, research forums to advance dialogue and learning. DCI is a step to move forward in the direction to achieve sustainable collaborative process of learning and co-operation with the participation and thought provoking inputs from august faculties. To further intensify the collaboration between Department and Colleges and to create a better reality, two meetings of the DCI were held on 3rd June, 2019 and 10th July, 2019 in the premises of the department. The meetings witnessed an overwhelming participation of colleges as teachers from more than 45 colleges participated in these meetings. The members applauded the new initiative and presented their suggestions and concerns which included: having uniform, detailed and compiled guidelines for the courses in commerce and having more clarity regarding practical examinations; overhauling of the pedagogy to establish sync between teaching and examination process and to impart practical/market based knowledge to the students. Inclusion of current magazines, newspapers in suggested reading material for courses was also opined; holding interactive meetings, seminars, workshops, research forums to advance dialogue and learning in collaboration; to publish journals in collaboration and to have a system for reviewing studymaterial and books; and creation of a corporate academia interface to connect academia and students with industry. In a span of 4 months, Department of Commerce under the aegis of DCI organized four one–day workshops in association with colleges. Workshops witnessed the presence of Prof. R.K. Singh (Chief Guest), Dr. Amit Kumar Singh (DCI Coordinator), Dr. Ashish Chandra (Industry Academia Coordinator), faculty carrying subject expertise in the concerned subject from Department of Commerce and august faculty members from different colleges. The workshops broadly aimed at addressing issues related to pedagogy pertaining to the course and to bring insight and develop guidelines for concerned course in order to cater to larger part of academic fraternity through participative mode which involve brainstorming sessions, discussion, debates and valued decisions.

FDP on ‘Scale Development’ at Sri Guru Gobind Singh College of Commerce [20th July, 2019]

FDP on ‘Business Research Methods’ at Sri Venkateswara College [20th July, 2019]

DCI workshop at Rajdhani College, for Financial Accounting [10th Aug,, 2019]

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DCI workshop at Rajdhani College, for Business Laws[26th Aug,, 2019]

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DCI workshop at Sri Aurobindo College, for Financial Accounting [4th Sept, 2019]

DCI workshop at Ramanujan College, for Business Organization and Management [3rd Sept, 2019] In addition to one-day workshops for drafting guidelines, Department of Commerce under the aegis of DCI collaborated with Sri Guru Gobind Singh College of Commerce, University of Delhi to organize Faculty Development Programme (FDP) with “Scale Development” and with Sri Venkateswara College, University of Delhi on “Business Research Methods”

Apart from this, Department of Commerce under the aegis of Department College Interface has associated with Teaching Learning Centre Ramanujan College, Department of Financial Studies, South Campus University of Delhi and Indian Accounting Association, NCR Chapter for one-day workshop on the theme “Financial Accounting and Income Tax Laws” on 30th August, 2019.

DCI workshop at Ramanujan College, for Financial Accounting and Income Tax Laws {30th August 2019}

DCI workshop at Kamala Nehru College, for Principles of Marketing [4th Sept, 2019]

UG COURSE REVISION The process of UG Commerce Course Revision was undertaken in the light of UGC's Learning Outcome-based Framework (UGC-LOCF). The Under Graduate Curriculum Revision Committee developed a dashboard to facilitate the process. The dashboard enabled teachers to work collectively, to interact online and to share their inputs simultaneously. More than 350 teachers across colleges participated in the process of this revision. The revised curriculum is expressed in terms of outcomes related to knowledge, understanding, skills, attitudes and values. It aims to foster quality in academic research, contributing to society. This revision has increased options under Generic Elective Courses giving opportunity to the students to choose courses according to their interests. PG COURSE REVISION In the light of augmentation in the field of Commerce and Business, the overall structure of the PG courses has been changed to widen the scope and depth of the courses, and inclusion of research paradigms of Commerce and Management streams under CBCS. Further, the overall structure of M.Com., MBA(IB), and MBA(HRD) programmes has been improved to provide an opportunity for students to choose courses from the prescribed courses comprising core, elective/minor or skill-based courses. The courses shall be evaluated following the grading system, which is considered to be better than the conventional marks system. Grading system provides uniformity in the evaluation and computation of the Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) based on student’s performance in examinations enabling the student to move across institutions of higher learning. The uniformity in evaluation system also enables the potential employers in assessing the performance of the candidates. The Department followed consultative process in revision of the courses and the following were the stages of course revision: Formation of PG Course Revision Committee comprising of senior faculty members with an idea to generate inputs and direction for the revision of the courses; Formation of Area-Specific Working Groups with a purpose to ensure domain specific inputs for the development of the courses; Consultation with stakeholders comprising alumni, students, employers, parents, etc.; Approval by Departmental Council comprising all faculty members; Review by External Experts; and, Approval by Statutory Committees including Committee of Courses, Faculty of Commerce and Business, Academic Council and the Executive Council.

The M.Com. Programme course has been revised with an aim to provide a conducive environment that holistically engages students in the process of learning and acquiring required knowledge. The curriculum is targeted towards research orientation, entrepreneurial skills, sound theoretical foundation and formulating business problems, and provide innovative solutions thus moulding the learner into future visionary and management leader that are compassionate yet efficient. The curriculum for MBA (IB) and MBA (HRD) programmes have been designed to cater to the growing needs of industry and business for professionally qualified young men and women in the area of International Business and Human Resource Development. The objective of course revision has been to develop entrepreneurial skills, research orientation and strengthen the academic and analytical rigor of highly motivated, bright young men and women so that they can provide ethical, holistic and inclusive professional expertise to business and industry. NEW YEAR 2019 CELEBRATION

For last year's words belong to last year's language. And next year's words await another voice. And to make an end is to make a beginning. - T.S. Eliot

Following the legacy of celebrating a new beginning every year, The Department of Commerce organized a new year’s lunch on 2nd January 2019. It was a sunny day in tough winters. The warmth of the day and new beginning filled every heart with joy. Faculty members enjoyed the lunch and shared their thoughts and plans for the New Year.

Faculty members of the department enjoying the first day of the New Year 2019

“SWACHHTA ABHIYAN” THE CLEANLINESS DRIVE

On account of Swachh Bharat Swasth Bharat Mission, the Department of Commerce ran a drive to clean the department and its premises on 14th September 2018. The main purpose of this programme was to create awareness among the students, teaching and non- teaching staff regarding cleanliness and its benefits. Under this programme, all the students of masters’ programmes participated enthusiastically. The non- teaching staff and senior faculty members also actively participated in this drive. As a part of this Cleanliness Active participation of Teaching and Non-Teaching Drive, the squad cleaned the classrooms and the staff in cleanliness drive. corridors.

INTERNATIONAL YOGA DAY The Fourth International Day of Yoga was celebrated on 21st June 2018 by the department with great enthusiasm. While emphasizing upon the importance of yog and pranayama to keep the stress away, the session started with following common yoga protocol including Prayer, Loosening practices, Yogasanas, Kapalbhati, andPranayama.

Dr H K Dangi and Prof V K Shrotryia addressing the audience and sharing his knowledge on YOGA [21st June, 2018]

Prof R K Singh a ddressing the participants and Dr H K Dangi demonstrating different asanas during the while observing International Yoga Day [21st June, 2019]

The department celebrated fifth International Day of Yoga on 21st June 2019. Prof R K Singh, Head, Department of Commerce,addressed the gathering and emphasized that Yoga should be a part of our daily life and should not be restricted to a particular day. Further he explained the types and benefits of Yoga. Dr H K Dangi, Associate Professor, Department of Commerce demonstrated various asansand pranayamsfor the benefit of all the participants who responded positively. The session was closed with the following mantra: Om dyau shaantirantarikshan shaanti, prthvee shaantiraap shaantiroshadhay shaanti. vanaspatay shaantirvishve deva shaantirbrahm shaanti, sarvan shaanti, shaantirev shaanti, sa ma shaantiredhi. om shaanti shaanti shaanti. TEACHERS’ DAY CELEBRATION 2018 The students of M. Com. organized Teachers’ Day event and tried to make the day special for the teachers with a series of programs on the day. The event started with a heartfelt thanks to the teachers, who have not only been the guides and mentors, but also the inspiration for students. A fun enactment was planned next, which expressed the importance of teachers in the technology driven world of today. In the play, reactions of teachers and students were gauged as robots replaced the teachers. Students also performed a song on the tunes of a guitar. The students, to add to the entertainment did an energetic dance sequence. Fun games were planned for the teachers to give them a chance to unwind and let loose. The teachers were divided in pairs as well as in groups to play the games. There was also a cake cutting ceremony to add to the sweetness of the day. Refreshments were distributed to the teachers. The whole idea behind the event was to give the teachers a delightful experience and strengthen the student-teacher bond.

TEACHERS’ DAY CELEBRATION 2019 The ECA Society of the department organized the celebration of the Teachers' Day on 5th Sept 2019with a motive to devote the day to teachers and make it a remarkable memory for them. It got started with lamp lighting followed by Ganesh Vandana. With an igniting speech by Head and Dean, Prof. R KSingh, a series of events followed – a Choir performed by an NGO Manthan,group singing performance, dance performances, musical act, duet songs, instrumental, skit, and fun games in between. Where tongue twisters made every teacher laugh, tie-a-knot gave a speedy record of 13 seconds with lots of laughter by the audience. The Cake was cut to mark this day and refreshments were served to faculty members. The ending of the event was marked by heart felt words of all the faculty members and as a token of love and respect, they were given saplings.

WOMENS’ DAY CELEBRATION2019 Women are the epitome of strength, love, sacrifice and courage. The role of women in today’s world has changed significantly and for better. Women are now self- sufficient, well aware and financially independent. They have attained immense success in every field, whether it is sports, politics or academics. With the encouragement of co-education, women are now marching side by side with men, in every walk of life. To commemorate this notion, the students of MBA(HRD), Department of Commerce, celebrated Women's Day to mark the occasion for honouring achievements of females over the millennia and also to encourage equality in all aspects of life. The day was celebrated with distribution of flowers by team ESAC to students which was followed by an activity organised by Team Sankalp. The female students shared the admirable attributes in a woman which makes them feel as empowered and free as men are in the society. Whereas the male students talked about one woman who inspires them in their life. In turn the students who all shared their experience were lauded for their contribution towards the cause.

RETIREMENT FUNCTION OF SO OF DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE A farewell ceremony of Mrs. Rajni Chopra, the Section Officer of the department, was organised in the premises. It was organized on the occasion of her retirement from services on 26th November 2018. The faculty members, her ex-colleagues and friends attended the programme with great enthusiasm. The event began with mixed feelings where everyone was happy and congratulated her for completing the journey successfully. The Head of the Department, Prof. Kavita Sharma expressed her gratitude towards her services Teaching and Non-teaching staff of Department of and presented the token of gratitude. The program Commerce gathered to give a farewell to the SO, ended with a vote of thanks and wishes for good health Mrs. Rajni Chopra and long life for Mrs. Rajni Chopra. The programme was followed by a Lunch.

COURSE SPECIFIC NEWS

NEWS FROM M. COM. COURSE

New Batch of M.Com.students attending the Prof. Kavita Sharma, Head, Department of Commerce, orientation programme addressing the students of new batch

To welcome the new batch for flagship course, M. Com., an orientation programme was organised for the academic year 2018-2020 on the 3rd August, 2018. In total for this academic session, 10,408 aspirants applied for this course, out of which only 405 Orientation students got the admission.Prof. Kavita Sharma, Head, Department of Commerce Program extended a warm welcome to the new students with her words of wisdom and blessings. This was followed by the inspiring words of Prof. V K Shrotryia, M. Com. 2018 Admission Coordinator, and Dr. Shital Jhunjhunwala, M. Com. Program Coordinator. The faculty members encouraged and motivated the students through their inspiring words and informed them about the current practices of the department. The students were extremely happy and excited for the new beginning of their journey in this prestigious campus. The department conducted its orientation programme to welcome the new batch for its M. Com. course for the academic year 2019-2021 on the 5th August 2019. For this prestigious course, in total 9,614 applications were received andfinally 398 students got admission. All the faculty members including Prof. V K Shrotryia, M. Com. Admission Coordinator, and Dr. Shital Jhunjhunwala, M. Com. Program Coordinator encouraged

Prof. R K Singh, Head, Department of Commerce, addressing the and motivated the students through students of new batch and the students keenly participating their addresses and informed the coming batch about the current Orientation practices of the department. This was followed by the words of wisdom by Prof. R K Program Singh, Head of the department and Dean, Faculty of Commerce and Business, who 2019 extended a warm welcome to the new students with his blessings. The students were extremely happy and excited for this new beginning of this expedition in the Department of Commerce.

The ECA Society of M. Com. students organized an enriching seminar "Trading in Health - Risks and Return" on 24th January 2019. It threw light on the major health problems faced by today's generation and how eating the right things can cure them. The speaker was, one of the 1st year student, Lalit Gulati, who is a Fitness Nutritionist certified by the International Sports Science Association, USA. He started by pointing out how poor lifestyle is the root cause behind the health problems faced by the youngsters. He addressed the dormant lifestyle the student Seminar on population has and what all we can do in our limited time to become healthy. He Fitness expressed the unnecessary elements in the food we eat, which may not affect us immediately but impact our health in the long run. He went on to explain the different nutrients that our body needs and in what all foods to find them. The session involved the revelation of eye-opening facts as well as bursting well-accepted myths that students had. It was an interactive session where students asked questions and the speaker satisfactorily answered all their queries.

