North-Eastern Hill University
(A University with Potential for Excellence)
NAAC Reaccreditation (2009) : 'A' Grade
Shillong 793 022 India
 

Department of Commerce

 

Members of Faculty

N M Panda
Professor 		Management Accounting & Entrepreneurship
V K Shrotryia
Associate Professor & Head		 Organizational Behavior, HRM & Strategy
A P Pati
Associate Professor 		Finance
K C Kabra
Associate Professor
Accounting & Statistics
R A J Syngkon
Assistant Professor 		Managerial Economics & Entrepreneurship
S Kharmawphlang
Assistant Professor
Entrepreneurship & Marketing
S G Maji,
Assistant Professor 		Accounting & Finance
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Name NAGARI MOHAN PANDA
Contact No 0364-2723165 (O),
2726165 (R), 2551938 (R)
09436309185 (Mobile)
Email address  nagaripanda@yahoo.com
Qualification M. Com. LLB, (Utkal University) Ph D, (Manipur University) FDPM (IIMA)
Date of Joining NEHU 16th September 1985
Currently Teaching  
Ph D title Development of Entrepreneurship in Nagaland with Special Reference to Hotel Enterprises
Area of Interest Cost and Management Accounting, Entrepreneurship and Small Business Management
Current area of work:  Entrepreneurship Development in Developing /Backward Region, Women Entrepreneurship and Small Business Management
Publications  
Books:
  1. Activity-Based Costing for Indian Industries, Mittal Publications, New Delhi, 1999
Papers:
  1. The Impact of Macro Planning and Budgetary Supports on Small Scale Industrialization in Mizoram. 2006. SEDME. Vol 33. No 3. Pp 1-20.
  2. Management of Public Programmes: A Strategic Approach, Kangleipak Business Review, Vol.3, No.1, 2004, pp 43-52.
  3. An Approach to Implementation of Activity Based Costing System in India, The Business Review. Vol.10, No.2, 2004, pp.115-120.
  4. Marketing Management in Small Service Enterprises: A Case Study of Hotel Industry in Nagaland,   SEDME, Vol..30, No.2, 2003, pp.55-70.
  5. Product Pricing and Customer Profitability Analysis: Can Activity Based Costing Help Better Customer Relationship, The Business Review, Vol.7, No1&2, 2001, pp-101-107.
  6. Activity Based Cost Modelling, in Rao and Pradhan (Ed) “Strategic Management Accounting”, Deep and Deep Pub, New Delhi, 2000, pp208-215.
  7. What brings Entrepreneurial success in a developing region? Journal of Entrepreneurship, Vol.9, No.2, July-Dec.2000, pp. 199-212.    
  8. Occupational Mobility from the View Point of Entrepreneurship: The Nagaland Experience. Social change, Vol.30, No3&4, Sept-Decembner-2000, pp164-184.
  9. Size, Structure and Overall Quality of Employment in Private Sector Service Enterprises: A Case Study. Journal of the North Eastern Council, Vol.20, No.2, april-June 2000, pp.15-23.
  10. Population Dynamics and Quality of life in North East India in “Environment Resources and Development” by R.K.Rai, S.Singh, D. Nayak and B.S. Mipun (ed) The Geographical Society of North Eastern Hill Region (India), Shillong, 2000, pp.124-132.    
  11. Financing Hotel industry in Nagaland, Finance India, vol.XIV, No.4, December-2000, pp.1155-1164.
  12. Employment in Private Hotel Enterprises of Nagaland, The Indian Journal of labour Economics, Vol.43, No.4, 2000, pp-977-987.
  13. Unit Cost of Higher Education: A Case Study of North Eastern Hill University (a joint paper), Journal of Education Planning and Administration, Vol.XIV, No.3, 2000 pp-269-283.
  14. Human Resources Management in Small Enterprises: A Case Study of Hotel Industry in Nagaland, SEDME, Vol.27, No.3, September-2000, pp.95-107.
  15. Industrial policy and growth of entrepreneurship: A case study of hotel industry in Nagaland. Journal of the North Eastern Council, Vol.19, No.4, Oct-Dec 1999, pp.17-26.
  16. Cost reduction via activity based cost management. Management Accountant Vol. 34 (7) 1999: pp 525-529.
