Dr. Bibhu Prasad Kar

Dr. Bibhu Prasad Kar

Assistant Registrar & Visiting Faculty Management

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About Bibhu Prasad Kar

He has worked with IIM Ahmedabad & IIM Indore as Research Associate and Academic Associate (2005-2010) in Business Policy and Strategic Management area respectively. Prior to joining NLUO, he was working with Indian School of Business (ISB), Hyderabad as Research Associate and Senior Academic Associate (2011-2014) in Faculty and Research Department (Strategic Management area). He is working in NLUO since 2014. He has also worked with State Bank of India and ICICI bank in managerial cadres.

Research Interest:
Strategy Implementation in Small and Medium Firms, Sustainability Strategies, Marketing Strategy, Intellectual Property Management in small and medium firms

Subject Taught:
Marketing Management, Strategic Management, Competitive Strategy, Entrepreneurship

Qualifications

  • Bibhu Prasad Kar has done his B.B.A,
  • M.B.A in Strategic Management and Marketing Management (Dual Specialisations)
  • Ph.D. in Management from Department of Business Administration, Utkal University.

 

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  • Kar, Bibhu, Dasri, Suresh & Qutubuddin, Mohd Khaja (2013) ” Family Business Succession: Changing trends or still on the same tracks” paper presented in Fourth Asian conference on Family Business, 1st – 3rd February, 2013 at ISB, Hyderabad.
  • Mishra, A K & Kar, B P (2013) “Are Private Banks More Sound And Efficient Than Public Sector Banks: An Assessment Based On Camels And Data Envelopment Analysis Approach” presentedin 49th Annual Conference of the Indian Econometric Society (TIES) held at Department of Statistics, Patna University, Patna during January 9-11, 2013.
  • Kar, Bibhu Prasad and Kalyani, Munna (2012), “Rural Management in Indian Scenario” paper presented in 1st National Symposium on Rural Management, Building Professionals for Inclusive Development, 9th-10th November 2012 at Xavier Institute of Management, Bhubaneswar.
  • Borah, S., Sharma A., Kar, B., (2011), “Understanding effectiveness of product placement among different movie genres” Paper presented in 7th SIMSR Asia Marketing Conference Organized by K. J. Somaiya Institute of Management Studies & Research, Mumbai, India from 6th to 7th January, 2012
  • Mishra, A K & Kar, Bibhu., (2011) “Linkages between Growth and Infrastructure Investment in India.” Paper presented in 48th Annual Conference of the Indian Econometric Society held at Pondicherry University, Puducherry, from 9th to 11th January, 2012

Projects

  • Chittoor, Raveendra & Kar, Bibhu (2014) “India’s Largest Transnational Corporations” ISB Insight, July – September 2014, pp.50-57
  • Mishra, A K and Narendra, K and Kar, B P (2013) Growth and infrastructure investment in India: Achievements, challenges, and opportunities. Economic Annals, 58 (196). pp. 51-70.
  • Mishra, A K & Kar, B P (2013) “Are Private Banks More Sound And Efficient Than Public Sector Banks: An Assessment Based On Camels And Data Envelopment Analysis Approach” Research Journal of Recent Sciences in April,2013 Issue, pp.28-35.
  • Kar, Bibhu & Kalyani Munna (2012) “Capabilities of Entrepreneurs In Execution Of Strategy In SSIs In Two States of India: A Comparative Study” Prabandhan: Indian Journal of Management, Nov. 2012, pp.14-23.
  • Kar, Bibhu Prasad & Kalyani M (2011), “Success and Failure of Entrepreneurs in Implementation of Strategic Programmes in Small Scale Enterprises in Two States of India: A Comparative Study” European Journal of Business and Management. Vol 3, No.10, 2011, pp. 86-99.
  • Kar, Bibhu Prasad, Sharma A, Borah Sorav (2011), “Attrition in SMEs: The Causes” European Journal of Business and Management. European Journal of Business and Management Vol.3. No. 5, 2011, pp 5-16,
  • Das, Keshab, Kar, Bibhu Prasad and Palan Harit, a report titled “Small and Medium Enterprise (SME) Competitiveness: Issues and Initiatives”
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Mr. Bawaskar Raosaheb

