BROCHURE

 

ICSSR SPONSORED WEEK LONG WORSKSHOP ON

APPLICATION OF ECONOMETRICS THEORY IN EMPIRICAL RESEARCH: USE OF STATA14 SOFTWARE

DURING 18^TH JULY- 23^RD JULY, 2022

ORGANISED BY

     DEPT OF ECONOMICS, KALIYAGANJ COLLEGE

IN COLLABORATION WITH

IQAC, KALIYAGANJ COLLEGE &

DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS, CALCUTTA UNIVERSITY

 

 

VENUE: KALIYAGANJ COLLEGE

Kaliyaganj, Uttar Dinajpur West Bengal, Pin-733129

NAAC Accredited at B++ Level

RESOURCE PERSONS:

PROFESSOR PANCHANAN DAS,

DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS, CALCUTTA UNIVERSITY

 

DR. ANINDITA SENGUPTA

ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR, BARRAKPORE RASTRAGURU SURENDRANATH COLLEGE

 

ORGANISING BODY

                                          

 

Dr. P.K. Das                         Dr. S. Chakraborty                                     Dr. C. Roy

Principal, KC                       IQAC Coordinator                                        Convener

 

Last Date of Registration: 15^th July, 2022

To register drop a mail to Convener, ‘Workshop on Application of Econometric Method using STATA14 software’ at chandanroy70@gmail.com

College Teachers, Research Scholars, Students or anyone interested with the field of Empirical Research may apply.

 

REGISTRATION FORM

ICSSR SPONSORED WEEKLONG WORKSHOP ON

APPLICATION OF ECONOMETRICS THEORY IN EMPIRICAL RESEARCH: USE OF STAT14 SOFTWARE

Organised by

Department of Economics

Kaliyaganj College

 

In collaboration with

Department of Economics, University of Calcutta

(July 18^th to July 23^rd, 2022)

(10.30-5.00PM)

REGISTRATION FORM

 

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Registration Fee Rs 1500 (with lunch & food during 18th to 23th July 2022 only)

 

Date:

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Concept note

 

Compartmentalization and specialization in social science subjects in Universities are very common in our academic world. Specialization helps us to stay focused and improve our knowledge more quickly. However, in human lives there are no separate problems like Geographical, Commercial, Historical or Economic problems. All problems are interconnected with each other. Inter-disciplinary research would produce comprehensive knowledge which would help us to solve our problems more effectively. Empirical research is finding out degree and intensity of our real-life problems by analyzing the empirical information, i.e., the datasets. While doing empirical research, statistical analysis is like laboratory experiments, whereas Econometric analysis is more realistic. Econometric techniques incorporate the real-life uncertainties in statistical analysis. Therefore, researchers from each of the social science subjects should be equipped with Econometric techniques not only to solve the real-life problems more accurately but also to pursue inter-disciplinary research works which would produce better knowledge.

Department of Economics, Kaliyaganj College is going to organize an ICSSR sponsored weeklong workshop in the month of July,2022 (during 18^th to 23^rd July ,2022) on the ‘Application of Econometrics Theory in Empirical Research: Use of STATA14 Software’. The main target of this workshop is to ignite the research minds of the teachers of the undergraduate colleges across the district of Uttar Dinajpur as well as for the aspirant students. Since the updated technical support in the field of empirical research work remains out of access for most of the teachers, their research outcome suffers from lack of technical expertise. Department of Economics in collaboration with IQAC, Kaliyaganj College wants to bridge the gap to upgrade the level of knowledge and expertise of teachers who want to continue their research in the respective field. Teachers from Social Science, Commerce and even Science Stream can take advantage of this workshop if they desire.

Professor Panchanan Das, Head of the Department of Economics, Calcutta University has agreed to act as the Chief Resource Person of this workshop. Dr. Anindita Sengupta, Associate Professor of Barrackpore Rastraguru Surendranath College and Adjunct Faculty of Calcutta University will also act as another resource person in the aforesaid workshop.