  17. Inevitability of Resource Sharing among University Libraries in North-East India-A  Pragmatic Approach” (Co-author). Herald of Library Science, Vol.37, No.1-2, Page 56-69, 1998.
  18. Applicability of Activity Based Costing in Emerging Economics” a joint paper with Prof. M. Gujarathi, Management Accountant, 32: (6), 1997, pp 448-52.
  19. Management Audit for Checking Management Obsolescence in Banks, State Bank of India Monthly Review, Vol. XXXIV, No.5, May 1995, pp.253-262.
  20. Consumer Audit: ‘Role of Students in Nagaland, Awakening’, Nagaland University,1995,   page. 1-4
  21. Transparency in Management Accountancy. in “Transparency in accountancy” by …………..(ed) Roopa Publication, Jaipur 1995.
  22. Quality of Life and Population Education. Indian Journal of Commerce, Vol. XLVIII, No.183, September 1995, pp.150-161.
  23. New Small Enterprise Policy : Towards Strengthening Small Sector to Face Economic Challenges. NEHU Journal of Social Sciences, Vol. XII, No. 1, pp. 28-42 (January – March 1994),  also in an edited book “State of Indian Economy” by D.D. Bhorali, Mittal Publications, 1995, pp.125-143.
  24. The Impact of Age and Income on Consumer’s Protective Behaviour in Nagaland: An Empirical Study”, NEHU Journal of Social Sciences, Vol.XIII, No. 1-4, 1995, pp33-40.
  25. Activity Based Costing : Towards Resolving Conflict Between Financial Accounting and Tax Accounting”, Guwahati University Journal of Commerce, 1995, Vol. IV pp.46-56.
  26. Application of Zero Base Budgeting in the Indian University System, Journal of Educational Planning and Administration, Vol. VIII, No.2, April 1994, pp.181-198.
  27. Uniformity in Social Reporting – A Pragmatic Approach for Public Sector Enterprises in India”, Indian Journal of Commerce, June 1993, Vol.XLVI, pp.1-11.
  28. Valuation of Human Resources in Indian Industries : An Evaluation”, The Journal of Accounting and Control, Vol.1, 1993, pp. 15-27.
  29. Economic Ideas of Nehru and their Catalytic Impact on Development in India, in ‘Nehru and North East India’ (ed) by H. Gangte, S. Chand and Sons Ltd. New Delhi, 1993, p 195-210.
  30. NERULIBNET  for Resource Sharing among University Libraries in NE Region : A Blue-Print” (Co-author), University News, Vol. XXXI, June 28, 1993, pp.11-16.
  31. The Problem of University Teachers in Nagaland : An Insider’s View”, paper presented in a seminar organised by ICSSR and NEHU in the Department of Education, NEHU, Kohima, on 6th May 1993, Seminar Report pp. 13-20.
  32. Consumer Education in Nagaland : A Priority, Silver Jubilee Souvenir of Kohima Arts College, 1992, pp.8-13.
  33. Nagaland – An Industrial Perspective, Himalaya Today, New Delhi, Vol. IV (1), January – August, 1992, pp.8-11.
  34. Practicability of Corporate Social Accounting – A Challenge to Accounts”, Research Bulleting of Institute of Cost & Works Accountants of India, Vol. X (1&2), Jan-June 1991, pp.63-71.
  35. Sickness in Small Industries- A National Problem, Indian Journal of Commerce, June 1989, p 37-60. also in “Small Industries Development in India” (ed) by V.S.P. Rao and D.Nagia, Discovery Publishing House, New Delhi, 1991, p 231-264.
  36. Measures to Tackle Unemployment Problem in Nagaland, Yojana, New Delhi, December 16-31, 1990.
  37. Nehru and the Planning Process Yojana, New Delhi, December 1-15, 1990.
  38. Self Employment Programme in Nagaland, The Warrior, Government of Nagaland, Vol.18(11), 1989, p 9-13.
  39. Emerging Trends of Population Growth in Nagaland, NEHU Journal of Social Science, Vol. VI(1), 1988, p 55-64.
  40. The Pattern of Financing  Development in Nagaland, NEHU Journal of Social Science, Vol. VI(2), 1987, p 4-17.
  41. Responsibility Accounting for Managerial control - A Behavioural Analysis, Management Accountant, ICWAI, Calcutta, Vol.22 (12), 1987.
Papers presented: More than 50
Academic Affiliations:  
Life member  All India Commerce Association
Indian Accounting Association
Indian Accounting Association – Research Foundation