Mr. Bawaskar Raosaheb

Visiting Faculty (Political Science)

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About Mr. Bawaskar Raosaheb

Mr. Raosaheb Bawaskar is a Visiting Faculty of International Relations at NLUO since January 2022. Apart from this, Mr. Raosaheb is a Faculty of Political Science in MNLU Aurangabad, Aurangabad. Mr. Raosaheb is pursuing Ph.D. from the Department of Civics & Politics, the University of Mumbai with a specialization in International Relations. He did his M.A. and B.A. from Dr.B.R Ambedkar Marathwada University, Aurangabad. He is the Founder Director of the Water Policy Center (Aurangabad), India where he worked on water diplomacy and security. Before this, he was Assistant Professor of Politics & International Relations in various prestigious colleges in Mumbai city for more than 08 years. He is also a Guest Faculty at National Law University, Odisha; University of Mumbai, & SNDT Women’s University, Mumbai. Mr. Bawaskar is a recipient of the ICSSR-Doctoral Fellowship to research on the Rise of BRICS Countries and Global Power Shift at the University of Mumbai. He has also received Shanghai Government Fellowship at Fudan University (China, 2016); ICSSR Travel Grant (South Africa, 2017), and ISA-travel Grant (Singapore, 2015). He has published numerous research articles in Scopus indexed journals, book chapters, and commentaries to prominent media. He writes on BRICS, global power shift, China’s foreign policy, and water diplomacy. He has delivered lectures in various forums, and presented papers in national & international conferences in Singapore, China, and South Africa; participated in BRICS Academic Forum (Goa); India Think Tank Forums (New Delhi); NDB Bank Annual meeting (Shanghai, China), etc. Mr. Bawaskar has organized several international conferences; received foreign delegations of academics, diplomats, CEO and students for an academic excursion. He has also Co-founded the Mumbai School of Thought- a foreign policy forum based in Mumbai.

China’s Foreign Policy, BRICS and Emerging World Order, Global Governance, Strategic Security Studies, and Water Diplomacy

Subjects Taught: International Relations/Political Science

Qualifications:

  • Ph.D. (Mumbai University) 2022
  • UGC NET (Political Science ) 2005
  • M.A. (Dr. Ambedkar University, Aurangabad, India) 2004
  • B. A. (Dr. Ambedkar University, Aurangabad, India) 2002

 Text Book:

  • 2016: Edited, Theoretical Aspects of International Politics, (Mumbai: Center for Distance Education, SNDT Women’s University)
  • 2015: Human Rights and the United Nations in Mangesh Kadam (eds) Human Rights in International Politics (Mumbai: CDE, SNDT Women’s University)
  • 2012: Major Issues in Contemporary Politics, (Mumbai: IDOL, University of Mumbai).

Book Chapters:

  • 2022: Emerging Counter-Terrorism Alliances in the Global South: A Comparative Study of Policy and Practice, in Rajendra Baikady & others, (eds) Palgrave Handbook of Global Social Problems. London, UK: Palgrave Macmillan.
  • 2022: COVID-19 Crisis and Higher Education in India: A Paradigm Shift, in Fulufhelo Netswera & others (eds), Higher Education and the COVID-19 Pandemic: Cross-national perspectives on the challenges and management of higher education in crisis times. Leiden, Netherlands: BRILL Publishers.
  • 2017: Philippines Strategy in the South China Sea and India’s Strategic Gesture in Dr S.M. Wagh (eds) India’s Extended Neighbourhood: Current Scenario and Future Direction. (Jalgaon, India: Atharva Publication).
  • 2016: Changing India-China Relations and Asian Security in Dr Liyaqat A Khan & Rohidas Mundhe (eds) India’s Foreign Policy: Nonalignment 2.0, Geopolitics and National Security (Mumbai: Nav Vishnu Publication).