Interested teachers would have to register themselves for the workshop against Registration Fees. They are also expected to carry their own laptops for the workshop. There will be no provision for the TA to the teachers. However, the college will provide logistic supports to the Resource Persons including concessional rate of accommodation.

 

Dr. Chandan Roy

Convener, Workshop

Associate Professor& HoD, Department of Economics

Kaliyaganj College

SESSION OF THE WORKSHOP

Application of Econometric Theory in Empirical Research: Use of STATA 14 Software

 

Day 1: 18^th July, 2022 (Monday) : RESOURCE PERSON: AS

 

First Half: Analysis of cross section data-I (11.00-1.00PM)

·         Linear regression model

·         Estimation - OLS

·         Testing of hypotheses: t- test, F-test

·         Goodness of Fit

·         Tests for heteroscadasticity

·         Tests for multicollinearity

 

           LUNCH : 1.00-2.00PM

 

Second Half: (2.00-4.00PM)

·         Linear regression with categorical variables

·         Generating dummy variable

·         Estimating model with intercept dummy, slope dummy and interaction dummy

 

 

 

Day 2: 19^th July, 2022 (Tuesday) : RESOURCE PERSON: AS

 

First Half: Analysis of cross section data III(11.00-1.00PM)

 

·         Limited dependent variable model

·         Logit and probit estimation by maximum likelihood

·         Marginal effects at mean

·         Goodness of Fit

·         LR test  LUNCH :1-2PM

·           Second Half: (2-4PM)

·       Analysis of Instrumental Variables

·         Endogeneity

·         Cross section Instrumental Variables (IV)

·         Two Stage Least Squares

·         Weak Instruments, Tests for Endogeneity and Over identification

 

 

 

Day 3: 20^th July, 2022 (WED) : RESOURCE PERSON: AS

 

First Half: (11-1PM)

 

Analysis of pooled cross section data

·         Pooling of two independent cross section samples

·         Estimating time effect by allowing interaction time dummy   

LUNCH (1-2 PM)

Second Half (2-4PM)

Analysis of Panel Data

 

·         Construction of panel data

·         Estimation of error component model

·         Fixed effect / LSDV

·         Random effect

·         Hausman test

Day 4: 21^st  July, 2022 (THU) : RESOURCE PERSON: PD

 

Financial Econometrics – I

 

·         Analysis of trend behaviour – Concepts of stochastic trend and structural change

 

Application in Finance – Random walk hypothesis

Day 5: 21^st  July, 2022 (FRI) : RESOURCE PERSON: PD

 

·         Financial Econometrics – II

 

·         Estimating relationship between two or more time series variables – Cointegration and vector error correction

 

·         Application in Finance - Efficient market hypothesis

 

Day 6: 21^st  July, 2022 (SAT) : RESOURCE PERSON: PD

 

Financial Econometrics – III

 

·         Analysis of volatility clustering – ARCH and GARH models

 

·         Application in Finance – Analysis of risk behaviour in financial market

About Kaliyaganj College

 

Kaliyaganj College was established on 20^th August, 1968. Presently the college is affliated under University of Gour Banga. The College was NAAC accredited at B++ Level in its 2^nd cycle in 20016. The college has Arts, Science and Commerce stream with around 5000 students. The college also runs UG and PG courses under Netaji Open University in distance education mode. Even after situating within the ambit of rural and disadvantaged people, the objective and goal of the college remains enlightening the students with light of wisdom and build human beings with strong logical power and good moral background.

 

About Kaliyaganj

 

Kaliyaganj is the second most significant township in Uttar Dinajpur district after Raiganj, the District Headquarter (25 kms away from Raiganj). It is well connected by train routes and bus routes with the rest of the state as well as with the country. The distance between Kolkata to Kaliyaganj is around 450 km and following transports are available to reach Kaliyaganj

 

1)      Buses are available from Esplanade, Kolkata (usual departure time 8.00pm)

2)      Radhikapur Express: It departs from Kolkata Station (Chitpur) at 7.30pm and reaches Kaliyaganj at 6.30pm next day.

