alok kumar pramanik (23 résultats)

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Hardbound. Etat : As New. New. Contents Preface. List of contributors. I. Conceptual Studies 1. Strategic alliances creating growth opportunities/Karunakar Patra. 2. Target valuation in merger and acquisitions/Ashwani Kumar. 3. Reporting of brand value in mergers and acquisition with special reference to India/Saumen Ray. 4. Franchising a strategic tool for the recent boom of retail marketing in India/Swati Mukherjee and Devmalya Dutta. 5. The dynamic world of mergers and acquisitions/Shiv Prasad. 6. Merger and acquisitions regulatory framework/Ashok Kumar Mishra. 7. Merger and acquisition some reflections on accounting aspects and tax implications in India/Kumud Chandra Goswami and Nasim Wazid Ali. 8. Merger and acquisition in the Indian IT Industry/Hajee M. Sheik Mohamed and E. Mubarak Ali. 9. Accounting for merger and acquisition an idea/Uttam Kumar Dutta. 10. Corporate restructuring an idea/Alok Kumar Pramanik. II. Empirical Studies 11. Mergers and acquisitions in Indian banking sector and their impact on the stakeholders/T. Mallikarjunappa and Panduranga Nayak. 12. Corporate restructuring through buy back of shares a case study of Raymond Ltd./Debdas Rakshit. 13. Mergers and market gains a study of select companies/S. Rachappa and S.V. Satyanarayana. 14. Corporate acquisitions through LBO The Indian experience/J.K. Pattanayak. 15. What drives mergers in corporate India an empirical analysis/B. Das and Maj and A.K. Panda. 16. Have the mergers and acquisitions benefitted the companies in India/T. Mallikarjunappa. Index. The proposed book is based on relevant authoritative and thought provoking subject. It contains both conceptual and empirical studies with the help of authentic and well known sources to enable the readers to acquire a holistic view of the subject. This helps in strengthening the understanding of the subject better and also enables the readers to stretch their thoughts beyond the content of this book. It is designed to meet the requirements of the working executives research scholars academicians and professional students like CFA CA and MBA. 230 pp.

Hardbound. Etat : As New. Reprint. Contents Preface. 1. Efforts at Panchayati Raj in Tamil Nadu/A. Subramanian. 2. Panchayat system in India an overview/A. Vijayakumar. 3. Role of Panchayati Raj Institutions in mobilizing peoples participation in rural development programmes a review/S.P. Jain. 4. Panchayati Raj in Bihar a critical survey/Vijay Kumar. 5. Panchayats in Indian history through the ages the case of medieval India/Ramesh Chandra Sharma. 6. The genesis of Panchayati Raj System in the light of new dimensions/M. Venkat Reddy. 7. The constitution making in India before independence/Alok Kumar Singh. 8. Panchayati Raj Mandalization in the era of globalization in India/Mahendra Prasad Singh. 9. Panchayats as institutions myth or reality/Chandra B.P. Singh. 10. Tardy progress of Panchayati Raj Movement in Tamil Nadu/V. Venkatakrishnan and B.S. Bhargava. 11. A Survey of Grama Adalita in Karnataka with reference to Coastal Karnataka Sixth to the end of the eighteenth centuries a few observations/K.G. Vasanthamadhava. 12. Panchayati Raj under siege an analysis of Orissa's experiment with rural local government/Avinash Samal and B.S. Bhargava. 13. Empowerment and development Panchayati Raj and role of NGOs/S.C. Padhy. 14. Political empowerment of women the case of Karnataka's experiments with Panchayati Raj/B.S. Bhargava and K. Subha. 15. History and growth of Panchayati forestry in the Lesser Himalayan region of Kumaon/A.S. Rawat. 16. Panchayat system in India historical and constitutional perspective/Ratna Ghosh. 17. Women's participation in Panchayats some steps/Ratna Ghosh and Alok Kumar Pramanik. 18. Management of Panchayati Raj Institutions a new thrust needed/A. Vijayakumar. 19. Aspects of Panchayati Raj Finances in Andhra Pradesh an overview/C.P. Vithal. Index. Panchayat is an old conception in India and it is an earlier concept of democracy in the history of civilisation. Now a days PRIs have been proclaimed as the vehicle of the socio economic transformation in rural India. The importance of Panchayat system has been emphasised by political thinkers and administrators of all ages. The Constitution (73) Amendment Act endowing PRIs with constitutional status constitute a significant landmark in the evolution of grassroots democratic institutions in India. It ensures full freedom to plan according to the local need and local potentials. The comprehensive framework provided now will truly transform the rural economy and give a practical shape to people's participation in the process of economic development with social justice. It has observed that not much literature on Panchayati Raj System is available in the market. In order to fill up this gap the editors feel it necessary to bring out one edited volume collecting contributions from various renowned authors covering almost all the aspects of Panchayati Raj System prevailing in India. The names of the contributors have been included in this book. The edited volume may be used as a textbook for the students and reference for the researchers. 244 pp.