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Name: AMBIKA PRASAD PATI
Contact No: 0364-2723166
Email address: apatiau@yahoo.com
Qualifications: M Com, M Phil, Ph.d, LLB (Utkal University), AICWA (ICWAI), DBF (ICFAI)
Date of Joining NEHU: 29th April 2002
Currently Teaching:
Adv. Financial Management, Management of Financial Institutions, Security Analysis and Portfolio Management, and Financial Markets and Instruments
Ph D title:
Development Banking In India: An Evaluation of Performance of IDBI
Area of Interest: Finance
Current area of work: Banking/Micro Finance.
Publications
Books:
  1. Regional Rural Banks in Liberalised Environment, Mittal Publication, New Delhi, 2005
  2. Financial Sustainability of Micro Financing”, Gyan Publishing House, New Delhi, 2010.
Papers
  1. Do households still prefer bank deposits? An analysis of shift in savings and savings determinants, IUP Journal of Bank Management, 2011, Vol. X, No. 1, Pp. 46-59.
  2. Disintermediation in Indian commercial banks: evidences from pre and post-liberalization phases, Journal of Applied Research in Finance, 2010, Vol.2 No 4, Pp.168-181.
  3. Carbon Trading: Global Market vs. Indian Market, The Management Accountant, Vol. 45 No. 10, October 2010, Pp.798-802.
  4. Financial Inclusion, Women and Inclusive Growth, The Indian Journal of Commerce, Vol.63, No.2, Apr-June 2010, Pp.174-182.
  5. Corporate Governance in Banks of India, Anti-Crisis Paradigms of Corporate Governance in Banks: A New Institutional Outlook (Ed) A Kostyuk, F Takeda and K Hosono, Virtus Interprise, Ukraine, 2010, Pp-333-352.
  6. Scaling the financial sustainability of SHGs-Bank Linkage Programme of micro financing in an underdeveloped region, Prajnan, Vol. XXXVIII, No.4, 2010, Pp. 253-267.
  7. Microfinance Intervention and Socio-economic Transformation; An Application of Propensity Score Matching and Difference-in-Difference Techniques, Macro Dynamics of Micro Finance (Ed) D Lazar, P Natarajan, and M Deo, Excel Books, New Delhi, 2010,Pp. 343-358.
  8. Does Micro Finance Bring Human Development?, Growth and Human Development in North-East India, (Ed) P Nayak, Oxford University Press,2009, Pp.217-232.
  9. Financial Exclusion to Inclusion-Do SHGs Help? Evidences from North east India, The Indian Journal of Commerce, Vol.62, No. 3, July-Sept, 2009, Pp.62-72.
  10. Addressing Challenges of Self Help Group Management, Prabandhan, Vol.1 No. 1, July 2009, Pp.76-88.
  11. Subsidy Impact on Sustaianability of SHGs: An Empirical Analysis of Micro Lending through SGSY Scheme, Indian Journal of Agricultural Economics, Vol. 64, No.2, Apr-June 2009, Pp. 276-288.
  12. Enhancing Financial Inclusion: The Catalytic Role of SHGs, The Management Accountant, Vol. 44 No 5, May 2009, Pp.384-388.
  13. Micro Credit as Catalyst to Women Empowerment: Evidences and Observations, in Micro Finance-Performance Evaluation and Enterprise Development (Ed) Lazar and Deo, Allied Publisher, New Delhi, 2009, Pp.304-313.
  14. Subsidised Micro Financing and Financial Sustainability of SHGs, The Indian Journal of Commerce, Vol.61, No. 4 Oct-Dec, 2008, Pp.137-150.
  15. Micro Finance and Empowerment of Women, in Micro Finance and Rural Development in India (Ed) Das, Nanda and Rath, New Century Publication, New Delhi, 2008, Pp.30-39.
  16. Corporate Governance Interventions and Performance of Indian Banks, The Journal of Bank Management, Vol. VI, No. 1, Feb 2007, Pp. 18-37.
  17. International Commitments and Transformations in Indian Banking, Business Vision, Vol.3, No.1, Jan-June, 2007, Pp.45-61.
  18. Micro Finance Intervention and Growth of Micro-Enterprises: A Study of North Eastern Region”, in “Entrepreneurship in Micro-Enterprise and Service Sector”, (Ed) Moharana and Tripathy, Dept. of Commerce, Utkal University, 2007, Pp.119-131.
  19. Disintermediation in Financial Services: An Empirical Investigation of Indian Banking Sector, The Indian Journal of Commerce, Vol. 59, No.3, July-Sept, 2006, Pp.153-163.