3)      Kulik Express: It departs from Howrah Station at 8.35am and reaches Kaliyaganj at 6.30pm same day.

4)      Gour Express/Shatabdi Express/Gour Express/ Darjeeling Mail/ Teesta Torsa: One can reach to Malda via any of these trains and reach Kaliyaganj within 2 hours by car/bus

5)      Buses are also available from Siliguri to Kaliyaganj. The distance is around 210 km.

6)      By Air: The nearest Air Port from Kaliyaganj College is Bagdogra Airport, which is only 190 km away from Kaliyaganj

 

Kaliyaganj College is only about 1 km away from Kaliyaganj Railway Station or Bus terminus.

 

CONTACT US

 

1.      DR. Chandan Roy, Convener &

Associate Professor& Head

Department of Economics, Kaliyaganj College

a.      Mobile: 9932395130

b.      Email Id: chandanroy70@gmail.com

 

2.      DR. P. K. Das, Principal, Kaliyaganj College

a.      Mobile: 9434305624

b.    Email Id: kaliyagnjcollege@rediffmail.com

 

 

Dr. Chandan Roy is Associate Professor and Head, Department of Economics, Kaliyaganj College, Uttar Dinajpur, West Bengal. After completion of M.Sc. in Economics from Calcutta University in 1994, he joined a weekly business Tabloid Business Economics as Researcher and Business Reporter and after that worked in a Bengali daily Bartaman..He also worked as a freelancer in different newsletters of Indian Express Groups and published many articles on Business and Commerce. Afterwards, he acquired M.Phil degree in Economics from Jadavpur University under Professor Rajat Acharyya and his M.Phil Dissertation was on “A Study on the Prospects of Indian Leather Exports”. He served Narendrapur Ramakrishna Mission Residential College, Haldia Government College and Netaji Nagar Day College before joining Kaliyaganj College in 2001. In May 2001, he joined Kaliyaganj College as Lecturer in Economics and became Head of the Department of Economics in 2004. He remained NAAC Coordinator for successive cycles of NAAC accreditation and shouldered several types of administrative responsibility in his college, like Bursar, AISHE Nodal Officer, NIRF Nodal Officer, Coordinator of Vocational Education under West Bengal State Council of Technical and Vocational Education and Skill Development. He did his Ph.D. from University of North Bengal in 2016. The title of his Ph.D. thesis is ‘Artisanal Silk Industry of West Bengal: A Study on its History, Performance and Current Problems’.

Dr. C. Roy actively participated in constructing Uttar Dinajpur District Human Development Report-2010 under the aegis of Planning Commission, Government of India and outlined the draft of Livelihood Chapter in that project and currently engaged in building up Dakhshin Dinajpur District Human Development Report. Dr. Roy published 35 papers in national and international peer-reviewed journals including few edited volumes. He edited several books ,e.g.,’ Right to Education: An Accelerator of Social Transformation and Economic Development’(2013), ‘International Trade & Inclusive Development’(2017) and a special issue of ‘Indian Journal of Social and Natural Sciences’(2015). He published two books on his research entitled ‘A Study on Bengal Silk Industry: Glorious Past to Deplorable Present’(2017) and ‘Saga of Bengal Silk and Handloom Industry’(2018). He worked as a ‘Regional Editor, North Bengal for a reputed Bengali Journal ‘Artha Bishleshan’. His present work of interest is on Women Empowerment, Regional Issues of Development and Sericulture Sector .

Beside academic sphere he has keen interest in poems and films. Many of his poems have been published in different magazines. Very recently his written tributary over his own poet teacher Pabitra Mukhopadhyay has drawn attentions of many. He writes blogs in social network sites and exchanges ideas with many eminent personalities in digital platforms.

 

CURRICULAM VITAE

CHANDAN ROY

Department of Economics

Kaliyaganj College

Kaliyaganj, Uttar Dinajpur-733134

West Bengal, India.

