Developing SMEs in India: Study of SIDBI in the Post Reform Era

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR Ashok Kumar Mohanty

Dr. Ashok Kumar Mohanty is the Reader in the P.G. Department of Commerce, Berhampur University. He was the recipient of Gold Medal by security First Class First Position in M.Com. Examination, 1981 of the University. He is having twenty years of Post-Graduate and M.Phil. Teaching experience in Commerce, MFC, MBA and Future Studies. Dr. Mohanty did work on a U.G.C. sponsored research project on the Management f Technology Transfer for his doctoral degree. He has successfully guided for research scholars who were awarded with Ph.D. degree in the areas of rural banking, port infrastructure, investment banking and consumer protection, Presently scholars under his guidance working in the area of foreign trade and EXIM Bank, DFLs and LIC. He has written a book titled Technology Transfer in Indian Automobile Industry, “A Study on Operational Analysis of Regional Rural Banks in Rural Development”. Dr. Mohanty has published more than fifty research articles in various national and state journals of repute. He regularly participates in national and international seminars, conferences and workshops and he has already attended 40 such events by contributing articles so far. He was heading the P.G. Department of Commerce, Berhampur University during the period 2000-02 and was member of Senate, Academic Council, Regulation Committee, etc. of the University. He is the life member of academic bodies like Indian Accounting Association, Indian Academy of Social Sciences and Orissa Commerce Association. At present he is the Associate Editor of the Orissa Journal of Commerce the prestigious research journal of Orissa Commerce Association in the State.

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Title
Developing SMEs in India: Study of SIDBI in the Post Reform Era
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Edition
1st. ed.
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ISBN
9788189630874
Length
xi+232p., Illustrations; 23cm.
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