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We are thrilled to share that our esteemed faculty at JK Business School, Gurugram, have achieved yet another milestone in academic research. Their groundbreaking study titled "Decoding India's Green Bond Ecosystem: Framework, Market Development, and Expansion" has been published in the African Journal of Biomedical Research (ISSN: 1119-5096), a Scopus-indexed journal.
About the Research
The study explores the framework, market development, and expansion of India’s Green Bond Ecosystem, a critical tool for financing sustainable projects and combating climate change. By delving into market trends and policy frameworks, the research highlights the importance of green finance in driving sustainable economic development in India.Contributing Authors
The research was conducted by a team of dedicated academicians from JK Business School:- Dr. Sukhamaya Swain – Professor
- Dr. Siddhartha Bhattacharya – Professor
- Jyoti Tiwari – Assistant Professor
- Charitra Jain – Assistant Professor
Significance of Green Bonds
Green bonds have emerged as a crucial financial instrument to fund eco-friendly projects such as renewable energy, clean transportation, and sustainable infrastructure. The study emphasizes how India is evolving as a key player in the global green finance market and identifies opportunities for future growth.JKBS’s Commitment to Research and Innovation
At JK Business School, research is an integral part of our ethos. This publication underscores our faculty's dedication to addressing pressing global challenges, such as sustainability and climate resilience, through rigorous academic inquiry and real-world solutions.Access the Research
To read the full research paper, visit: 👉 African Journal of Biomedical ResearchDr. Sukhamaya Swain and Dr. Siddhartha Bhattacharya from JK Business School have co-authored an insightful research paper titled AI: A Potential Game-Changer towards the Problems of Indian Agriculture: A Systematic Review. This paper was published in the African Journal of Biomedical Research, a Scopus Indexed journal, reflecting the high impact and relevance of their work. The paper explores the transformative potential of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in addressing long-standing challenges in Indian agriculture, including crop management, soil health, and pest control. With India’s agricultural sector playing a significant role in the country's economy, the integration of AI presents promising opportunities to increase productivity, ensure better resource management, and minimize waste. Key Highlights of the Study:
- AI-Driven Solutions: The research emphasizes AI’s role in precision farming, soil and crop monitoring, and predictive analysis to enhance agricultural outputs.
- Government Initiatives: The paper also highlights the importance of government policies and initiatives to promote AI adoption in agriculture, driving technological advancements and bridging the gap between academia and industry.
- Future Potential: With AI-driven innovations like drone monitoring and smart irrigation, the study suggests that Indian agriculture can become more resilient and adaptive to climate challenges, while increasing overall efficiency and output.
At JK Business School, we are proud to congratulate Dr. Sukhamaya Swain and Dr. Siddharth Bhattacharya for their outstanding research paper, “Evaluation of Sustainability Elements in the Transportation Sector of India,” published in the prestigious European Economic Letters. This publication highlights JKBS's commitment to academic excellence and cutting-edge research in sustainability, further solidifying our reputation as one of the Best B-Schools in Gurugram. Their research focuses on evaluating the sustainability aspects of India's transportation sector, with a detailed examination of public transportation systems, renewable energy adoption, and policy impacts on green transportation. This paper adds to the growing body of knowledge that aims to drive sustainable development in India’s infrastructure. To explore the full paper, click here.
Why This Research is Important
The transportation sector is a major contributor to carbon emissions in India, and this study provides a valuable analysis of the sustainability elements that can shape a more eco-friendly future. At JKBS, we recognize the importance of sustainability in education, which is why we consistently incorporate research like this into our curriculum, giving our students access to cutting-edge knowledge. JK Business School is not just a Top PGDM College in NCR, but also a Premier PGDM College in North India that continuously promotes research-led learning. This publication aligns with JKBS’s mission to foster Excellence in PGDM Education and to prepare future leaders who are equipped to handle global sustainability challenges.Internal and External Links:
- Learn more about our faculty’s groundbreaking work on JKBS Research Initiatives.
- For the full research paper on sustainability in India’s transportation sector, visit European Economic Letters.
At the heart of JK Business School’s educational excellence is a faculty team that brings deep expertise and a passion for teaching. Among them, Dr. Siddhartha Bhattacharya stands out as a pillar of knowledge and innovation in the field of economics. With his extensive academic background and practical experience, Dr. Bhattacharya is instrumental in shaping the minds of future leaders in business and finance.
Academic and Professional Journey
Dr. Bhattacharya’s academic journey is marked by significant achievements and global exposure. Earning a PhD from the National Institute of Technology, Durgapur, and an MBA from the University of Wales, UK, he brings a blend of rigorous academic training and practical insights. His tenure in academia spans over 16 years, featuring roles that extend beyond the classroom into impactful research and collaborations with prestigious institutions like the University of Bangor and University of Sunderland.Impactful Research and Collaborations
Dr. Bhattacharya’s research is deeply focused on the nuances of finance, banking, and business statistics. He has made notable contributions to projects funded by international bodies such as the World Bank, underlining his commitment to research that not only advances academic knowledge but also offers real-world applications. His publications in peer-reviewed journals add to his reputation as a scholar whose work is both rigorous and relevant to contemporary economic challenges.Educating Future Leaders
At JK Business School, Dr. Bhattacharya is not just a teacher but a mentor who is deeply invested in the success of his students. His courses are designed to challenge students intellectually while equipping them with the analytical tools needed to understand and influence economic landscapes. Whether discussing market dynamics, financial planning, or macroeconomic factors, Dr. Bhattacharya ensures that his students are prepared to make informed decisions in their professional lives.Contributions to JK Business School
Dr. Bhattacharya’s influence at JK Business School goes beyond teaching. He is a pivotal figure in curriculum development, integrating practical experiences with theoretical learning to create a robust educational framework. His approach helps students not only learn but apply their knowledge in ways that are meaningful and impactful. Through his dedication and expertise, Dr. Siddhartha Bhattacharya exemplifies the core values of JK Business School. His work prepares students to not just participate in the business world, but to transform it. To learn more about our programs and faculty, visit JK Business School’s official website.JK Business School proudly spotlights Assistant Professor Dikshika Jakhar, a distinguished figure in the field of Economics. Professor Jakhar's academic journey is a testament to her profound dedication and expertise, which she brings to her role at JKBS.