Tel : 03523-258030 (office), 09932395130 (mobile)

Email id: chandanroy70@gmail.com, chandanroy@kaliyaganjcollege.ac.in

 

Date of Birth: 7^th June, 1970

Nationality:  Indian

 

Education

·                     B.Sc. (Economics) in 1992 from Ramakrishna Mission Residential College, Narendrapur, Calcutta University.

·                     M.Sc. (Economics) in 1994 from Calcutta University.

·                     UGC-NET Qualified in 1998.

·                     M.Phil. (Economics) in 2000 from Jadavpur University, Title of Dissertation- A Study on the Prospects of Indian Leather Exports, Supervisor: Dr. Rajat Acharyya

·                     Ph.D. (Economics) in 2016 from North Bengal University, Title of Thesis – The Artisanal Silk Industry of West Bengal - A Study of History, Performance and Current Problems, Supervisor: Dr. Sanchari Roy Mukherjee.

 

Current Position

 

 

Associate Professor & Head of the Department, Department of Economics (June, 2014 onwards)

 

Assistant Professor in Economics (since 2001) & Head of the Department, Department of Economics (2001-2014)

 

 

Previous Position

 

Worked as Guest Faculty in Department of Economics, University of Gour Banga in Extension Lecture Programme  from  during July, 2014 to March, 2016

 

Worked as Part-time Lecturer in Economics at Netaji Nagar Day College, Kolkata during 1999-2001.

 

Worked as Part-time Lecturer in Economics at Haldia Government College,West Bengal during 2000-2001.

 

Worked as Part-time Lecturer in Economics at Ramakrishna Mission Residential College, Narendrapur during 1995-1998.

 

Worked as a Full-time Research Associate in Business Economics (aCalcutta based weekly tabloid) during 1996-97.

 

Administrative Position held

 

·                     Coordinator NAAC Steering Committee .

·                     Bursar, Kaliyaganj College

·                     Coordinator of Vocational Education & Training under WBCVE&T (since 2012).

·                     Coordinator of Coaching Classes for Entry in Services for SC, ST & Minorities, UGC sponsored courses (since 2012)

·                     Teachers representative in Governing Body, Kaliyaganj College(2010-2015)

·                     Member, Board of Studies,  University of Gour Banga (2010-13, 2015 till date)

·                     Coordinator, North Bengal Region, Society for Economics Research in Bengali (SERB) since January 8, 2016 till date

 

Editor

 

Guest Editor for the Special Issue of Indian Journal of Social & Natural Sciences (ISSN-2277-6117): Socio Economic Issues of West Bengal, Volume: 4, 2015.

 

Areas of Interest

 

Primary Field: International Trade, Human Development

Secondary Field: Education, Child Development, Women’s Studies

 

 

Teaching Areas

 

Microeconomics, International Trade, Mathematical Economics, Development Economics

 

Research Publication

 

A.    Book

 

Saga of Bengal Silk and Handloom Industry, New Academic Publishers, 2018

 

A. Edited Book

 

Right to Education – An Accelerator of Social Transformation & Economic Development (Co-edited with Jiten Barman), New Academic Publisher, 2013

 

International Trade & Inclusive Development-Emerging Issues & Enlarging Debates, New Academic Publishers,  2016

 

B.  Journal Publication

 

1.       “Sericulture as an Employment Generating Household Industry in West Bengal : A Study of Its Current Problems & Prospects” (Co-authored with Sanchari Roy Mukherjee and Santanu Ghosh), Arthabekhshan (ISSN 0972-1185), Vol. 21 No.3, December 2012, p.131-155.

 

2.      “A Study on Environmental Compliance of Indian Leather Industry & Its Far Reaching Impact on Leather Exports”, Foreign Trade Review (ISSN 0971-7633), Vol XLVII.No.2, July-Sept, 2012, p. 3-36.

 

 

3.      “Child Labour & Inclusive Education in Backward Districts in India” International Journal of Education (ISSN 1984-5476), Vol4.No.4, 2012.

 

4.      “Child Rights & Child Development in India” Indian Journal of Regional Science (ISSN 0046-9017),Vol. XXXXV.No.2,2013, p. 103-118.