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International Presentation:

  • 2020: Governing the Coronavirus: International Cooperation during the Covid-19 Crisis, Paper Presented in International Conference (Webinar) on COVID-19 Dialogue. Online: 24th & 25th September 2020.
  • 2020: Rising Powers and the Post-Pandemic World Order: Are the BRICS Ready to Lead? Paper Presented in International Seminar (Webinar) on Post-Pandemic World Order: Navigating New Normal. Online: 29th to 31st August 2020.
  • 2018: Water and Infrastructure Development in Mumbai, Paper Presented in International seminar on Doing Business in Mumbai. Mumbai: 25th May 2018.
  • 2018: Indian & Chinese Cinema: A Cultural Kaleidoscope, Paper Presented in International Workshop on Cinema in India &China, Mumbai: 12th September 2018.
  • 2017: Why Water, not Militaries, will define Geopolitical fate of the World, Paper Presented in International Conference on SAARC. Mumbai: 7th & 8th December 2017.
  • 2017: Global Security Governance and the BRIC, Paper Presented in International Conference on BRICS and Global Governance. Xiamen, China: Huaqiao University, June 2017.
  • 2015: BRICS: A Voice of Global South in Multilateral Forum, Paper Presented in ISA-GSC Annual Conference. Singapore: Singapore Management University, 8-10 January

National Presentation:

  • 2019: Ambedkars Contribution to Indias Water Policy, Paper Presented in a Seminar on Ambedkar and Social Justice. Hyderabad: Osmania University, 28 & 29 November 2019.
  • 2014: Security Dilemmas in India-China Relations, Paper Presented in International Conference. Mumbai: University of Mumbai, 18-20 September
  • 2016: Philippines Strategy in the South China Sea. Paper presented in International Conference Mumbai: University of Mumbai
  • 2012: Water Resource Crisis and Security in Asia, Paper Presented in International Conference on Politics on Climate Change. Mumbai: University of Mumbai, 13-14 February

  Resource Person:

  • Resource Person, in International Seminar on Connect Gulf: Culture, Commerce & Politics. Mumbai: UDCP, University of Mumbai, 25- 26 February 2019.
  • Resource Person, in International Conference on Shifting Sands in West Asia: Culture, Economy and Polity. Mumbai: UDCP, University of Mumbai, 12- 14 March 2018.

Training/Forums/Workshops Attended

  • Participated in India Think Tank Forums. New Delhi: ORF & University of Pennsylvania, USA. Three consecutive years -2020, 2019, & 2017.
  • Participated in BRICS Academic Forum. Goa: MEA, Govt. of India, September 2016
  • Participated in Shanghai Summer School-BRICS Program. Shanghai, China: Fudan University, 3rd July- 6th August 2016.
  • Participated 3rd JNU Winter School (Interaction Program) for PhD Scholars. New Delhi: Academic Staff College, JNU. 10-28 November 2014.

  Organisation of Conference/Workshops

  • Organized, “COVID-19 DIALOGUE”, by Water Policy Center, India on 24 & 25th September 2020 online.
  • Co-Organizer- International Conference on “Post-Pandemic World Order” by NIICE, Nepal & WPC, India between 29-31st August 2020 online.
  • Convener, International Seminar on Doing Business in Mumbai held on 25th May 2018 in Mumbai.
  • Conducted International Workshop on Indian & Chinese Cinema: A Cultural Kaleidoscope on 12th September, 2018 in Mumbai
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Fellowships/Grants:

  • 2016: Chinese Local Government Scholarship to attend Summer School- BRICS Program- Fudan University, Shanghai, China, 8th July-3rd August, 2016.
  • 2017: ICSSR (New Delhi) Travel Grant to visit South Africa, July 2017.
  • 2013-15: ICSSR (New Delhi) Doctoral Research Fellowship at Mumbai Universaity
  • 2015: ISA-Global South Travel Grant for ISA-GSC- 2nd Global South Conference, Singapore, January 2015.

   Professional Association/Membership

  • MemberInternational Studies Association (ISA), USA
  • Member, International Political Science Association (IPSA) Canada
  • Founder Director, Water Policy Center, Aurangabad, MS, India
  • Co-Founder, Venuganga Foundation, Aurangabad
  • Co-Founder, Mumbai School of Thought, Mumbai
  • Convener, Panel, IPSA World Congress, Poznan, Poland
  • Led an academic delegation from India to Beijing & Shanghai China under academic excursion program in May, 2019.