Educational Background
Dikshika Jakhar completed her undergraduate studies at Daulat Ram College, Delhi University, where she first developed her passion for Economics. She went on to earn her Master’s from Punjab University, deepening her expertise and setting the stage for a prolific academic career. Her commitment to furthering her knowledge led her to pursue a Ph.D. at Amity University, Noida, focusing on the socioeconomic impacts on artisans and their production efficiency.Research and Contributions
Professor Jakhar's research is particularly notable for its emphasis on real-world applications of economic theories. Her work has extensively covered the socio-economic conditions of artisans, providing insights into production efficiencies and market challenges. This research has not only been recognized in several esteemed journals but has also been presented at numerous international conferences, enhancing her reputation as a scholar and thought leader.Impact at JK Business School
At JK Business School, Professor Jakhar is more than just a faculty member; she is a mentor and an inspiration to her students. Her approach to teaching intertwines practical knowledge with academic theory, equipping her students with the necessary tools to excel in the fast-paced world of business. Her dedication to advancing economic knowledge and her significant academic achievements have greatly enriched JKBS’s community, reinforcing the school's reputation as a leading institution in management education.A Beacon for Students
Students at JKBS benefit immensely from Professor Jakhar’s mentorship, often citing her influence as pivotal in their educational and professional development. Her ability to inspire and engage students has made her a central figure in the JKBS academic community. Professor Dikshika Jakhar’s journey is a shining example of how dedication and continuous learning can lead to meaningful impacts in education and beyond. JK Business School is privileged to have her as a key member of their faculty, continuing to inspire future leaders in the field of Economics.For more information about our programs and faculties, visit our website at JK Business School. Join us in shaping the future of business leadership and innovation. Apply Now to start your journey with JK Business School, where education meets excellence.
The retailers have been testing and trying newer ways and means for engaging the customers. We need to understand the ever evolving retailing space in the light of consumer behaviour and how far consumer is comfortable with the newer computer based shopping models which are largely based on Internet-of-things, robotics, drones, and visual display mechanisms.Consumers are now bombarded with information and they need to take decisions in an environment which facilitates them easy comparison. As compared to the brick and mortar stores, the virtual shopping malls are at definite advantage as they capture the data like gender, age, shopping behaviour, post-purchase dissonance behaviour of the consumers as soon as they enter into the buying process. Author Prof. Vikram Tyagi Name of Journal PalArch’s Journal of Archaeology of Egypt/ Egyptology; page 17(6) 2020. Published Date: 2020 Read full Journal
The study aims to emphasize the need for an exclusive theory, approach and measurement scale for service innovation. In the past three decades, the importance of services and service-related industry has grown tremendously. Well-established scales used for research in manufacturing cannot be directly adopted and measured in the service industry. This article follows the synthesis approach by including both technological and non-technological typologies for measuring service innovation. This is followed by reporting the effect of service innovation on outcome performances. The context of the study is the higher education sector. Author Sridhar Manohar, Amit Mittal and Urvashi Tandon Name of Journal Benchmarking: An International Journal 1463-5771 DOI 10.1108/BIJ-08-2020-0415 Published Date: 2020 Read full Journal
The study aims to emphasize the need for an exclusive theory, approach and measurement scale for service innovation. In the past three decades, the importance of services and service-related industry has grown tremendously. Well-established scales used for research in manufacturing cannot be directly adopted and measured in the service industry. This article follows the synthesis approach by including both technological and non-technological typologies for measuring service innovation. This is followed by reporting the effect of service innovation on outcome performances. The context of the study is the higher education sector. Author Dr. Sridhar Manohar, Dr. Amit Mittal and Urvashi Tandon Name of Journal Benchmarking: an International Journal Published Date: 2020 Read full Journal
The present study examines virtual try-on technology (VTO), return policies, pay-on-delivery (POD) mode of payment, vendor-specific guarantees, and free shipping policy of online retailers as antecedents of trust. The study also examines the role of perceived effectiveness of e-commerce institutional mechanisms (PEEIM) as a moderator between repurchase intention and trust. Data were collected through an online survey Author Urvashi Tandon, Amit Mittal & Sridhar Manohar Name of Journal Electronic Markets, September 2020, ISSN 1019-6781 Read full Journal
Academic and corporate interest in ethical leadership, corporate social responsibility (CSR), and firm performance has attracted a lot of attention in recent years. In fact, many research papers and journal special issues have been focused on these three domains.114 papers published over a period of 58 years (1958–2016) were selected and analyzed according to descriptive and content perspectives to propose a conceptual framework and define a future research agenda. In fact, the main results allow us to derive six main propositions representing possible areas of investigation to direct research on the topic. Author Richa Dahiya, Raiswa Saha, Shashi Kashav, Roberto Cerchione Name of Journal Corporate Social Responsibility and Environmental Management, Volume 27, Issue 2 Pages: 409-1178 March/April 2020,ISSN:1535-3966 Read full Journal