 

 

5.      “Status and Empowerment of Women Workers in Sericulture of West Bengal : A Socio- Economic Analysis”(in Bengali & Co-authored with Sanchari Roy Mukherjee), Arthabisleshon (ISSN 2321-1903), Vol.2, No.1, 2014, p. 27-35.

 

6.      “An Analytical Study on Determinants of Income Generation in Rural Sericulture Sector of West Bengal” (co-authored with Sanchari Roy Mukherjee), Indian Journal of Economics & Development (ISSN:2320-9836 ), Vol.3, No.2, 2015. p.168-180.

 

 

7.       “Paschimbange Grameen Resham-shilpe Aay Srijon: Ekti Porjalochona” (coauthored with Sanchari Roy Mukherjee), International Journal of Humanities & Social Science Studies (ISSN : 2349-6959(online), 2349-6711(Print), Vol.I, Issue.VI,2015, p.15-21.

 

8.      “Growth & Development of Artisanal Silk Industry in West Bengal during Post Globalisation Period” (co authored with Sanchari Roy Mukherjee), Social Science Spectrum (ISSN: 2454-2806), Vol 1, No.2, June 2015, p.127-141.

 

 

9.      “Problems & Prospects of Sericulture Practices in West Bengal”, IMI-Konnect(ISSN: 2321-9378) 2015, Vol. 4, Issue 10. p.10-11.

 

10.   “Issues of Productivity, Employment and Exploitation in Artisanal Silk Industry of West Bengal”, (co authored with Sanchari Roy Mukherjee), Indian Journal of Social and Natural Sciences (ISSN 2277-6117),2015 Vol 4., 49-68.

 

 

11.  “The Silk Handloom Industry in Nadia District of West Bengal : A Study on Its History, Performance & Current Problems”. New Man International Journal of Multidisciplinary Studies (ISSN: 2348-1390), VOL. 4 ISSUE 7 JULY 2017, pp.50-66.

 

12. “Murshidabad Silk Industry in West Bengal: A Study of Its Glorious Past and Present Crisis”, (Co-authored with Arindam Dey) Indian Journal of Social Research, Vol59. Issue.2, 2018,p.225-244.

 

13.  “Women Empowerment Index: Construction of a Tool to Measure Rural Women Empowerment Level in India” (Coauthored with Susmita Chatterjee and Sangita DuttaGupta) Anveshak- International Journal of Management, [S.l.], p. 199-212, jan. 2018. ISSN 2350-0794. Available at: <http://www.i-scholar.in/index.php/aijm/article/view/166590>. doi:10.15410/aijm/2018/v7i1/119887.

 

14. “Gender & Entrepreneurship” Coauthored with Susmita Chatterjee and Sangita DuttaGupta), UTTARAN (Academic Journal of Maharaja Manindra Chandra College)(ISSN 2395-2415, Vol.6, 2018.

 

15. “Technology Advancement & Its Adoption: A Booster for Sericulture Development & Expansion in Madhya Pradesh”, (Coauthored with Rahul Rathor and Madhulika A. Sonawane)  International Journal of Social Science & Economic Research, 2019 Vol.4  Issue 5  pp.2455-8834.

 

16. “Sericulture: An Economic Boon for Madhya Pradesh (Special reference to Burhanpur District)”[ Coauthored with Rahul Rathor and Madhulika A. Sonawane], Journal of Emerging Technologies and Innovative Research(ISSN: 2349-5162).2019, Vol6.Issue6.p.662-668.

 

17. “A Study on Productivity and Empowerment of Women Intensive Sericulture Sectorof West Bengal”(coauthored with Sanchari Roy Mukherjee), Productivity..A Quarterly Journal of The National Productivity Council, Vol.61, Issue2, Jul-Sep, 2020,pp. 169-179.

 

 

 

 

C. Contribution in Edited Volume

 

1. “Value Education in Higher Education Institute : A Pre-condition for Sustainable Development”. In M. Kundu & J. Bhattacharya, ed,Philosophy of Values & Present Crisis (ISBN:81-8282-187-8),SPB,Kolkata,2012,p.149-156.

