Major Publications of the Chairman of GRFCG (Prof Jai Prakash Sharma)

Book

“Corporate Governance, Business Ethics & CSR (With Case Studies

and Major Corporate Scandals)”, Ane Books Pvt Ltd, New Delhi (1st

Edition 2011, Reprint 2013 and 2014, 2nd edition in 2016, Reprint 2018),

ISBN 978-93-8365-692-9, (Pages 1010), Price Rs 995.

Review written by Sir Adrian Cadbury, who in 1992 gave the world its first code on corporate

governance, was born in 1929; studied at Cambridge; joined the Cadbury business in 1952;

became Chairman of Cadbury Limited in 1965 and retired as Chairman of Cadbury Schweppes

in 1989. Sir Adrian was Chairman of the UK Committee on Financial Aspects of Corporate

Governance which published its Report and Code of Best Practices in December 1992. He

received the International Corporate Governance Network Award in 2001. His book, ‘Corporate

Governance and Chairmanship-A Personal View’ was published by Oxford University Press in

October 2002 and has been translated into Japanese, Chinese and Italian. In 2005 he was

awarded the Laureate Medal for Corporate Governance.

“I congratulate Professor Sharma on his latest book, Corporate Governance, Business Ethics

and CSR. In it, he makes a valuable contribution to the international literature on these

interrelated and important subjects and I am honoured that he should have dedicated his up-to-

date study of them to me.

Professor Sharma has an established reputation as an authority on international corporate

governance and we met when he was contributing to an International Corporate Governance

conference in Birmingham on the subject of his research into a major corporate governance

failure. His analysis of that failure brings out important lessons, not only for those responsible

for the governance of public companies, but for those running other types of organisation and

for those charged with regulating the governance of all manner of institutions .

While Professor Sharma’s case studies of corporate failure have an important part to play in

illuminating the role of governance in providing the basis for sustainable and profitable

businesses, he uses them as a practical introduction to the importance of governance in a

general and wider sense. He covers the origins and background of corporate law and

governance worldwide, drawing attention to the way in which differences of history and culture

have resulted in the individual approach to corporate governance of each country. All this is

brought to life by a very useful summary of the sequence of international reports on corporate

governance, including Indian initiatives in this field. The chapters on the proper role of boards

of directors in governing their companies explain why they are central to the maintenance and

raising of corporate governance standards.

He leads on from the duties of boards in the internal governance of their companies to the extent

to which their responsibilities have broadened into the fields of business ethics and corporate

social responsibility. These wider aspects of governance raise fundamental questions about the

role of business in society and therefore in the way in which the social as well as the economic

impact of companies on communities worldwide has moved up the public and political agenda.

A particular value of Corporate Governance, Business Ethics and CSR lies in its clarity, its

international scope and its comprehensiveness. It pulls together the different strands of the study

of governance and explains why governance has both broadened in its scope and increased in its

importance. As a result, Professor Sharma’s book is a contemporary guide to the subject as a

whole. Clearly his book will be of direct value to those studying and teaching the way in which

companies are and should be governed, but it will also be of value to those concerned with the

governance of a much wider range of institutions in the public and voluntary sectors. In

addition, it should be studied by those responsible for the regulation of companies and other

institutions.”

Adrian Cadbury

October 2010

Review written by Stuart Locke who is Professor of Finance at the University of Waikato, New

Zealand and visiting Professor of Corporate Governance at the Institute of Public Enterprises,

Hyderbad, India.

“Professor JP Sharma you are a constant source of encouragement and when I see a scholarly

volume like this I really do think how fortunate students and scholars are to have such clear and

concise treatment of what is often a complex and dry topic. Your updates and revised treatment

make the subject matter easy to understand and for practitioners makes it clear what needs to be

done. I do hope it will be widely read as significant advancements in corporate governance are

needed if businesses are to fulfil their potential in the public and private sectors and increasingly

the hybrid, partially privatised public, sector entities.