The legendary Hall 1 of the Department of Commerce, echoed with the blessings on the morning of 26th April 2018, when the faculty members and the junior batch of M.Com. came together to bid farewell to the outgoing 2018 batch of M.Com. students. M Com It was an spell of mixed emotions for all present at the department to witness the official send-off for the students at the valedictory ceremony 2018. The day was a Farewell fiesta devoted to the two years spent together with friends and teachers to reminisce 2018 joyous moments. The students organized the farewell party with great enthusiasm and of course, endeavored to leave a trail of nostalgia behind. The event started with the enlightening words of Prof. Kavita Sharma, Head of the Department. She gave a reflection of the two years spent by the current batch under her headship. The event ended with a vote of thanks delivered by M.Com. Assistant coordinator, Dr. Rinku Mahindru. The ECA Society of M. Com. students, organized official farewell in the honor of the outgoing batch of M.Com. on 22nd April 2019. The day was devoted to reminisce the M Com two sincere years spent by students with friends and to celebrate the ways in which Farewell the teachings of Gurus have transformed their personalities. The event commenced 2019 with the lamp lighting ceremony by senior faculty members. Thereafter, the Head of Department, Prof. R.K. Singh enlightened everyone with his words of wisdom and wished the outgoing batch success at every path of life.

Prof. R K Singh, Head, Junior Batch dedicating a dance to Vidawell 2019 honoured by the addressing the students the Outgoing Batch 2017-2019 presence of all faculty members

As the event proceeded, juniors performed mesmerizing group dances and choir performances. Some interesting games were also arranged to engage the audience. Seniors expressed their gratitude towards the Gurus for their valuable teachings, and spellbound everyone with their creativity and emotions. The emotional atmosphere was turned into a cheerful one by the encouraging words of Dr. Abha Shukla. As token of appreciation, mementos and refreshments were presented to the senior batch, who with their happy hearts and enchanting smiles made it a memorable VIDAWELL!

NEWS FROM MBA COURSE The Department conducted its orientation programme to welcome the new batch of MBA (International Business) and MBA (Human Resource Development) students, admitted for the academic year 2018 – 2020 on 20th July 2018. In total 3067 students applied for the MBA Course, out of which 130 fortunate students could be admitted. Prof. Kavita Sharma, Head of the D Prof. S K Jain addressing the new Orientation e p batch of sstudents Program artment, addressed the new MBA batch by welcoming and orienting them with the 2018 working of the department. Dr. Niti Bhasin, course coordinator - MBA (IB), and Dr. Urvashi Sharma, course coordinator - MBA (HRD) and other eminent faculty members welcomed and oriented the fresh batch of MBA about the course. Orientation The department organized an orientation programme to welcome the new batch of MBA students for the academic year 2019-2021 on 23rd July 2019. The department Program received 2,860 application out of which 127 students finally got admitted to IB and 2019 HRD courses.

The course coordinators of MBA (HRD) - Prof. V K Shrotryia, and MBA (IB)-Dr. Niti Bhasin, and other eminent faculty members also addressed the new MBA students and informed them about the course requirements and expectations from the students. Online attendance and evaluation criteria of attendance was announced to the new batch. Finally, Prof. R K Singh, Head, Department of Commerce addressed the gathering by welcoming and orienting all the newly admitted students.

The success of any institution can be measured by the contribution the alumni make to our national life. - John. F Kennedy

The alumni are an institution’s most loyal supporters and they are great role models for the current students. The AlumniDinner (Reminiscence) for all MBA alumni was organized on the 12th January 2019 at Hotel Eros, Nehru Place, New Delhi. This is an event that the students look forward to as not only it gives the students a chance to interact with the alumni but also learn from theirexperiences.It gives the alumni moments of nostalgia as they recall their college days and meet their friends and faculty and have healthy interactions with them.

Alumni The event started at 7 PM with the lighting of the lamp by Dr. Urvashi Sharma, MBA – HRD, Course Coordinatorand was followed by an elucidating speech by her. Next on Dinner 2019 the podium was the guest of honor, Prof. Debi S. Saini, Professor Emeritus, IIM Ranchi, India. He enlightened the students with his words. It was followed by the felicitation of distinguished senior alumni of MBA-HRD (MHROD) and MBA-IB (MIB), who are serving in some of the top corporates and have made the Department proud.There were a few power packed musical performances by the students entertaining the guests. The students were seated with the esteemed alumni at the round tables which gave them a great opportunity to interact with them and engage in fruitful conversations.The dinner was a served at 9:30 PM and every Alumni was presented a token of appreciation as they left the venue. The event was a huge success and witnessed total participation of more than 300 people, including the faculty, alumni and students of the department.

The Alumni Outreach was conducted on 16-17 Sept 2019 in Mumbai and Bangalore, where the Alumni Team met 20 alumni in Mumbai including Mr. Manu Manohar Alumni Shyam, Ms. Puja Navin, Mr. Rahul Dixit, Mr. Prakhar Singh, Mr. Hemdeep Singh, Ms. Outreach Prerna Malhotra, Mr. Sohandeep Singh, Ms. Rupam Singh, Ms. Swati Agarwal, and Ms. Juhi Jain. In Bangalore, the team met 14 alumni including Ms. Anannya Mallick, Mr. Ajit Singh, Mr. Sachin Khurana, Mr. Harish Vadali, and Mr. Jayant Khullar.

On 25 November 2019 Alumni Team rolled out Bandhan, the Mentor - Mentee Program with an objective to facilitate one to one mentoring for the students by leveraging the experience and expertise of the alumni to get holistic development of students.

The students of both the MBA programs annually organise their Annual Management SYMPOSIA Conference through Student Development Cell (MBA-HRD) and Industry Interaction 2018 and Student Activity Committee (MBA-IB). These symposia were organized in the month of September 2018. The details are provided hereunder. The course coordinator, Dr. Niti Bhasin declared the Symposia open and introduced MBA - IB major indicators in International Trade such as nationalism, liberalization and other economic-political policies. First Panelcomprised of well-known innovators and business specialist such as Mr Kusumakar Pandey, (business specialist for Godfrey Phillip’s and has experience of working towards other strategic growth assignments across Europe, USA, China and Japan besides India, Dr. Hem Kusum, (faculty from the Department of Chinese Language and Culture, Vishva Bharati University, Shanti Niketan for 15 years), and Dr. Sheo Nandan Pandey (Scholar of Sinology, Defence and Security Studies). Mr Amar Abrol, CEO and MD Air Asia India, was also present to discuss some major points of China business strategies.Second Panel was graced by the presence of Mr Sangram Sinha, (currently the Head of International Business for Renault Richard, India, having 15 years of prior experience in India and abroad with companies such as HUL, Cadbury, Red bull, Asian paints and P&G), Mr Dheeraj Tripathi, (Regional Head for Africa and middle East region at Hero Motocorp), Mr Sandeep Anchanti, (CEO of ME & Africa region for Innovis Telecom Group), and Mr Parmeet Bhalla (MD - BGSB Concrete Solutions Pvt Ltd. The students were presented with the valuable and thoughtful insights by all the speakers. The Symposia was organized on 15-16th Sept 2018.Eminent speakers from the corporate world shared their experiences and insights with the students revolving around the central theme of the conference.The first day of the two day extravaganza commenced with inaugural lamp lighting ceremony by the Guest of Honor, Mr. Piyush Pant, Journalist, along with the Keynote speakers, Mr. Varun Sachdeva, Director- Talent Acquisition/Consulting, Reqroute Inc, and Mr. Shwetabh Jha, Practice Director-Glocal Thinkers, and Dr. Urvashi Sharma, Course Coordinator - MBA(HRD). Mr. Pant started off with emphasizing the role of HR in the media sector and deliberated on the role and prospect of HR people in media Industry. Mr. MBA - HRD Shwetabh Jha talked about how transformation helps a business to survive.The issues surrounding performance management were also discussed in the session.Prof. V.K. Shrotryia, Professor of HR and Strategy at the department, highlighted the required changes for HR fraternity for successfully transitioning into future. The individual speaker session was followed by a Panel discussion. The panel consisted of panellists -Mr Amarendra K Sinha,(Head HR & Director- Jindal ITF), Mr. Harini Sreenivisan, (Chief People’s Officer – Worley Parson India Ltd.), Mr. Simin Askari, (VP-CHR, DS group), Ms. Saswati Sinha, (Head HR – Cheil Worldwide), Ms. Debojyoti Bhattacharjee,(Head- people excellence Glaxosmithkline India), and Ms. Usha Srivastava, (Head HR- Vodafone Idea Ltd). The panel discussed about the impact of HR on the productivity of the business. The changed role of HR from merely being a transactional function to a partnership role in business was emphasised by most of the panellists. The panel also answered the questions put by the students. After the panel discussion the audience welcomed Mr. Sadan K Bhattacharya, (Head- T&D, Johnson & Johnson surgical Vision), the speaker for the session on Personal Branding. Second panel of the day (15th Sept 2018) was held on Building Leadership for the future. The panelists included Mr. Ankush Arora, (VP and Head HR, Grofers), Mr. Piyush Singh, (Director HR, KPMG), Ms. Arpita Kuila, (Senior HR leader at Global MNC), Mr. Tarun Pal Singh Ahluwalia, (Head HR- APAC HR, Transformation and Service Delivery- Boston Scientific), Ms. Anita Pratap,(Head, Global Performance Management – Birlasoft), and Ms. Rashi Kaushik, (Business head HR and employee Relations leader, Mercer consulting).The discussion began with the moderator introducing the panelists and delving into what leadership meant and how effective leadership can build an organization which was taken forward with the discussion on different leadership styles. The panellists spoke along the same lines taking their life experiences as examples. After a very interesting first day, day two (16th Sept 2018) saw the excitement and enthusiasm of the participants. The first panel discussion was held on Transition into the future with HR. The panel included Mr Vishal Manchanda (Associate VP, HR- Cvent), Mr Vivek Tripathi (CHRO- BIBA Apparels Pvt. Ltd.), Mr Aditya Chakravarty (Head HR- Travel Triangle), Ms Srabani Dubey (VP- Great Place to Work Institute), and Ms Sushma Sahai (Head HR- Baggit India Pvt. Ltd.). The session started with the discussion on Recruitment as an Art and a Science. It was concluded that everything in HR is about instincts and we cannot automate human beings in any way. The second session of the day was another highly intriguing speaker session by Mr. Anand R (Senior VP HR- HCL Technologies) who took a session on HR in the digital age: Threats and Opportunities. He began by talking about gig economies. He also explored behavioral economics. Next on the dias was Mr. Anurag Chandra (Head HR, People Services, Admiral Group, PLC). He talked about the future trends and directions in the organisational culture. It was reflected through the discussion that the workplace is more diverse now with the increasing number of millennial in the workforce. They explained how the organisational culture is evolving and how the future of it looks like. The final session of the day saw an extremely interactive and exciting panel discussion on the topic Strategic HR in business performance. The panel comprised,Mr Pradyumna Pandey (VP & Head HR- JK Tyre & Industries Ltd.), Dr. Shalini Lal (Founder- Infinity OD), Mr Samrat Mandal (Director HR C&B- Fiserv), Mr Rajiv Naithani (VP Head HR- Infogain India Pvt Ltd.), Ms Shruti Shrivastava (Head, Total Rewards and HR Service Excellence- Kotak Life), and Ms Debjani Roy (Chief people’s officer- SRL Diagnostics, India). The panellists delved into relationship between HR effort and business performance and it was agreed that all processes of HR should align with business strategy. Mr Samrat Mandal talked about how compensation has a key edge. The session ended with a big question - how to bridge the gap between Gen X and the Millennial? Before the closing of the event, Dr. Urvashi Sharma, course coordinator, MBA(HRD), addressed the batch and asked for their feedback. She mentioned that each student would have an individual takeaway from the HR conference and that each end is the beginning of something new. The participating students were definitely left richer by the experience and knowledge shared by the speakers at the event. HR Symposia ’18 concluded on a successful note, with an anticipation of something greater happening in the coming year!