  20. Does Corporate Governance Matter in Indian Banking? Policy Implications on the Performance, Conference Proceedings, Ninth Capital Market Conference, 2005, Indian Institute of Capital Markets, Mumbai, also inSocial Science Research Network, 2006.
  21. Micro Financing and Empowerment of Poor in Meghalaya: The Need for Learning from the Experience, Rural Transformation in Northeast India,(Ed) Gautam and Bezbaruah, Dept. of Commerce and Dept. of Economics, Gauhati University, 2006, Pp.319-332.
  22. Corporate Governance in Public Sector banks: Issues and Challenges, The Journal of Accounting and Finance, Vol. 19, No. 1, Oct-Mar, 2005, Pp.54-66.
  23. A Study on the Viability of RRBs as Rural Financial Institutions in the Liberalised Environment, Globalisation and Development Dilemma, (Ed) Behera, Mittal Publication , New Delhi, 2004, Pp. 247-263.
  24. Viability of RRBs as Rural Financial Institutions of India: A Micro-Level Study in the Context of Liberalised Environment, Asian Profile, Vol. 31, No.6, Dec. 2003, Pp.507-524.
  25. Prospective Governance Problems in Demutualized Stock Exchanges of India: Issues and Prescriptions, NSE News, NSE, Bombay, Oct. 2003, Pp.8-13.
  26. DFIs in Transition: The Indian Experience, Marketing Effectiveness in Banking, (Ed) Sharma & Kaur, Anmol Publication, N.Delhi, 2003, Pp.104-117.
  27. Effectiveness of EDPs in Northeast Region: A Critical assessment, Entrepreneurship Development: Policies & Strategies, (Ed) Moharana and Tripathy,  Dept. of Commerce, Utkal University, 2003, Pp.161-171.
  28. An Empirical Study on the Financing Pattern of DB’s and Its Impact on the Development of Northeast Region, Asian Profile, Vol.29, No.6, Dec. 2001, Pp-521-528.
  29. Non-Performing Assets: Causes, Consequences, and Cures, The Management Accountant, Vol.34, No. 11,  Nov. 1999, Pp. 853-857.
  30. Flow of Foreign Investment into India: Myths and Realities, The Journal of Commerce, Vol.VII, 1999, Pp.77-83.
  31. Identifying New Strategic Fields for STUs in the Changing Environment, Surface Transport in India (Ed)- Mathur and Agarwal, Printwell Publ., Jaipur, 1999, Pp.49-57.
  32. Redefining the Role of Major Players in Corporate Governance, The Indian Journal of Commerce, Vol.51, No.4, Oct-Dec’1998, Pp.139-146.
  33. Impact of Liberalization on Operational Efficiency of Development Banks, The Indian Journal of Commerce, Vol. XLIX, No.188, September 1996, Pp.37-40.
  34. Impact of Financial Sector Reforms on Development Banks: A Case Study of IDBI, The Utkal Business Review, Vol. XIII, 1994-95, Pp.10-17.
  35. Soft options for STUs in Liberalized Economy: A Case Study OSRTC, The Indian Journal of Public Enterprise, Vol. 9, No.17, Dec.1994, Pp.45-53.
  36. Economic Liberalization and SSIs in India, The Utkal Business Review, Vol. XII,  1993-94, Pp.56-61.
  37. Backward Area Development: The Role of IDBI, The Utkal Business Review, Vol. XI,  1992-93, Pp.60-6
Research Projects completed / ongoing
  1. Minor (UGC):   “Operational Efficiency of RRBs in North-East: A Case Study of Subansiri Gaonlia Bank”,  July 2002
  2. Major (ICSSR): “Financial Sustainability of Micro Lending Through SHG-Bank Linkage Programme: A Study on Meghalaya”,  July 2007
  3. Major (UGC) : Capital Structure and Sustainability: An Empirical study on Indian Micro Financing Institutions, 2011, Ongoing
Ph D Supervised:
Sl.No.
Title of Research Work
Name of Scholar
1.
Knowledge-Based Decision Support System for Prevention of NPAs in Commercial Banks
 B Debnath
2.
 Impact of Bank Linkage Micro Credit Programme on the Growth and Development of Micro Enterprises: A Study on Meghalaya S Rajbongshi
3.
 Disintermediation in Financial System: An Empirical Study of Indian Commercial Banks D Shome
Awards:
  1. Best Business Academic of the Year (BBAY) Award, 2007, by All India Commerce Association.
  2. Best Business Academic of the Year (BBAY) Award, 2009, by All India Commerce Association
Papers presented: 29
Academic Affiliations
Life Member: All India Commerce Association