Hardcover. Etat : New. Contents: 1. Raiganj Wildlife Sanctury. 2. Various Ecological Factors of the Raiganj Wildlife Sanctuary. 3. Major Flora and Fauna] Diversity of the Raiganj Wildlife Sanctuary and their Interactions with the Migratory Birds Species. 4. Factors affecting the Population of Asian Open-Billed Stork, The Major Migratory Bird in this Sanctuary. 5. Conclusion. 6. References. Raiganj Wildlife Sanctuary is an artificial planted forest of the Forest Department, Govt. of West Bengal. The unique feature of this forest is that it provides the nesting place for many migratory and some resident birds species. Every year, a huge number of Asian open billed stork, Cormorant, Heron, Egret and other bird species used to come in this Sanctuary for their breeding purposes. The main attraction of various migratory birds species is to find safe nesting zone, availability of nesting materials, suitable climatic conditions and plenty of food materials. No intraspecific and interspecific tussle for food materials are observed in this sanctuary. This book has been made basically on some ecological factors of the Sanctuary that influence the bird's breeding life and safety of their newborn individuals. The present observations have been made to study some aspects of breeding behavior, diversity in nest pattern and parental care of diverse migratory bird species in the Sanctuary. Many factors are associated for the purpose of breeding, nest site selection and day to day activities of various migratory species. The main objective of this study is to investigate the factors that affecting the bird's population in the forest area of the Raiganj Wild Life Sanctuary. Raiganj Wildlife Sanctuary accommodates a good number of flora which attracts the various bird species ( migratory and nonmigratory ). The surrounding environment is very calm. A minimum types of disturbances were there which does not interfere with the normal life of the migratory bird species.

Hardbound. Etat : As New. New. Contents Preface. List of contributors. 1. Environmental reporting in India corporate response/A. Sahay. 2. Accounting accountability and environmental reporting review of the evolution of environmental reporting and its current trends practices and issues in Sri Lanka/Bandara Rajapakse. 3. Environmental accounting in developing countries and its implementation problems the case of Turkey/Ugur Kaya. 4. Reviewing of current environmental accounting methods a mapping approach/Nikolaou Ioannis E. and Evangelinos Konstantinos I. 5. Corporate environmental accounting and reporting/Nikhil Chandra Shil. 6. A practical experience of environmental accounting and reporting related to competitiveness of the Czech small and medium sized enterprises/Ilona Obrsalova Marcela Kozena Robert Bat'A and Ticiano Costa Jordao. 7. Environmental accountability issues and challenges/Vernon P. Dorweiler and Mehenna Yakhou. 8. Legitimacy theory as an explanation for corporate environmental disclosure practices an Islamic prospective/Nassr Salesh Mohamed Ahmad. 9. Environmental accounting and reporting study with reference to India/Alok Kumar Pramanik. 10. Corporate environmental accounting an effective tool for environment management/S.B. Akash. 212 pp.

