Women Entrepreneurship In India: A Case Study On Swarna Jyothi Mahila Samakhya (SHG) in Warangal District of A.P, 2. Challenges faced by Women Entrepreneurs of India in the wake of Globalisation, 3. Self-Help Groups and Bank-Linkages, 4. Market Survey – A Prerequisite For A Successful Entrepreneur, 5. Women Empowerment through Micro Entrepreneurship, 6. Micro Finance, Self Help Groups and Women Empowerment Current Issues and Concerns, 7. Rural Women Empowerment, 8. Women Empowerment at View – Through Self Help Groups, NGOs and Micro Finance Institutions, 9. Development of Women – Empowerment, 10. Role Of Government in Women Entrepreneurship Development in India, 11. Micro Finance & Inclusive Growth of Women in Andhra Pradesh, 12. Micro Finance for Women Empowerment, 13. Women Entrepreneurship Financial Inclusion and Micro Financing For Self Help Groups in Andhra Pradesh. 14. Entrepreneurship Development, 15. Micro- Finance Enabled Women Empowerment through Self- Help Groups, 16. Micro-Finance and Self-Help Groups- A Tool for Financial Inclusion, 17. Self Help Group and Bank Linkages, 18. Challenges Faced by Women SHG Leaders - A Case Study of SHGs in Mahbubnagar District in Andhra Pradesh, 19. The Women Empowerment Differentials Between Entrepreneurs and Non Entrepreneurs in Ranga Reddy District, Andhra Pradesh, 20. Women Entrepreneurship And SHG’s Help to the Poverty Control, 21. Women Entrepreneurship and Leadership Qualities, 22. Women Empowerment in Micro Finance, 23. Women’s Empowerment Through Micro Finance: A Case Study of Guntur District, Andhra Pradesh,25. Entrepreneurial Activities of Rural Women in Andhra Pradesh, 26. A Study on Perspectives of Women Empowerment through SHGs, 27. Origin and Concept of SHG, 28. SHG Federations in India: Issues and Challenges, 29. Women Empowerment Through Entreprenuership, 30. SHGs and Bank Linkages, With Reference To Deccan Grameena Bank-Andhra Pradesh, 31. Role of SHGs in Uplifting Women in Andhra Pradesh, 32. Financial Inclusion: Role of Microfinance, 33. Women Entrepreneurs-Problem and Promotion, 34. Women Entrepreneurship: The Necessity of Micro Enterprise Training, 35. Women Empowerment and Inclusive Growth in India, 36. Unveiling the Inner Skills of Women Through DWCRA Programme in Guntur-A Conceptual Frame Work, 37. The Bad and Good of Microfinance, 38. Micro Finance and Poverty Alleviation, 39. Empowerment of Women Through Enterprise, 40. Role of Information and Communication Technology in Microfinance: A Comment,41. Role of Micro Finance in providing Credit to SHGs, 42. Economic Empowerment of Women through Microfinance, 43. Women Empowerment Thorough Self Help Groups, 44. Role of Sericulture in Promoting Women Entrepreneurship, 45. Women Entrepreneurship
S.Anitha Devi is Associate Professor at the Department of Management Studies, T.J.P.S. College, Guntur. She has 16 years of teaching experience at the Post Graduate level. She holds an M.B.A degree and Ph.D, both from Osmania University. Her areas of specialization are Human Resource Management and Marketing Management. Her research interests include Stress management, Emotional Intelligence and Job Satisfaction. Dr.Anitha has done a Minor Research project on "Emotional Intelligence" awarded by U.G.C in 2008-2009. She is an Academic Counsellor for M.B.A of IGNOU Programme. She is a Research Supervisor at Acharya Nagarjuna University and is presently guiding 8 M.Phil and 5 Ph.D, Scholars. She has 17 publications in National and International Journals. She has attended 48 Seminars at the National level and 6 Seminars at the International level. She has organized several academic programmes and delivered guest lectures at various colleges for M.B.A students.
B.V.H.Kameswara Sastry is Assistant Professor at the Department of Management Studies, T.J.P.S.College, Guntur. He has 16 years of experience in both Industry and Academics. He holds M.B.A., M.Phil, Ph.D and a Post Graduate Diploma in Planning Management from University of Hyderabad. His area of specialization is Marketing Management and research interests include Consumer Behaviour, Advertising Management, Sales Management and Supply Chain Management. He is an Academic Counsellor for various Management Programmes of IGNOU, Pondicherry University and Acharya Nagarjuna University Distance Education courses. He is a research supervisor and currently guiding 3 M.Phil scholars. He is currently working as a Guest Faculty for MBA(Hospital Administration) course at Acharya Nagarjuna University. He has 3 Text Books, 35 publications in National and International Journals to his credit . He has attended 40 National and 15 international seminars and a number of work shops and faculty development programmes .
Srinivasa Rao Seethalapu is Assistant Professor at the Department of Management Studies, T.J.P.S. College, Guntur. He holds an M.B.A. and M.Com. Degree from Acharya Nagarjuna University and Ph.D. from M.G.K. Viswavidyalayam. He has 9 years of teaching experience at U.G. Level and 10 years at P.G. level. His areas of specialization include Finance, Taxation, International Business and Portfolio Management. His research interests include Portfolio Management, Electricity Reforms and Micro Finance. He has attended 30 semiars at National and 7 Seminars at International Level. He has 8 publications to his credit. He has been the Guest Faculty to Acharya Nagarjuna University and certified resource person (R.P) for Financial Education Programmes of S.E.B.I.