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Name VIJAY KUMAR SHROTRYIA
Contact No +91-364-2723167 (O)
+91-364-2726167 (R)
9436335581 (M)
Email address vkshro@gmail.com
vkshrotria@nehu.ac.in
Qualifications M Com, LL B, Ph D, (MJP Rohilkhand University)
Date of Joining NEHU 13th May 2002
Currently Teaching
Organizational Behavior, Strategic Management and Human Resource Management 
Ph D title 
Human Resource Accounting in India – a case study of BHEL
Award Young Researcher Award - 2001
by Indian Accounting Association
Fellow Fellow of Indian Commerce Association
Area of Interest Organizational Happiness
Current area of work: Satisfaction and Happiness
Visiting Fellow (Oct 2003) UGC Visiting Fellow, Department of Commerce, Mizoram University, Aizawl.
Earlier Assignments Sherubtse College, Royal Govt of Bhutan, Aug 1993 – May 2002.
Personal Website www.webng.com/vkshrotryia
Member Board of Studies, William Carey University, Shillong
Member Editorial Board Review of Management
Guest Editor Invertis Journal of Management (ISSN 0975-6310)
Publications
  1. Commerce Education and Educators: Challenges for North-Eastern Region in Role of Commerce Education in the Economic Development of the North-Eastern Region, Seminar Proceedings, (ed AK Sarma), 2011,  p 1-5
  2. Remembering CK Prahalad (1941-2010): His Life and Academic   Contributions: Invertis Journal of Management, Vol 2 (2) 2010, p 183-189.
  3. Culture, Industrialisation and Multiple Domains of Employees’ Job Satisfaction: A Case for HR Strategy Redesign in India. International Journal of Human Resource Management (coauthors – Thomas Lange & Gail Pacheco) Vol. 21, No. 13, October 2010, 2438–2451.
  4. Commerce and Accounting Education at crossroads in India: an academician’s dilemma in Commerce and Accountancy Education: Issues and Challenges (conference proceedings) edited by ICAI, New Delhi, 2010, p 91-99
  5. Commerce Education In India – past present and future, in Commerce Education in North-East India (ed A Rajmani Singh), 2010, Mittal Publications, p 99-106
  6. Intangibles – Identification, Management and Future. Invertis Journal of Management. Vol 1, No 1, July-Dec 2009, Pp 63-72
  7. Shift in the Measures of Quality of Life viz-a-viz Happiness: A Study of Phongmey Gewog and Trashigang Town in Eastern Bhutan, Chapter 27 in Gross National Happiness: Practice and Measurement (eds. Dasho Karma Ura and Dorji Penjore) 2009, The Centre for Bhutan Studies (ISBN 978-99936-14-52-4) Thimphu: Bhutan, p. 525-547
  8. Development and Rural Happiness: Issues, Challenges and Strategies. In ‘Co-operative management and Development – Text and Cases’ Part One. (ed. Rais Ahmed), 2009, Mittal Publications, New Delhi, India, Pp 117-134)
  9. Tourism in Meghalaya – Policy, Problems and Prospects. In ‘Globalisation and Economic Development’ Part Three. (ed. Rais Ahmed), 2009, Mittal Publications, New Delhi, India, Pp 1099-1107 (co-author with Priya JW Dkhar)
  10. Government Accounting Practices in Bhutan. Business Analyst.  Vol 1, No 1 (New Series) April-Sept 2006, New Delhi, India. Pp 71- 84
  11. The Relationship between Accounting and Human Behavior: A step   towards attaining Organizational Happiness. Gurukul Business   Review, Vol 2, Spring 2006. (ISSN: 0973-1466) p. 94-99.