In this neo-liberalisation period (Modinomics) an understanding of the key tenets of corporate

governance and how these apply are essential for India to go forward and reap the benefits in an

expanding world economy. Your book will resonate with readers and for me it plays a tune to

accompany the march forward to a greater prosperity for all. We need to ensure that all

stakeholders share in the pie and resources are neither wasted nor diverted for inappropriate

purposes.

This second edition bears testimony to the scholarship and diligence you have brought to the

task not only thoroughly revising material to bring it up-to-date but in adding new thoughts

which reflect current thinking. What I particularly like about this volume is that issues like

whistle blowing, corporate funding of political parties and shareholder activism are handled.

Too often newer issues seen as trendy get slipped into books without receiving the robust

analysis which you have applied.”

Stuart Locke

Review written by Erik Banks who is former International Banker from New York, Tokyo and

London and Hong Kong; Spent 13 years at Merrill lynch, 8 years at Uncredit Bank and 6 years in

the Hedge Fund Industry.

Review written by Professor A. D. Amar, Professor of Management, The Stillman School of

Business, Seton Hall University, USA.

“I am pleased to write this message on Corporate Governance, Business Ethics & CSR, Second

Edition, by the Delhi School of Economics Professor J. P. Sharma, a renowned author and global

scholar of corporate social responsibility. His works and engagements in the area of ethics and

CSR are well known. It is so good to know that he has decided to share his wealth of knowledge in

this field with others. This book is a kind of compendium that covers anything and everything to do

with ethics and corporate social responsibility, globally. It has come out as an encyclopedia of

corporate scandals worldwide. This coverage includes Australia, Korea, India, Ireland, Italy,

Switzerland, UK, USA, and others.

It seems like anything in the area of ethics and CSR that has happened anywhere in the world,

Professor Sharma’s book has it. His analyses are very insightful and reflect the depth of his

knowledge and understanding of the subject. Likewise, his lessons for managers to avoid failures

of the type the past managers experienced are so practical that they have the potential to become

meaningful applications. In my opinion, just like its first edition, this book will also be a big

contribution to the field, most likely, even bigger that the first one. It is as thorough as the

knowledge Professor Sharma has on this subject.”

Research Papers /Articles Published by Prof Jai Prakash Sharma

July 2018 "An Empirical Evaluation of Legislative Reforms for E-Corporate

Governance in Indian Companies" published in Research Online’s

Australasian Accounting, Business and Finance Journal Vol 12 (2018), .

(In joint authorship of Sunaina Kanojia, and Shasta Gupta)

2018 “Corporate Governance and Innovation” in a book titled “Flexible Systems

Management” published by Springer Nature Pvt Ltd Singapore, ISBN

9789811089251 ISBN 978-981-10-8926-8 (ebook)-in joint authorship of

Shital Jhunjhunwala and Shweta Sharda.

June 4, 2018 “Comparison of Whistleblower Protection Mechanism of Select Countries”,

Indian Journal of Corporate Governance 11(1) 45–68 © 2018 Vol 11, Issue

1, 2018, Institute of Public Enterprise, SAGE Publications

(sagepub.in/home.nav DOI: 10.1177/0974686218769198

http://journals.sagepub.com/home/ijc (In joint authorship of Sunaina

Kanojia, Shikha Sachdeva)

January-2018 “Stakeholders’ Perspective On Electronic Initiatives In Corporate

Governance”, IUP Journal of Corporate Governance, Vol 16 Issue:1 ,

ISSN: 0972-6853 , (UGC Listed) (In joint authorship of Kanojia S &

Kapoor N)

Feb-2018

“CSR Funds Can Bridge Gaps in Education Sector”-An interview carried

by the CSR Times (CSR Magazine), Pg 24-25

Dec-2017 "Impact Of Independent Directors On Firm Performance In Select Indian

Companies" published in the Journal of Commerce and Business Studies

- Vol. 4 Issue 2 (July- December, 2017 issue) (In joint authorship of Dr

Amrita Singh)

Sept 2017 “Incidence and Adoption of GRI Framework for Sustainable Reporting by

Indian Organisations: A Preliminary Analysis” published in the ZENITH

International Journal of Business Economics & Management Research,

ISSN 2249-8826 ZIJBEMR Vol 7 (9) PP 84-102 (In joint authorship of

Geetanjali Batra and R. K Singh).

