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National Conference on
Economic Transformation for Inclusive Growth and Development

*26 - October - 2019*

Organized by
Department of Commerce and Management Studies
Vijaya Jyothi Degree College, Bagaluru, Bangalore – 562 149

“VIJAYA JYOTHI GROUP OF INSTITUTION” was established in 1990 with aim of imparting quality education for all the sections and society. Vijaya jyothi Degree College an important wing of Vijaya jyothi group of institutions located in Bagaluru, a few kilometres away from Kempe Gowda international Airport Bengaluru. The institution started with meagre strength of 25 students but now strength has been increased gradually. It has been established to provide an inspirational environment to all its students and to keep our commitment to bring quality education. VJDC is an innovative educational institution having strong teaching strength, which helps to deliver the efforts to make students self confident with leadership qualities.

The department of commerce and management studies established in the year 2018. Presently department running with two disciplines which are commerce and management. The department stationed with sufficient number of experienced facilities. Further it functioning in all the ways to for overall growth of students through nurtured in the application oriented methodology of learning. From time to time department has taken initiative to organize seminars, workshops, conferences with student centric ideology.

This conference will focus on how to promote sustainable and inclusive growth in the transforming economy. And it also intends to bring together Academicians, Researchers, Professionals, Industry Experts, Enthusiasts and decision makers to discuss about India’s socio-economic transformation for growth and sustainability.

The title should be brief. Abstract not more than 150 words, it should also include up to five key words about the paper. Full papers should not exceed 3000 words (including references). The paper should have an Introduction, Literature Review, Objectives/Research Gaps, Methodology, Analysis of Data, Limitations / Scope for Future Work, Conclusion, References (As Per APA Formatting). Margins: 2.5 cm. or 1 inch, Font: Times New Roman, 12 points, Spacing: 1.5. The paper should have a cover page giving the title, author’s name, complete address, telephone number, fax number, and email of the author. In case of co-authors, these details should also be provided for each co-author. Accepted abstracts will then develop into full draft papers, which will be further subject to peer review and plagiarism check. Correspondence will be sent to the first author unless otherwise indicated.

Last date for Abstract Submission 16/10/2019
Last date for Submission of Full paper & Payment of Registration Fee 20/10/2019
Papers in absentia also accepted upon request. The registration fee and dates will remain the same with postal Cost (Rs.150).

About Conference: India's Economic Transformation has promising macroeconomics; pro-growth initiatives and evolving monetary policy are presenting tremendous potential for overseas investors. In the past, India has been a challenging destination for foreign investors, but changes to the nation’s tax and regulatory codes could unify its fragmented regional markets and streamline new investment. Additionally, the government has launched a raft of political reforms and development initiatives to encourage investment promote exports and provide banking and telecom services to the nation’s underserved rural population. These changes are laying the groundwork for the modernization of India’s workforce and the rise of the digital economy on the subcontinent. And while recent demonetization efforts may have been painful, they are encouraging the Indian economy to make the leap from undocumented cash transactions to seamless mobile and e-commerce banking services.The reserve bank of India highlighted that demonetization and GST could transform Indian economy. Though, at the present scenariodoing business in India is complicated. But, the nation is undergoing a rapid transformation. Immense markets are opening to international commerce, and new infrastructure is bringing hundreds of millions of people into the global economy. Managing entry into the Indian market requires knowledge of the nation’s rapidly shifting regulatory and commercial landscape, but for companies that are willing to take the risk, the emerging Indian economy holds tremendous potential. India believes transformation will pave a way for inclusive economic growth and development. Growth without transformation would only reinforce the inequitable patterns of wealth inherited from the past. Transformation without economic growth would be narrow and unsustainable.