 

2.  “A Study on Dropout Problem of Primary Education in Uttar Dinajpur District, West     Bengal”. In C. Roy & J. Barman, ed, Right to Education: An Accelerator of Social Transformation & Economic Development(ISBN 978-81-86772-54-6), NAP, New Delhi, 2013, p.102-114.

 

3. “Arthosamajik Prekhhite Rabindranath-r Shikhshadarshan”(Socio-Economic Perspective of Tagore’s Philosophy of Education). In D. Bhowmick & A.Pal, ed, Shikshabroti Rabindranath: Darshan O Bhasabhabna (ISBN: 978-81-7572-348-1),Granthtirtho,2013, p.102-109.

 

4.    “An Expository Analysis on Environmental Compliance of Indian Leather Industry”. In B.B.Sen, I.U.Khan and M.Baidya, ed, A Review of Environmental Audit (ISBN:978-81-86722-58-4), New Academic Publishers, 2013, p.78-99.

 

5.    “Child Rights & Child Development in India”, In P.K.Barman and A, Rajak, ed, Human Rights in India: Problems & Prospects (ISBN:978-81-86772-59-1)NAP, New Delhi, 2013, p.87-100.

 

6.   “A Tale of Two Backward Districts of West Bengal”. In  K.Das, ed, Inclusive Education in India (ISBN: 978-81-8429-097-4), The Associated Publisher, Haryana, 2013, p.119-144.

 

7.     “Economic Backwardness of Uttar Dinajpur : A Block Level Analysis”, In D.C. Roy, ed, Economy of North Bengal(ISBN:97-818-6860-59-5)2013,p.484-501.

 

8.   “Reshom Utpadoner Arthonoitik Itihaas O Banglar Orthoniti”( History of Silk Production & Bengal’s Economy). In M. Chattyopadhhyay, ed, Itihaas Onusondhaan-28 (ISBN: 978-81-9108-744-4)Jan 2014, p. 345-351.

 

9.   “Land Productivity, Artisanal Efficiency & Income Generation in Artisanal Silk Industry of West Bengal” In A. Bhuinmali, K.K. Bagchi & S.R.Mukherjee, ed., North Bengal Development Perspective (ISBN: 978-93-81757-12-3) 2014, p.178-209.

 

10.     “Inclusive Development in Sericulture through Female Empowerment: A Case Study in Malda District, West Bengal”, In Kartick Das, ed, Inclusive Development in India, Regal Publications (ISBN : 978-81-8484-469-6)2015, p.94-110.

 

11.   “Changing Trade Pattern of Indian Silk Industry & Its Consequential Development Impact on Silk Artisans”, In S. Mookherjee, ed, Analytical Economics: A Research Journey, Mahishadal Raj College (ISBN: 978-81-924660-8-8) May, 2015, p.62-81.

 

12.   “Inclusive Trade in Indian Silk Industry during Post Globalized Era’’, In C. Roy, ed. International Trade and Inclusive Development: Emerging Issues & Enlarging Debates. (ISBN: 978-81-86772-92-8), New Academic Publishers, 2017.p.127-146.

 

13. “Gender and Entrepreneurship in India: A Right Based Perspective & Ground Reality”(coauthored with Susmita Chatterjee, In A.Bhattacharyya, ed. Human Rights and World Today (ISBN 768-93-5324-0001-1), Kalpaz Publications, Delhi, 2018, p.69-88.

 

 

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D.   Other Publication

 

1.   ‘Bengal Pharma Companies: Coming of Age’, West Bengal Pharma Preview, An Express Pulse Special Feature, Indian Express Group, June 20, 1996.

2.    ‘India seeks to consolidate its position in herbals’, Express Pharma Pulse, June 25, 1996.

3.    ‘AMRI: Providing Special Healthcare for Calcutta’, Express Pharma Pulse, July 18, 1996.