  12. Happiness and Development – Public Policy Initiatives in The  Kingdom of Bhutan. Happiness and Public Policy: Theory, Case  Studies, and Implications, (eds. Lok Sang Ho & Yew Kwang Ng).  2006.Macmillan-Palgrave, UK.
  13. Understanding of Happiness amongst Bhutanese People. In  Towards Quality of Life Improvement, red. W. Ostasiewicz.  Materiały z konferencji Quality of Life 2005, Seria Ryzyko,  Asekuracja i Statystyka. Wrocław 2005.
  14. Inflow of Tourists in Meghalaya – a study for the period 1997- 2004. Seminar Proceedings. Shillong Commerce College,  Shillong, Meghalaya (This regional seminar was held at Shillong on  4-5 March, 2005).
  15. Perspectives on relevance of Gandhi for Happiness and   Development. Anasakti Darshan, International Journal of   NonViolence in action, Vol 1 No 1 January-June 2005. Pp 92- 103.
  16. Corporate Governance in Public Sector Banks – Issues and  Challenges. Journal of Accounting and Finance, Vol 19, Number  1, Oct 2004-March 2005, Pp 54-66. India. (Co-authored with Dr AP  Pati).
  17. Historical Cost Vs Replacement Cost - Accounting for Human  Potential. Business Analyst. Vol 25, No 2, July-December 2004,  New Delhi, India.
  18. Managing Stress: Critical Incident Stress Management Techniques.  In Disaster Management, (eds BP Sahu & J Mawthoh).  2003, Centre of  Adult and Continuing Education, NEHU, Shillong,
  19. Human Factor in Future: A Challenge of the Change. Delhi  Business Review (ISSN: 0972-222x) Vol 4, No 1, Jan-June 2003,  p75-81.
  20. Accounting Principles and Agriculture – the issues. Proceedings of  Workshop on The Impact of Agricultural Infrastructures on   the Economic Development of a State. NERIST. Arunanchal  Pradesh. India. 2001, p 160-164.
  21. Valuing People’s Potential - a step towards improving Gross  National Happiness. Sherub Doenme (ISSN: 1027-0922) Vol 4: (1  & 2) 1998, Bhutan.
  22. Human Resource Accounting Practices in Bharat Heavy Electricals  Limited. Journal of Accounting and Finance (ISSN: 0970 –  9029) Vol XII: (1) 1998, India.
  23. Managing men through Human Resource Accounting. Sherub   Doenme (ISSN: 1027-0922) Vol 1 & 2: (1) 1998, Bhutan.
  24. Employees as an asset – a Conceptual debate. Sherub Doenme (ISSN 1027-0922) Vol 2: (1) 1996, Bhutan.
  25. Depicting Worth of Employees in the Financial Statement - an antibiotic for Industrial Sickness. in Identification & Rehabilitation of Industrial sickness, by Ramakant & SC Jain (eds) 1996, Pointer Publications, Jaipur, India
Book Reviews:  
  1. The Tao of Loyalty - winning with employees by Ajit Rao (2006), Response Books, SAGE, New Delhi, India, Pages 257] Invertis Journal of Management, Vol 3 (1), Jan 2011, p 101-105.
  2. ‘Business Policy and Strategic Management – Concepts and Applications’ by Vipin Gupta, Kamala Gollakota & R Srinivasan, Prentice Hall of India. India, 2005. Business Analyst. Vol 1, No 1 (New Series) April-Sept 2006, New Delhi, India. Pp 124-125.
  3. ‘True Leaders – How Exceptional CEOs & Presidents Make a Difference by Building People and Profits’ by Bette Price & George Richeske, Corpos Collosum Learning Pvt Ltd. Mumbai. 2006. Business Analyst. Vol 1, No 2 (New Series) Oct 06-March 07, New Delhi, India. Pp 141-144.
Ph D Supervised:
Sl.No.
Title of Research Work
Name of Scholar
1.
Human Resource management in Tourism Industry: A Study of Hotels in Meghalaya
Priya J.R. Dkhar
2.
 Customer satisfaction in SBI and other PSBs: A Study of Meghalaya Roshmi Dey
Projects completed

