Department of Economics

Consultancy Report on 7.12.2018

Online Course Consultancy for School Students

40 students of higher secondary standard came from Thalayuthu Government Higher secondary schools were given the information about the free online certificate course through MOOC, SWAYAM and NPTEL. Made them to understand, how to select and register the online course and the benefits of the course were detailed by Dr. Rajini, Associate Professor of Economics at G.V.G Visalakshi College Campus. It was motivational and encouraging guidance to the students to promote their career.

Consultancy Report -7.12.2018 Awareness about the Importance of Higher Education

           

Department of Economics

Consultancy Report -7.12.2018

Awareness about the Importance of Higher Education

40 students of class XI & XII standard came from Thalayuthu Government Higher secondary school to GVG Visalakshi College for Women on 7.12.2018. Dr.K.Kaliammal Associate Professor of Economics addressed on the career opportunities in Economics and enlightened the importance of higher education; she also discussed the process of obtaining loan facilities for pursuing higher studies.

Guest Lecture on Changing Contours of Indian Economy 07.02.2019

Department of Economics

Guest Lecture on Changing Contours of Indian Economy

07.02.2019

Professor Dr.S.Janakiraman, Assistant professor of Economics, Government Arts College Coimbatore, rendered the Guest Lecture on Changing Contours of Indian Economy. He visualized the various stages of Indian Economy in an elaborate manner. He insisted the students to be familiar with the subject matter not only with economics but also in History and Politics simultaneously. He narrated the growth of Indian Economy from 800 AD to till the date. The great economist like Adam Smith & J.M Keynes played crucial role in getting independence in India. 

He explained the India's every Prime Ministers’ regime towards policy contribution in shaping our economy. Our Indian model of LPG may be now pronounced as SAP (Structural Adjustment Programme). He discussed elaborately about population growth, literacy rate, expansion of middle income group, poverty reduction, telecommunication Revolution, GDP growth, Sustained environment and economic growth, infrastructural expansion. While discussing the demographic dividend, he stated the Hindustan as Youngistan because of the proportion of young population to the total population in India.

He talked about the pride of India that we have the third largest economy in the world. India has a fantastic democracy. India as a democratic country, and is an obstacle and liability as well. He concluded that slow and steady economy will win the race by 2032. Our economic model is unique one.