The Annual Business Symposia is a flagship event of the Department of Commerce, SYMPOSIA conducted under the helm of Industry Interaction and Student Activity Committee 2019 (IISAC). This promising student-run event is held every year with the aim of bringing various industry experts spanning across diverse fields to a common platform to discuss topics pertaining to the evolving business and economic paradigms. The day- long event consists of three insightful sessions, which aspires to benefit the students and faculty by offering different perspectives about the corporate developments the MBA - IB world is undergoing. The event started with the lighting of the lamp in order to invoke the blessings of the Almighty. It was followed by an amazing address by Prof. R K Singh, Head, Department of Commerce and Dean, Faculty of Commerce and Business, who shared his words of thought on the main theme of the event ‘Changing Paradigms in Cross Cultural Business: Emerging Opportunities for India’. Following his valuable address was Dr. Niti Bhasin, course coordinator, MBA(IB), enlightened the audience about coming panel discussions. The keynote speaker for the day was Mr. TCA Ranganathan, (Former Chairman & MD, Exim Bank of India) who delivered the address on Changing Paradigms in Cross Cultural Business: Emerging Opportunities for India. He urged on the need for societies to be more understanding and tolerant when it comes to acceptance of cultures. He cited India’s advancements as a mark of appreciation but was critical of the fact that the achievements were not enough due to our country’s reluctance in accepting foreign practices. First panel discussion was held on the topic - Realignment of agro-based exports: Revolutionising the Green. The discussion was primarily concentrated upon the strategy to increase the agricultural exports from India. The notable panellists for the first discussion were Mr. S.K. Gautam, (CEO, Udyam), Mr. TCA Ranganathan, (Former Chairman & MD, Exim Bank of India), Mr. Atul Mehra, (Co-Chairman, Tasty Dairy Specialty Ltd), Mr. Bhisham Thakkar, (Agri-Business Advisor), Mr. L.K. Pandey, (Head - Ananya Seeds Pvt. Ltd.), and Mr. Suyash Mehrotra, (Exports Manager - Nestle Ltd.) The various advantages that India presented for the felicitation of agricultural exports were lauded. Also, the pitfalls and constraints on why India is not able to export to its full potential even after being an agrarian economy were discussed. The measures including starting at the grassroot level, stringent permissible levels of pesticides and inclusion of farmers in the export procedures were given as a solution to the problem. Overall, the essence of the discussion was - Everything need not be for social uplift and a business mind-set should be inculcated so as to consider agriculture as business. The second panel discussion of the day mainly focussed on how the Middle Eastern nations pose a strategic advantage for India in its economic endeavours. The notable panelists for the discussion were Mr. Dhiraj Tripathi, (Regional Business Head, Hero Motocorp Ltd.); Mr. Dhruv Talwar, (Head - Brand Strategy, Godrej Properties); Mr. Sidharth Das Gupta, (Associate Director, Ernst & Young); Mr. Sushil Kumar, Advisory Board Member, Goplow.co.in); and Mr. Sandeep Puri, (Former Head of International Business, Escorts Ltd.). They acknowledged the Middle East as a mixed basket of liberal and non-liberal economies. They illuminated about the culture and practises of the Middle Eastern countries, how India was seen as a close ally to them, and how different facets of our culture collided with theirs. They stressed on the importance of maintaining eternal personal relationships with the people for businesses to flourish.

The Symposia 2019 brought forward the matter of HR in the Boardroom, and the powers and possibilities this evolution entails. Industry stalwarts were brought in to this 2-day conference to discuss the various aspects and challenges the HR professional will face in this ever-changing MBA - HRD era. The opening day revolved about three crucial topics - Boardroom Priorities: HR perspective; Expanding role of HR leaders - Beyond People, Towards Business; and Workplace Mindfulness. The second day brought to the table conversations on HR Competence at Digital Workplace; HR being Strategic Board Room Partner; and Leadership Agility & Managing Uncertainty.Individual speakers and panel discussions provided insightful views from the eyes of current HR professionals for the future HR professionals in the audience. The students took keen interest in all sessions, raising requisite queries which the speakers gave suitable responses. The sessions shed light on current and potential matters that any HR student would find informative. ERUDITION 2018 The annual flagship event for MBA Programs - Erudition 2018 had its 23rd version on 12-13 Oct 2018 with an inclusive theme of Blurring Boundaries Uncharted Frontiers. The day 1began with a wholesome zest and fervour. The students got to gain from the experience and wisdom of distinguished panellists. The event was started with the lamp lighting and inaugural ceremony by the Head of the Department, Prof. Kavita Sharma and other faculty members along with the Chief Guest, Prof. Rakesh Mohan Joshi; Guest of Honour, Mr. Yasho V. Verma; Keynote speaker, Ms. Smita Prasad; and the Prof. Kavita Sharma (Head, Department of Commerce), guests, panelists with distinguished alumnus, Mr. the faculty members of the department Vishwajeet Tyagi. With the presence of such inspirational people, students started off their inaugural address. The rest of the day constituted of three-panel discussions. The experts discussed and threw invaluable insights related to: Redefining the future workplace, developing cognitive abilities for future work systems, and learning evolution - a march towards reskilling revolution. Throughout the event, the students intently listened to the speakers' perceptions and visions about the present and the future. They were also engaged in very productive question and answer sessions. The scope of artificial intelligence, machine learning, and strategic management was discussed in detail with ample examples.The esteemed faculty members facilitatedall the panellists and guests. The day one was wrapped up on a high note with an anticipation to look forward the day 2 event. On 13th October 2018, Mr. Ravish and Ms. Akansha welcomed the Head of Department, Prof. Kavita Sharma who inaugurated the event and invited two Guests of honor,Mr. Rajeev Talwar, (President of PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry, CEO & Full-time Director - DLF Ltd.)and Dr. Ajay Dua, (Former Secretary, DIPP, Ministry of Commerce and Industry). A thought-provoking envisaging discussion began, exploring the fundamental boundaries that have specified the relationships, interactions; and possibilities of numerous businesses that are rapidly Blurring and Dissolving with an instance of mere uncertainties. The session had plethora of beseeching wisdom in the domains of Business Environment. Their dominion provinces stated the essence of equity, target of the 2050s - economy of India, immense need of investment and risk operations, revolutionary laws for entrepreneurship, technological augmentation, and modernization of innovations. The Keynote Speaker, Mr. Rajesh Sethi, (CEO – Diverse Consumer-Facing Companies, Zee Entertainment Enterprises Ltd.), spoke onInnovations and Disruption Creating New Opportunities, enunciating the global economy which has changed beyond recognition. The distinguished alumnus, Mr. Chetan B, (Business Development Director – Wiley India), conversed his notions and conceptions of dynamic economy, disappearing boundaries, preservation of intellect, and talent utility. He remarked in the end - Inevitably, as old boundaries and frictions disappear, new ones will appear. After a delightful introductory session, audience had the privilege of being presented the opportunity with being a part of the first Panel Discussion of the day two which was being accommodated by the illustrious presence of Mr. Akhil Puri, (Partner & India Leader of Private Equity Value Creation); Mr. Manish Johari, (Consulting Director, Maple Capital Advisors); Mr. Suraj Malik, (Partner - BDO India LLP); Mr. Jayesh Jain, (CFO, Hero FinCorp Ltd); Mr. Sanjeev Pandiya, (Investment Banking Advisor); and, Mr. Mukul Singhal, (Co-Founder, Pravega Ventures). These six prestigious panellists addressed the audience on the central theme of Alternative Investments: Transcending the Financial Landscape. Their elaboration of discussion ranged from the correlation of garnering acceptance from both regulators and the public, influence of macro-economic drive, post crisis financial industry regulation, traditional financial services, and institutionalization to alternatives industry. The students were presented with valuable and thoughtful insights by the speakers. After a splendid endeavour of marvellous first panel discussion, the audience had the opportunity to witness the second panel discussion which was being offered by the eminent speakers - Mr. Rajdeep Sahrawat, (Head - IB, TCS); Mr. Satya N. Gupta, (Country MD– BLUETOWN); Dr. MP Singh, (Director - Steel Masters International, Dubai);and, Dr. S P Sharma, (Chief Economist – PHDCCI).The panelists addressed the audience onPopulist Nationalism: Disrupting the Scope of International Trade. All the participants were bestowed upon with valuable and introspective insights by the guest speakers. Next panel discussion had Mr. Joypratip Sengupta, (VP - Vodafone Idea Limited); Ms. Sabia Gulati, (Head Sales & Marketing - Merlin Entertainments India Pvt); Mr. Prasun Kumar, (CMO - Magicbricks.com); Mr. Rajiv Bakshi, (CMO - Intex Technologies); and, Ms. Chetna Mittal, (Head Marketing Segment - Citibank India). The eminent panellists addressed the gathering on the theme of Growth Marketing: A Change in the Making. ERUDITION 2019 Innovation is the change that unlocks new value with this aspect of innovation in mind, the Team Convention organized the 24th Annual Business Convention of the Department of Commerce - Erudition’19on 4th and 5th October 2019. The theme of the convention was Convergence: Sustainability-Driven Innovation. The Erudition’19 was about casting the spotlight upon those innovators who changed their business models because of sustainability and have also been able to give the best to their organizations with new sustainable innovative practices. As part of the event, Day 1 focused on themes pertaining to International Business namely, Behavioral Investments: Dealing with hybrid markets, Globalization in Transaction: Future of trade and value chain and Cause Marketing: Driving the Transformation and Day 2 delivered panel discussions on themes related to Human Resource Development: The Pursuit for innovation: Putting Human Resources at the helm, The Fall of Boundaries: Do organizations need to rethink Hierarchy and Convergence of Re- Imagination and HR: The Future of How Work Gets Done. The convention Erudition’19 enlightened the participants about how more purpose is accorded to the mannerisms of conducting business and how the people who drive these ensure that the paths of Innovation and Sustainability come together to create the business models for a better tomorrow.

TEAM ESAC The ESAC is Entertainment, Sports and Cultural society of MBA(HRD) students. It aims at bringing a tint of entertainment in the monotonous and hectic life of students. REPORT In March, team ESAC celebrated Holi by distributing sweets and the students played with colours. It also conducted 5 day batch trip to Manali. It celebrated Janmashtami in the month of August by conducting a treasure hunt and ethnic day in the

department. Diwali celebrations began in October when a Diya painting competition was organized for both the batches. The students actively took part in all the events organized by team ESAC as it gives them a chance to create the best memories and cherish them forever.

TEAM SANKALP Sankalp is the social responsibility cell of MBA-HRD (Department of Commerce). It is actively engaged in social and philanthropic activities throughout the year. Its REPORT activities include events and campaigns for students to help them inculcate a feeling of accountability and sensitivity for the underprivileged and societal ills. Its mission is to provide a platform to the students where they can work for the betterment of the society through various socially relevant projects. It also collaborates with other NGOs and support their on-going initiatives and projects. They host diverse activities in- house as well for awareness generation about various causes amongst the students, some of which include- mental health awareness, eco-friendliness, human rights and cultural sensitivity. It looks after the righteous allocation of resources and sustainable execution of events by other cells. It motivates them to reduce any sort of wastage and work towards the development of society as a whole.

GUEST LECTURES

The Alumni team and CRT (Corporate Relations Team) organizes guest lectures by accomplished alumni and other experts from corporate world. Team Alumni conducted a total of 8 guest lectures during the session. The details of the alumni who delivered the lectures are as follows:  Ms. Gunjan Chhibber (Content Lead –Future Skills at NASSCOM)  Mr. Rajeev Kandari (2005 Batch, Head of HR at APCER Life Sciences)  Mr. Navneet Setia (2007 Batch, Sr. Manager, L&D Global Logic)  Mr. Amit Kumar (2005 Batch, Sr. VP Talent Acquisition, Infoedge India)  Mr. Avadhesh Dixit (1999 Batch, Head HR India Region at Moody)  Mr. Arijit Chakraborty (2012 Batch, Manager - People Advisory Services at EY) TEAM ALUMNI  Mr. Chandan Shamnani (2006 Batch, Senior L&D Manager at Sophos) REPORT  Mr. Siddharth Silawat (2010 Batch, Talent & Performance Lead for Vodafone Shared Services India) The lectures delivered by these alumni revolved around HR domains like TEAM CRT performance management, HR analytics, leadership, organisation development, and REPORT talent acquisition. The CRT organized many guest lectures and these 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. The details are given hereunder:

Name of the speaker Organization Topic

Apr 2018 – Dec 2018 1 Ms. Ashima Tyagi&Mr. Vikas Indian Steel Association Interactive Session Bhasin 2 Mr. Mhd. Omar Farooq Aceprohr Succession Planning 3 Ms. Aarti Manshukhani Marks & Spencer HR Business Partnering 4 Ms. Sapna Pathak Sapient Razorfish Culture and Great Works 5 Mr. Bhajneet Singh Dhingra Publicis.Sapient Digital Transformation 6 Mr. Deepak Bharara Chro-Lanco Infratech Ltd. Personal Interpersonal Effectiveness 7 Mr. Ayaan Mazumdar Director-HR, Pearson Interactive Session 8 Mr. Rajit Pal Singh Head, Reach Potential Interactive Session Consultancy Services 9 Mr. Santhosh Mathew Crystal Ball Gazing Future of HR 10 Mr. Manu Arora Director HR -TERI Personal Effectiveness 11 Mr. Aman Vashisht Alumnus Batch 2013 Mergers and Acquisitions 12 Mr. Avadesh Dixit Head – HR (India), Moody's Latest Trends In HR Corporation 13 Mr. Neeraj Jujeja VP Operations - Royal Bank of Interactive Session Scotland 14 Mr. Amit Kasliwal Corporate Sales Head - Ford Interactive Session India 15 Mr. Amit Mohan Head – HR, Ecolab Interactive Session 16 Ms. Renu Mehra President, IMPA Business Etiquette 17 Ms. Charu Sharma Independent OD Consultant Interactive Session 18 Ms. Niti Lawas Alumnus of 2014 Employee Value Proposition

