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CURRICULUM VITAE P.BHARATHI 5/445, Thiyagirengasamy Street, Angel Nagar, Aathikulam, K.Pudur, Madurai-625007 CURRICULUM VITAE P.BHARATHI 5/445, ThiyagiRengasamy Street, Angel Nagar, Aathikulam, K.Pudur, Madurai-625007. ________________________________________________________________________ EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATION DEGREE SCHOOL/COLLEGE / YEAR PERCENTAGE OF UNIVERSITY MARKS Ph.D Madurai Kamaraj University, 2011 Awarded Madurai. M.Phil Fatima College, 2004 74 Madurai Kamaraj University, Madurai. M.A Lady Doak College, 2003 81 Madurai Kamaraj University, Madurai. B.A Lady Doak College, 2001 71 Madurai Kamaraj University, Madurai. Higher Lourdhuannaigirls higher Secondary secondary school, Madurai. 1998 84 Higher School Lourdhuannai girls higher secondary school, Madurai 1996 88 Date of Appointment : 05 – 12 – 2007 Teaching Experience : UG – 11 Years ; PG – 5 Years Research Experience : M.Phil Scholars– 6 candidates awarded. Board of Studies Members Member in Lady Doak College Board of studies in economics for the period of (1-6-2012 to 31-5-2014). Board of Examiners Additional Examiner, B.A.,(Economics) Degree Course (Semester) Madurai Kamaraj University, Madurai since 2008. Question Setter 1. Thiagarajar College, (Autonomous) Madurai 2. ArulmiguPalaniandavar Arts college for Women (Autonomous) Palani 3. SVN college (Autonomous) Madurai 4. Jamal Mohamed College, Trichy. 5. M.T.N College, Madurai. Courses Attended Orientation Course UGC Sponsored Orientation Course from24-09-2008 to 21-10-2008 Madurai Kamaraj University, Academic Staff College, Madurai. Refresher Course 1. From 20-11-2012 to 10-12-2012, Madurai Kamaraj University, Academic Staff College, Madurai. 2. From 2-09-2014 to 22-09-2014, Madurai Kamaraj University, Academic Staff College, Madurai. Paper Presented in Seminars 1. Presented a paper entitled “Impact of Global warming on Environment,” at Two Day National Seminar on “Economics of Climate Change” organized by School of Economics, Madurai Kamaraj University held on 30.01.2008. 2. Presented a paper entitled “Globalisation and Industrial development and Its impact on Environment” at One Day National Conference on “Globalization: Prospects and Problems,” conducted by the department of Economics, Sourashtra College Madurai on 25-02-2008. 3. Presented a paper entitled “The Impact of Global Financial Crisis on Indian Information Technology” at One Day UGC Sponsored State level Seminar on “Global Economic critics and Its impact of Indian Economy,” conducted by the department of Economics, The Madura College Madurai on 18-12-2009. 4. Presented a paper entitled “A Micro level Study Health impact of Cement dust pollution in Thulukkapatti Village, Virudhunagar,” at Two Day International Conference on “Global business : Challenges and Opportunities in the present Scenario” organized by Department of Commerce, Sri Kaliswari College, Sivakasi held on 27 & 28.05.2010. 5. Presented a paper entitled “A Micro level Study on Exposure To Indoor Air Pollution from Combustion of Cooking fuels of household sector in Pudhukottai Village Sivakasi Block” at Two Day TANCHE Sponsored National Seminar on “Research Methodology in Social Science” organized by V.H.N.S.N College, Virudhunagar” on 6th and 7th August 2010. 6. Presented a paper entitled “Indoor Air pollution and Health” at One Day UGC Sponsored State level Seminar on “Global Environmental issues and Its Impact on health in India,” conducted by the department of Economics and Central for research in Economics, The Madura College Madurai on 28-09-2010. 7. Presented a paper entitled “ICT and Higher Education” at Two Day NAAC Sponsored “Quality enhancement and Sustenance ijn the Institution of higher education With Rural And Semi urban background”,G.Vengatashswamy Naidu College. Kovilpatti. on 07 & 08 October 2010. 8. Presented a paper entitled “An Analysis of Economic Empowerment of Women SHGS in SivakasiTaluk” at Two Day UGC Sponsored National Seminar on “The Role of Self- Help group towards the Achievement of inclusive growth in Rural India” organized by Department of Economics V.H.N.S.N College, Virudhunagar held on 06 & 07.01.2011. 9. Presented a paper entitled “A Study on Constraints faced by rural women entrepreneur of SatturTaluk, Virudhunagar District” at Two Day UGC Sponsored National Seminar on “ Rural Entrepreneurship development programmes- A tool to achieve Inclusive growth” organized by Department of Economics Government Arts College, Melur, Madurai held on 25 & 26.08.2011. 10. Presented a paper entitled “Attitude of the SHG members- Towards Poverty Eradication” at One Day UGC Sponsored National level Seminar on “Poor Economics – Rethinking Poverty and the ways to end it,” conducted by the department of Economics, The Madura College, Madurai. on 05-01-2012. 