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IMPORTANT DATES OF THE SEMINAR:
Abstract Submission:
25 April 2015
Notification of Acceptance:
27 April 2015
Full Length Paper Submission Along With Registration
Form: 02 May 2015
A booklet with the printed abstract of all the accepted papers will be
printed and distributed at the seminar.
INCLUSIVE ECONOMIC GROWTH:
CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES
IN INDIA (NS-SIEG)
Adam Smith
The Father of Economics
8-9 MAY, 2015
REGISTRATION FEE:
Academician: Rs 700, Student/Research Scholar: Rs.300
(Registration fee includes seminar kit, launch and tea during the
session).
Note: There will also be a facility for on the spot registration. In case
of joint paper both have to be present in the seminar.
All interested participants are requested to get registered by
filling the attached registration form and send the same along with
demand draft drawn in favour of “PRINCIPAL NSCBM GOVT
DEGREE COLLEGE HAMIRPUR” payable at HAMIRPUR on or
before 02 May 2015.
Sponsored by
REGISTRATION FORM
UNIVERSTIY GRANTS COMMISSION, NEW DELHI
NATIONAL SEMINAR
on
SUSTAINABILITY OF INCLUSIVE ECONOMIC GROWTH:
CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES IN INDIA (NS-SIEG)
Organized by
Department of Economics
NSCBM Government Degree College Hamirpur
8-9 MAY, 2015
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Siganture
District Hamirpur (HP)-177001
(16 June 1723- 17 July 1790)
“No society can surely be flourishing and happy of which by
far the greater part of the numbers are poor and miserable. ”
-An Enquiry in to the Nature and Causes
of the Wealth of the Nations, 1776.
PATRON
Ms. Chanchal Kapoor
(Principal)
NSCBM Govt. Degree College Hamirpur
Phone No.-01972, 222227 (Office)
SEMINAR CONVENER:
Sanjeev Kumar
Assistant Professor (Department of Economics)
[email protected] Mob-98828-09564
SEMINAR CO-ORDINATOR:
Baljeet Jamwal
Associate Professor (Department of Economics)
SEMINAR ORGANISING SECRETARY:
B. K. Juneja
Associate Professor (Department of Economics)
ADVISORY COMMITTEE:
Prof. J S Chauhan, Department of History
Dr. H S Jamwal, Department of Mathematics
Dr. Anju Sehegal, Department of Botany
Dr. Chandan, Department of Physics
Prof. Sanjeev Thakur, Department of Sociology
ORGANISING COMMITTEE:
Prof. Aswani Sharma, Department of Zoology
Dr. Dharuv Pal Singh, Department of Commerce
Dr. Sanjay Kumar, Department of Geography
Prof. Mukesh Kumar, Department of Physics
Prof. Prakash Thakur, Department of Hindi
Prof. Praveen, Department of Computer Science
RESOURCE PERSONS:
Prof H.R. Sharma, CUHP, Dharmshala
Dr. Narender Awasthi, Former CoE, H. P. University shimla
Prof. Meenakshi Sooden, Himachal Pradesh University, Shimla
Prof. N.S. Bist, Himachal Pradesh University, Shimla
Prof. H.S. Parmar, Principal, Govt. College Bhoranj
Prof. Rajeev Kumar, Sri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC),
University of Delhi
Dr. Ram Singh, Delhi School of Economics (DSE), D.U.
Prof. Yogesh Gupta, National Institute of Technology, Hamirpur
Prof. Sikander Kumar, Himachal Pradesh University, Shimla
Prof. Bal Krishan Bali (Retd.),
Himachal Pradesh University, Shimla
Prof. Aparna Negi, Himachal Pradesh University, Shimla
Dr. Sudershan Kumar, Hindu College, University of Delhi
ABOUT THE SEMINAR:
The seminar proceeding is expected to contribute to the
principles of sustainable development. It is expected to contribute
to the future policy framing regarding various developmental
issues. On a common platform of sustainable development,
economists, thinkers, scholars and social scientists from various
fields would be able to discuss the developmental issues concerning
India. An attempt would be made to assess the progress made in
implementing the outcomes of the key global summits on
sustainable development by focusing on identifying and comparing
experiences in strengthening compliance and enforcement of
national and international environmental laws. It would be an
attempt to provide technical and political input on the legal
dimensions of environmental sustainability and propose outcomes
on social justice and equity, including a possible declaration on
human rights and sustainable development.
inclusive growth will be seen only in papers.
SUB THEMES OF THE SEMINAR:
1) Sustainable Development and Inclusive Growth: An
Overview.
2) Sustainable Development from Concept to Practice through
Participatory Development and Good Governance.
3) Education and Inclusive Growth.
4) Population Growth in the Decade of 2001-11 vis-a-vis
Emerging Trends of Economic Development in India and
Himachal Pradesh.
5) Viability of Natural Resources and Their Utilization in a Hill
Economy like Himachal Pradesh.
6) Empowerment and Role of Women in Sustainable
Development of India with special reference to Himachal
Pradesh.
7) Financial Inclusion & Economic Growth.
8) Governance for Sustainable Development: Principle, Policies
and Action Plan-Indian Case.
9) Role of Technology in Inclusive Economic Growth
CALL FOR PAPERS:
BACKGROUND:
Economic liberalization which began in the early 1990s has
accelerated India's growth rate to an average of 7 per cent year since
1997, up from 3.5 per cent in the 1970s. During this period India
transformed itself from an agricultural economy to a service
economy. Services now form 55 per cent of the Indian economy.
The growth and development of the Information Technology (IT)
and Information Technology Enabled Services (ITES) have had a
significant role in changing the face of the economy. The Indian
economy is headed in a new direction - striving to touch double –
digit annual growth rates, and a sustainable, equitable and inclusive
growth, taking into account the needs of all sections of society.
India's economic growth has passed through for major phases over
the past 60 years and is emerging to a new phase with a broad
objective of “Inclusive Growth”. The basic objective as stated by
the Planning Commission is 'faster, more inclusive and sustainable
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growth'. It was mentioned that the priority areas in 12 Five Year
Plan would be betterment of farmers, small industries and cottage
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industries. The objectives and targets of the 12 five year plan put
emphasis on the achievement of inclusive growth but, it is still a
burning question that whether this time India would be able to
achieve all the targets decided for the achievement of inclusive
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growth or like 11 Five year Plan it would lag behind and the
The research papers on the above mentioned sub-themes are
invited for this national seminar. The research papers should be
based on research experience and extensive review of literature in
the related field of study. All accepted papers of registered authors
will be included in the seminar proceeding and proposed to be
published in ISBN/ISSN (Book/Journal)
ABSTRACT:
An abstract of about 200-250 words typed in new Roman
font style and 12 point size in 1.5 line spacing with short and
appropriate title followed by name of the author with their
designation, institutional affiliation and complete postal address
including email ID user to be submitted to the seminar
convener/organizing secretary by e-mail followed by a two hard
copies on A-4 size paper on or before 25 April 2015.
All the relevant information regarding seminar may be
sent by e-mail to the Convener: [email protected]
ACCOMODATION:
Limited free boarding and lodging for outstation
participants will be provided on request depending upon the