4.    ‘Do they take more than they give?’, Business Economics, Oct 14-20, 1996.

5.    ‘Beefing up our tottering infrastructure’, Business Economics, Oct 28-Nov3, 1996.

6.     ‘A New Indication of Change in International Trade: Cancun Summit’, Archi, 2004, p.20-24.

7.     ‘Imbalanced Solution of Agro Issues at Hong Kong Ministerial Meet 2006’, Archi, 2005, p.1-4.

8.     ‘Problems and Prospects of BPO with special reference to US and India’, Seminar Proceedings, Orientation Programme-63, University ofCalcutta, p. 199-201.

9.    ‘Performance Appraisal in Affiliated Colleges with special reference to NAAC Rating’, Seminar Proceedings, UGC sponsored seminar on ‘Performance Appraisal’ organized by Kaliyaganj College, March 22-23, 2005.

10.    “Chalochhite Naribaad, Khhamotayon ebong Uttoron: Prosongo Aparna Sen”( Feminism, Empowerment & Gender Promotion in Aparna Sen’s Films), Chandan Roy, Campus Archi, Journal of Kaliyaganj College (ISSN 2456-494X), 2017. pp.33-40.

 

E.    Abstract Publication

 

1.     ‘Situational Analysis of Women Workers in Sericulture : A Study of Current Trends & Prospects in West Bengal’, Summaries of the Conference Papers, 53^rd Annual Conference 17-19 December, 2011, Indian Society of Labour Economics, p.170.

2.    ‘Sericulture : An Employment Generating Small Scale Industry in West Bengal’, Abstract of 32^nd BEA Conference, 2012,Artha Beekhshan, Vol 20. No.4, 2012, p.128-129.

3.    “A Study on Income Generation in Rural Artisanal Silk Industry of West Bengal”, Abstract published in a Souvenir on a One Day National Seminar on ‘Agricultural & Rural Development in West Bengal: Challenges & Options, held at Vidyasagar University, Midnapore, 28^th November, 2014

4.      “A Study on Production, Trade & Employment of Indian Silk Industry during 1995-2015”, Abstract published in Book of Abstract on Govt. of West Bengal sponsored National Seminar on Contemporary Development Issues organized by Department of Economics, Raiganj University, Uttar Dinajpur during 19 and 20^th March, 2016.

6.      “Causes & Consequences of Privatization in Elementary Education in India”, Abstract published in Summary of Papers of Two-day UGC Sponsored National Level Seminar on Disinvestment and Privatisation- Impact on the Indian Economy, organized by Maharaja Manindra Chandra College, Kolkata during 16-17 December, 2016.

7.      “Swanirvor Gosthhi : Ek Unnoyoner Anughhotok”( Self Help Group: A Catalyst of Development), Abstract published in Summaries of Conference Papers in ICSSR Sponsored National Seminar “Ganotantro o Unnouoner Maan”( Democracy and Quality of development) organized by Kaliyaganj College (in collaboration with Society for Economic research in Bengali) on 3^rd March, 2017.       

 

F.  Conference & Seminar Presentation

 

1.       “Performance Appraisal in Affiliated Colleges (with special reference to NAAC rating)”. Paper presented at Kaliyaganj College in a UGC sponsored regional level conference on ‘Performance Appraisal’ held on 22^nd &23^rd March, 2005.

2.      “Globalisation & Development of BPO Sector in India”. Paper presented at the Department of Economics, University of North Bengal in a UGC sponsored National Seminar on “Globalisation & Development Strategies” held on 22^nd March, 2007.

3.      “A Study on the Dropout Problem of Primary Education in Uttar Dinajpur District, West Bengal”. Paper presented at Kaliyaganj College in a UGC sponsored National Seminar on “Right to Education: An Accelerator of Social Transformation & Economic Development” held on 18^th & 19^th November, 2011.

4.      “Value Education in Higher Education Institute : A Precondition for Sustainable Development”. Paper presented at Kaliyaganj College in a UGC sponsored State Level Seminar on “Philosophy of Values & Present Crisis” held on 2^nd & 3^rd December, 2011.