Jan 2019 – Dec 2019 1 Mr. Arijit Chakraborty EY Training Evaluation Metrics 2 Ms. Geetanjali Shivdasani ENEL Green Power Employee Engagement 3 Mr. Rajeev Kandari Eicher Motors Interactive Session 4 Mr. Rajeev Kandari & Mr. Eicher Motors Interactive Session Sandeep Puri 5 Mr. Karan Primlani Magicbricks How to be Successful in Competitive Market 6 Mr. Ayush Ajmani Delhivery Induction 7 Mr. Sahil Bhushan Induction 8 Mr. Parth Parikh Finshiksha Skills Expectations from the Industry and Career Options in Finance 9 Ms. Kavya Saxena Vajor.Com Leveraging Social Media as a Tool for Recruitment 10 Mr. Deepak Goyal Edu4sure How to Leverage 2 Years of your MBA 11 Mr. Amit Kumar Info Edge India Ltd Interaction 12 Ms. Gunjan Chhibber NASSCOM Interaction 13 Mr. Rishi Raj Gupta Facebook Interaction&Wage Laws and Compensation 14 Mr. Abhishek Srivastava, Mr. MBATrek Importance of Internship/Live Rahul Jain, & Ms. Ayushi Project During MBA Gupta 15 Mr.Alok Srivastava & Mr. MBATrek Interaction Abhishek Srivastava 16 Mr. Shveta Paul KPMG Interaction 17 Mr. Rajeev Kandari Asper Life Sciences Interaction 18 Mr. Subroto Baul Philips Health Care Aptitude for Career in HR 19 Mr. Navneet Setia Globallogic Workshop 20 Mr. Hetal Sonpal Angel Investor The Race to Forty 21 Mr. Avadhesh Dixit Moody's Analytics Careers in HR: Road Ahead 22 Mr. Sanjay Beswal Andees Consulting Interaction 23 Mr. Siddharth Silawat Vodafone Shared Services Performance Management 24 Mr. Aswani Bajaj Leveraged Growth Interaction 25 Mr. Nitesh Jain KPMG Interaction Session on Lean Six Sigma 26 Mr. Rishi Garg G4S Compensation and Benefits 27 Ms. Saswati Sinha Cheil India Employer Branding 28 Mr. Ashutosh Sharma Pearl Global Industries Ltd. Leadership in HR 29 Mr. Arijit Chakraborty EY People Analytics & its Deployment 30 Mr. Chandan Shamnani Sophos Organisational Diagnosis, Competency mapping 31 Mr. Unmesh Shukla JK Cements Talent Management 32 Mr. Deepti Rishi Varma AON Hewitt India Diversity Inclusion at Workplace 33 Mr. Mukul Chopra Club Factory HR Role in Merger and Acquisitions 34 Ms. Harini Sreenivasan Affiliate Partner, SSI India & Exploring Agility in Chief Mentor HR, Intelliswift Organization Design Software Inc. KPMG SIX SIGMA WORKSHOP

The students of MBA IB, had the opportunity of being a part of certification workshop on Lean Six Sigma conducted by KPMG. It was a four days certification workshop, which started on 16th Nov 2019. During the workshop students got various insights into how different organisations apply the six sigma methodologies to make the process more efficient. Not only theoretically but also practically the students were made to understand what are the steps and challenges involved in real life by being part of various brain storming activities. Many technical terms such as CTQs, Value Stream Mapping, Gage R&R were also made simpler by the concept explained and the applicability was made clear to the students to make them industry ready.

MBA VALEDICTORY 2018 For the students of MBA (IB) and MBA (HRD), a Valedictory Ceremony was organized on 27th April 2018 to bid farewell to the outgoing batch. The event started with the inaugural speech by the Head of the Department, Prof. Kavita Sharma amongst other course coordinators who curated the event. Her welcome speech was followed through by the impeccable words of wisdom conveyed via program coordinators. Their vivacious speech was inspiring and exhibited profound exhilaration. The faculty members were full of pride and honor while acknowledging the prolific efforts by students who would become successful managers; entrepreneurs and trailblazers. Notable academic performances were felicitated for their achievements. In MBA (IB) Achal Goel was awarded, Student of the Year, Hemant Rao was awarded for Mark of Excellence and Aftab Singh Ahluwalia was honored with the prestigious IB Professional of the Year Award. In MBA (HRD) course, Rohit Aryan was awarded, Student of the Year, Saumya Verma was awarded for Mark of Excellence and Monshu Goelwas honored with the prestigious HR Professional of the Year Award. The event was concluded with the vote of thanks by Dr. Urvashi Sharma and Dr. Niti Bhasin, followed by the informal gathering for Batch 2016-18 to bid their farewell in reminiscence.

MBA VALEDICTORY 2019 A journey which started in the summer of 2017 here at the Department of Commerce, came to an end. The students of the batch of 2019, MBA (HRD) and MBA (IB) courses gathered on 30th April 2019 to relive the joyous memories they all created together in the past two years. The campus was beautifully decorated and the students were lost in recollecting all their days at this institution. Everyone gathered to the same hall where they had gathered for the very first time. They all were greeted by Prof. R.K. Singh, Head of the Department. His words of wisdom have always been impactful for both students and teachers alike. As his speech ended, all students clapped wondering when would be the next time that they would be able to experience his commanding and charismatic presence. The event was then followed by mesmerizing words and experience sharing by faculty members. The event ended with the vote of thanks delivered by course coordinators. STUDENT ACHIEVERS

S.No Name of the Course Achievements Student 1 Kirtika Chahar MBA(IB) Semester IV Topper of Semester 1 and Semester 2 2 Mukesh Drolia MBA(HRD) Semester IV Topper of Semester 1 3 Rituraj Singh and MBA(HRD) Semester IV Topper of Semester 2 Dakshita 4 Srijan Srivastav MBA(IB) Semester IV Winner in Corporate Cracker Synergy, DoC 5 Ritik Kothari MBA(IB) Semester II Winner in Pecuniam-Finance domain case study competition organized by SRCC-GBO, Winner in Conundrum- Intra college case study competition organized by Constrat Cell of Delhi school of economics. 6 Vaibhav Girderwal MBA(IB) Semester II Bajaj EON 1st sales officer pan India level 7 Krishna Lahoti MBA(IB) Semester II Winner in Pecuniam, SRCC-GBO, Winner in MAR.CS and Brand.U held by MarCom, DoC 8 Parshva Mehta MBA(IB) Semester II Winner in Pecuniam-Finance domain case study competition organized by SRCC-GBO, Winner in Conundrum- Intra college case study competition organized by Constrat Cell, DoC 9 MBA(IB) Semester II Winner in Ativizva organised by Lal Bahadur Shastri Kapil Bhakoo Institute of Management 10 Ankit Bharti MBA(IB) Semester II Winner in IB cell case study, Live Project and training 11 Nitin MBA(IB) Semester II Winner in Conundrum- Intra college case study competition organized by Constrat Cell of DSE 12 Akshit Xalxo MBA(IB) Semester II Winner in Money Ball (Mock Stock Competition 2020) organized by Finance Cell 13 Soni Dawa MBA(IB) Semester II Winner in Ativizva organised by Lal Bahadur Shastri Institute of Management 14 Prasant Kumar MBA(IB) Semester II Winner of Microsoft International AI Hackathon,Insta Award:Best Performing employee of the quarter in Infosys 15 Prashant Yadav MBA(IB) Semester II Winner Bajaj Eon season 3 16 Shivam Singh MBA(IB) Semester II Winner Bajaj EON season 3, Winner of MarCS, a marketing case study competition at DoC 17 Md Arshad Ali MBA(IB) Semester II Winner of IB cell case study, Live Project and training 18 Manpreet M.Com Semester IV Founded a Startup and awarded by US Embassy 19 Lalit Gulati M.Com Semester IV Founded a Startup: Trading in Health 20 Nikita Sharma M.Com Semester IV Secured AIR 1 in NET-JRF 2019 21 Aastha Gupta M.Com Semester IV Topper of Semester 1 & 2 MBA PLACEMENT FOR 2018-19 S# Name of the Name of the Batch S# Name of the Name of the Batch Student Organization Student Organization 1 Shubham Gupta Kantar 2019 35 Shiva Rathor TATA Power 2020 2 Suraj Bansal Kantar 2019 DDL 3 Akash Varghese Kantar 2019 36 Srishti Kumar Infosys BPM 2020 Vinisha Jaiswal Tata Power 2020 4 Ankush Duggal Kantar 2019 37 DDL 5 Sarthak Gupta Relaxo 2019 38 Alok Bajaj Finance 2020 Ishan Purnartha 2019 6 39 Atisha Jain CITI 2020 Investment Harsanjam CITI 2020 Advisory 40 Singh Piyush Jain Purnartha 2019 7 41 Vishw Akhani CITI 2020 Investment 42 Dhiren Aggarwal ICICI Bank 2020 Advisory 43 Dhruv Lav ICICI Bank 2020 8 Radhika V. Purnartha 2019 Nambiar Investment 44 Harish Kumar ICICI Bank 2020 Advisory 45 Hitesh Garg ICICI Bank 2020 9 Shakti Singh Purnartha 2019 46 Jahnavi Rai ICICI Bank 2020 Bais Investment 47 Jatin Gupta ICICI Bank 2020 Advisory 48 Akshay Mahajan Newgen 2020 Abhimanyu Newgen 2020 10 Bharti Rani Sah Hero MotoCorp 2019 49 Singh 11 Sreeraj Behera Hero MotoCorp 2019 50 Akshay Gupta Newgen 2020 12 Gaurav Yadav Edelweiss 2019 51 Tulika Varshney Newgen 2020 Tokio Life 52 Kumar Shubham HDFC Life 2020 Insurance 53 Neha Jain HDFC Life 2020 13 Ajith Kumar Vivo 2019 54 Avishkar Anand Aye Finance 2020 Dipan Mewada IndusInd Bank 2019 14 55 Dhruv Lav IBM 2020 15 Karan Vaid IndusInd Bank 2019 Tushar Parasher Tata Advanced 2020 16 Yogesh Arora IndusInd Bank 2019 56 Systems 17 Sreeraj Behera IndusInd Bank 2019 Limited 18 Akanksha Oppo 2019 Utkarsh Sharma Tata Advanced 2020 Paliwal 57 Systems 19 Akriti Gupta Oppo 2019 Limited 20 Anshul Kothari Oppo 2019 58 Anirudh Kamboj Vivo 2020 21 Jasjot Singh Oppo 2019 59 Arjun Sunil Vivo 2020 Chawla 60 Karan Yadav Vivo 2020 22 Kushagra Bansal Oppo 2019 61 Mudit Kanojia Vivo 2020 23 Vishvas Jaiswal Salesforce 2019 62 Prakhar Gupta Wipro 2020 24 Anuja Bhakuni ICICI Bank 2020 Bhupen Tanwar Luminous 2020 63 Power 25 Anuja Basotia Mahindra 2020 Technologies Comviva Kirtika Chahar Luminous 2020 26 Arjun S Salto Dee Fe 2020 64 Power 27 Dhruva Gupta Relaxo India 2020 Technologies 28 Dhruval Tata Power 2020 65 Ranendra Singh Relaxo 2020 Manojbhai Patel 66 Archita Verma Infosys BPM 2020 29 Lalit Chaudhary Publicis 2020 67 Mudit Kanojia Infosys BPM 2020 Sapient 68 Srijan Srivastava Kantar 2020 30 Pranav Sharma Tata Power 2020 69 Jatin Gupta Relaxo 2020 31 Pratibha Kujur Tata Power 2020 Abhijeet Dodiya Mahindra 2020 DDL 70 Comviva 32 Ravneet Kaur Vivo India 2020 33 Saloni Singla ICICI Bank 2020 34 Sahil Kapoor ICICI Bank 2020 NEWS FROM MPHIL/PH D COURSE

REGISTRATION IN PH.D. PROGRAMME

S Name of the Name of the S Name of the student Name of the No. Student Supervisor No. Supervisor Registered on 05.04.2018 Registered on 17.10.2018 1 Poonam Prof. S K Jain 31 Sanchita Dhingra Dr. Abha Shukla 2 Timsi Bhatia Prof. A K Singh 32 Roshni Garg Dr. Abha Shukla 3 Gurpreet Kaur Prof. A K Singh 33 Nikini Athili Dr. Abha Shukla 4 Mukesh Kumar Prof. A K Singh 34 Priya Chaudhary Prof. R K Singh Meena 35 Bhupender Prof. R K Singh 5 Barkha Jamwal Prof. Kavita Sharma 36 Saumya Prof. R K Singh 6 Sakshi Gambhir Dr. Niti Bhasin 37 Upasana Dhandha Prof. V K Shrotriya 7 Nida Dr. Ashish Chandra 38 Kishwar Zamani Dr. Rachna Jawa 8 Kanupriya Malhotra Dr. Urvashi 39 Vipin Kumar Meena Dr. Sunil Kumar 9 Rutika Saini Dr. H K Dangi 40 Bal Kishan Dr. Jitender Kumar 10 Barun Kumar Jha Dr. R K Gupta Singh 11 Gurjot Kaur Dr. Rabi N. Kar 41 Insha Ahad Wani Dr. Megha Aggarwal 12 Prachi Jindal Dr. Sangeeta Sharma 42 Sharad Chaudhary Dr. Ramesh Kumar 13 Laxmi Devi Dr. Saloni 43 Rajesh Kumar Nigah Dr. Anil Kumar 14 Chetan Yadav Dr. S P Aggarwal Singh 15 Shalini Rawal Dr. Manoj Sinha 44 Prerna Soni Dr. Arun Kumar 16 Mohd. Rafee Dr. Vipin Aggarwal Atree 17 Chandan Kumar Dr. Neeru Kapoor 45 Anupreet Kaur Dr. Pushpender Singh Mokha Kumar Registered on 17.10.2018 46 Jigmet Wangdus Dr. Sheetal Kapoor 18 Aashima Goel Prof. A K Singh 47 Shruti Gulati Dr. Suneel Kumar 19 Saumya Aggarwal Prof. A K Singh 48 Sufiya Dr. Namita Rajput 20 Shweta Prof. A K Singh 49 Tausheef Alam Dr. Phool Chand 21 Gauri Prof. A K Singh 50 Laxmi Dr. Rajnikant Verma 22 Sahil Ramchandani Prof. A K Singh 51 Neha Dr. Reena Marwah 23 Honey Gupta Prof. Kavita Sharma 52 Amit Rohilla Dr. Neeta Tripathi 24 Nupur Bhati Prof. Kavita Sharma 53 Mohd. Sajid Dr. Radhey Shyam 25 Rishabh Gupta Prof.Vanita Tripathi 54 Monika Saini Dr. Anjali Gupta 26 Amanpreet Kaur Prof.Vanita Tripathi 55 Khushboo Sagar Dr. Deepak Sehgal 27 Akanksha Sethi Prof.Vanita Tripathi 56 Richa Gupta Dr. Padma Sai Arora 28 Dixit Yadav Prof.Vanita Tripathi 57 Saurabh Gupta Dr. Surya Prakash 29 Surbhi Gupta Dr. Niti Bhasin Registered on 30.05.2019 30 Shasta Gupta Dr. Sunaina Kanojia 58 Chandni Aswal Prof. Kavita Sharma