April-Sept “Stakeholders Influence on Sustainability Disclosures: An Empirical

2017 Investigation” Research Paper published in the Business Analyst, ISSN

0973-211X, 38(1), PP 114-135(In joint authorship of Geetanjali Batra and

R. K Singh).

Jan-June, 2017 “Corporate Governance Failure of Five-Star Accredited Kingfisher

Airlines” (In joint authorship of Ruchi Goyal)- Research Paper published in

the Journal of IMS Group, NCR Delhi, ISSN No 0973-824X (Listed in

UGC Approved Journal at Sr No 44960).

July-Dec 2016 “Grant of ESOPS and Culture: A Study in Indian Context” (In joint

authorship of Astha Dewan, and C S Sharma)- Research Paper published in

the Journal of Commerce & Business Studies, of the Department of

Commerce, Delhi School of Economics, Delhi University, July-December

2016, Vol 3, Issue 2, ISSN:2322-0767.

Jan-June 2016 “A Study of Corporate Governance in Selected Small and Mid-Cap

Companies in India” (in Joint authorship of Neha Matlani)- Research Paper

published in the Journal of IMS Group, NCR Delhi, ISSN No 0973-824X

(Listed in UGC Approved Journal at Sr No 44960).

May 2016 “CSR in India-Perspective for Business” Article published in the

Competition Success Review of the Competition Review Pvt Ltd, May

2016, ISBN 978-93-84175-24-5.

July-Dec 2015 “Ethical Culture-A Study of Select Indian Companies” (in Joint authorship

of Ms Monika Soin Chabra)-Paper published in the Journal of Commerce

& Business Studies, of the Department of Commerce, Delhi School of

Economics, Delhi University, July-December 2015, ISSN:2322-0767.

June 2015 “Ethical Governance: Study of Delhi University and Its Colleges” (in Joint

authorship of Ms Sakshi Verma)-Paper published in the Journal of

Commerce & Business Studies, of the Department of Commerce, Delhi

School of Economics, Delhi University, January-June 2015, ISSN:2322-

0767.

April 2015 “Ethical Governance: Study of Delhi University and Its Colleges” (in Joint

authorship of Ms Sakshi Verma)-Full paper published in the proceedings of

Sydney International Business Research Conference 2015 organised by

the Australian Academy of Business Leadership (AABL) on 17-19 April, at

the University of Western Sydney Campbelltown, Australia , 17-19 April,

2015; ISBN 978-0-9942714-0-2

March 2015 “Whistle Blowing and Corporate Governance” -Paper published in the

Chartered Secretary Journal of the Institute of Company Secretaries of

India, New Delhi, pages 42-54.

2014-2015 “Corporate Governance, Ethics and CSR”-Published in the International

Journal of Applied Ethics of the Centre for Ethics and Values, Ramanujan

College, University of Delhi, Vol 3.

December 2014 “Reforms in Corporate Laws and Governance” -Paper published in the

Journal of Indian Institute of Corporate Affairs, New Delhi, Pages 5-22.

September

2014

“Shareholder Protection Laws, Corporate Governance and Shareholder

Activism- An Analysis in Indian Context” -Paper published in the

Chartered Secretary Journal of the Institute of Company Secretaries of

India, New Delhi (Joint Author Ms Pooja Sharma).

August 2014 “Shareholder Protection Laws, Corporate Governance and Shareholder

Activism- An Analysis in Indian Context” -Paper published in the National

Convention Souvenir of 42nd National Convention of Company

Secretaries organized by the Institute of Company Secretaries of India

at Kolkata on August 21-23, 2014 (Joint Author Ms Pooja Sharma).