United National Fund for Population Activities (UNFPA) funded project (2000) - ‘A Survey study of Population Quality of the residents of Phongmey and Trashigang: finding derivatives to value Gross National Happiness’.
Papers Presented: 60
Academic Affiliations
Member:

- All India Commerce  Association (National Executive Member)
- Research Development Association
- Indian Accounting Association (formerly National Executive member)
- Indian Academy of Applied Psychology (IAAP)

Past Member International Society for Quality of Life Studies (ISQOLS) United States (2004-2006)

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Name K. C. KABRA
Contact No/s 0364-2723191 (O),
9436309498 (M)
9436336235 (M)
Email address kabranehu@gmail.com, kckabra@nehu.ac.in
Qualification/s
M.Com, Ph.D, (all from JR Nagar Rajasthan Vidyapeeth University, Udaipur)
Date of Joining NEHU
18th September 1993
Currently Teaching 
Corporate Accounting, Corporate Reporting Practices, Cost and Management Accounting, Financial Management & Statistics
Ph D title
Business and Industry in Mizoram (A Study of Developments since 1872 and Present Status)
Area of Interest
Accounting and Taxation
Current area of work:
Small Business Finance
Earlier Assignments:
Pachhunga University College, Aizawl, Pandit Udai Jain College, Jawahar Vidyapeeth, Kanore (Raj.)
Publications:
Books
  1. Economic Growth of Mizoram: Role of Business & Industry, Concept Publishing Co, New Delhi.
Papers
  1. Human Development in Assam: Aspects of Attitudinal Change, Banijya, Vol. 1, No. 1, July 2008, Pp. 62 – 72.
  2. Co-operative Financing in Mizoram: A case study of Mizoram Co-operative Apex Bank Ltd.), Journal of Business and Finance, Vol. 1, No.1, July, 2008, Pp.75-96.
  3. Indo-Bangla Border Trade: A case study of Mizoram. In Global Convergence of Commerce Education (ed) GP Prasain, Himalaya Publishing House, New Delhi, 2007.
  4. Fair value Accounting- Does it require accounting principle or accountants’ principle? Vanijya, Vol 17, March, 2007 Pp 31-45.
  5. Financing of Business & Industry in Mizoram. Kangleipak Business Review. Vol 4 No 1 December 2006. Pp 62-71.
  6. The Impact of Macro Planning and Budgetary Supports on Small Scale Industrialization in Mizoram. 2006. SEDME. Vol 33. No 3. Pp 1-20.
  7. Border Trade in Mizoram: Emerging Trends and Future Prospects. 2006. In Challenges of Development in North-East India, (eds) David R. Syiemlieh, Anuradha Dutta, & Srinath Baruah. Regency Publications. New Delhi.  Pp 348-376.
  8. Entrepreneurship and Information Technology in Mizoram. 2006. In Entrepreneurship and Small Scale Industries (ed) GP Prasain. Akansha Publishing House, New Delhi. Pp 205-216.
Papers Presented 16

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Name RICKY A J SYNGKON
Contact No/s  0364-2723168 (O)
94361-01783 M
Email address rickyajs@yahoo.com
Qualification/s M A (Eco) M Com, Ph D
(all from NEHU)
Date of Joining NEHU 9th April 2002  
Currently Teaching Managerial Economics, Small Business Management
Ph D title
Development of Small Scale Industries in Meghalaya: a case study of East khasi hills
Area of Interest Small Business & Entrepreneurship
Current area of work: Entrepreneurship among the hill tribes
Earlier Assignments:  
Publications:  

Papers

  1. Emergence of Small Scale Industries and Entrepreneurship in the Rural Areas of North eastern States of India: An Analytical Approach, in ICFAI Journal of Entrepreneurship Development. June 2008 Vol V No2 pp. 6-22
  2.  Marketing Management and Entrepreneurship Development in a Tribal Dominated Economy: A Case study of Small Scale Industries in East Khasi Hills District of Meghalaya, in ICFAI Journal of Entrepreneurship Development. Dec 2007 Vol IV No 3 pp 30-48.
  3. “Marketing Management and Entrepreneurship Development in a Tribal Dominated economy”, in North East Economy: Problems and prospects.  (Ed) Sudha Menon. ICFAI University Press, Hyderabad 2007
  4. Economic Behaviour of Small Scale Industries in Meghalaya: An Econometric Analysis, in ICFAI Journal of Entrepreneurship Development. Sept. 2007 Vol IV No 4 pp. 28-47.
  5. Entrepreneurship in Meghalaya: An Overview, in Journal of NEC Oct-Nov 2002, Vol 22 No 4 pp 29-35.
Papers Presented 5

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Name MRS SHIMTI KHARMAWPHLANG
Contact No/s 0364-2723163 (O)
98630-97906 (Mobile)
Email address s_kharmawphlang@yahoo.com skharmawphlang@nehu.ac.in
Qualification/s M Com, (NEHU) DFM (NELEM, Chennai)
Date of Joining NEHU 14th December 2005
Currently Teaching  Financial Market and Instruments, Small Business Management
Area of Interest Finance and Marketing
Current area of work:
Management of Small business, Entrepreneurship and Marketing
Earlier Assignments  

