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Prof B S Naregal Economisc National Level Seminar Under the banner of IQAC On the Eve of the Silver Jublee Year Sri Jagadguru Renukacharya Shikshan Pratishtan ® Balehonnur S.R.J.V ARTS & COMMERCE COLLEGE, SHIGGAON HAVERI DISTRICT -581205 (KARNATAKA) Affliated to Karnataka University Dharwad (Accredited at ‘B+’ Level by NAAC ) Jointly Organizing with Karnataka University’s College Economics Teacher’s Forum UGC Sponsored one day National level Seminar on “Trends in the Capital Market in the National Economy of India: Issues Challenges & Oppurtunities” On 21st July 2015 Venue: College Function Hall …..All are cordially invited……. 1 Sri Jagadguru Renukacharya Shikshan Pratishtan ® Balehonnur S.R.JV ARTS & COMMERCE COLLEGE, SHIGGAON HAVERI DISTRICT -581205 (KARNATAKA) Invites you for UGC Sponsored National Level Seminar on “Trends in the Capital Market in the National Economy of India: Issues Challenges & Oppurtunities” Dear Sir/Madam, We are delighted to inform you that our college and the Karnataka University’s college Economics Teachers Forum are jointly organizing one day National Level Seminar on the above theme. We have invited distinguished Academicians, Researchers,Economists, Bankers, Experts and Students from across the country. We cordially invite you to participate in this seminar, scheduled on 21/07/2015. About the Vidya Peetha: Sri Jagadguru Renukacharya Grameena vidyapeetha was established in 1984 and registered under the Bombay public Trust Act.1950. It was headed by his Holiness Late. Sri Rambhapuri Jagadguru Prasanna Renuka Veera Rudramunideva Shivacharya Mahaswamiji, Balehonnur. Under his Presidentship, the institution was estsablished to impart higher education in the namen of Sri Rambhapuri JagadguruVeer Gangadhar arts & commerce college, shiggaon. His Holiness Late Sri.Rambhapuri Jagadguru Prasanna Renuka VeerGangadhar Shivacharya Mahaswamiji was a great sage and a nobletalisman of this century. He had attained the highest order of divinity through penance and practice of Shivayoga at Gangibhavi, now a peacefull Piligrimage centre near Shiggaon. His Holiness, established an hermitage known as ‘Muktimandir’ and celebrated and preached the ideals of religious tolerance. He professed the religion of Humanity and gave the world famous prophecies ‘Let there be vicoty to humanity’ ‘Peace in this world can be attained through the practice of noble religion humanity’. His teachings of the human values, won the hearts of millions of people, who thronged to visit the holy place of ‘ MuktiMandir’. The works of his idealism were later propagated by His Holiness the Late Shri. Jagdguru Prasanna Renuka VeerRudrmunideva Shivacharya Mahaswamiji. His Holiness’ estsblished a string of educational institutions and imaparted high quality education to all sections of the society. 2 About the college S.R.J.V arts & commerce college is rural based college established in Shiggaon by His Holiness the Late Shri Jagadguru Prasnna Renuka Veera Rudramunideva Shivacharya Mahaswamiji, Balehonnur on 22-July-1985. With broad objectives to cater to the needs of the rural poor. The institution is affliated to the Karnataka University Dharwad, was started initially with a handful students which now grown in leaps and bounds in all the fields of curricula. The college is granted by the Govt. of Karnataka and has been incorporated with 2(f) & 12B in accordance with the UGC Act of 1956. It also has a NAAC accreditation with ‘B+’ grade. It is now managed by His Holiness Sri Rambhapuri Jagadguru Prasanna Renuka Veera Someshwar Rajadeshikendra Shivacharya Mahaswamiji, Balehonnur and presently administered by Shri V S Kambalimath. The college is imparting quality educations to the under graduate students along with research and extension activities. It organizes seminars, workshops youth festivals orientation programs, Industrial trips, Bank visit as a part of co-curricular activities and has introduced a number of healthy and noble practices for the upliftment of the college campus. About the Seminar The financial system of any country is the back bone of economy of that country. A financial system of all economies are broadly sub divided in to money market, capital market, gilt edged securities market, foreign exchange market. The capital market and the gilt security market provide avenues to the surplus sectors such as household, institutions in the economy to deploy their funds and to the deficit sectors such as corporate and government sectors to mobilize fund for their requirements. A good capital market is one of the pre requisites for a nation’s economic progress. The significance of an efficient capital market is well understood by developed countries but in India the capital market as not been given the much attention which it deserves. Consequently, the Indian capital market is not so developed as it was in case of USA, UK, Australia, Canada, Germany etc… The need of educating the common man on the concept of capital market is need of the hour similarly it is an obligatory on the part of the some experts to share their experiences in stock market and it must be reviewed the development of