5.      “Sericulture: An Employment Generating Small Scale Industry in West Bengal”. Paper presented at Maulana Azad College, Kolkata in a UGC sponsored 32^nd Annual Conference of Bangiya Arthaniti Parishad on February 18 & 19, 2012.

6.      “Child Rights in India: A Socio Economic Analysis”. Paper presented at Kaliyaganj College in UGC Sponsored National Level Seminar on “Human Rights in India: Problems & Prospects”  held on 16^th & 17^th March, 2012.

7.      “A Situational Analysis of Women Workers in Sericulture”. Paper presented at Department of Economics, University of North Bengal in 18^th University Level Workshop on Research Methodology and Applications, held on 21^st & 22^nd March, 2012.

8.      “A Study on Environmental Compliance & Indian Leather Industry”. Paper presented at Kaliyaganj College in a UGC sponsored National Level Seminar on “Environmental Audit”, held on 22^nd & 23^rd  March, 2012.

9.      “আর্থ-সামাজিক উন্নয়নের নিরিখে রবীন্দ্রনাথের শিক্ষাভাবনা”. Paper presented at Kaliyaganj College in a UGC sponsored State Level Seminar on 29^th& 30^th March, 2012.

10.    “Status of Child Rights & Child Development in India : An Analysis of Regional Inequality”. Paper presented at Institute of Development Studies Kolkata in a week long workshop on Human Development during December 3-7, 2012.

11.    “রেশম উৎপাদনের অর্থনৈতিক ইতিহাস ও বাংলার অর্থনীতি”. Paper presented at Lady Brabourne College, Kolkata in the XXIX Annual Conference of Paschimbanga Itihas Samsad held during 24th to 26th January, 2013.

12.   “পশ্চিমবঙ্গের রেশমশিল্পে নারীশ্রমিকের সামাজিক অবস্থান ও ক্ষমতায়ন”, Paper presented in a workshop of Artha Bishleshan,  at St. Xavier’s College, Kolkata on 13^th July, 2013

13.   “Is trade-driven Development in Post-globalised silk industry inclusive ?” Paper presented at Department of Economics, University of North Bengal, in the 20^th University Level Workshop on Training in Research Methodology and Applications on 13^th & 14^th March, 2014.

14.   “A Study on Income Generation in Rural Artisanal Silk Industry”. Paper presented at Department of Economics with Rural Development  in the National Seminar on “Agricultural and Rural Development in West Bengal: Challenges & Options”, sponsored by ICSSR & Department of Higher Education, Government of West Bengal, held on 28^th November, 2014.

15.   “Sustainable Development: Definition & Goals”, Paper presented at Don Bosco- Nikita, Kolkata at a State level Resource Teachers’ Orientation Workshop  for National Children Science Congress during 12-14th  May, 2016

16.     “Impact of Trade-Openness on Inclusive Development of Artisanal Silk Sector”, Paper presented at UGC sponsored National Level Seminar held at Kaliyaganj College during 21-22 January, 2016

17.   “A Study on Production, Trade & Employment of Indian Silk Industry during 1995-2015”, paper presented at West Bengal sponsored National Seminar on Contemporary Development Issues organized by Department of Economics, Raiganj University, Uttar Dinajpur during 19 and 20^th March, 2016.

18.   “Causes & Consequences of Privatization in Elementary Education in India”, Paper presented at Two-day UGC Sponsored National Level Seminar on Disinvestment and Privatisation- Impact on the Indian Economy, organized by Maharaja Manindra Chandra College, Kolkata during 16-17 December, 2016.

 

 

Referees

 

1.   Professor. Rajat Acharyya

         Dean of Arts & Professor, Department of Economics

         Jadavpur University,         Kolkata-32

 

2.    Professor.  Sanchari Roy Mukherjee

         Professor, Department of Economics

         North Bengal University,  Darjeeling, West Bengal.

         Presently Vice-Chancellor of Dakshin Dinajpur University