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Name SANTI GOPAL MAJI
Contact No +91-364-2723169 (O)
+91-9434030244(M)      
Email address Sani_2india@yahoo.co.in
Qualifications M Com, PhD (The University of Burdwan), DBM (ICFAI)
Date of Joining NEHU 16th February, 2010
Currently Teaching
Adv. Financial Management, Financial Risk Management, Cost and Management Accounting,  Application of IT in Business 
Ph D title 
A Study on the Impact of Operating and Financial Leverages on Profitability of some Selected Companies in the Manufacturing Sector
Area of Interest Banking & Finance
Current area of work

Banking, Corporate Finance, IT in Business
Earlier Assignments Guskara Mahavidyalaya, The University of Burdwan, May 2005 – February 2010
Publications
Papers
  1. Retail Banking in India: Problems and Remedies , in K. Sivakumar (Edn.), Trends and Research in Management, CBA Publishers, Chennai, 2011, ISBN – 978-93-80430027, Pp. 301-307, co-author S. Dey
  2. Operational Efficiency of Commercial Banks in India: A Empirical Analysis,  in James P S, Roji George and Roshna Varghese (Edn.), Rediscovering Finance & Banking, EXCEL India Publishers, N. Delhi, 2010, ISBN – 978-93-80697-18-5, Pp. 29-43, co-author S. Dey
  3. Credit Card Frauds and the Means to Prevent Them, SNS Journal of Marketing, Vol. 1, January – June 2010, ISSN - 0975-7627, Pp. 64-69, co-author S. Dey
  4. Cost Efficiency of Selected Public Sector and Private Sector Banks in India: An  Empirical Study, in James P S, Roji George and Roshna Varghese (Edn) Finance & Banking – A Collection of Contemporary Research, EXCEL India Publishers, N. Delhi, 2009, ISBN – 978-93-80043-38-8, Pp. 47-55, co-author S. Dey
  5. Retail Banking in Indian Commercial Banks: A Study, Banking Finance, Vol. XX, December 2007, ISSN- 0971-4498, Pp. 5-10, co-author S. Dey
  6. Mergers and Acquisitions, Yojana,  Vol. 51, November 2007, ISSN - 0971-8400, Pp. 62-64, co-author S. Dey
  7. Integrated Activity Based Costing and Economic Value Added System in Manufacturing Organization: A Case Study, The Chartered Accountant, Vol. 56, September 2007, ISSN -0009-188X, Pp.487-492, co-author S. Nandi
  8. Determinants of Capital Structure of Indian Companies: Pecking Order or Trade-off Hypothesis, The Icfai Journal of Applied Finance, Vol. 13, May 2007, ISSN - 0972-5105, Pp.5-16, co-author S.K. Ghosh
  9. Application and Impact of IT in Indian Banking Sector, Prabaha, No. 1, March 2007, Pp. 24-27
  10. Bancassurance: An Indian Scenario, The Insurance Times, February 2007, Vol. XXVII, ISSN - 0971-4480, Pp. 21- 25, co-author S. Dey
  11. Need to Improve Customer Service in Banks: An Indian perspective, The Management Accountant, Vol. 41, December 2006, ISSN- 0972-3528, Pp. 957-960, co-author S. Dey
  12. Productivity and Profitability of Select Public Sector and Private Sector Banks in India: An Empirical Analysis, The Icfai Journal of Bank Management, Vol. V, November 2006, ISSN - 0972-6918, Pp. 59-67, co-author S. Dey
  13. Impact of Operating Leverage on Profitability: An Empirical Study on Selected Indian Industries, The Management Accountant, Vol. 41, August 2006, ISSN - 0972-3528, Pp. 660- 667, co-author S.K. Ghosh
  14. Working Capital Management Efficiency: A Study on the Indian Cement Industry, The Management Accountant, Vol. 39, May 2004, ISSN - 0972-3528, Pp. 363-372, co-author S.K. Ghosh
  15. Utilisation of Current Assets and Operating Profitability: An Empirical Study on Cement and Tea Industries in India, Indian Journal of Accounting, Vol. XXXIV (1), December 2003, Pp. 52-55, co-author S.K. Ghosh
  16. Management of NPAs in Urban Co-operative Bank: A Case study of Khatra People’s Co-operative Bank , The Management Accountant, Vol. 38, March 2003, ISSN - 0972-3528, Pp.195-207, co-author S. Dey
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