Registered on 18.09.2019 Registered on 18.09.2019 59 Arushi Malhotra Dr. Niti Bhasin 71 Madhu Maheshwari Dr Anil Kumar 60 Rupal Arora Dr. Sunaina Kanojia 72 Anuradha Sarin Prof V K Shrotryia 61 Swati Khanna Prof. V K Shrotryia 73 Komal Singhal Dr. Abha Mittal 62 Anusha Goel Dr. Rakesh Shahani 74 Archana Chauhan Dr.Sujit Kumar 63 Neeti Panwar Prof. Vanita Tripathi 75 Neyati Ahuja Dr. Omkar Singh Deol 64 Suzanee Malhotra Prof. S K Jain and Dr. 76 Silky Jain Dr. Deepti Singh Abhay Jain 77 Neha Rohra Dr. Anita 65 Nishant Sharma Dr. Sunaina Kanojia 78 Sheetal Maurya Dr. Lovleen Gupta 66 Bhawna Rajput Dr. Uma S. Singh 79 Sunita Dr. Shital Jhunjhunwala 67 Sakshi Verma Dr. Soma Sen Gupta 80 Sonia Kamboj Dr. Jyoti Paul 68 Komal Dr.Vipin Negi 81 Harmanpreet Kaur Dr. Rajiv Kumar Goel 69 Sheena Gupta Prof. S K Jain and Dr. 82 Aman Verma Dr.Suman Bhakri Rajender Kumar 83 Sonia Mudel Dr. Shital Jhunjhunwala 70 Vrinda Kapur Dr. Amit Singh

S Name of the student Name of the Supervisor S Name of the student Name of the Supervisor No. No. Registered on 18.09.2019 Registered on 18.09.2019 84 Pardeep Singh Prof. Vanita Tripathi 95 Sushma Maurya Dr. Rajinder Singh 85 Shoeba Dr. Sanjay Kumar Singh 96 Charu Singh Dr. Rakesh Narain 86 Rajesh Kumar Dr. Rakesh Kumar Srivastava 87 Hashir Mairaj Dr. Meetakshi Pant 97 Shankar Jyoti Doley Dr. Vibha Mathur 88 Shilpa Dr. Anju Arora 98 Angel Josy Lakra Dr. Nisha Rana 89 Mamta Adhana Dr. N.K.Gupta 99 Gayatri Meena Dr Venu Goplan T 90 Shweta Dr. Sumati Verma 100 Deepak Kumar Dr. Devendra Jarwal 91 Palak Kanojia Dr. Ashish Chandra 101 Monika Arora Dr. Sukhvir Singh 92 Prem Singh Dr.Satwinder Kaur 102 Atul Gupta Dr. Sumanjeet Sachdeva 103 Vinny Arora Dr. Yogieta S Mehra 93 Deepika Dr. Kanwal Jeet Singh 104 Kanika Chawla Dr. Renu Arora 94 Pankaj Kumar Dr. Pawan Kumar Sharma

Orientation In the year 2018, 417(M.Phil.) and 326 (Ph.D) applications were received and 239 Program and 242 candidates were called for the Interview. After a stringent process 25 2018 aspirants for M Phil and 40 for Ph D were found suitable and were provisionally admitted to their respective courses. The orientation programme for M.Phil. Batch XLII and Ph.D. Batches of 2018-2019 was held on 22nd November 2018 in the seminar room of the department.All newly joined research scholars attended the programme, wherein respective specialized area coordinators and faculty members addressed the students. Each area coordinator gave insights about their respective area and enlightened the students. The event encouraged students towards the field of research. The orientation ended with the live interaction with the students and address by Head, Prof. Kavita Sharma.

The Year 2019 witnessed a great demand towards research oriented courses of department. In total 1545 (for Ph. D) and 916 (for M.Phil.) online applications were received, out of which 994 (Ph. D) and 475 (M. Phil.) were screened for the personal interview. In total 481 candidates appeared for the same and 46 and 27 aspirants were admitted to the Ph.D Programme and M.Phil. Programme respectively. The orientation program for the newly admitted students was organised on 21stNov 2019. The research scholars were formally welcomed and introduced to the research culture of the department. The orientation began with a brief inaugural ceremony.The dignitaries present on the occasion were the Head of the Department, Prof R K Singh, Prof. Madan Lal, Prof. S K Jain, Area Coordinators: Dr. Ashish Chandra (Marketing), Dr. Ritu Sapra (Accounting), Dr. Niti Bhasin (International Business), Dr. H K Dangi (DRC- Convener) and Dr. Amit Kumar Singh. All faculty members shared their wisdom towards research and oriented budding flowers towards their new journey. Orientation The Head and Dean, Prof. R K Singh emphasized on being engaged and attracted to Program research by keeping the spark alive.Prof. Madan Lal reiterated the need for good 2019 quality research and appealed the students to have complete devotion towards research. The event ended with the vote of thanks delivered by Dr. H K Dangi where he congratulated all the students who have got admitted to the research courses after passing a cumbersome process of admissions.

M.PHIL. PRE-SUBMISSION/VIVA-VOCE EXAMINATION

S. Name of the Name of the Topic Date of Date of No Candidate Supervisor Pre-Sub Viva-Voce 1 Priya Prof. R.K. Singh Impact of Culture on Self Efficacy and 27-02-2018 16-07-2018 Chaudhary Approach to Learning 2 Harish Kumar Prof. J.P. Sharma CSR is Interlinked with Corporate 07-11-2017 26-07-2018 Governance: A Study 3 Upasana Prof. V.K. Shrotryia Development of Employee Engagement 27-02-2018 24-08-2018 Dhanda Measure based on Evidences from Best Firms in India 4 Shweta Goel Dr. Sunaina Antecedents to Capital Structure Decisions of 27-02-2018 07-09-2018 Kanojia Indian Listed Companies 5 Saumya Prof. A.K. Singh Developing Instrument of Organizational 16-03-2018 14-09-2018 Aggarwal Culture: A Study of Select Colleges of the University of Delhi 6 Mohd. Dr. Abha Shukla ROSCA: An Informal Association for Financial 07-11-2017 06-10-2018 Salahuddin Empowerment of Low Income Group 7 Richa Goel Dr. Abha Shukla Venture Capital Investments in India: An 08-05-2018 09-10-2018 Empirical Analysis 8 Surbhi Gupta Dr. Niti Bhasin Impact of Bilateral Investment Treaties 06-07-2018 09-10-2018 (BITS) on foreign Direct Investment Flows in BRICS Economies 9 Aakanksha Prof. Vanita Pricing Efficiency & Excess Volatility of ETFS’ 31-07-2018 09-10-2018 Sethi Tripathi 10 Roshni Garg Dr. Abha Shukla Sovereign Wealth Funds: An Indian 21-08-2018 14-11-2018 Perspective 11 Dhulika Arora Dr. Abha Shukla Systemically Important NBFCS (NBFC-ND-SI) 13-07-2018 22-11-2018 in India: An Empirical Analysis 12 Palak Kanojia Prof. Madan Lal User adoption of Digital Payment Systems 24-07-2018 04-12-2018 13 Sheena Gupta Prof. S.K. Jain An Examination of E-Service Quality, 24-08-2018 24-01-2019 Dimensions and Consequences 14 Pardeep Singh Prof. Vanita An Empirical Study of Fama-French Five- 16-11-2018 28-01-2019 Tripathi Factor Model in The Indian Stock Market 15 Komal Prof. Madan Lal The Role of International Trade and FDI 27-07-2018 31-01-2019 Flows in Poverty Reduction: A Case Study of India 16 Sheetal Dr. Amit Kumar A Study on Relationship of IPO Underpricing 17-08-2018 13-02-2019 Maurya Singh in India With Long Run Operating Performance and Corporate Governance Mechanism 17 Harmanpreet Dr. Niti Bhasin Determinants of Innovation: A Firm Level 31-08-2018 01-03-2019 Kaur Analysis of Chemicals & Chemical Products Industry in India 18 Aman Verma Prof. K.V. Trends and Determinants of foreign 17-07-2018 18-03-2019 Bhanumurthy Exchange Reserves in India 19 Anusha Goel Dr. Abha Shukla Financial Inclusion in India: A Reality or Myth 20-11-2018 30-03-2019 20 Ashutosh Prof. Ajay Kumar Impact of Personality on Select Investment 12-02-2019 03-04-2019 Yadav Singh Behavioral Biases 21 Suzanee Prof. S.K.Jain Brand Love and Its Relationship with Brand 24-01-2019 05-04-2019 Malhotra Loyalty and Word of Mouth: A Study of Consumers in Delhi 22 Bhawna Dr. Urvashi An Empirical Examination of Antecedents 24-05-2018 08-04-2019 Rajput Sharma and Consequences of Employee Engagement 23 Kanika Chawla Dr. Niti Bhasin Impact of Outward FDI on Home Economy’s 13-11-2018 15-04-2019 Exports, Domestic Investment and Economic Growth: Evidence from BRICS 24 Neyati Ahuja Dr. Niti Bhasin Linkage Between FDI Inflows and 31-08-2018 16-04-2019 Environment Degradation: Panel Data Study for Indian States 25 Sarita Devi Prof. Kavita Online Impulsive Buying: An Interplay of 05-11-2018 16-04-2019 Sharma Demographics and Personality 26 Deepika Prof. Kavita A Study of Relationship Marketing Variables 12-02-2019 16-04-2019 Sharma in an online Retailing Context 27 Kamaldeep Dr. Ritu Sapra Assessing the Impact of Mergers and 05-02-2019 30-04-2019 Kaur Acquisitions on The Corporate Performance: An Empirical Study 28 Rupal Arora Prof. J.P. Sharma Role of Regulations in Shaping Corporate 26-10-2018 02-05-2019 Governance – An Empirical Analysis of Select Indian Companies 29 Shikha Garg Prof. Kavita Product Placement in News and Consumer 19-02-2019 14-05-2019 Sharma Information Processing Behaviour 30 Shweta Jain Prof. J.P. Sharma Board Structure and Its Impact on Financial 13-11-2018 28-06-2019 Performance of Listed Indian Companies: A Study 31 Neelam Prof. J.P. Sharma CSR in India After the Companies Act 2013 13-11-2018 08-07-2019 Jhawar 32 Shankar Jyoti Dr. Niti Bhasin India’s Look East Policy: A Study on Trends 12-02-2019 15-07-2019 Doley and Prospects of India-ASEAN Trade Relationship 33 Ritesh Kumar Dr. Sunaina A Study on Investment Pattern of Individual 19-02-2019 15-07-2019 Kanojia Mutual Funds Investors Residing in Delhi/NCR 34 Vineeta Dr. H.K. Dangi Evaluation of E-Commerce Websites 18-12-2018 25-07-2019 35 Sonia Dr. Sunaina Creative Accounting and Corporate 26-10-2018 29-07-2019 Kanojia Governance- An Empirical Analysis 36 Ashween Dr. Amit Kumar A Study on SME IPO Market in India: Listing 28-02-2019 29-07-2019 Anand Singh Day Performance and Its Determinants 37 Shivani Kalra Dr. Amit Kumar Short Run Performance of IPOS in India- An 06-05-2019 07-08-2019 Singh Analysis 38 Nikita Arya Prof. Vanita Announcement Effects of Share Buyback on 05-08-2019 26-08-2019 Tripathi Share Return Performance: An Event Study Analysis 39 Satnam Singh Dr. Ashish Chandra Impact of Consumers’ Shopping Orientations 15-02-2019 28-08-2019 on online Buying Behaviour 40 Radheshyam Dr. Urvashi A Study of Performance Appraisal and its 14-06-2019 06-09-2019 Kalawat Sharma Effectiveness 41 Supriya Prof. J.P.Sharma Corporate Scams- A Study of Punjab National 01-07-2019 09-09-2019 Kamna Bank 42 Parul Saini Prof. J.P.Sharma Cyber Crime in India- An Empirical Study 01-07-2019 09-09-2019 43 Tanu Prof. R.K.Singh Examining the Relationship between 26-04-2019 11-09-2019 Sachdeva Religious Faith, Individual Spirituality and Organizational Performance 44 Harish Kumar Prof. K.V.Bhanu Revealed Comparative Advantage of India’s 15-03-2019 18-09-2019 Murthy Merchandise Exports: An Analysis of India’s Merchandise Exports in The Post WTO Framework 45 Vaishali Dr. Ritu Sapra An Evaluation of Environmental Reporting in 30-04-2019 25-09-2019 Narolia India: A Study of Practices & Determinants 46 Sonam Narula Prof. V.K.Shrotryia Relationship among Different Dimensions of 26-07-2019 30-09-2019 Employee Well-Being: A Study on Perception of Bank Employees 47 Vivek Jaiswal Dr. Ritu Sapra Implementation of IFRS in India- Its Impact, 18-07-2019 03-10-2019 Opportunities and Challenges for Indian Companies 48 Devki Prof. Kavita Impact of Product-Scarcity on Consumer 27-08-2019 16-11-2019 Sharma Behaviour: An Empirical Investigation 49 Ramya Jain Dr. Ritu Sapra Impact of Human Resource Accounting on 06-08-2019 19-11-2019 Firm’s Performance and Value 50 Juhi Jham Prof. Vanita Corporate Environmental Performance & 27-08-2019 20-11-2019 Tripathi Market Performance- Indian Evidence on Disaggregated Measure of Sustainability 51 Varda Sardana Dr. Abha Shukla Deposit Insurance System in India: An 09-08-2019 26-11-2019 Empirical Analysis 52 Kaamini Gupta Dr. Niti Bhasin Determinants of Choice Between WOS and JV: 28-08-2019 27-11-2019 An Empirical Study of Outward Investing Indian Firms 53 Divya Dr. Niti Bhasin Impact of FDI on Parent Firms in India: A 20-08-2019 29-11-2019 Study of Services Sector 54 Rableen Kaur Dr. Urvashi Role of Talent Management in employee 09-04-2019 13-12-2019 Rao Sharma Retention: An Empirical Study 55 Nancy Rao Dr. Urvashi A Study of Motivation in Consultancy Firms 14-06-2019 Awaited Sharma 56 Sristhi Bhatia Prof. A.K.Singh Awareness, Trust and Perceptions 20-08-2019 Awaited Surrounding Artificial Intelligence: A Study 57 Prasanna Dr. Shital Microfinance for Sustainable Development 20-08-2019 Awaited Vaidya Jhunjhunwala 58 Kirti Saroha Prof. V.K.Shrotryia Mediating Role of Employee Engagement 01-11-2019 Awaited Between Organizational Commitment & Organizational Citizenship Behavior: A Study of DMRC 59 Ashmeet Kaur Dr. H.K.Dangi Social Networking Sites and Social Capital: A 12-12-2019 Awaited Study on Users’ Life Satisfaction, Trust and Civic Participation

