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EDITORIAL BOARD 2026





EDITORIAL BOARD 2026

Executive Editor: Dr. M M Kothari (editor@economicchallenger.net)


ECONOMIC CHALLENGER

(A Refereed Journal)

CHIEF EDITOR : LATA KOTHARI

ADVISORY BOARD 2026

  1. Dr M K Sinha

    Prof., Department of economics, Nagaland University, Lumami Nagaland-798627 mithileshkumarsinha5@gmail.com

  2. Dr Nisha Goyal

    Associate Prof. (Ph.D-Finance) NET-JRF\Dayananda Sagar University, Bengaluru, Karnataka
    email: goyalnisha20@gmail.com Official Email: nisha.goyal@dsu.edu.in
    Postal address: 1704, Harmony, Salarpuria Sattva Cadenza, Kudlu Gate Junction Hosur Main Road, Bengaluru- 560068

  3. Dr R Satish

    HOD-MBA, St Joseph's College of Engineering Autonomous OMR Chennai 600119 Tamilnadu, dr.satishsjce@gmail.com

  4. Dr P Karthikeyan

    Associate Professor & Head, Department of Management Studies, Kongu Engineering College, Perundurai, Erode-638060, karthikeyan.p@kongu.ac.in

EDITORIAL BOARD 2026

  1. Dr Ganesan Palanisamy

    Dean, Kalasalingam Business School, Kalasalingam Academy of Research and Education, TN, Bengaluru,

  2. Dr Sindhu

    Professor & Principal, University College of Management Hyderabad, Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University Hyderabad, Kukatpally, Hyderabad-500090, sindhu999@jntuh.ac.in

  3. Dr. Sai Ganesh S

    Professor, School of Commerce and Management Studies , Dayanand Sagar University, , DSU City Innovation Campus, Kudlu Gate, Hosur Road, Bengaluru -Country &
    Postal code: India, 560 068, saiganeshrs@gmail.com

  4. Prakash Singh

    Ph D, Economics, Faculty Housing 4, House number 4104, Goa Institute of Management(GIM), Sanquelim Campus, Poriem, Sattari, Goa 403505, prakash@gim.ac.in

  5. Dr. L. Micheal Solomon

    Assistant Professor, Department of Commerce, The American College, Madurai, Address: Rehaboth, Plot 29, Park Town - Street 1, Madurai - Tamil Nadu - Pin: 625017, E-mail: drmichealsolomon@gmail.com

     10. Dr. B.L. Sairam Subramaniam

Director & Head-mba Gobi Arts & Science College (autonomous), Gobichettipalayam, Erode District, TamilNadu, 99444 73123, drblsairam@gmail.com 

ATTENTION EDITORIAL BOARD MEMBERS


Economic Challenger reframes the editorial board each year based on the contribution of the board members and their relevance for the year.
The performance of Board members can be reviewed at any time throughout the year and necessary corrections may be made. 

Members should forward to us well-researched articles on varied fields and should promote the journal to the best of their efforts. 

Kindly follow the emails from the editor for timely inputs and contributions. All articles are chargeable.








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