stock market in India. And emphasized that grading of IPOS is the need of the day to make investment decisions. The role of capital market in developing economy like our’s should be enhanced. Finance is the driver of the economy so highlighting the macro & micro economic benefits of capital market is badly needed at the same time there will be need to broaden the base of sensex in India as it remains restricted to the traditional instruments of saving like gold. We have to insist on wide scope for the growth of capital market in India as the saving rate is more. It is necessary to channelize the untapped finance in to the capital market and more space needs to be provided small and medium enterprises to grow. The experts in the capital market are used to say that India as a land of opportunities in the field of capital market. So the present seminar is an attempt to bring together the acamadicians, research scholars, bankers, financial experts, UG/PG students and other interested to look in to the trends in the capital market and to find the prospectus for it in the Indian Economy. 3 Objectives of the seminar : * To know, to understand and to glance over the concept of capital market. * To throw light on the issues , challenges and opportunities of capital market * To assess the latent trends occurred in the Indian capital market * To compare and contrast the Indian capital market with developed capital market of some economies of the world. * To take polic y incentives in connection with Indian capital market. Sub Themes of the National Seminar: 1. The role, structure, operation and development of capital market in India in current scenario 2. Issues, challenges and opportunies of Indian capital market 3. Reforms of Indian capital market 4. Impact of capital market on national economy of India. 5. Indian capital market and developed capital market of the world a comparison 6. Any other related aspect which is relevant to the above said main theme. Call for papers Papers are invited from interested academicians research scholars, practioners, bankers, students and all the stakeholder on the above said sub themes. The research paper must be original and unpublished. The members of screening committee will select the papers for presentation as well as publications in the proceedings of the national seminar with ISBN. Accommodation Accommodation for delegates will be provided on prior request at their cost Format for papers The papers need to be in ms word 2007 document only. The soft copy of the full paper (2500-3000 words ) along with abstract ( not more than 300 words) on A-4 Size paper with 12 Font size, Times New Roman 1.5 Spacing 1 inch margins at all the sides, need to be send to [email protected] on or before 15/07/2015. Registration Details of registration fees as follows: Accademicians Rs 200 Research scholars Rs 150 UG and PG students Rs 100 The registration fees are to be paid in the form of DD drawn in favour of the Principle SRJV College shiggaon Payble at shiggaon. The last date for registration is on 15/07/2015. Registration is necessary for each of the authors including co –authors. Spot registration is also available. Route to reach Shiggaon: The delegates can reach shiggaon via Bangalore, Davanagere, Belgaum and Hubli by road (NH-4) 30 Kms from Haveri 44 Kms from Hubli. Nearest railway station is Hubli or Haveri/Savanur.and nearest airport is Hubli (55Kms from Shiggaon). 4 Worthy Scenario of Haveri district in General and Shiggaon Taluka in Particular. Haveri is famous for its cardamom garlands. Haveri has more than 100 mutts (sacred religious places) and historical temples. A few architectural marvels are Purasiddeshwara temple in Haveri, Nagareshwara at Bankapur, Kadambeshawara at Rattihalli, Tarakeshwara at Hanagal. Haveri is also famous of marketing Byadagi red chillies. The district is proud to be the birth place of saint Shishunal Sharif (Shiggaon), Kanakadas Peetha at Baad (Shiggaon), Sarvajna, Ganayogi Panchakshari Gavayigalu, Gnyana Peetha awardee Dr. V K Gokak and many more.Tourist attractions of Haveri are (a) Blackbuck wildlife sactuary (Ranebennur) (b) Peacock sactuary (Bankapur-Tq Shiggaon) (c) Madaga Masur falls (Masur) (d) Anjaneyaswami Temple (Kadaramandalagi) (e) Rock Garden (Gotagodi) Shiggaon. Organising committee Chief Patron Prin: C H Tavaragondi SRJV College shiggaon cell:9448961617 Organising secretary: Dr.B S Naregal Associate prof. in Economics cell:9482236454 Joint secretary *Prof. B M Mulagund Associate prof. in Economics Cell:7829129612 *Prof P C Hiremath Co-Ordinatar IQAC SRJV College shiggaon Cell:9448433617 Convener Prof N V Kambalimath President , KUCET Forum. Cell:9482163593 Tressurer: Prof. V B Kyatappanavar Associate professor in Commerce Cell:9242836506 Advisory committee: *His holiness Shri Shri Shri 1008 Jagadguru prasanna renuka veeasomeshwar Rajdeshikendra shivacharya Bhagavatpadaru, Shri Jagadguru Rambhapuri veersimhasan mahasamstana peetha, Balehonnur, President of SRJV College shiggaon. *Shri V S Kambalimath Administrator SRJV College shiggaon *Dr S S Hugar Vice Chancelor KUD Prof & Dean Dept of Commerce KUD *Dr.
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