PH.D. PRE-SUBMISSION/VIVA-VOCE EXAMINATION

S.No Name of the Name of the Topic Date of Pre- Date of Candidate Supervisor Sub Viva- Voce 1 Neha Dr. Amit Kumar A Long Run Impact of Financial 06-08-2017 05-04-2018 Nainwal Singh Development on Economic Growth in India 2 Amit Soni Dr. Niti Bhasin Trends, Determinants & Impacts of 11-05-2017 25-04-2018 Mergers & Acquisitions: A Study of Select Companies in IT Sector 3 Ahn Yujin Prof. K.V. Pattern and Determinants of foreign 15-03-2016 02-05-2018 Bhanumurthy Direct Investment Inflows in India With Emphasis on Socio-Political Factors 4 Shilpi Arora Prof. A.K. Singh Developing A Measure of Spiritual 04-07-2017 20-06-2018 Intelligence and its Impact on Employee Performance 5 Shilpi Sahi Prof. A.K. Singh Human Capital: A Study of Select 25-01-2017 14-07-2018 Organizations 6 Gunjan Dr. Sunaina A Study of Women on Corporate Boards 12-01-2017 26-07-2018 Khanna Kanojia and their Impact on Corporate Governance 7 Rinku Bhagat Dr. Niti Bhasin Impact of Regional Trade Agreements on 16-12-2015 31-07-2018 Trade and Investment: A Study of Select South, East and South-East Asian Economies 8 Isha Goel Prof. S. R. Khanna Financial Literacy: A Study of Financial 25-07-2016 09-11-2018 and Dr. I. M. Consumer Protection in India Pandey 9 Shikha Prof. A.K. Singh Measurement of Spirituality and Its 04-07-2017 14-11-2018 Makkar Impact on Students and Teachers 10 Manisha Prof. Kavita Role of Marketing in Addressing Poverty 26-02-2018 16-11-2018 Sharma Penalty in Indian Context 11 Prakriti Prof. A.K. Singh Happiness at Workplace: A Study of 04-05-2017 16-11-2018 Chawla Select Organizations 12 Ishpreet Prof. Kavita Impact of Perceived Deception on 26-02-2018 17-11-2018 Virdi Sharma Consumer Behaviour 13 Namita Prof. A.K. Singh Measuring Consciousness Quotient 04-06-2017 16-02-2019 Aggarwal 14 Susmita Dr. Niti Bhasin Measurement and Determinants of 15-03-2018 20-02-2019 Chaturvedi Financial Inclusion in India: A State Level Study 15 Romita Popli Prof. S.K. Jain Antecedents and Consequences of 13-04-2018 11-03-2019 Relationship Quality: A Study of Customers in Select Service Sectors 16 Pooja Sharma Prof. J.P.Sharma Impact of Shareholder Activism in 23-09-2017 29-03-2019 and Dr. Sunaina Improving Corporate Governance-A Kanojia Study 17 Geetanjali Prof. J.P.Sharma Integrating Stakeholders Expectations in 09-03-2018 25-04-2019 Batra and Dr. Prof. Corporate Reporting Frameworks: An R.K.Singh Empirical Investigation 18 Mukesh Dr. Ashish Mergers and Acquisitions: An Analytical 27-09-2018 21-05-2019 Kumar Jain Chandra and Dr. Study of Select Companies R.K.Gupta 19 Triveni Prof. Kavita Impact of foreign Investment on 15-03-2018 04-06-2019 Sharma and Dr. Pollution Intensive Industries: An Rabi Narayan Kar Empirical Study in Indian Context 20 Shikha Prof. J.P. Sharma & Role of Whistle blower in Prevention or 08-05-2018 15-07-2019 Sachdeva Dr. Sunaina Detection of Corporate Frauds: A Study Kanojia 21 Ruchi Goyal Prof. J.P.Shamra Corporate Governance in Airline Industry 09-03-2018 15-07-2019 and Dr. Sunaina in India Kanojia 22 Dimpy Handa Dr. N.K. Puri & Dr. Role of Social Intelligence and Cultural 15-06-2018 18-07-2019 Seema Srivastava Intelligence in Determining Occupational Success 23 Khalid Ul Dr. H.V.Jhamb and Inflation and Stock Returns: A Study of 13-02-2018 09-08-2019 islam Dr. M.M.Goyal Select Developing and Developed Nations 24 Roopa Dass Prof. K.V. Examining The Ethical Framework in The 30-10-2018 23-09-2019 Bhanumurthy & Accounting Control System: A Study of Dr. Saloni Gupta Select Companies in India 25 Rajeev Dr. C.S. Sharma & Predicting Probability of Debt Default: A 28-08-2018 25-09-2019 Kumar Prof. R.K. Singh Study of Corporate Debt Market in India Upadhyay and Other Countries 26 Neha Sharma Dr. Sunaina Corporate Funding of Political Parties 28-02-2018 31-10-2019 Kanojia and Dr. and Corporate Governance: A Study of Simmar Preet Select Organisations 27 Simple Sethi Prof. R.K.Singh The Antecedents and Consequences of 04-02-2019 23-11-2019 The Balanced Scorecard: An Empirical Analysis of Select Business Organisations 28 Ashutosh Dr. Sunaina Impact of Behavioural Finance on Stock 31-08-2018 29-11-2019 Goswami Kanojia & Dr. Market: An Empirical Study Deepti Singh 29 Parminder Prof. Kavita Franchisor-Franchisee Relationship: The 14-03-2019 10-12-2019 Kaur Sharma and Dr. Paradox of Autonomy and Dependence in Manju Bhatia Indian Context 30 Pooja Jain Prof. S.K.Jain E-Services Quality, Customer Satisfaction 05-03-2019 13-12-2019 and Behavioral Intentions: An Investigation in Indian Retail Banking Context 31 Kiran Bala Prof. Kavita A Study of Medicine Prescription 01-04-2019 31-12-2019 Sharma Behaviour of Doctors in India 32 Priti Prof. Vanita An Empirical Study on Value Investing in 04-04-2019 31-12-2019 Aggarwal Tripathi Indian Stock Markets 33 Arnav Kumar Dr. K. Latha & Dr. Stock Market Performance and Macro 24-08-2018 Awaited Sunita Gupta Economic Variables: An Empirical Study of Indian Stock Market 34 Vishal Prof. K.V. Corporate Responsibility and 11-12-2018 Awaited Pandey Bhanumurthy Performance: A Comparative Study of foreign and Domestic Firms in Select Industries in India 35 Vandana Dr. Niti Bhasin State Level FDI in India: A Study of 12-03-2019 Awaited Goswami Determinants with Special Reference to the Role of Institutional Environment 36 Neerza Prof. Vanita An Empirical Study of Private Equity 04-04-2019 Awaited Tripathi Investment in India: Trends and Determinants 37 Ritika Seth Prof. Vanita Efficiency, Inter-Linkages and Volatility 04-04-2019 Awaited Tripathi Transmission of Stock Markets of SAARC Countries 38 Anshi Goel Prof. Vanita Market Micro Structure: A Comparative 02-08-2019 Awaited Tripathi Study of Bombay Stock Exchange and National Stock Exchange 39 Rajni Hira Prof. R.K.Singh Correlates of Spirituality and 08-09-2019 Awaited Organizational Commitment 40 A.Porchelvi Prof. Kavita Environmental Reporting Practices- A 28-08-2019 Awaited Sharma Study of Select Companies 41 Preeti Gupta Dr. Niti Bhasin An Empirical Study on Efficiency and 06-09-2019 Awaited and Dr. V.K.Yadav Sustainability of Micro Finance Institutions(MFIS) in India 42 Rohit Kumar Dr. Amit Kumar Dynamic Linkages and Integration 11-09-2019 Awaited Shrivastav Singh Among BRICS Countries Capital Market: A Comparative Study During Pre and Post BRICS Period

43 Heena Prof. Madan Lal Consumer Complaint Behaviour: A Study 18-09-2019 Awaited Kashyap of Consumer Electronics in Delhi-NCR 44 Sangeeta Dr. Niti Bhasin Low Carbon Business Strategies and 11-09-2019 Awaited Arora and Dr. Sumati Performance: A Study in Indian Context Verma 45 Shikha Dr. Sunaina Empirical Investigation of CAPM and 23-09-2019 Awaited Menani Kanojia and Dr. Arbitrage Pricing Theory in The Indian H.V.Jhamb and Dr. Sock Market: A Comparison K.L.Dahiya 46 Ankush Dr. Sunaina Financing Decisions in Small and Medium 23-09-2019 Awaited Bhargava Kanojia and Dr. Enterprises: A Study of Select Companies Vipin Kumar in India Aggarwal 47 Nitika Prof. Madan Lal International Amnesia: Motivated 16-11-2019 Awaited Sharma forgetting of Green Buying Intentions 48 Samer Al- Dr. Sunaina Corporate Governance and Sustainability 22-11-2019 Awaited Waeli Kanojia of Financial Institutional: A Comparative Study Between GCC Countries and Indian Bank 49 Monika Dr. Shital Corporate Governance and Divided 10-12-2019 Awaited Jhunjhunwala Policy: Evidence from Indian Listed Firms GUEST LECTURES FOR M.PHIL. AND PH.D STUDENTS S. Date Name of The Affiliation Topic No Resource Person 1 29-08-2018 Dr. Surender Associate Professor of International Role of Network in Firm’s Munjal Business, Growth: Evidence from the Director, James E. Lynch India and South Internationalization of Indian Asia Business Centre, Centre for MNEs International Business, University of Leeds, UK 2 24-12-2018 Dr. Rajesh Singh Deputy Librarian, University of Delhi Uses of E-Resources in Academic Research 3 24-12-2018 Mr. Saleem Content Writer and Lyricist Issues of Plagiarism in Mustafa Academic Writings 4 22-01-2019 Prof. Rajneesh John H. Dunning Chair of International Brexit-The Limits of Uneven Narula Business Regulation at The Henley Globalization Business School, University of Reading, UK

5 05-03-2019 Prof. J D Singh Experienced Marketing / International Linking Academic Research to Marketing Educator, Executive Trainer, Business Practices Applied Researcher & Consultant.Canada