July-Sept 2014 “Teachers’ Role in University Governance: A Study of Delhi University”,

published in the Journal of Commerce & Business Studies of the

Department of Commerce, Delhi School of Economics, Delhi University,

Joint author Ms Nidhi Kapoor, ISSN 2322-0767, Pages 1-30.

June 2014 “Women on Corporate Boards in India”, published in the The Chartered

Accountant of the Institute of Chartered Accountant of India, New Delhi,

June 2014 Vol SJ6 Issue 06, Pg 6-14, Joint author Ms Gunjan Khanna.

June 2014 “Class Action Suit: Boon for Small Investors”, published in the Chartered

Secretary of the the Institute of Company Secretaries of India, Joint

author Ms Sakshi Verma, Pages 695-699.

April-June

2014

“Corporate Social Responsibility: Random Thoughts”, publishd in the

Discussant journal of Centre for Reforms, Development and Justice, New

Delhi Pg 56-57.

2014 “Corporate Governance and Ethics: Initiative in India” published in the

book titled “Ethics, Integrity and Values in Public Service” published by

New Age International Publishers, New Delhi, edited by Prof Ramesh

Arora, 2014, Pages 265-284, ISBN 9788122436563

Sept, 2013 “Updation of India’s Corporate Laws to Realities of 21st Century”, Paper

published in the Journal of Commerce & Business Studies published by

the Department of Commerce, Delhi School of Economics, University of

Delhi (India) ISSN 2322-0767, Pages 15-24.

January, 2013 “Corporate Governance: Initiative in India” published in the book titled

“Ethical Governance in Business and Government” published by

Aalekh Publishers on behalf of the Management Development Academy of

Jaipur, January 2013, Pages 172-195.

October, 2012 “Emerging Role of Company Secretaries in Employment: A Study” -Paper

published in the Convention Souvenir of 40th National Convention of

Company Secretaries organized by the Institute of Company

Secretaries of India at Pune on October 4-6, 2012 (Joint Author Dr Sonia

Thakkar Vij)

July-Dec, 2011 “Corporate Governance in India: Investors’ Perspective”-Paper published in

the Indian Journal of Corporate Governance published by the Institute

of Public Enterprises (India), Pages 1-14 (Joint Author Dr Gurcharan

Sachdeva)

November,

2011

“Board of Directors Response to Financial Crisis”-Paper published in the

Conference Volume of the 3rd International Conference on Corporate

Governance in Asia organized by the Institute of Public Enterprises

(India) and University Tun Abdul Razak Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 28-

29 November, 2011 Hyderabad, Pg 31-52.

November,

2011

“Emerging Issues in Corporate Laws”-Paper published in the The

Chartered Accountant Journal of the Institute of Chartered Accountant of

India, New Delhi Pg 19-26.

October, 2011 “Emerging Role of Company Secretaries in Practice: A Study” -Paper

published in the Convention Souvenir of the 39th National Convention

of Company Secretaries organized by the Institute of Company

Secretaries of India at Agra on October 13-15, 2011 (Joint Author Dr

Sonia Thakkar Vij)

October, 2011 “What Went Wrong With Satyam?”-Paper published in the Convention

Volume of the London based World Council for Corporate Governance

& IOD, which organized a 3 days Global Convention, incorporating the

11th International Conference on Corporate Governance & 2nd Global

Conference on Sustainability on 12 -14 October, 2011. Invited by the

Council to speak on the paper in the “GOLDEN PEACOCK” awarding

ceremony for Corporate Governance and Sustainability.

June, 2011 “Global Financial Crisis: Governance Issues and Lessons Learnt”-Paper

published in the The Chartered Accountant Journal of the Institute of

Chartered Accountant of India, New Delhi Pg 7-14.