Dr. Upasana Borthakur

Dr. Upasana Borthakur

Visiting Faculty (Sociology)

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Abut Dr. Upasana Borthakur

Upasana Borthakur, is an independent researcher and a freelancer in the field of sociology. She obtained her MA degree from Delhi School of Economics, Delhi University and PhD from IGNOU, New Delhi. She was formerly working as an Assistant Professor in Sociology in Galgotias University, Greater Noida, UP where she taught Industrial Sociology to the B. Tech students and also sociology to honours students. She was awarded from former Chief Minister of Delhi, Mrs Shiela Dixit, for securing highest marks in sociology in graduation from Delhi University. Her areas of interests include gender and work, family, industrial sociology and new reproductive technologies. She has written research papers on various topics and also authored chapters for around 4 edited books which were published by Concept Publishing House and DVS Publishers. Dr Upasana Borthakur regularly presents papers at seminars and conferences in India.

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Journal Articles

  • 2013: ‘New Reproductive Technologies vis a vis Kinship System’ , Man and Life, Vol. 39, Nos. 3-4
  • 2013: ‘Cultures of Belonging: Afghan Sikh Refugees and their experiences of Home”, Samajtatta, Vol. 19, No. 2
  • 2016: ‘Globalization and Gender: Informalization and Feminization of labour’, Man and Life, Vol. 42, Nos. 3-4
  • 2017: ‘Feasting and Fasting: Karva Chauth and its Significance for Hindu Women’, The Assam Kaziranga University National Journal of Social Science Research, Vol. 1
  • 2017: ‘Ethnic Movements in Northeast India: A Sociological Study’, The North eastern Research Bulletin’, Vol. 25

Book Chapters

  • 2016: ‘Status of Working Women: A Study based in a tea estate of Assam’, in Dr Sweta Prasad and Dr JyotiprasadSaikia (eds), Contemporary Indian Society: A Gendered Perspective (Concept Publishing Company Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi)
  • 2018: ‘The Dynamics of Political Change and Transition in Mizoram’, in J.P Saikia and P.P Borah (eds) Sociology of Northeast India: Empirical Reality and Disciplinary Practice (DVS Publishers, Guwahati, Assam)
  • 2019: ‘Women and Health: A Study of Women Labourers in a Tea Estate of Assam’, in J.P Saikia edited Gender and Health: A Sociological Insight (Concept Publishing Company, Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi)
  • 2020: ‘Gender and Patriarchy: Social Exclusion and Policies for Inclusion of Women in India’ (with B.N Borthakur), in B.N Bortahkur and H.R Kalita (eds) Social Exclusion and Challenges of Inclusion in India (DVS Publishers)

Seminars attended and papers presented

  • 2016: ‘Journey of Modernization in India: Issues and Concerns’ (paper presented at the ‘National Seminar on Transformation from Tradition to Modernization: Need of the Day for Change and Development’, Assam, 24 September, 2016)
  • 2016: ‘ Status of Working Women: A Study based in a Tea Estate of Assam’ ( paper presented in the 42nd ISS Conference on 29th December, Tezpur University, Assam)
  • 2017: ‘Gender and Patriarchy: Social Exclusion and Policies for Inclusion of Women in India’ (paper presented in the National seminar on Social Exclusion and Challenges for Inclusion in India on 26th August, 2017, in the Assam Kaziranga University, Jorhat, Assam)
  • 2017: ‘Women and Work: Casualization of Labour in the Tea Industry Of Assam’ (paper presented in 43rd ISS conference on 9th November, 2017 in Lucknow University, Uttar Pradesh)
  • 2019: ‘Dalit Women and Social Exclusion: The Burden of Triple Subordination’, (paper presented in National Seminar on Social Harmony and Justice: Perspectives of Dalit Women on 10th October 2019 in Indian Social Institute, New Delhi)
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