Hardbound. Etat : As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Accounting in its social context towards a history of value added in the United Kingdom/Stuart Burchell Ciolin Clubb and Anthony G. Hopwood. 2. Value Added Approach technique for performance measurement/Alok Kumar Pramanik. 3. Adopting Value Added Information under price level changes/Ahmed Riahi Belkaoui and Ronald D. Picur. 4. Value Added Measures and firm valuation/Ben Hsien Bao and Da Hsien Bao. 5. The voluntary publication of Value Added Statements in an emerging economy did the intended audience find it useful/Chrisvan Staden. 6. Value Added and performance measurement/Erkki K. Laitinen and Rolf Leppanen. 7. Value Added Accounting and reporting issues and future prospects/Mustafa Mohd. Hanefah. 8. Value Added Statement a new comer in the corporate reporting of Bangladesh/Ahmed Salauddin and Md. Salim Uddin. 9. Value Added Reporting a new measure of corporate performance/S. Aravanan. 10. Analysis of Value Added Statement a case study of Cochin Refineries Limited/N.P. Agarwal and Abdel Naser I. Nour. 11. Role of value added in measuring of output and income/K.N. Ramanujam. 12. Value added and performance evaluation/V.K. Pandey and Rajeev Prabhakar. 13. Value added reporting/Bibhuti B. Pradhan. 14. Value addition accounting and reporting/K.S. Thakur. 15. Value added accounting and reporting/P.K. Bandgar. 16. Value Added Accounting/K.P. Ganesan. 17. Value added statement a part of social responsibility reporting/Chittaranjan Pal. 18. Application of value added in corporate financial analysis EVA CVA and beyond/Arup Choudhuri. Value Added Tax 19. Value Added Tax issues prospects and challenges for Asia Pacific countries/Mustafa Mohd. Hanefah. 20. Accounting for Value Added Tax in Bangladesh an evaluation/Ahmad Salahuddin. 21. Value Added Tax/E. Mubarak Ali and A.M. Mohammed Sindhasha. 22. Value Added Tax (VAT) right way to tax reforms/S.P. Saha. 23. Value Added Tax a suggested method/Abdul Naser I. Nour and Alok Kumar Pramanik. 24. Value Added Tax problems and prospects/P. Bezborah and Ranjit Singh. 25. Problems and prospects of Value Added Tax/Prakash Ch. Misra. 26. Value Added Tax some issues/Amita S. Kantawala. Index. Value Added Accounting and Reporting the newly developed accounting and reporting system is aimed at adding a new dimension to the existing system of corporate financial accounting and reporting through the disclosure of additional information regarding the amount of wealth of an entity has created in the accounting period and the way the wealth has been distributed by the entity amongst those that have contributed to its creation. This book covers almost all the aspects of Value Added Accounting and Reporting as well as Value Added Tax (VAT) system prevailing in India and abroad. 390 pp.

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Contents Preface List of contributors 1 Indian accounting standards and practices - a descriptive studyAkash SB 2 Indian accounting standards an overviewDebdas Rakshit and Jagannath Hati 3 Accounting standards in Bangladesh a conceptual and critical reviewNikhil Chandra Shil 4 Accounting and auditing standards in LibyaNasar Saleh Mohammad Ahmad and H Gin Chong 5 Accounting standards in KoreaHyoik Lee and Soon Suk Yoon 6 The financial reporting standards in MalaysiaMohd Ariff Bin Kasim 7 The role of accounting standards for Indonesia Public Firms financial reports comparison between international accounting standards and Indonesia accounting standardsSekar Mayangsari 8 Factors affecting the level of financial instrument disclosures of banks listed on the stock exchange of ThailandBuntarika Jaikrajang 9 Accounting standards in MalaysiaAyoib Che Ahmad and Nor Zalina Mohammad Yusof 10 Accounting standards in TurkeyIdil Kaya 11 Towards excellence harmonization of accounting standardsCK Hebbar Yathish Kumar and K Ashok Rao 12 Urge to converge the need of the hourBhagaban Das 13 The global convergence of accounting standards An assessment of emerging trendsArun Kumar Basu 14 Interventional financial reporting standards and convergence scenarioAlok Kumar Pramanik 15 Segmental reporting a closer lookDebdas Rakshit and Moumita Roy Index The increasing integration of the world capital markets and the explosive growth of cross-border financial transactions in twenty first century have made it an imperative need to create a common world-wide language for communication of financial information This present lack of a common accounting language imposes significant burdens on those financial regulators that have to deal with financial reports prepared under different frameworks The existence of diverse financial reporting frameworks also creates problems for those involved in cross-border investing and cross-border security listings There is a growing realization that a globally accepted common language will aid world economic growth by enhancing the efficiency of capital markets around the world Convergence of accounting standards is the need of the hour for the purpose of maintaining the uniformity of accounting and reporting practice Keeping this in view an attempt has been made to edit a book on Accounting Standards and Convergence Scenario collecting contributions form some renowned authors of different countries on various aspects of national accounting standards of different countries as well as International Financial Reporting Standards 322 pp.

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