May-June,

2011

“Corporate Governance in Public Sector Undertakings-A Study of

Perceptions”, published in the Macmillan Advanced Research Series,

titled Corporate Governance and CSR-A Way of Life, Macmillan

Publishers India Ltd, (Joint Author Sh Ajoy Prasad)

December,

2010

“CSR Activities: The Initiative Taken By Indian Companies”-Research

Paper published in the in the Chartered Secretary Journal of the Institute

of Company Secretaries of India, New Delhi. (Joint Author Ms Anita

Chhabra).

September,

2010

“Global Financial Crisis has Raised Serious Doubts about the Governance

of Financial Institutions”-Paper published in the Convention Souvenir of

the 38th National Convention of Company Secretaries organized by the

Institute of Company Secretaries of India at Swissotel Kolkata City

Centre, Kolkata on 2nd September, 2010.

July, 2010 “Corporate Governance Failure: A Case Study of Satyam”, published in the

Indian Journal Of Corporate Governance of the Institute Of Public

Enterprises, Hyderabad, India, Vol 3, No 2 July-Dec Issue.

November,

2009

“Corporate Social Responsibility: A Study of the Initiatives Taken by

Indian Companies,”-Research Paper published in the Convention Souvenir

of the 37th National Convention of Company Secretaries organized by

the Institute of Company Secretaries of India at Hyderabad on 5-7

November, 2009 on the theme, “Lead Corporate India-Role of Company

Secretaries.”- (Joint Author Ms Anita Chhabra).

July, 2009 “Dubious Role of Credit Rating Agencies” in the Chartered Secretary

Journal of the Institute of Company Secretaries of India, New Delhi. Vol:

XXXIX.

Jan-March,

2009

“Satyam-a Case of Unethical Conduct and Fake Audit” in the Indian

Journal of Commerce- quarterly publication of the Indian Commerce

Association, Vol 62, No 1, New Delhi.

February, 2009 “Impact of Postal Ballot Mechanism in Improving Shareholder’s

Participation in Corporate Decision Making: A Research Study” Chartered

Secretary journal of the Institute of Company Secretaries of India, Vol:

XXXIX No 2, pages 159-170-(Joint Author Dr. Poonam Sethi).

November,

2008

“Shareholder’s Participation through the Postal Ballot Mechanism,”

Research Paper published in the Convention Souvenir of 36th National

Convention of Company Secretaries organized by the Institute of

Company Secretaries of India at Goa on 6-8 November, 2008 on the

theme, “Achieving Excellence through Innovation.”- (Joint Author Dr.

Poonam Sethi).

Jan 2008 “Approaches to Better Corporate Governance: Global Trends” in the Esprit-

De-Corps (2007-2008) journal of Department of Commerce, Delhi

School of Economics, Delhi University, January.

December 2007 “Governance of Delhi University Colleges: A Critical Appraisal” in the

University News journal of the Association of Indian Universities, New

Delhi, December 24-30, Vol 45-(Joint Author Shubhasree Bose).

November

2007

“Segment-Wise Role of Company Secretaries: A Study,” in the Chartered

Secretary journal of the Institute of Company Secretaries of India, Vol

XXXVII, No 11 Pages 1502-1508-(Joint Author Astha Dewan).

September

2007

“Segment-Wise Role of Company Secretaries,” Paper published in the

Convention Souvenir of 35th National Convention of the Institute of

Company Secretaries of India held at Jaipur on 20-22 September 2007 on

the theme, “calibrating competence for professional excellence.”-(Joint

Author Astha Dewan).

July 2007 “Slow Process of Winding Up,” in the Chartered Secretary journal of the

Institute of Company Secretaries of India, Vol XXXVII, No 7, Pg 873-876

(Joint Author Amrita Singh).

June 2007 “A Decade of Company Laws Reforms in India,” in the Finance India,

New Delhi, Vol XXI No 2, Pg 567-581.

May 2007 “There’s a Great Need for a Changed Mechanism to Administer Company

Law ” in the Company Law Journal, New Delhi, Vol 2, Part 2, Pg 63-75.

Jan 2007 “Emerging Issues in Company Law”, in the Chartered Secretary journal

of the Institute of Company Secretaries of India, Vol XXXVII, pg 17-22.