11. Presented a paper entitled “ Economic analysis on living conditions of agricultural labours in VadipattiTaluk,” at Two Day UGC Sponsored National Seminar on “Global Economic critics and Impact on Indian Economy,” Contact by the department of Economics, PasumponMuthuramalingaThevar College, Usilampatti, Madurai District Presented held on 27 & 28-02-2012. 12. Presented a paper entitled “ Inclusive growth on Electricity service in India” at One Day UGC Autonomy grant national level Seminar on “Service sector and Inclusive growth,” Contact by the department of Economics, Fatima College Madurai held on 28-02-2012. 13. Presented a paper entitled “A Study on Functioning of the PDS system in Ramalingapuram Village, Virudhunagar District ” at One Day UGC Sponsored State level Seminar on “ Food security in TamilNadu : Issues and Challenges” organized by PG Department of Economics Government Arts College (Autonomous),Karur. held on 29.02.2012. 14. Presented a paper on “Coral Relief Crisis on the era of Climate Change” atTwo day UGC sponsored National Level Seminar on “ Impact of Climate Change on Indian Economy”, AyyaNadarJanakiAmmalCollege,Sivakasi on 5 and 6th March 2012. 15. Presented a paper on “Structure of National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme” in the state Level Seminar on “ NREGP – A Boon or Bane”, SreeSevuganAnnamalaiCollege,Devakottai on 20th March 2012. 16. Presented a paper on “Issues on Rural Micro Women Entrepreneurs in Global Era” in State Level Seminar on “Women Micro Entrepreneurs – Changes and Challenges”, organized by Department of Economics, S.VellaichamyNadar College, Nagamalai,,Madurai. held on 22nd March 2012. 17. Presented a paper on “Corruption Leads to Colonialism By Imposing Globalisation” in UGC sponsored National Level Seminar on “ Economics of Corruption in India”, The Madura College, Madurai on 26th September 2012. 18. Presented a paper on “A study on knowledge and perception of menstrual cycle hygiene practices among adolescent girls” in National Conference on “Challenges and changing Scenario in Rural Development” organized by school of economics, Madurai kamaraj University, during march 3rd and 4th 2014. 19. Presented a paper on “A study on knowledge and perception of Rural Women on Hygiene and Sanitation Practices” in National Level Seminar on “Environmental Impact of Water and Sanitation” organized by Department of economics, AyyaNadarJanakiAmmal College, Sivakasi, on 7th march 2014 20. Presented a paper on “Status of women in higher education” UGC sponsored National Seminar on “Higher Education in India- During the plan periods MannarthirumalaiNaicker College, Madurai during march 22rd Aug 2014. 21. Presented a paper entitled “Multi Brand Retail Products and Consumer‟s Shopping Behavior A Pragmatic Study” at One Day UGC Sponsored National level Seminar on “Foreign Direct Investment in Indian Retail Sector” conducted by the department of Economics, Devanga Arts College, Aruppukottai. on 11th and 12th September 2014. 22. Presented a paper entitled “Multi Brand Retail and its impact on various stake holder‟s ” at One Day UGC Sponsored National level Seminar on “Foreign Direct Investment in Indian Retail Sector” conducted by the department of Economics, Devanga Arts College, Aruppukottai. on 11th and 12th September 2014 23. Presented a paper entitled “Household perception on climate related natural disaster in Mettukundu village Virudhunagar ” at One Day UGC Sponsored National level 24. Symposiym on “Ways to Achieve Green Environment and its Impact on Indian Economy” conducted by the department of Economics, Saraswathi Narayanan College, Madurai. on 10-10-2014. 25. Presented a paper entitled “Critical Analysis of Women Health” at National level Seminar on “Strengthening Women‟s Health Through Micro Finance” conducted by the Department of Economics, S.VellaichamyNadarCollege,Nagamalai , Madurai. on 12-03- 2015. 26. Presented a paper entitled “Climate Change and Health of Children” in UGC Sponsored National level Seminar on “Socio Economic Damages of Climate Change in India” conducted by the Department of Economics, Saraswathi Narayanan College,Perungudi , Madurai. on 20-03-2015. 27. Presented a paper entitled “Is the Special Schools are in positive Track? – A Trend Study ,” in Autonomy Grant UGC Sponsored State level Seminar on “Impact of Service Sectors on Indian Economy” conducted by the Department of Economics, AyyaNadarJanakiAmmal College, Sivakasi on 11th February 2016. 28. Presented a Paper entitled “ A Study on Health Status of Elder Persons in Virudhunagar Block”, in the Interdisciplinary National Seminar on “Social Capital To Strengthen Health Policy and Health System in India”, organized by Department of Economics, Sri Parasakthi College for Women, Courtallam on 26th February 2016. 29. Presented a Paper entitled “ A Study on Perception among factors influencing the cropping
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