NEWS FROM FACULTY MEMBERS

PUBLICATIONS

Books Published/Edited/Chapter in Book/Conference Proceedings

 Bhasin, N. (2018). Ease of Doing Business in India: Past, Present and Future. New Delhi: New Century Publications.  Dangi, H. K, & Malik, A. (2018). Business Research Cases. Ghaziabad Uttar Pradesh : Index International.  Jhunjhunwala S.,& Shweta (2018). Corporate Governance and Innovation, Flexible Strategies InVUCA Markets. Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd.  Kanojia, S., Singh, D., & Goswami, A. (2019). Behavioural Biases and Trading Volume: Empirical Evidence from the Indian Stock Market. In Advances in Management Research Innovation and Technology (pp. 115-126). Taylor and Francis Publication.  Sharma J. P., & Kanojia, S. (2019). Business Laws. Bharat Law House.  Sharma, N. & Lal, M. (2019).Empirically examining green trust to gain green competitive advantage through green purchasing intentions. In Green Consumerism, Perspectives, Sustainability, and Behavior (Ed), New Jersey 08758 USA: Apple Academic Press, Inc.9 Spinnaker Way Waretown.  Singh J. K., & Singh, A. K. (2018). Investing in Stock Markets, A.K Publications.  Singh, R. K., & Babbar, M. (2019). An Inclusive Lens to Different Religions at the Workplace. National Conference on Global Sustainable Innovations and Alliance. Delh: Maximax Publishing House.  Singh, R. K., & Batra, G. (2019). Stakeholders’ perceptions on motivations and impediments in corporate sustainability reporting. In Business Innovation and Sustainability (pp. 1-17). Bloomsbury India.  Singh, R. K., & Sharma, N. (2018). Workplace Spirituality. In Recent Developments in Management and Marketing (pp. 133-140). New Delhi: Misha Books.  Tripathi , V., & Pawar , N. (2019). Investing in Stock Markets. Delhi: Taxmann Publications.  Tripathi, V. (2018). Fundamentals of Investment. Taxmann Publications. Research Paper Publication

 Batra, G., Singh, R. K., & Sharma, J. P. (2018). Stakeholders Influence on Sustainability Disclosures: An Empirical Investigation. Business Analyst, 38(1), 131-152.  Bhasin, N., & Arora, N. (2018). India’s evolving role in addressing climate change concerns. Management and Economics Research Journal, 5(S3).  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.  Chandra, A., Shukla, R., & Gupta, A. (2018). Digital payment usage, acceptance and its impact on consumer behaviour: A study of Delhi region. Journal of Management Research & Insight, 3, 3-13.  Dangi, H. K., & Saini, R. (2018). Measuring effectiveness of Social Networking Sites using AHP. Effulgence, 16(1), 40-46  Dangi, H. K., Kaur, A., & Jham, J. (2019). Structural Equation Modeling: A powerful antibiotic. Journal of Business Thought, 10, 19-23.  Jain, M. K., Chandra, A. & Gupta R. K. (2018). Do merger and acquisition practices connect to non- monetary issues?.Saaransh R K G Journal of Management, 9(2), 9-13.  Jhunjhunwala, S. (2018). Control Conflict, Cost and Activism, IUP Journal of Corporate Governance.  Kanojia, S., & Khanna, G. (2019). Women Directors On Corporate Boards: Evidence For Good Governance, Corporate Governance Insight, 1(1), 26-52.  Kaul, A., & Singh, A. K. (2019). Structural capital: A comparative study between information technology and real estate sector of India. International Journal of Business Insights and Transformation, 12(1), 64-73.  Lal, M., & Kashyap, H. (2018). Contributory Factors to Changing Consumer Complaint Behaviour. International Journal of 360 Management Review, 6(2), 28-54.  Makkar, S., & Singh, A. K. (2018). Development of a spirituality measurement scale, Current Psychology. Springer Science Business Media, 1-8.  Rashmi, & Dangi, H. K. (2018). Blinded or Branded? : Effect of Brand Cues on Customer Evaluation of Store Brands versus National Brands in an Emerging market. Journal of Indian Culture and Business Management, 16(2), 170-202.  Sharma, J. P., Kanojia, S. & Sachdeva, S. (2018). Comparison of Whistle blower Protection Mechanism of Select Countries. Indian Journal of Corporate Governance, 11(1).  Sharma, J. P., Kanojia, S., & Gupta, S. (2018). An Empirical Evaluation of Legislative Reforms For E- Corporate Governance In Indian Companies. Australasian Accounting, Business and Finance Journal, 12(2), 29-45.  Shrotryia, V. K., & Aggarwal, R. (2019). Exploring Relationship among Entrepreneurs’ Success, Psychological Capital and– A Financial Performance Study of Startup Entrepreneurs in India. The Indian Journal of Commerce, 72(1), 1-18.  Shrotryia, V. K., & Dhanda, U. (2019). Content Validity of Assessment Instrument for Employee Engagement. SAGE, Open, 9(1).  Shrotryia, V. K., & Dhanda, U. (2019). Measuring Employee Engagement: Perspectives from Literature. The IUP Journal of Organizational Behavior, 18(3), 26-47.  Shrotryia, V. K., & Kalra, H. (2019). An Empirical Investigation of Herding in the Indian Stock Market. E-Journal of Social & Behavioural Research in Business, 10 (1).

 Shrotryia, V. K., &Singh, S. V. P. (2019). In Defence of Inclusion of Happiness in Public Policy for India. India Policy Foundation, New Delhi. (Monograph).  Singh, A. K., & Aggarwal, P. (2018). CSR and sustainability reporting practices in India: an in- depth content analysis of top-listed companies. Social Responsibility Journal.  Singh, Amit A. K., & Shrivastav, R. (2018). Evaluating the impact of the Global Financial Crisis on the Stock Markets of BRICS Countries, Indian Journal of Finance, 12(7), 37-42.  Singh, Amit K., Kalra, S., & Jham, J. (2018). Factors Predicting IPO Performance: An Analysis, Indian Journal of Research in Capital Markets. 5(3), 37-42.  Singh, R. K., & Arora, S. (2018). The Adoption of Balanced Scorecard: An exploration of its antecedents and consequences. Benchmarking: An International Journal, 25(3), 874-892.  Singh, R. K., & Chaudhary, P. (2018). Measuring impact of organizational culture on creativity in higher education. Quality Assurance in Education, 26(4), 410-422.  Singh, R. K., Sharma, N., & Sachdeva, T. (2019). Values, Organizational Culture & Organizational Effectiveness in India. The Indian Journal of Industrial Relations, 54 (4).  Tomar, S. K., Kaur, A., & Dangi, H. K. (2018). Impact Of Spatial–Temporal Variations On Fire Vulnerability: A Case Study Of The South-West Division Of Delhi, India, Wit Transactions on Engineering Sciences, 121, 273-282.

CONFERENCES/ SEMINARS/ WORKSHOPS ATTENDED/PAPER PRESENTED (IN-COUNTRY/OUTSIDE COUNTRY)

 'Management of Religious Diversity Leads to Organizational Effectiveness: A Conceptual Model', 9th National Conference on Global Information and Business Strategies, Gitarattan International Business School, Affiliated to GGSIP University, Delhi, 7th -8th December, 2018 (Prof. R. K. Singh and Ms. Mansi Babbar).  ‘Stakeholders Perceptions on Motivations and Impediments in Corporate Sustainability Reporting’, International Management Conference on Advances in Management through Research, Innovation and Technology, Fortune Institute of International Business, Vasant Vihar, New Delhi, 19th -20th December, 2018 (Prof. R. K. Singh and Ms. Geetanjali Batra).  ‘Examining the Relationship between Individual Spirituality and Organizational Effectiveness: An Indian Perspective’, 6th National Conference on Business and Management, Shaheed Bhagat Singh College, University of Delhi, 24th -25th February, 2019 (Prof. R. K. Singh and Ms. Nidhi Sharma).  'Religious Diversity at Workplace: A Conceptual Framework', 20th Annual International Conference on Global Vision 2030: Challenges and Opportunities, Deen Dayal Upadhyaya College, University of Delhi; Delhi School of Professional Studies and Research, GGSIP University, Delhi; Shyam Lal College (E), Sri Aurobindo College (E), University of Delhi; Indian Economic Association, Indian Commerce Association Delhi-NCR Chapter; Divine International Group of Institutions and Rotary Club of Delhi, Maurya, 4th -5th January, 2019. (Prof. R. K. Singh and Ms. Mansi Babbar).  'Understanding the Nuances of Religious Diversity at Workplace', Video Conference, Sixteenth AIMS International Conference on Management on Management Challenges in Uncertain Environment, Symbiosis Institute of Management Studies, Pune, 3rd -5th January, 2019 (Prof. R. K. Singh and Ms. Mansi Babbar).  ‘A Synergistic Approach to Organizational Effectiveness Research’, National Conference on Emerging Issues in Global Business Research and Management Practices, Kirori Mal College, University of Delhi, 16th -17th November, 2018 (Prof. R. K. Singh and Ms. Nidhi Sharma).  ‘Culture & Learning: A Traditional and Modern Perspective’, International conference on Society and management: Indian culture vis-a-vis western culture, IIM, Kozhikode, Kerala, 7th -8th December, 2018 (Prof. R. K. Singh and Ms. Priya Chaudhary).  ‘Religion, Spirituality and Health’, 6th European Conference and 5th International Conference, British Association of the Study of Spirituality, Coventry University (UK), 17th -19th May, 2018 (Prof. R. K. Singh and Ms. Rajni Hira in absentia).  ‘Balanced Scorecard Adoption and Organisational Effectiveness: An exploration of PMS Effectiveness as a Moderator’, International conference on Society and management: Indian culture vis-a-vis western culture, IIM, Kozhikode, Kerala, 7th -8th December, 2018 (Prof. R. K. Singh and Ms. Simple Arora).  ‘Examining the Relationship between Individual Spirituality and Organizational Effectiveness: An Indian Perspective’, 6th National Conference on Business and Management, Shaheed Bhagat Singh College, University of Delhi, 24th -25th February, 2019, (Prof. R. K. Singh and Ms. Tanu Sachdeva).  ‘Examining the Relationship between Individual Spirituality, Religious Faith and Organizational Performance: An Empirical Test of Direct and Moderation Effects’, Vivekananda international conference on Mindfulness, Innovation, Digitization, Artificial Intelligence, Sustainability, Vivekananda institute of professional studies, Delhi, 31st January - 1st February, 2019 (Prof. R. K. Singh and Ms. Tanu Sachdeva).  ‘Motivations and Impediments in Sustainability Reporting from the Stakeholder Lens’, National conference on Emerging Issues in Global Business Research and Management Practices, Kirori Mal College, University of Delhi, 16th-17th November, 2018 (Prof. R. K. Singh and Ms. Geetanjali Batra).  ‘An Inclusive Lens to Different Religions at the Workplace', National Conference on Global Sustainable Innovations and Alliance, Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Institute of Management and Information Technology, GGSIP University, Delhi, 5th April, 2019 (Prof. R K Singh and Ms. Mansi Babbar)  ‘Inequality and Human Well-being: Why do we need to shift our focus’, International Conference, Emerging India and Canada: Challenges of Sustainable Development Goals, India International Centre, New Delhi, Shastri Indo-Canadian Institute, 8th -9th June, 2018 (Prof. V. K. Shrotryia and Mr. SVP Singh).  ‘Employee Engagement Measurement Tool for Indian Organizations’, 71st All India Commerce Conference 2018, Osmania University, Hyderabad, 20th -22nd December, 2018 (Prof. V. K. Shrotryia and Ms. Upasana Dhanda).  ‘Organizational Citizenship Behavior at Delhi Metro Rail Corporation’, 1st International Conference on Sustainable Development and the World Economy, Janki Devi Memorial College, University of Delhi, India International Centre, Delhi, 4th -5th February, 2019 (Prof. V. K. Shrotryia and Ms. Kirti Saroha).  ‘A Study of Relationship Between Poverty and International Trade in India’, AIB annual meeting 2018, Hyatt Regency Minneapolis United States of America (USA), 25th -28th June, 2018 (Prof. Madan Lal).  ‘The Impact of Multi Fibre Arrangements (MFA) Phase out on India’s Textile and Clothing Exports to the US market’, 71st All India Commerce Conference, Osmania University Hyderabad, 20th -22nd December, 2018 (Prof. Madan Lal).  ‘Growth and Instability in India’s Service Export: A policy period analysis’, Seminar on Strategic Business Imperatives: Fostering Growth and Innovation, Sri Aurobindo College, University of Delhi, 18th -19th January, 2019 (Prof. Madan Lal).  ‘Role of Social Media in Consumer Complaints: A comparative study between government and private school teachers of Delhi-NCR’, 6th National Conference on Business and Management, Department of Commerce, Shaheed Bhagat Singh College, University of Delhi, 24th -25th February, 2019 (Prof. Madan Lal).  ‘Corporate Governance Failure: A study of Kingfisher Airlines’, GSOM Emerging Markets Conference 2018, St Petersburg University, Russia, 4th-6th October, 2018 (Dr. Sunaina Kanojia).  ‘Board Structure, Board Diversity and Corporate Governance: Evidence from listed Indian companies’, 20th Workshop on Corporate Governance and Investment, Oslo Met University, Oslo, Norway 26th -28th September, 2019 (Dr. Sunaina Kanojia).  ‘Impact of Bilateral Investment Treaties (BITs) on Foreign Direct Investment Flows in BRICS Economies’, 6th IIFT Conference on Empirical Issues in International Trade and Finance, IIFT, New Delhi, 13th-14th December, 2018 (Dr. Niti Bhasin and Ms. Surbhi Gupta).  ‘Sustainability Marketing through Social Media: An Empirical Study’, Suscon VII: Community, Conversation and Co-Operation, 7th Annual International Conference on Sustainability, IIM- Shillong, 29th November- 1st December, 2018 (Dr. Ashish Chandra).  ‘Adaptation of E-Wallets: An empirical study of consumer behaviour’, IMI-NASMEI Summer Marketing-IS Conference, IIM Indore, 26th -28th July, 2019 (Dr. Ashish Chandra).  ‘Green Supply Chain Initiatives: A study of environmental aspects’, 6th Annual International Commerce Conference, Department of Commerce and Academy of Indian Marketing, 11th -12th January, 2018 (Dr. H. K. Dangi).  ‘Pre-Purchase Information Search Behaviour for Healthcare Services’, International Conference on Global Health and Medical Tourism, Indian Institute of Management, Kozhikode and IIHMR Jaipur at IIM Kozhikode, 7th -10th March, 2019 (Dr. H. K. Dangi).  ‘The Impact of Internationalization on Financial Performance- A selective study of family & non- family firms’, 10th Conference on Excellence in Research & Education (CERE 2019), Indian Institute of Management, Indore, 3rd -5th May, 2019 (Dr. Amit Kumar Singh).