Jan 2007 “Corporate Governance in the Expanding Banking Sector”, in the

Effulgence journal of RDIAS, New Delhi, Vol 5 No 1- (Joint Author

Sunaina Kanojia).

May 2006 “Company Law Reforms: Some Recent Developments” in SEBI &

Corporate Laws Journal, New Delhi, Vol 67, Part 5, pg 219.

Jan 2006 “Company Law in India is Modeled on English Provisions” in the

Chartered Secretary Journal of the Institute of Company Secretaries of

India, Vol XXXVI, pg 21-27.

Jan 2006 “Legislative Reforms in Corporate Laws” in Company Law Journal, New

Delhi, Vol 2 Part 1, pg 23-33.

Jan 2006 “Corporate Governance – Indian Perspective” in Corporate Law Advisor,

Vol 70(1), page 163-168.

Dec 2005 “Legal and Regulatory Framework of Corporate Governance” in the

Business Perspectives, the Journal of Birla Institute of Management and

Technology, Vol 7, No. 2.

Research on Corporate Governance & Related Areas under the Supervision of Prof Jai

Prakash Sharma (J P Sharma)

S.N

o

PhD (Awarded/ Pursuing)

From Department of Commerce,

Delhi School of Economics, DU

Researcher Supervisor (S) Status

1. “Study of Selected Aspects of

Corporate Governance in India with

Reference to Shareholders

Participation”

Poonam Sethi Prof J P Sharma Awarded

2. “Corporate Governance and Role of

Stock Exchange(s) in India”

Gurcharan

Sachdeva

Prof J P Sharma Awarded

3. “Audit Committee: A Study of

Select Industries”

Subhashri Bose Prof J P Sharma Awarded

4. “Corporate Governance Rating as

An Efficient Approach to Corporate

Monitoring with Reference to

Selected Listed Companies in

India”

Manisha

Malhotra

Prof J P Sharma Awarded

5. “Corporate Governance in Banking

Sector”

Sunaina Kanojia Prof J P Sharma Awarded

6. “Emerging Role of Company

Secretaries: A Study of Select

Industries”

Sonia Thakkar

Vij

Prof J P Sharma Awarded

7. “Corporate Governance in

Consumer Electronics Industry in

India”

Anil Kumar Prof J P Sharma Awarded

8. “Corporate Governance In

Telecom Sector”

Deepti Rana Prof J P Sharma Awarded

9. “A Study of Corporate Governance

in Selected Small and Mid-Cap

Companies”

Neha Matlani Prof J P Sharma Awarded

10. “Corporate Governance in Indian

Context with Special Reference to

Securities Dealings”

Dhani Ram Prof J P Sharma Awarded

11. “Role and Need for Workers

Participation in Management-

Implications for Selected Indian

Companies”

Rinku

Wadhawan

Prof J P Sharma Awarded

12. “A Study of Corporate Governance

in FMCG Sector”

Jyoti Paul Prof J P Sharma Awarded

13. “Effectiveness of Independent

Directors: A Study of Select

Companies in India”

Amrita Gemini Prof J P Sharma Awarded

14. “Employees Stock Option: A

Study of Select Companies”

Astha Dewan Prof J P Sharma Awarded

15. “Electronics Initiatives in

Corporate Governance: A

Study of Select Listed

Companies”

Nidhi Kapoor Prof J P Sharma

&

Dr Sunaina

Kanojia

Awarded

16. “ A Study of Women on Corporate

Boards and their Impact on

Corporate Governance”

Gunjan Khanna Prof J P Sharma

&

Dr Sunaina

Kanojia

Awarded

17. “Impact of Shareholder Activism

in Improving Corporate

Governance-A Study”

Pooja Sharma Prof J P Sharma

&

Dr Shital

Jhunjhunwala

Awarded

18. “Integrating Stakeholders

Expectations in Corporate

Reporting Framework: An

Empirical Investigation"

Geetanjali Batra Prof J P Sharma

&

Prof Reetesh

Kumar Singh

Awarded

19. “Corporate Governance in Airline

Industry in India”.