KEYNOTE SPEAKER/ RESOURCE PERSON/ SPECIAL LECTURES

S.No Name Title of the Talk& Event Type of the Venue Date lecture

1 Dr. Niti Bhasin Industrial Growth: Burning Talk PHD Chamber of 10th May, 2018 Issues and Way Forward Commerce and Industry, New Delhi 2 Prof. A. K. Singh The Power and Purpose of Presidential Sri Guru Gobind 28th Aug, 2018 ACBSP, USA Global Address Singh College of Accreditation, International Commerce, Seminar University of Delhi 3 Dr. Sunaina Data Protection Special PGDAV College, 22nd Feb, 2019 Kanojia Lecture University of Delhi 4 Dr. Sunaina General Data Protection Special Daulat Ram 23rd Feb 2019 Kanojia Regulation, Annual cyber Lecture College, University cell festival of Delhi 5 Prof. A. K. Singh Integrating Customers Chief Guest DDU Gorakhpur 2-3rd Mar, 2019 Focus Across The Firm: University, Issues & Challenges Before Gorakhpur U.P Service Marketers, UGC Sponsored Two Day National Seminar

6 Dr. H. K. Dangi Workshop Resource Ramanujan 13th Mar, 2019 Person College, University of Delhi 7 Dr. Amit Kumar Capital Market: Issues & Special Shaheed Bhagat 14th Mar, 2019 Singh Challenges Lecture Singh College (Evening), University of Delhi 8 Prof. Kavita National Marketing Talk Prestige Institute of 16th Mar, 2019 Sharma Seminar Management, Gwalior 9 Dr. H. K. Dangi Workshop Resource Sri Ram College of 18th Mar, 2019 Person Commerce, University of Delhi 10 Prof. Kavita Revitalizing the Exports Talk PHDCCI 27th Mar, 2019 Sharma Growth Trajectory, Open House Discussion 11 Prof. R. K. Singh Academic Writing, Talk Department of 28th Mar, 2019 Workshop Commerce, CRS University Jind 12 Prof. R. K. Singh 10th Professor P.N. Singh Lecture Delhi School of 30th Mar, 2019 memorial Professional Studies & Research, Delhi 13 Prof. R. K. Singh Dean's Summit Participation Hyderabad, Deloitte 8th-9th Apr, 2019 US 14 Prof. R. K. Singh Annual Academic Event Inauguration Department of 10th Apr 2019 Business Economics and Management Studies, Sri Guru Gobind Singh College of Commerce, University of Delhi 15 Prof. R. K. Singh Inaugural session of Lecture Ramanujan 15th Apr, 2019 Faculty Development College, University Programme, Teaching of Delhi Learning Centre (TLC) 16 Prof. R. K. Singh Ground Realities of Talk Sri Ram College of 16-17thApr, Corporate Sustainability Commerce, 2019 Reporting Practices in University of Delhi India, National conference on Global Risks, Sustainability and Inclusive Growth: India’s Policy Responses

17 Prof. R. K. Singh Faculty Development Talk Laxmi Bai College, 19th Apr, 2019 Programme University of Delhi 18 Prof. R. K. Singh Faculty Development Chief Guest Sri Venkateswara 19th Nov, 2019 Programme, College, University of Delhi 19 Prof. R. K. Singh Academic event Talk Sri Aurobindo 23rd Apr 2019 College, University of Delhi 20 Prof. R. K. Singh Seminar on Emerging Lecture Dayal Singh 25th Apr 2019 trends in finance and College, University workplace, of Delh 21 Prof. R. K. Singh Qualitative Research Chief Guest FMS, MLS 26th -27th Jun, workshop and Resource Udaipur, Rajasthan 2019 Person 22 Prof. R. K. Singh Inaugural session Keynote Bharati College, 29th Apr, 2019 address University of Delhi 23 Dr. H. K. Dangi Demonetization - Its Talk Swami 30th Apr, 2019 economic and political Shradhanand implications college, University of Delhi 24 Dr. Sunaina Faculty Induction Two Sessions Hansraj College, 17th Jun - 16th Kanojia Programme University of Delhi Jul, 2019 25 Dr. H. K. Dangi Structural Equation Resource Maharaja Agarsen 24-25th May, Modelling, Faculty Person Institute of 2019 Development Program Technology, Delhi 26 Prof. V. K. Happiness, Human Keynote GS Lohia Girls 1-2nd Jun, 2019 Shrotryia Resource and Strategy: address College, Tinsukia, Challenges for Assam organizations, Inaugural Session of National Seminar

27 Dr. H. K. Dangi Qualitative Workshop, Resource Faculty of 26-27th Jun Faculty Development Person Management 2019 Programme Studies, Udaipur 28 Dr. H. K. Dangi Use of video cases as Resource Hansraj College, 24th Jun, 2019 teaching pedagogy, Faculty Person University of Delhi Induction Programme

29 Dr. Amit Kumar How to Publish Research Special Hansraj College, 28th Jun, 2019 Singh Papers in Indexed Journal, lecture University of Delhi Faculty Induction Programme, 30 Prof. R. K. Singh Talk DPS Society 18th Jul, 2019 31 Prof. R. K. Singh Qualitative Research Talk Sri Guru Gobind 20th Jul, 2019 Singh College of Commerce, University of Delhi 32 Dr. Sunaina Use of Science and Training Delhi Police 31st Jul, 2019 Kanojia Technology in Police Work session official, Specialized Training Centre, Rajinder Nagar, Delhi Police, Delhi 33 Prof. R. K. Singh Department College Resource Rajdhani College, 8th Aug, 2019 Interface Person University of Delhi 34 Prof. R. K. Singh Department College Resource Rajdhani College, 26th Aug, 2019 Interface Person University of Delhi 35 Dr. Sunaina Cyber Security, Workshop Resource Dyal Singh College 28th Aug, 2019 Kanojia Person (M), University of Delhi 36 Dr. Sunaina Cyber Space, Crime and Resource Kamala Nehru 11th Sept, 2019 Kanojia Security, Faculty Person College (M), development program University of Delhi, 37 Dr. H. K. Dangi Research Methodology, Resource CPDHE, University 19th Sept, 2019 Workshop Person of Delhi 38 Dr. H. K. Dangi Research Methodology, Resource CPDHE, University 21st Sept 2019 Workshop Person of Delhi 39 Prof. R. K. Singh Faculty Development Resource Ramanujan 30th Sept, 2019 Programme Person College, University of Delhi 40 Dr. H. K. Dangi Multivariate Data Analysis, Resource South campus, 4th Oct, 2019 National Faculty Person University of Delhi Development Programme 41 Dr. Amit Kumar Multivariate Data Analysis, Talk South campus, 4th Oct, 2019 Singh National Faculty University of Delhi Development Programme, 42 Dr. H. K. Dangi Emerging Trends in Resource Mata Sundari 12thOct 2019 research methodology, Person College, University Faculty Development of Delhi Programme, 43 Dr. Sunaina Cyber Crime, Workshop Resource Ramanujan College 6th Nov, 2019 Kanojia Person , University of Delhi, 44 Dr. Sunaina Financial Markets Talk Shaheed Bhagat 7th Nov, 2019 Kanojia Singh College (M), University of Delhi, 45 Prof. R. K. Singh Workshop on Envisioning Resource ICA Delhi Chapter 11th Nov, 2019 Commerce Person 46 Prof. R. K. Singh Faculty Development Chief Guest Shivaji College, 14th Nov, 2019 Programme University of Delhi 47 Prof. Madan Lal Variables & Measurement Talk Shivaji College, 14th Nov, 2019 and Introduction to Data University of Delhi Analysis Software, Interdisciplinary Faculty Development Program on ‘Research Methodology and Data Analysis using SPSS/R’

48 Dr. Ashish Introduction to Research, Resource Shivaji College, 14th Nov, 2019 Chandra Research Methodology and Person University of Delhi Data Analysis using SPSS/R, Interdisciplinary Faculty Development Program

49 Dr. Sunaina Use of Science and Training Delhi Police 15th Nov, 2019 Kanojia Technology in Police Work, session Official, Cyber Crimes Specialized Training Centre, Rajinder Nagar, Delhi Police, Delhi, 50 Dr. H. K. Dangi Hypothesis testing, Resource Shivaji College, 18th Nov, 2019 Research Methodology and Person University of Delhi Data Analysis using SPSS/R, Interdisciplinary Faculty Development Program

51 Prof. S. K. Jain Business Research Resource Sri Venkateswara 19-25thNov, Methods, Faculty Person College, University 2019 Development Program of Delhi 52 Dr. H. K. Dangi Business Research Resource Sri Venkateswara 19-25th Nov, Methods, Faculty Person College, University 2019 Development Programme of Delhi 53 Dr. Ashish Introduction to Research Two Sessions Sri Venkateswara 19th Nov, 2019 Chandra and Review on Literature, College, University Faculty Development of Delhi Program on Business Research Methods 54 Dr. Amit Kumar Faculty Development Resource Sri Venkateswara 19-25th Nov, Singh Programme Person College, University 2019 of Delhi 55 Dr. H. K. Dangi Text Mining using R, Resource Sri Aurobindo 20th Nov, 2019 MOOCs, E Contents and Person College (Evening), Research Design, Faculty University of Delhi Development Program 56 Dr. Amit Kumar Publication of research Special Shivaji College, 20th Nov, 2019 Singh papers and Ethics and Session University of Delhi Plagiarism, Interdisciplinary Faculty Development Program on Research Methodology and Data Analysis using SPSS/R

57 Prof. R. K. Singh Academic Staff College Resource Jamia Millia 21st Nov, 2019 Person University 58 Dr. H. K. Dangi Structural Equation Resource Sri Venkateswara 22nd Nov, 2019 Modelling and Business Person College, University Research Methods, Faculty of Delhi Development Program

59 Dr. H. K. Dangi Hypothesis testing and Resource Delhi Institute of 23rd -25th Nov, Fundamentals of Research Person Advanced Studies, 2019 using SPSS and Excel, Delhi Faculty Development Program 60 Dr. Amit Kumar Publication of research Special Sri Venkateswara 23rd Nov, 2019 Singh papers in Index Journals, lecture College, University Faculty Development of Delhi Programme, 61 Dr. Ashish Marketing Management, Resource National Institute of 26th Nov, 2019 Chandra Product Promotion, Sales Person Entrepreneurship & Advertisement, Product and Small Business Planning & Product Development Mixing, EDP & Faculty Development Programme

62 Prof. R. K. Singh Faculty Development Chief Guest Ramanujan 18th Dec, 2019 Programme College, University of Delhi

SESSION CHAIRS/CO-CHAIR/ PANELIST S.No Name Title of the Talk& Event Type of the Venue Date lecture

1 Prof. V. K. National Conference on Session Chair Assam 10th -11th Oct, Shrotryia Trade Relations in North University, 2018 East India: Problems and Silchar, Assam Prospects

2 Prof. R. K. Singh Integrating Customers Session Chair Department of 2nd -3rd March, Focus Across The Firm: Commerce, DDU 2019 Issues & challenges before Gorakhpur service marketers, UGC University, Sponsored two day Gorakhpur National Conference

3 Prof. R. K. Singh SAP DRS II meeting UGC Department of 11th March, 2019 Nominee Business Administration, Tezpur University, Assam, 4 Prof. Vanita Business and Management, Session Chair Delhi School of 29th -30th March, Tripathi International Conference Management, 2019 Delhi Technological University 5 Dr. Sunaina Finance, International Session Chair Delhi School of 29th -30th March, Kanojia Conference Management, 2019 Delhi Technological University 6 Prof. V. K. Globalisation and Session chair Manipal 30th -31st March, Shrotryia Governance: Socio University, Jaipur, 2019 economic perspectives, 39th Rajasthan, Annual Conference, Rajasthan Economics Association 7 Dr. Ashish Role of Women Session Chair Bharati College, 27th -28th April Chandra Entrepreneurs in Socio- University of 2019 Economic Development of Delhi India, National Conference

8 Dr. Ashish Smart Marketing in the Session Chair IIM Indore 26th-28th July, Chandra Digital Age, International 2019 Conference 2019-NASMEI

9 Prof. R. K. Singh Session Chair Gitarattan Jindal 24th Nov, 2019

10 Dr. Shital Financial Inclusion for Eminent Institute of 15th Dec, 2018 Jhunjhunwala Sustainable Development, Speaker Information National Conference Technology & Management, Janakpuri, Delhi 11 Prof. R. K. Singh International Conference Panellist Fortune School of 17th Dec, 2019 Business