Ruchi Goyal Prof J P Sharma

&

Dr Sunaina

Kanojia

Awarded

20. “Role of Whistleblower in

Prevention and Detection of

Corporate Frauds-A Study”

Shikha

Sachdeva,

Prof J P Sharma

&

Dr Sunaina

Kanojia

Awarded

21. “Evaluating Efficacy Of Corporate

Governance Practices On Firm

Performance"

Shweta Sharda, Prof J P Sharma

&

Dr Shital

Jhunjhunwala

Pursuing

Mphil (Awarded/ Pursuing) From Department of Commerce, Delhi School of Economics,

DU

22. “Governance of Colleges: A Study

of Delhi University”

Subhashree

Bose

Prof J P Sharma Awarded

23. “A Study of Segment- Wise Role

of Company Secretaries”

Astha Diwan Prof J P Sharma Awarded

24. “Winding up of Companies: A

Case Study”

Amrita Singh Prof J P Sharma Awarded

25. “Corporate Social Responsibility-

Initiatives Taken by Indian

Companies”

Anita Chabra Prof J P Sharma Awarded

26. “Corporate Governance: A Study

on Public Sector Undertakings in

India”

Ajoy Prasad Prof J P Sharma Awarded

27. “Does Good Corporate

Governance Affect Performance of

Companies?”

Shweta Gupta Prof J P Sharma Awarded

28. “Boards Of Directors And How

They Have Responded To Financial

Crisis”

Rinku

Wadhawan

Prof J P Sharma Awarded

29. “Corporate Governance and Global

Financial Crisis: A Case Study of

Major Financial Institutions which

Failed and Its Consequent Impact

on India”

Neha Matlani Prof J P Sharma Awarded

30. “Corporate Social Responsibility,

Governance and Sustainability:

Synergies and Interrelationships”

Swati Khanna Prof J P Sharma Awarded

31. “Business Ethics and Corporate

Governance - Synergies and

Interrelationships”

Monica Soin Prof J P Sharma Awarded

32. “Ethical Governance Of Delhi

University And Its Colleges”

Sakshi Verma Prof J P Sharma Awarded

33. “Corporate Governance Failure is

Not Just One Day Story”

Vrinda Kapur Prof J P Sharma Awarded

34. “Companies Act 2013: A Move

Towards Better Corporate

Governance”

Rashmi Taneja Prof J P Sharma Awarded

35. “Study of Selected Aspects of

Corporate Governance in India

With Reference to Shareholders

Activism”

Sunita Prajapati Prof J P Sharma Awarded

36. “Corporate Governance in Real

Estate Sector-A study of select

Indian Companies”

Sonal Nagpal Prof J P Sharma Awarded

37. “Whistle Blower Policy: A Study of

Select Listed Companies of India”

Minny Narang Prof J P Sharma Awarded

38. "Professional and Shareholders'

Perspective on E-Governance: An

Empirical Evaluation”

Shasta Gupta Prof J P Sharma Awarded

39. "CSR is interlinked with Corporate

Governance-A Study"

Harish Kumar Prof J P Sharma Awarded

40. “Corporate Governance Issues in

Kingfisher Airlines Ltd”

Nishant Sharma Prof J P Sharma Awarded

41. "Role of Regulations in shaping

Corporate Governance?"

Rupal Arora Prof J P Sharma Awarded

42. "CSR in India after the Companies

Act 2013”

Neelam Jhawar Prof J P Sharma Awarded

43. "Board Of Directors Structure And

Its Impact On Financial

Performance Of Listed Indian

Companies: A Study”

Shweta Jain Prof J P Sharma Awarded

44. "Corporate Scams: A Study of

PNB”

Supriya Kamna Prof J P Sharma Submitted

45. "Cyber Crimes in India-A study” Parul Saini Prof J P Sharma Submitted